Ferguson can refer to many things.

• An alternative spelling of Fergusson An Irish/Scottish Clan
• Sir Harry Ferguson Tractor designer and Industrialist

Various companies related to Harry Ferguson :

The Ferguson Company

Ferguson Research Ltd. Racing car constructor and 4WD transmission systems supplier.

Massey-Ferguson the merger of Ferguson and Massey companies.

Vehicles related to Harry Ferguson

Ferguson-Brown - a tractor to Fergusons designs produced by the David Brown company

Ferguson TE20 - the "little grey Fergie"

• Ferguson, Missouri - a suburb of St. Louis
• Adam Ferguson - Scottish philosopher and historian
• Alex Ferguson - the UK football manager.
• Craig Ferguson - Scottish actor and host of the Late Late Show
• Chris Ferguson - poker player
• David Ferguson - London Business Man.
• Duncan Ferguson - Scottish football player.
• Helaman Ferguson - mathematician and artist
• James Ferguson - Scottish Clockmaker and Astronomer
• Matthew Ferguson - Canadian actor
• Miriam A. Ferguson - Texas Governor
• Sarah Ferguson - the Duchess of York, aka "Fergie"
• Sheila Ferguson - one of the Three Degrees
• Stacy Ferguson - Black Eyed Peas vocalist

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