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Barney is a common given name.

Contents 1 People with the surname Barney 2 Places 3 Media and entertainment 4 Other 5 See also

[edit] People with the surname Barney

• Charles D. Barney, an American banker
• George Barney, a lieutenant governor of the Colony of North Australia
• Harriet E. Barney, the forty-sixth woman married to Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints church leader Brigham Young
• John Barney, a U.S. Congressman from the fifth district of Maryland
• Joseph Barney, a British painter
• Joseph Nicholson Barney
• Joshua Barney
• Keith Barney, the guitarist from Eighteen Visions
• Lem Barney, a former American football player
• Maginel Wright Enright Barney, a children's book illustrator
• Matthew Barney (born 1967), a sculptor and film artist
• Natalie Clifford Barney (1876–1972), a writer and salonist
• Rex Barney, a pitcher for the Brooklyn Dodgers
• Scott Barney, an ice hockey player in the NHL
• Tina Barney, a US photographer

[edit] Places

• Barnegat Lighthouse
• Barney Circle, Washington, D.C.
• Barney, Georgia, United States
• Barney, Norfolk, England
• Barney, North Dakota, United States

[edit] Media and entertainment

• Barney & Friends, a children's TV show about a purple dinosaur.
• Barney (TV series), a British animated children's series
• Barney Rubble, a Character from the Flintstones
• Barney Gumble, a Character from the Simpsons.
• Barney Stinson, a fictional character created by Carter Bays and Craig Thomas for the CBS television series How I Met Your Mother, portrayed by Neil Patrick Harris.
• Barney Calhoun is the playable character in Half-Life: Blue Shift, and a major character in the Half-Life 2 series.

[edit] Other

• Barney (dog), a pet of former U.S. President George W. Bush
• USS Barney (TB-25), torpedo boat

[edit] See also

• Barnaby
• Barnard
• Barnett
• Bernard
• Bjarne

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