North
North is one of the four compass points or cardinal directions. It is the opposite of south and is perpendicular to east and west. North is a noun, adjective, or adverb indicating direction or geography.
People born in North (First 49 people) - Page 71
Graham Martin
Former Ambassador of the United States to Thailand
Bascom Lamar Lunsford
Folklorist
George M. Pritchard
Former United States Representative ‧ Jeter C. Pritchard's son
Elizabeth Ray
Nick McDevitt
Basketball coach
Edward F. Rector
Military officer
Randy Travis
American singer-songwriter
Wilber Hardee
William Drew Robeson I
Paul Robeson's father
Jovan Babunski
Commander
Beti Đorđević
Musical artist
Jordan Lloyd
Actor
Demontez Stitt
Basketball player
Darius Kilgo
American football nose tackle
Ty Buttrey
Baseball pitcher
James B. Black
Former Speaker of the North Carolina House of Representatives
Shanora Williams
Writer
Jahwan Edwards
American football running back
Liz Brasher
Singer
Kuzman Sotirović
Football player
Alice B. Russell
American actress
Malcolm McLean
American businessman
Malcolm Mc Lean
American businessman
Kiff Slemmons
Artist
Louie Meadows
Baseball player
Tarvis Williams
American former professional basketball player
Ben Jacobson
American basketball coach
Deb Soholt
Member of the South Dakota State Senate
Dean Knudson
Doctor in veterinarian medicine
Rick Holman
American Politician
Lute Olson
American basketball coach
Lee Karaim
Director
Dewey Larson
American engineer
William Earl Britt
Former Judge
William C. Newland
Former Lieutenant Governor of North Carolina
Josh Dobson
Politician
Samuel Price Carson
Former United States Representative
William O. Burgin
U. S. representative
Joseph J. McDowell
Former United States Representative
Zack Littell
Baseball pitcher
Junior Robinson
American basketball player
Lew Riggs
Baseball player
Woody Durham
American announcer
Ricardo Marsh
American former professional basketball player
Eliza Ann Grier
American physician
Marshall Tate Polk
James K. Polk's brother
Jared Irwin
