Mary
Mary was a first-century Judean woman of Nazareth, the wife of Joseph and the mother of Jesus. She is a central figure of Christianity, venerated under various titles such as virgin or queen, many of them mentioned in the Litany of Loreto.
People born in Mary (First 49 people) - Page 59
Rahat Japarow
Goalkeeper
Constantin Constantinov
Sculptor ‧ Konstantin Konstantinov's son
Margaret Eleanor Butt Crook
Charles Butt's sister
Elyse Allan
Carla Kneeland
Actress
Linus Eklund Adolphson
Actor
Leif Mannerström
Swedish restaurateur
Kurt Alfred Johansson Haijby
Swedish author
Bo Åke Adamsson
Artist
Vivian Cardinal
Swedish singer
Robert J:son Lindh
Businessperson
Guy Delorme
French actor
Hamid-Reza Haji Babaee
Member of Islamic Consultative Assembly of Iran
Svetlana Bless
Actress
Pamela Lyndon Travers
Australian-British writer
Maurice Blair
Rugby player
Matthew Dellavedova
Australian professional basketball player
Phillip Adams
American football
Mary Hansen
Australian guitarist
Grant Kenny
Olympic athlete ‧ Lisa Curry's ex-husband
David Theile
Australian backstroke swimmer
Robert Gott
Author
Anthony West
Australian motorcycle road racer
Jay McCarthy
Australian cyclist
Edmund Herring
Australian justice
Fiona Foley
Australian artist
Troy Chaplin
Australian rules football player
Larry Sengstock
Australian basketball player
Hastings Harrington
Elton Rasmussen
Destiny Deacon
Australian photographer
Geoff Dymock
Australian cricketer
Jack Worrall
Australian rules football player
Jamie Charman
Former australian rules football player
Joe Kilroy
Australian footballer
John Campbell Ross
Australian soldier
John Nicholls
Footballer
Maree Edwards
Member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly
Ron Branton
Australian rules football player
P. R. Stephensen
Australian writer
Clive Stoneham
Former Member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly
Max Oppy
Australian rules football player
Courtney Winfield-Hill
Australian cricketer
Andrew Davey
Bernard Corser
Former Member of the Australian House of Representatives
Grace O'Hanlon
New Zealand olympic athlete
Hannah Cullum-Sanders
