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 495
Adolph Malan
Fighter pilot
Alshaun Bock
South African rugby union player
Sailor Malan
Fighter pilot
Godlen Masimla
South African rugby player
Boy Louw
Rugby union player
Abdullah Abdurahman
South African Politician
Darwin J. Flakoll
Translator
Jim Fouché
Farmer
Anton de Pasquale
Jorry Merahe
South African association football player
David Rumelhart
American psychologist
Curtis Loftis
South Carolina Treasurer
Duce Staley
American football coach
Georgiana Goddard King
American photographer
Dakota Dozier
American football guard
Hal Jeffcoat
American baseball player
Jessica Tyler Brown
Actress
Jalek Felton
American professional basketball player
West Cox
Former South Carolina State Representative
Maisie Smith
English actress
Bernard Williams
English philosopher
Dick Clement
Author
Fiona Lewis
British actress
Diarmuid Lawrence
Television director
John Hutton, Baron Hutton of Furness
Rodney Ackland
English playwright
Anne Stallybrass
English actress
John Horsley
Actor
Ivor Danvers
Actor
Mary Germaine
Film actress
Trevor Bailey
Cricketer
E. Power Biggs
American concert organist
Edward Greenfield
Broadcaster
Rupert Keegan
Former motorsports racing driver
John Hutton
British artist
Malcolm Edward Falkus
Marcia Gresham
Dan Radcliffe's mother
Murry Hope
English writer
Richard Stapley
British actor
Basil Dearden
English film director
Don Stannard
British actor
Benjamin Grosvenor
British classical pianist
Julia Sorrell
Artist
Clinton Keeling
British zookeeper and writer
Josephine Apieu Jenaro Aken
Politician
Ted Moore
South African-British cinematographer
Arno Carstens
South African musician
