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 72
Chris Quigg
American physicist
Lloyd Banks
American rapper
Stephen P. Joyce
Chief Executive Officer of DineEquity Inc
Jaelyn Duncan
American football player
William Plummer Benton
American lawyer
Guy Babylon
Keyboardist
Ralph Stoner Wolfe
American microbiologist
Kevin Hornberger
American Politician
Phil Galfond
American professional poker player
Thomas John Claggett
Clergy
Aaron Wilcox
Professional porn star
Thomas Brooke, Jr.
Thomas Brooke, Sr. 's son
Thomas Contee
American Politician
Darvin Moon
American logging workers
Randy Smith
Baseball
Darnerien McCants
American football player
Babe Phelps
Professional baseball player
Jackson Dean
American singer-songwriter
Cam Whitmore
Basketball player
Michael Cresap
Soldier ‧ Thomas Cresap's son
Frank Miller
Cellist
Richie Anderson
American football player
Monica Dogra
American musician
Sidney A. Fitzwater
Former Judge
Allan H. Kittleman
Former Maryland State Senator
Joseph M. Getty
Judge
Evan Vucci
American photographer
Rodney Glasgow
Basketball player
Hugh Roberts
American soccer player
Keandre Jones
American football player
Richy Anderson
American football wide receiver ‧ Richie Anderson's son
Daleep Singh
Former Deputy National Security Advisor of the United States
Ian Krouse
Musical composer
Marie Newman
Politician
John Coleridge, 1st Baron Coleridge
Lawyer
Isaac Heard
Samuel Taylor Coleridge
English poet
Edward Davy
English physician
Henry Nelson Coleridge
Editor
James Coleridge
Military personnel ‧ Samuel Taylor Coleridge's brother
Arthur Coleridge
Cricketer
Alice Mary Coleridge
Walter Dening
Missionary
Aurea Edgington
British tennis player
Blake Countess
American football safety
Gerrard Sheppard
American football wide receiver
Roman Braglio
American football defensive lineman
