York
York was an American explorer and historic figure, being the only African-American member of the Lewis and Clark Expedition; he participated in the entire exploration and made significant contributions to its success. He was the first African American to cross the continent and see the Pacific.
People born in York (First 49 people) - Page 167
Richard Barathy
Michaelle Solages
New York State Representative
Donovan Mitchell
American professional basketball player
Willie Turnesa
American golfer
Tim Arson
American professional wrestler
Anthony Cumia
American radio personality
Camille Paglia
American academic
Amy Sedaris
American actress
Keith Rothfus
U. S. Representative
Johnny Logan
Baseball player
DeAnne Smith
American-Canadian comedian
Douglas G. Hurley
Engineer
Dick Biondi
Musical artist
Liz Malia
Former Massachusetts State Representative
Stephen Kalinich
American poet
Anne Osborn Krueger
American economist
Terence Parsons
Philosopher
David Barno
Chelle Stack
Elaine Bonazzi
Operatic soprano
Eric Appel
Writer
H. M. Koutoukas
Playwright
Craig Vincent
Actor
Kylie Strom
American soccer player
Ron Luciano
American baseball umpire
Joe Mott
Former American football player
Thomas Hopko
Priest
Brian Mulligan
Baritone
Doug Hurley
American engineer
Jay Kuo
American theatrical composer
Truman Crawford
Musical arranger
Thomas Tull
Chairman of the Board of Legendary Entertainment
John Ducey
American actor
Jed Elinoff
Screenwriter
Curry Hicks
Jack Quinn III
George Burwell Abbott
George Abbott's father
Kate Warne
Detective
Richard Furman
American minister
John Roosevelt
Businessman ‧ Jacobus Roosevelt's brother
John L. Merriam
Former Minnesota State Representative
Edward Bonney
City planner
Seaman A. Knapp
Scotty Mattraw
American film actor
James J. Belden
American Politician
Milton Pettit
Former Lieutenant Governor of Wisconsin
John U. Pettit
Former United States Representative
