Stoney (name)

Stoney is a given name, nickname, stage name and surname. Notable people with the name include:

• Stoney Burke (born 1953), American street performer and actor
• Stoney Case (born 1972), American football quarterback
• Stoney Cooper (1918–1977), American fiddle and guitar player
• Stoney Curtis, American pornographic actor, director and producer
• Stoney Edwards (1929–1997), American singer
• Peter Emshwiller (born 1959), American novelist, artist, magazine editor, filmmaker, screenwriter and actor
• Stoney Jackson (born 1960), American actor
• Stoney McGlynn (1872–1941), American baseball player
• Stoney LaRue (born 1977), American singer-songwriter
• Carl Stonehewer (born 1972), English former motorcycle speedway ride
• Stoney Willis (1912–1994), American football quarterback
• Stoney Woodson (born 1985), American football cornerback
• Stoney, character in Encino Man

• A. Burnet Stoney (1892–1973), American football coach
• Andrew Robinson Stoney (1747–1810), Anglo-Irish adventurer
• Bindon Blood Stoney (1828–1909), Irish engineer
• Casey Stoney (born 1982), English association football player
• Clementine Stoney (born 1981), Australian swimmer
• Edith Anne Stoney (1869–1938), Anglo-Irish medical physicist
• Florence Stoney (1870–1932), Irish radiologist
• Francis Goold Morony Stoney (1837–1897), Irish engineer
• George C. Stoney (1916–2012), American filmmaker and film educator
• George Johnstone Stoney (1826–1911), Anglo-Irish physicist
• Graeme Stoney (born 1940), Australian politician
• James M. Stoney (1888–1965), American bishop
• Jim Stoney (1888–1965), American football guard, coach, and church rector
• Kevin Stoney (1921–2008), English actor
• Levar Stoney (born 1981), American politician from Virginia
• Thomas Porcher Stoney (1889–1973), American politician from South Carolina
• William Stoney (1898–1980), British swimmer

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