Williamsburg
Williamsburg, a city in the U. S. state of Virginia, was capital of the Virginia Colony from 1699 to 1780 and played a significant role in the American Revolution. It forms the “Historic Triangle” together with Jamestown and Yorktown. Its heart is Colonial Williamsburg, a historic district and living-history museum where actors in period costume depict daily Colonial life in the streets, stores and workshops.
People born in Williamsburg (First 49 people) - Page 0
Eugene Burton Ely
American aviator
Austin Blythe
American football center
Willie Ramsdell
Baseball player
Eugene Edward Siler Jr.
Former Judge
Joe C. Paul
Eugene Siler
Former United States Representative
Caleb Powers
Nick Wilson
American defender
Edward Thorndike
American psychologist
Bob Toski
American professional golfer
Laurel Vail
Film actress
Hiram B. Warner
Former United States Representative
Mirabai Bush
Educator
Henry White Warren
American author
William Fairfield Warren
Professor
James Henry Coffin
American mathematician and meteorologist
Adam Trautman
American football tight end
Joy Behar
American comedian
Samantha Mathis
American actress
Ken Jacobs
American filmmaker
Fred Katz
American cellist
Robert Merrill
American actor
DJ Olive
American DJ
Antonio Reynoso
Emma Cecilia Thursby
American singer
Abby Stein
American author
Deborah Feldman
American-German writer
Meilech Kohn
Singer
Zalman Teitelbaum
Rabbi
John E. Sarno
Vic Thrill
Singer
Teddy Coluca
Actor
Arlene Eisenberg
Author
Sharyn Felder
Film producer
Moe Foner
Labor leader
George Zettlein
American baseball athlete
Samuel Boyar
Jerry Nolan
American drummer
Sully Boyar
American actor
Leo Hurwitz
American filmmaker
Dion Williams
Officer
Charles M. Schwab
American magnate
Timothy Lincoln Beckwith
Lawrence Taylor
American football player
Shawn Springs
Former American football player
Peyton Randolph
Former President of the Continental Congress
Edmund Randolph
Former Secretary of State
