Barn
A barn is an agricultural building usually on farms and used for various purposes. In North America, a barn refers to structures that house livestock, including cattle and horses, as well as equipment and fodder, and often grain.
People born in Barn (First 49 people) - Page 8
Ethel Mairet
British weaver
Luke Guttridge
English former football player
Kevin Nancekivell
Footballer
Douglas Kendrew
Former Governor of Western Australia
William Lethaby
Architect
Peter Harper
British physician
John Keay
Historian
Craig Overton
English cricketer
Dan Keat
Footballer
Stephen Reed
English footballer
Teminite
Musical artist
Christopher Grey-Wilson
British botanist
Martin Barlow
English former footballer
Carrie Davis
David Spiegelhalter
British statistician
W. N. P. Barbellion
English diarist
Elizabeth Lemarchand
Writer
Edward Snell
Civil engineer
Richard Roach Jewell
Architect
James Knight-Bruce
Judge
John Headon Stanbury
Hotel manager
Hiram A. Tuttle
Former Governor of New Hampshire
Susan Jameson
English actress
Margaret Leighton
English actress
Thea Musgrave
Scottish composer
Garry Laffan
Ernst Bier
Drummer
Dieter Kropp Musician
Musical artist
Francis B. Francois
American engineer
Troy Brown
American professional basketball player
Henry Louis Wallace
American serial killer
Mary Simms Oliphant
Historian
Solomon Blatt Jr.
Former Judge of the United States District Court for the District of South Carolina
R. Winston Morris
American editor
Johnson Hagood
Former Governor of South Carolina
James Brown
Former Kentucky Secretary of State
Joseph Gardner Brown
James Brown's father
Charles Wheatstone
Scientist
Franz Bernreiter
David Gove
American ice hockey player
Mark Laff
English drummer
Aschlin Ditta
British television screenwriter
Cindy Shelley
Actress
Harvey Postlethwaite
British engineer
Nigel Marven
British TV presenter
Francis Robinson
British historian
David Burrowes
British Politician
