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 5
Holly Walker-Lynch
Shadow Minister for Crime Reduction and Courts
Max Crabtree
Professional wrestler ‧ Shirley Crabtree's brother
Brian Crabtree
Referee
Bob Worthington
English footballer
Dave Worthington
English former football player
Will Oakes
Rugby league player
Morgan Gannon
Phil Horrocks-Taylor
Rugby union player
Carl Rushworth
Football player
Billy Barr
Scientist
Oliver Hannon-Dalby
English cricketer
Martyn Roper
Governor of the Cayman Islands
Nick Richardson
English football player
Arthur Edward Ellis
Referee
William Edward Soothill
Missionary
Joe Wardle
Charles Crossland
English mycologist
Megan Shackleton
British table tennis player
Michael Collins
Former Minister for Justice of Ireland
Brandan Wilkinson
Jess Thristan
Musical artist
Phyllis Bentley
English novelist
Jack Senior
Football player
Mick Scott
Bob Wardle
Former footballer
William Thrift
Former Teachta Dála of Ireland
Hbomberguy
YouTuber
Melanie Garside-Wight
English footballer
John Bowden
English publisher
Herbert Akroyd Stuart
Inventor
Jon Driver
Psychologist
Angela Bull
Author
Paddy Lane
Football player
Riley Dean
Philip Moger
Clergy
J. S. Fletcher
English journalist
Richard Haking
British general
James Stansfeld
Former Financial Secretary to the Treasury of the United Kingdom
S.K.I.T.Z Beatz
Composer
Alan Kellett
Amy Jagger
British olympic athlete
David Hartley
Bass player
Tyler Dickinson
Percy Hague Jowett
British artist and arts administrator
Norton P. Otis
Former United States Representative ‧ Elisha Otis' son
Russell J. Waters
Former United States Representative
Norton Prentiss Otis
Former United States Representative ‧ Elisha Otis' son