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 6
Adam Page
American professional wrestler
Charles Leigh
American football player
Mamye BaCote
American Politician
William B. Preston
Mormon
Paul C. Edmunds
Lawyer
Earl Ferrell
Former American football player
Alfred D. Barksdale
Former Virginia State Senator
Vivian Pinn
American physician
John Crowell
Former United States Representative
Gentry O. Smith
Diplomat
Naomi Ginsberg
Engineer
Andy Stroud
Simone's father
Norm Snead
American football player
Clement Comer Clay
Former Governor of Alabama
Riley Ingram
American Politician
William M. Tuck
Former Governor of Virginia
Oscar L. Chapman
James Ronald Chalmers
Former United States Representative
Presley T. Glass
American Politician
Robert Weakley
American Politician
Sara Agnes Rice Pryor
American writer
Walter T. Colquitt
Former United States Senator
Walter Coles
Former United States Representative
Ginny Hawker
Singer
Moses H. Kirby
Former Ohio Secretary of State
James C. Green
Former Lieutenant Governor of North Carolina
Matthew Clay
Former United States Representative
franca di rienzo don burke
Singer
Dale Kavanagh
Guitarist
Emily Doolittle
Canadian composer
Rick Perkins
Member of the House of Commons of Canada
Catherine Schenk
Author
Severi Vielma
Football player
William Jones Stairs
John Paul Tremblay
Canadian actor
Sarah Dunsworth
Canadian actress
Ellen Page
Canadian actress
Laura Regan
Canadian actress
Cindy Sampson
Canadian actress
Molly Dunsworth
Canadian actress
Oswald Avery
Canadian-American physician
Stephen Dixon
Ice hockey centre
Viola Desmond
Canadian civil rights activist
John Campea
Canadian YouTuber
Sarah McLachlan
Canadian singer-songwriter
Art Hindle
Canadian actor
Steve McNiven
Canadian comic book artist
