Woodstock
Woodstock is a fictional character in Charles M. Schulz's comic strip Peanuts. He is best known for being Snoopy's best friend. The character first appeared in the April 4, 1967, strip, though he was not officially named until June 22, 1970. He is named after the Woodstock festival of 1969.
People born in Woodstock (First 49 people) - Page 1
Samuel C. Crafts
Former United States Senator
Richard Butch Johnson
Olympic athlete
George McClellan
American surgeon
Everett J. Lake
Former Governor of Connecticut
Abiel Holmes
American historian
Amasa Walker
Former United States Representative
Ezra Ripley
American minister
Henry Chandler Bowen
American merchant
Caleb Davis
American merchant
Jonathan Dwyer
American football running back
Matt Skole
Baseball infielder
Harold S. Johnston
American scientist
Cody Mizell
American soccer player
Nick Masterson
American basketball player
Bron Breakker
American professional wrestler
Karen King
Scrapp DeLeon's mother
Kent Emanuel
Baseball player
Tyler Speer
American motorsports racing driver
Bryce Leatherwood
Singer
Johnny Stompanato
Bodyguard
Quinn K. Redeker
American actor
Michael Liedtke
American football offensive guard
Stanley Grover
American film actor
Jon Budmayr
Coach
Gigi Goode
American drag queen
Rick George
Athlete
Lynn D. Stewart
American businessman
Brad S. Gregory
Catalina Lauf
Politician
John Stompanato III
Johnny Stompanato's son
Sidney Perham
Former Governor of Maine
Charles Otis Whitman
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Fictional character
Arthur Pue Gorman
Former United States Senator
William Henry Gorman
Businessman
Henry Gassaway Davis
Former senator of the United States
Arthur P. Gorman
Former United States Senator
Max Martini
Actor
Libby Titus
American singer
Fiona Dourif
American actress
Taj Johnson
Actor
Randy Ciarlante
American musician
Autumn de Wilde
American photographer
Katie Nisa
Actress
Lucien Marcus Underwood
American botanist
Bruno H. Zimm
American chemist
Kesang Marstrand
American singer-songwriter
