Halifax
Halifax is a British banking brand operating as a trading division of Bank of Scotland, itself a wholly owned subsidiary of Lloyds Banking Group. It is named after the town of Halifax, West Yorkshire where it was founded as a building society in 1853.
People born in Halifax (First 49 people) - Page 2
Steven Anthony
Ice hockey player
George Brenton Laurie
Author
Troy Crosby
Athlete
Hal Crowther
American journalist and essayist
John Charles Beckwith
Military personnel
William Johnston Almon
Physician
Gertrude Keeler
Movie actress ‧ Ruby Keeler's sister
Roy C. Firebrace
Military officer
Wendy Walsh
Author
Sharon Carstairs
Former Canadian Senator
Randy Raine-Reusch
Canadian composer
Rob Boutilier
Director
Alexander Parris
American architect
John Branch
Journalist
Junius Daniel
Military personnel
Samuel E. Hogg
Former United States Representative
James K. Moorhead
Former United States Representative
Ryan Toulson
Football player
Ed Sheeran
English singer-songwriter
John Noakes
Television presenter
Christopher Bailey
Fashion designer
Joe Duttine
English film actor
Oliver Farnworth
Actor
Kate Thompson
British writer
Bramwell Booth
Former Chief of the Staff of The Salvation Army
Jim Mallinder
Coach
Charlie Hodgson
Hannah Cockroft
British racer
Christina Pickles
British actress
Barrie Ingham
Actor
Niall Evalds
Jake Connor
Gareth Widdop
Rugby league stand-off
Ben Kavanagh
Oliver Smithies
American-British geneticist
John E. Walker
British chemist
Johnnie Casson
Comedian
John Grogan
British Politician
Wilfred Pickles
Actor
Shirley Crabtree
Professional wrestler
James Pickles
Barrister
Anne Lister
Landholder
Emma Williams
English actor
Karen Darke
British author
John Lawton
Vocalist
Jim Thorburn
Actor
Kathryn Pogson
English film actress
