Kea
Kea, or Tzia, is a Greek island in the Aegean Sea's Cyclades archipelago, characterized by hilly countryside and quiet beaches. In the island's capital, Ioulida or Ioulis, the Archaeological Museum of Kea houses locally excavated artifacts. The Lion of Kea, an ancient stone carving, is a short hike away. The waters around Kea are home to several shipwrecks, including the Titanic's sister ship, the Britannic in 1916.
People born in Kea (First 49 people) - Page 1
Tom Bokenkamp
Kathy Bokenkamp
Jon Bokenkamp's wife
Sue Bokenkamp
John P. Lucas
Senior officer
Brandon Duckworth
Baseball pitcher
Frank Maile
American football player
Mikey Way
American musician
Buzz Kulik
American film director
Thomas Schnauz
American television producer
Joe Kyrillos
American Politician
John Harkes
American coach
Ray Toro
American musician
Al Hartley
American comic book writer
Alex Martins
Chief Executive Officer of the Orlando Magic
Alex Webster
Football coach
Karen Akunowicz
American chef
Greg Pason
American Politician
Robert G. Jahn
American physicist
Marcello Borges
American soccer player
Gale Pollock
Nurse
Ed Halicki
American professional baseball player
Dots Miller
Professional baseball player
Joan Lippincott
American concert organist
Jack Tighe
American baseball manager
Tyler Cowen
American economist
Ownie Carroll
Baseball player
Tony Mottola
American jazz guitarist
Bob Cassidy
American author
Jeffrey Klepacki
American rower
Stanley Schumm
Author
Neil Shawcross
Artist
Ian Ramsey
Joe Hayes
English footballer
Robert Simmonds
Former Royal Canadian Mounted Police Commissioner
John M. Skaggs
Cornelius Skaggs
Kamehameha III
King of the Kingdom of Hawaii
Nahienaena
Ernest Shackleton
Irish explorer
Lorcán Ua Tuathail
Saint
Bernard Deacon
British author
Florence Hannah Dirac
Paul Dirac's mother
Richard Marsh Crofton
Former Prime Minister of Bahawalpur
Trevor Pinch
British sociologist
Darren Breslin
Irish musician
Constance Fox Talbot
Henry Fox Talbot's wife
Kuana Torres Kahele
Musician
