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."
People born in Tes (First 49 people) - Page 463
Devonte Patterson
American professional basketball player
Clyde Pangborn
American aviator
Waldo P. Johnson
Former United States Senator
Jeff Dahn
Bill Linderman
Cowboy
Janet Jones
American actress
Eric Schmitt
United States Senator
Brent Roam
Actor
Sam Fink
American soccer player
Jordan Niebrugge
American professional golfer
Noah Elliott
Olympic athlete
Josh Fleming
Baseball pitcher
Frank LoBiondo
Former United States Representative
Jonathan Adler
American potter
Radcliffe Bailey
American artist
Meg Gibson
Actress
Steve Rammel
Soccer manager
Brison Manor
American football player
Elias P. Seeley
Former Governor of New Jersey
George Jamison
American football player
Lester R. Brown
American analyst
Joseph A. Campbell
American businessman
Ryquell Armstead
American football running back
Harvey Johnson
American football player
Robin Bernstein
Businesswoman
Shana Williams
Athlete
Buddy Saltzman
Drummer
Benjamin Champneys
Former Attorney General of Pennsylvania
Dominique Williams
American football running back
Lucius Elmer
Former United States Representative
Charles L. Harris
American Politician
Floyd Reid
American football player
H. Boyd Woodruff
American microbiologist
Jason Winrow
American football player
Markquese Bell
American football player
John Spoltore
American ice hockey player
Charles Hill
Chuck Churn
American baseball player
Mark Barnett
American motorcycle racer
Brent Bowers
American former baseball player
William Cannon
Former Governor of Delaware
Peter F. Causey
Former Governor of Delaware
Edward Willis Redfield
American painter
Trusten Polk
Former Governor of Missouri
Charles Polk Jr.
Former Governor of Delaware
William F. Allen
Former Delaware State Senator
Philip L. Cannon
Former Lieutenant Governor of Delaware ‧ William Cannon's son
