Kea
Kea, or Tzia, is a Greek island in the Aegean Sea's Cyclades archipelago, characterized by hilly countryside and quiet beaches. In the island's capital, Ioulida or Ioulis, the Archaeological Museum of Kea houses locally excavated artifacts. The Lion of Kea, an ancient stone carving, is a short hike away. The waters around Kea are home to several shipwrecks, including the Titanic's sister ship, the Britannic in 1916.
People born in Kea (First 49 people) - Page 0
Adrian Scott
American screenwriter
Hector Turnbull
American screenwriter
Phil Healy
Irish-Irish olympic athlete
Nicola Evans
Síle de Valera
Former Member of the European Parliament
Tore Lokoloko
Former Governor-General of Papua New Guinea
Erasistratus
Physician
Meletius III of Constantinople
Cyparissos Stephanos
Greek mathematician
Pete Barnes
American football player
Luke Gibbons
Author
Tom McGovern
Football player
Dessie O'Hare
Tommy Makem
Irish musician
Sarah Makem
Singer
Cathal Boylan
Member of the Legislative Assembly of Northern Ireland
Ellison Onizuka
American astronaut
Layla Roberts
Actress
Micah Sherman
Comedian
Keitani Graham
Olympic athlete
Dan Namingha
Painter
Frank H. Field
American chemist
Horace M. Thorne
Soldier
Frank James
Soldier
Susan Lavenia James
Jesse James' sister
Clell Miller
Nikki Ferrell
Pediatric nurse practitioner
High Fives Gang
Allie Hess
American soccer player
Robert R. James
Frank James' brother
Trist Curless
Musical artist
Jon Bokenkamp
American writer
Andy Pessoa
American actor
Peter George Peterson
Investment banker
Brett Maher
American football placekicker
Lauren Gilbert
Actor
Stephanie Vogt
Actress
Dale E. Wolf
Former Governor of Delaware
Mindy Raymond
Actress
Ryan Quincy
Voice actor
James A. Lake
Professor
Trevor Robinson
American football center
Peter G. Peterson
Former United States Secretary of Commerce
Bryan Stoltenberg
American football player
Stephen R. Lawhead
American writer
Charlie Tuna
Radio personality
Luke McNitt
American football player
