North
North is one of the four compass points or cardinal directions. It is the opposite of south and is perpendicular to east and west. North is a noun, adjective, or adverb indicating direction or geography.
People born in North (First 49 people) - Page 25
Kim Kyok-sik
Former Minister of the People's Armed Forces of North Korea
Robert W. Welch Jr.
James Iredell Jr.
Former U. S. Senator
J. Wallace Winborne
American jurist
Cornelius Harnett
American statesman
Robert H. W. Welch Jr.
Landon Huffman
Mary Jacobs Graham
Stedman Graham's mother
Don Prince
American professional baseball player
William Dodd
Former United States Ambassador to Germany
Cassandra Creech
Actress
Valerie Ashby
Chemist
Kodi Whitley
Baseball player
Herman Harrell Horne
University teacher
valerie s. ashby
President of the University of Maryland, Baltimore County
Ernest Thompson
Musician
K. J. Henry
Athlete
Keshun Sherrill
American basketball player
Earl Scruggs
American musician
Horace Scruggs
Musical artist ‧ Earl Scruggs' brother
Junie Scruggs
Earl Scruggs' brother
Clarence Avant
American music executive
Willie Parker
Football running back
Sam Aiken
American football wide receiver
Terry Holland
American basketball player
John Bruton Stanbury
American physician
Rube Benton
Baseball player
Jerris McPhail
Former American football player
Brent Jackson
Member of the North Carolina State Senate
Andrew Lamb
Saxophonist
Lew Hill
Basketball coach
Leonard Henry
American football player
Dennis Owens
Former American football player
Algernon Lee Butler
Judge
Cody Stanley
Baseball catcher
Jaylen Warren
Frank Leatherwood
Former American football player
Samuel Tilden Ansell
American biographer
Joel Booker
Baseball player
Tony Waldrop
President of the University of South Alabama
Thomas F. Toon
General
Charles Clinton Spaulding
Businessperson
Clayton Spencer
President of Bates College
Bradley Pinion
Football punter
Jody Hill
American director
Rachel Reilly
American TV personality
William Cottrell
Movie director