New Jersey
New Jersey is a northeastern U. S. state with some 130 miles of Atlantic coast. Jersey City, across the Hudson River from Lower Manhattan, is the site of Liberty State Park, where ferries embark for nearby Ellis Island, with its historic Immigration Museum, and the iconic Statue of Liberty. The Jersey Shore includes notable resort towns like historic Asbury Park and Cape May, with its preserved Victorian buildings.
People born in New Jersey (First 49 people) - Page 101
Al Attles
American former professional basketball player
Ron Orbach
Actor
Bernard Gersten
American theatrical producer
Vinnie Burke
Jazz musician
Bernard Greenhouse
American cellist
André Birotte Jr.
Judge
Tyshawn Sorey
American composer
Judith Reisman
American author
W. E. B. Griffin
Writer
Walter V. Shipley
Banking executive
Lance Liebman
American professor
Akrum Wadley
American football running back
Stephen Burrows
Director
John W. Campbell
American fiction writer
Sondra Lee
Film actor
Neako
American rapper
Marion Parsonnet
Film producer
Ike Quebec
American saxophonist
Tracey Scott Wilson
American playwright
Mark Radice
American singer
Karen Katz
American author
Lakim Shabazz
Hip-hop artist
Stephanie Cooke
Singer
Jack Cashill
American author
Charlie Morrow
American composer
Donald Crews
American illustrator
Jalil Lopez
Musical artist
Hugh Joseph Addonizio
Former United States Representative
Leonard S. Coleman Jr.
Former Commissioner of the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs
Dennis Kozlowski
Jean Byrne
American educator
Renaldo Nehemiah
American football player
Sherry Ortner
American anthropologist
Isaac Tichenor
Former Governor of Vermont
Billoah Greene
Actor
Eddie Gladden
American drummer
Eva Henning
Swedish movie actress
Dan Miceli
American baseball player
G. B. Halsted
American mathematician
Ely Pouget
American actress
Malik Barnhardt
Actor
Frankie Negrón
Singer
Ken Shapiro
American film producer
Qadry Ismail
American football player
Irving Ravetch
American screenwriter
Da'Sean Butler
American professional basketball coach
Samuel A. Ward
American organist
