Maryland
Maryland is a Mid-Atlantic state that's defined by its abundant waterways and coastlines on the Chesapeake Bay and Atlantic Ocean. Its largest city, Baltimore, has a long history as a major seaport. Fort McHenry, birthplace of the U.S. national anthem, sits at the mouth of Baltimore’s Inner Harbor, home to the National Aquarium and Maryland Science Center. ― Google
People born in Maryland (First 49 people) - Page 1
Lauren Faust
American animator
Judd Legum
Journalist
Charles Carroll of Carrollton
Former United States Senator
Michael Martin Hammer
American engineer
Francis Stokes
American screenwriter
Rodney Barnes
American screenwriter
Raphaelle Peale
American painter
John S. Chase
American architect
Reverdy Johnson
Former United States Attorney General
William Pinkney
Former United States Attorney General
Sixx Orange
Actress
Sandy Barbour
American athlete
Alexander Contee Hanson
Former U.S. senator
Dávid Bondra
Slovak ice hockey player
Renée Diggs
Singer
Luke Bowanko
American football center
Brenda Raganot
American bodybuilder
Gavin Floyd
Baseball pitcher
Royce West
Texas State Senator
James R. Hogg
Military officer
Michael Airington
Actor
Sally BriceO'Hara
Christine Nairn
American soccer player
Ian McGinty
American comic book artist
Alan Pastrana
American football player
Theodore Stark Wilkinson
Admiral
Mark Carnevale
American professional golfer
Don H. Dwyer Jr.
American Politician
Jeff Hatch
Former American football player
Louis Leo Snyder
American scholar
Worth H. Bagley
Daniel de Weldon
American actor
James Cha Fitzpatrick
Musical artist
Joseph J. Himmel
American missionary
Josh Furman
American football safety
Julie Smith (novelist)
American writer
Montgomery Meigs
General
Rick Shea
American singer
Judith Maxwell
Benjamin Ogle
Former Governor of Maryland
Stuart Robson
Actor
John Thomas Blackburn
American aviator
Thorne Smith
American writer
John Leeds Kerr
Former United States Senator
Larry Beavers
American football player
Crystal Bright
Musician
Terry Hutchinson
American sailor