Washington
Washington, officially the State of Washington, is a state in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States. It is often referred to as Washington state to distinguish it from the national capital, both named for George Washington.
People born in Washington (First 49 people) - Page 119
Waine Bacon
American football player
William Nathaniel Roach
Former United States Senator
Lillian Evanti
American opera singer
Donald Blakey
Former Delaware State Representative
James Dale Davidson
Investor
Brian Head
Town in Utah
Nicole A. Williams
Author
Nat Segaloff
Writer
Lucia Lynn Moses
Actress
B. Timothy Walsh
Author
Clervie Ngounoue
American tennis player
Pop Snyder
American umpire
Antony Ressler
American businessman
George C. Chesbro
American writer
Reina Poindexter
Actress
Danaher
Martial arts instructor
Edward Fitzgerald Beale
Former United States Ambassador to Austria
Charles L. Franklin Jr
Physician
Cora Semmes Ives
American writer
Robert Meloni
Endocrinologist
Michele Meloni
Phyllis Terrell
Mary Church Terrell's daughter
George M. Bache
American commanding officer
Sonya Ball Ryan
Karen Olsson
American novelist
Frank Veloz
Dancer ‧ Yolanda Veloz's father
Mary P. Burrill
American playwright
Augustus Jay
American diplomat
Jackson's Submission Fighting
American trainer
Clarice Smith
American painter
John R. Goldsborough
American commanding officer
Cafritz
Musician and guitarist
William Lawrence Scott
Former United States Representative
Don Greer
Charles Waldo Scott, Jr.
Bobby Scott's brother
Adele Cutts
Helena de Kay Gilder
Linguist and poet
Albert Merriman Smith, Jr.
Merriman Smith's son
John P. Davis
American journalist and lawyer
Elliott B. Strauss
Military officer
Catherine Jane Cooper
Jim Sanborn
American sculptor
Adèle Cutts Douglas
Robert J. Cotter
American chemist
Anne d'Harnoncourt
American curator
Robert Aaron Gordon
American economist
Tierra Hawkins
Basketball player