Hanover
Hanover is the capital and largest city of the German state of Lower Saxony. Its 535,932 inhabitants make it the 13th-largest city in Germany as well as the fourth-largest city in northern Germany after Berlin, Hamburg and Bremen.
People born in Hanover (First 49 people) - Page 18
Johann Anton Leisewitz
Poet
Orrin Augustine White
Painter
William McKee Dunn
Former United States Representative
Bob Donewald
American basketball coach
William M. Dunn
Former United States Representative
Fred Luehring
American basketball coach
Jaylen Adams
American basketball player
Nichole Hiltz
American actress
Amanda Barker
Canadian actress
Doug Carr
Ice hockey goaltender
Mike Hardman
Ice hockey player
Jean Chatburn
Actress
Kevin Pearce
American snowboarder
Laura Bridgman
American educator
Henry Fowle Durant
American lawyer
Jonny Drubel
Singer-songwriter
Barbara Newhall Follett
American novelist
Sarah True
American athlete
Austin Tappan Wright
American author
Charlie Clouser
American keyboard player
Hal Barwood
American screenwriter
Tom Dey
American film director
Thomas C. Kinkaid
Admiral
Charles Augustus Young
Astronomer
Jay DeFeo
Visual artist
Joan Halifax
American teacher
George Bissell
Industrialist
Kent Carter
American composer
James Freeman Clarke
American theologian
Victor Ambros
American developmental biologist
John Perkins
American author
C. Loring Brace
American anthropologist
Hannah Kearney
American freestyle skier
Anthony Bannon
Art critic
Matthew D. Green
American cryptographer
Edward G. Winters, III
Jeremiah McLane
Musical artist
Al Barr
Singer
Denny Kearney
Jeremy B. Rosen
American lawyer
Leonard Wilcox
Former United States Senator
Nate Taylor
Terence Hines
Science writer
Tommy Ford
Alpine ski racer
David Chipman
Jon Spencer
American singer
Nate Fish
Baseball player
