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 463
Roy Horniman
British writer
Houston Stewart Chamberlain
British-German philosopher
Peter Coke
Actor
Michelle Magorian
English author
Ernle Chatfield, 1st Baron Chatfield
Admiral
J. W. Burrow
Historian
Robert Vaughan Gorle
British farmer
Basil Hall Chamberlain
British academic
George Hyde
Admiral
Anthony Bryer
British historian
Avril Anderson
Music educator
John Gilpin (dancer)
English ballet dancer
Lord Chatfield
Officer
Sally Home
Actress
Norman Douglas Holbrook
British submariner
John Gilpin
English ballet dancer
John Ferraby
Freddie Read
Footballer
Albert Prince-Cox
English association football manager
Alfred Hobart Sturdee
Physician
Frances Yates
Historian
Robert Gittings
Author
Francis Ronald Swain
British aircraft pilot
G. E. L. Owen
British philosopher
Wilfrid Woods
Navy officer
Arthur Dalrymple Fanshawe
Marjorie Gordon
Singer
Thomas Hope Troubridge
Thomas Troubridge's father
Edward Fegen
Soldier
Neville Cameron
Charles Brutton
English cricketer
Arthur Byng
English cricketer
William Lowther Grant
Navy officer
Geoffrey Harrison
Former British Ambassador to Brazil
Edward Osborne Hewett
Engineer
Reginald Maitland
Rugby union player
Aylmer Firebrace
British commander
Joan Huffman
Texas State Senator
Keir Starmer
Leader of the Labour Party of the United Kingdom
Joey Essex
TV personality
Gemma Chan
Actress
Lydia Bright
TV personality
Siouxsie Sioux
English singer
Andy McNab
Novelist
Lynsey de Paul
English singer-songwriter
Ryan Bertrand
English football player
Catharine Parr Traill
Canadian author
