Caledonia
Caledonia is the Latin name given by the Romans to the land north of their province of Britannia, beyond the frontier of their empire, roughly corresponding to modern-day Scotland. However, southern Caledonia was part of the Roman Empire until the Antonine Wall for some periods of time.
People born in Caledonia (First 49 people) - Page 0
Cam Talbot
Ice hockey goaltender
Byron Edmund Walker
Canadian banker
Jamie Phillips
Canadian ice hockey player
Andrew Campbell
Ice hockey defenseman
Lloyd Seibert
Jay Goede
American actor
Dave Kunst
Ken Nelson
American record producer
James T. Ronald
American Politician
Matt Cappotelli
American professional wrestler
John W. Meldrum
Politician
Angus Cameron
Former United States Senator
Carolyn Harding Votaw
Warren G. Harding's sister
Will McGinniss
Musical artist
George Tryon Harding, Jr.
Physician ‧ George Tryon Harding's son
John Gilfillan
Politician
Gilbert Tyuienon
Mayor of Canala
César Lolohea
Footballer
Paul Barjon
French professional golfer
Elmer A. Morse
U.S. representative
Roy Kayara
Footballer
JeanMarie Tjibaou
French Politician
Pierre Fairbank
Olympic athlete
Daniel Goa
Politician
Jean-Marie Tjibaou
French Politician
Valentine Eurisouké
Politician
Maurice Ponga
Member of the European Parliament
Arnjolt Beer
Athletics competitor
Christian Karembeu
French former football player
Jacques Zimako
French football player
Hélène Iekawé
Politician
Léonard Drilë Sam
French politician
Paul Wamo
French author
Georges Gope-Fenepej
New Caledonian football player
Jacques Lalié
Politician
Thierry Cibone
Athlete
Marc-Kanyan Case
French footballer
Pierre Ngaiohni
Former Vice President of New Caledonia
Nidoïsh Naisseline
Politician
Charles Washetine
French politician
Robert Teriitehau
Surfer ‧ Véronika Loubry's ex-husband
Bruno Van Peteghem
Dick Ukeiwé
Former President of the Congress of New Caledonia
Harold Martin
Former President of the Government of New Caledonia
Jean-Claude Briault
Politician
Cédric Sansot
New Caledonian footballer
Miguel Kayara
Football player