New Jersey
New Jersey is a northeastern U. S. state with some 130 miles of Atlantic coast. Jersey City, across the Hudson River from Lower Manhattan, is the site of Liberty State Park, where ferries embark for nearby Ellis Island, with its historic Immigration Museum, and the iconic Statue of Liberty. The Jersey Shore includes notable resort towns like historic Asbury Park and Cape May, with its preserved Victorian buildings.
People born in New Jersey (First 49 people) - Page 26
Nicholas Murray Butler
American philosopher
Sidney Garfield
Medical doctor
Alex Reyes
Baseball pitcher
Valerie Cruz
American actress
Sam Woodyard
American drummer
David Brody
American historian
Jim Colbert
American professional golfer
Richard Wood
English football player
Anthony Branker
American musician
Ron Rivers
Former American football player
Tom Coyne
American mastering engineer
P.J. Walker
American football quarterback
Margaret Josephs
American TV personality
Jon Rua
Actor
Dick Vosburgh
American writer
John Griesemer
American author
Kevin Kasha
Film producer
Marsha P. Johnson
American activist
Kim Yates
Actress
Robert Zakanitch
American painter
Philip Taaffe
American artist
Chris Gatling
American former professional basketball player
Stephanie George
TV actor
J. Christian Bollwage
Mayor of Elizabeth, New Jersey
Ted Solotaroff
American author
Chuck Feeney
American businessman
Raghib Ismail
American football wide receiver
Loree Jon Jones
Pool player
Jimmy Yacabonis
Baseball pitcher
Jay Lethal
American professional wrestler
I. Stanford Jolley
American film actor
William Sulzer
Former Governor of New York
Drew Esocoff
Television director
John Madey
Professor
John Waterbury
Betty Walker
American actress
Mickey Walker
American professional boxer
Edward Stratemeyer
American publisher
Richie Kaczor
DJ
Lester Levenson
Author
Shirley Jaffe
American painter
Clint Bolick
Arizona Supreme Court Justice
Daniel C. Kurtzer
American diplomat
Allen Hopkins
American pool player
Aaron Ogden
Former United States Senator
Matthew John Rinaldo
Former United States Representative
Mary Dalrymple
Linguist
