Tes
Terrence Tessora, better known by his stage name Tes, is an American rapper from Brooklyn, New York. In 2003, Tes released his debut album, X2. It was described by Exclaim! as "experimental New York hip-hop in the vein of Cannibal Ox, Aesop Rock and Company Flow."
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Donny Thompson
Groundskeeper
R. J. Prince
American football guard
Lee Autry
American football player
George Rogers Clark
American military officer
Lottie Moon
Missionary
Lucy Jefferson Lewis
Thomas Jefferson's sister
George W. Randolph
Lawyer
Jack Jouett
Former Virginia State Delegate
Thomas Walker Gilmer
American statesman
Walter Leake
Former Governor of Mississippi
John A. Moon
American Politician
James T. Farley
James W. Flanagan
Former United States Senator
John W. Noble
American film director
Dennis Herrold
American musician
John Wimer
Postmaster
Jonathan Clark
American soldier
Charles Lilburn Lewis
Edward Coles
Former Governor of Illinois
John Harvie
American lawyer
Dabney S. Carr
American diplomat
John Austin Moon
Former United States Representative
Hon. Joseph Cabell Breckinridge
Former Kentucky Secretary of State
Samuel Jordan Cabell
Former United States Representative
Cabell Breckinridge
Former Kentucky Secretary of State
Joel Yancey
Former Kentucky State Representative
Armistead C. Gordon
Lawyer
George Wayne Anderson
Former Virginia State Senator
Meriwether Lewis Anderson
Physician
Thomas Bell Monroe
Former Kentucky Secretary of State
Doris Giannini
Technical advisor ‧ Earl Hamner Jr.'s mother
Bud Thomas
American baseball athlete
Eddie Cochran
American musician
Stanley Borleske
American football player
Sabin Nassif
Paul Nassif's father
Tim Penny
American author
Blane David Nordahl
Arthur G. Sorlie
Former Governor of North Dakota
Joan Claire Graham
Songwriter
Arthur Taylor Von Mehren
American jurist
Ben Woodside
American basketball player
Richard Carlson
American actor
Henry O. Talle
Professor
Mike Dimmel
Baseball player
Frederick C. Beiser
Philosopher
Alix Kermes
Actor
Sage Kermes
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