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People born in Ay (First 49 people) - Page 216
Tony Read
English former footballer
Harry Burrows
English former football player
Ahmed Jdey
Tunisian author
Lotfi Mraihi
Tunisian politician
Peter Lilley
Member of the House of Lords of the United Kingdom
William Pitt the Younger
Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
Margaret Harris
Costumer
John Pitt, 2nd Earl of Chatham
Former First Lord of the Admiralty
Sophie Harris
Goalkeeper
David F. Wright
Historian
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Former First Lord of the Admiralty
Ronald John James Goldsmith
Greg Dyke
British journalist
Glenn Hoddle
English former football player
Hannah Chick
Film actor
David Westlake
Singer
Tony Lee
British writer
Frank Allen
English bass guitarist
Mick Bodley
English former football player
Joe Quigley
Football player
John Sissons
Footballer
Chris Denning
Honey Lantree
Musical artist
Jenna Dear
Footballer
Robin Bush
Historian
Spencer James
English singer
Paul Gardiner
Musician
Malcolm Pool
Bassist
Edward Chaney
British historian
Alan Charles
Former Derbyshire Police and Crime Commissioner
Barry Lane
English professional golfer
Walter Raleigh
English statesman
George Washington Truett
American writer
Ismaeel Ryan
Futbolcu
Abdul Aziz Abdul Ghani
Former Prime Minister of Yemen
Arthur Lowe
Actor
Ivan Erdélyi
Russian-Soviet military officer
Sedrak Saroyan
Armenian politician
Simon Martirosyan
Armenian weightlifter
Rick Rescorla
Military officer
Jack Cock
Footballer
Hayley Mary
Australian singer-songwriter
Simon Gray
Playwright
Gary Mehigan
Australian chef
Stephanie Lawrence
British theatre actress
George Bell
Basketball player
Maurice Wilks
Engineer
