Frederick
Frederick II was King in Prussia from 1740 until 1772, and King of Prussia from 1772 until his death. His most significant accomplishments include his military successes in the Silesian wars, his re-organisation of the Prussian Army, the First Partition of Poland, and his patronage of the arts and the Enlightenment.
People born in Frederick (First 49 people) - Page 2
Nat M. Wills
Pamela E. Bridgewater
Diplomat
Rashard Kelly
American basketball player
Waverly Austin
Basketball player
Justen Haynes
Musician
Clara Brown
Midwife
John M. Patton
Former United States Representative
James B. Bowlin
U. S. representative
Steve Kleisath
American musician
Gaye Adegbalola
American singer
Carter L. Stevenson
Military personnel
George S. Patton Sr.
Lawrence Lewis
Former United States Representative
John Forsyth
Former United States Secretary of State
Keller Williams Musician
American singer
Ryan McBroom
Baseball first baseman
Seth Barton
Officer
George Coghill
American football player
Hugh W. Mercer
Confederate general
James Beverley Sener
Former United States Representative
Lisa Rossbacher
President of Southern Polytechnic State University
Caelynn Miller-Keyes
American model
Charles F. Mercer
Politician
Bob Lacey
Baseball athlete
Tony Beasley
American baseball coach
W. Keith Edwards
Computer researcher
Shakira Austin
American professional basketball player
Albert S. Le Vino
Screenwriter
Josh Ball
American football player
Eliza Monroe Hay
James Monroe's daughter
Erin McKeown
American multi-instrumentalist
Aylett Hawes Buckner
U.S. representative
Waller T. Patton
Military officer
Stacy Tutt
American football player
John F. Anderson
Former Director of the United States Hygienic Laboratory
Casey Spinelli
American football placekicker
Conner Jones
Motorsports racing driver
Isaac S. Struble
American Politician
Jackson Hopkins
American soccer player
Matt Glaeser
American soccer player
Daniel Bachman
Guitarist
Augustin Smith Clayton
Former United States Representative
Bessie Alexander Ficklen
American author
Isaac W. Patton
Former Mayor of New Orleans
John Minor Maury
Military officer
Mary Berkeley Minor Blackford
American activist
William F. Gordon
Former United States Representative