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 87
Myles Humphrey
American football player
Chloe Jackson
American professional basketball player
Lansdale Ghiselin Sasscer
Former Maryland State Delegate
Richard W. Townshend
Former United States Representative
Chase Young
John Carroll (bishop)
Bishop
Marcus Dowtin
American football linebacker
Tracy Belton
American football player
Thomas Sim Lee
Former Governor of Maryland
Mike Balogun
American football linebacker
Richard Potts
American Politician
Olusegun Oluwatimi
American football player
John Daka
American football player
Otis Stocksdale
American professional baseball player
Oleksiy Aleksyeyev
Actor
John Nevett Steele
American Politician
Benji Madden
American musician
Joel Madden
American singer
Aaron Escolopio
American musician
John Flowers
American professional basketball player
Marquis Wright
American basketball player
Andrew Jerome Mudd
Samuel Mudd's son
Heath Schroyer
American basketball coach
Maura Healey
Governor of Massachusetts
Louis E. McComas
Former member of the United States Senate
Henry Fitzhugh
American Politician
Josef R. Sheetz
Military personnel
Cadwalader Ringgold
Explorer
Tench Ringgold
Mary Surratt
tyree colion mullyman
Musical artist
Joseph Galloway
Member of the Pennsylvania Provincial Assembly
Stephen Wheeler Downey
Former Wyoming State Representative
Sargent Shriver
Former United States Ambassador to France
Bill Oakley
American television writer
Matt Billingslea
Drummer
Elizabeth Ann Bennett
American actress
William Seabrook
American journalist
Brandt Bronico
American soccer player
Martin D. Burke
Professor
Joseph Will
American actor
Urban Bowman
American football player
Ashley Wren Collins
Actor
Mike Knode
American football player
Ray Knode
American baseball player
Robin Ridington
American anthropologist
D. J. Sparr
American composer