MD
Doctor of Medicine is a medical degree, the meaning of which varies between different jurisdictions. In the United States, and some other countries, the M.D. denotes a professional degree.
People born in Md (First 49 people) - Page 7
Herman B. Baruch
Former United States Ambassador to the Netherlands
Zachariah C. Deas
stephen keep mills
Actor
Eddie McGirt
American football player
James Cantey
Former South Carolina State Representative
Josiah Abigail Patterson Campbell
Former Speaker of the Mississippi House of Representatives
Charles S. West
Former Texas Secretary of State
Willie Mae Allen
Former Massachusetts State Representative
Thomas U. P. Charlton
American writer
Lois Rhame West
Former First Lady of South Carolina
Patrick Henry Nelson II
Solicitor ‧ Patrick Henry Nelson's son
James Willis Cantey
Charles F. Pendleton
Military personnel
Merle Flowers
Former Member of the Mississippi State Senate
William J. Hardee
American-Confederate general
Noble A. Hull
Former Lieutenant Governor of Florida
Diane Franklin
American Politician
Linda Ripa
Author ‧ Kelly Ripa's sister
Michael J McEvoy
American composer
Sabina Rouge
Tara Paul
Actress
Lemuel Sawyer
Member of the bar
Gilbert Parker
Novelist
James Macarthur-Onslow
Former Member of the New South Wales Legislative Council
Kathy Burke
Actress
Keir Gilchrist
Canadian actor
Daniel Kaluuya
British actor
Olivia Williams
British actress
Anthony Head
Actor
Jaime Winstone
English actress
Jodhi May
British actress
Luke Youngblood
British actor
Freddie Highmore
English actor
Alain Whyte
English musician
Steve Bunce
British columnist
Adrian Annis
Actor
Lee Cheney
Actor
Charlie G. Hawkins
Former actor
Rachel De Thame
Gardener
Simon Brodkin
Comedian
Diane Bull
Actress
Johnny Wright
British boxer
Oliver Heaviside
English mathematician
Sydney Carter
Poet
Eugene Goossens
English conductor
Terry Mancini
Footballer
Kundai Benyu
Football player
