Boston
Boston, officially the City of Boston, is the capital and most populous city in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and is the cultural & financial center of New England in the Northeastern United States, with an area of 48.4 sq mi and a population of 675,647 in 2020.
People born in Boston (First 49 people) - Page 59
Gordon Bolland
Footballer
Jean Ingelow
English poet
Richard Bellingham
Magistrate
John Leverett
Magistrate
John Shae Perring
British engineer
Martin Middlebrook
Military historian
Mike Pinner
Footballer
Tom Kitwood
Author
Charles Adcock
Football player
Anthony Elding
English footballer
Matt Hocking
Football player
Ollie Chessum
Rugby union player
Dusty Hughes
Playwright
John Conington
Translator
Marc Ellington
Singer
Mick Vinter
Footballer
Howard Forinton
Footballer
Courtney Bowman
Actress
Walter Liddall
General
Nathan Kimsey
English professional golfer
Dave Coupland
English professional golfer
George Neville Jones
Botanist
John Westland Marston
Dramatist
William Chesebrough
Charles Leonard Irby
Navy officer
Rosie Allwood
William Henry Barnum
Former U.S. senator
William Barnum
Former U.S. senator
Chris Stuckmann
American filmmaker
Fanny Chamberlain
Joshua Chamberlain's wife
William Meninger
American monk
Cornelius E. Ryan
General
Michael Telch
American psychologist
Joseph Ballard Atherton
Robin Hartshorne
American mathematician
Andrew M. Weiner
American engineer
James Henry Wiggin
Editor
Joel Bowman
Professor
George H. Morse
Former Mayor of Burlington
Joe Kennedy III
Special Envoy for Northern Ireland
Beth Howland
American actress
Patrick J. Kennedy
Former Massachusetts State Senator
William F. Galvin
Massachusetts Secretary of the Commonwealth
Joseph P. Kennedy II
Former United States Representative ‧ Robert F. Kennedy's son
Paul Antonelli
American composer
Frederick P. Salvucci
Civil engineer
Elizabeth McCracken
American author
