Jim Taylor
Jim
or
Jimmy Taylor
may refer to:
Sports
American football
Jim Taylor (fullback)
(1935–2018), American football player
Jim Taylor (linebacker)
(1934–2005), American football player
Jim Taylor (tackle)
, American college football player
Jim Bob Taylor
(born 1959), American football quarterback
Association football
Jim Taylor (footballer, born 1917)
(1917–2001), English football player
Jim Taylor (footballer, born 1934)
(1934–2017), English football player
Jim Taylor (footballer, born 1944)
(born 1944), Scottish footballer
Australian rules football
Jim Taylor (Australian footballer)
(1932–2000), Australian rules footballer for South Melbourne and Norwood
Jim Taylor (footballer, born 1893)
(1893–1969), Australian rules footballer for Essendon
Jim Taylor (footballer, born 1907)
(1907–1987), Australian rules footballer for St Kilda
Other sports
Jimmy Taylor (basketball)
, South Alabama college basketball coach
Jimmy Taylor (rugby league)
(born 1984), rugby league player
Candy Jim Taylor
(1884–1948), American baseball player
Jimmie Taylor
(born 1995), American basketball player
Other
James Blackstone Taylor
, American aviation executive
Jim Taylor (Afghan war)
(born 1986), witness at Omar Khadr's Guantanamo military commission
Jim Taylor (explorer)
(1901–1987), explorer born in Australia
Jim Taylor (politician)
(1920–2005), Australian politician
Jim Taylor (writer)
(born 1963), American film producer and screenwriter
Jim B. Taylor
(1860–1944), South African Randlord, i.e. manager of diamond and gold mines
James R. Taylor
(1928–2022), Canadian communications professor
Jimmy Taylor (
Jericho
)
, character on TV series
Jim Taylor, cowboy leader involved in the
Sutton–Taylor feud
Disappearance of Jimmy Taylor
, Australian boy who disappeared at 12
See also
James Taylor (disambiguation)
Jamie Taylor
(born 1982), footballer
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