South!
Account of the Imperial Trans-Antartic Expedition attempted by Sir Ernest Shackleton and his crew. The goal of making the first land crossing of the Antartic Continent was never reached. . . .
People born in South (First 49 people) - Page 459
John Krafcik
CEO of Waymo
Joe Markley
Former Connecticut State Senator
Alwin Nikolais
American choreographer
William Petit
Former Connecticut State Representative
Gary Wayton
Stunt double
Edward Robinson
American translator
John Babiarz
Politician
Nick Greenwood
Baseball pitcher
Joseph Twichell
Writer
Rod MacDonald
American singer-songwriter
Charles Upson
Former Member of the Michigan Senate
George Elwood Nichols
Botanist
Charles Whittlesey
Geologist
Robert Lewis Byington
Former California State Representative
Drew Brown
American musician
Evan Brown
American football player
Kacy Rodgers II
American football player
Lil'Jordan Humphrey
American football wide receiver
Chance Casey
American football cornerback
Cade Foster
American football placekicker
Quinn Ewers
American football quarterback
Jake Oldroyd
American football kicker
Abby Anderson
Playback singer
Deuce Hogan
American football player
Sabian Holmes
American football wide receiver
Dylan Schmidt
New Zealand olympic athlete
Penny Simmonds
Member of the New Zealand Parliament
Tracey McLellan
Member of the New Zealand Parliament
Jack Lopresti
Member of Parliament of the United Kingdom
Justin Lee Collins
Radio personality
Imogen Cairns
Gymnast
Andy Stovold
English cricketer
Christian Roberts
British actor
Silas Jones Vail
American hatter
William Swinden Barber
Architect
Berni Flint
Singer
Anna Wood
American film actress
Jake Wall
Model
Matt Canavan
Former Minister for Industry, Innovation and Science
Jack Haig
Cyclist
Grant Hackett
Australian swimmer
Casey Stoner
Australian motorcycle racer
James O'Connor
Member of the Arizona Corporation Commission
Renee Bargh
Australian TV presenter
Jade Neilsen
Australian swimmer
Tommy Oar
Australian football player
Guy Edmonds
Australian director
