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People born in Ay (First 49 people) - Page 121
Stan Gurney
Armed force officer
S. S. Bhojwani
Author
Wan Ko Yee
Artist
H.H. Dorje Chang Buddha III
American artist
Picoğlu Osman Musician
Turkish musician
Mahmoud Baligh
Governor of Daikundi
Imad al-Dawla
Member of the Buyid dynasty
Josh Cowan
Australian rules footballer
Ambrose McCarthy Patterson
Painter
Charlie Pannam
Footballer, born 1897
Johnson Samuel
Peter Corrigan
Australian architect
Chris Grant
Former australian rules football player
Abigail Wehrung
Australian professional basketball player
Herbert Dalmas
Writer
Salam Fayyad
Former Prime Minister of the Palestinian National Authority
Izzat Ghazzawi
Writer
Miriam Atallah
Syrian singer
Muhammad Al-Zuhayli
Author
Myriam Atallah
Syrian singer
Wahbah al-Zuhayli
Syrian professor
Faed Mustafa
Faed Mustafa
Mourid Barghouti
Palestinian poet
Kassim Rimawi
Former Prime Minister of Jordan
Hafez Ibrahim
Egyptian poet
Richard Petiot
Ice hockey player
Matthew Spiller
Ice hockey player
Thomas Wood Stevens
Writer
Richard Henry Clarke
Politician
Sarah Byrd Askew
American librarian
Joseph A. A. Burnquist
Former Governor of Minnesota
Gertrude Mary Cox
American statistician
Joseph Alfred Arner Burnquist
Former Governor of Minnesota
Lonnie Burr
American actor
Dennis Keene
Kentucky Commissioner of Local Government
Jesse Tannehill
Baseball player
Albert S. Berry
Former United States Representative
Todd Benzinger
American baseball player
Lee Tannehill
Baseball player
Bob DeMoss
American football player
Shelby Linville
American basketball player
John Scofield
American guitarist
Paul Laurence Dunbar
American poet
Martin Sheen
Actor
Janet Sheen
American actress
Joe Estevez
American actor ‧ Martin Sheen's brother
