New Jersey
New Jersey is a northeastern U. S. state with some 130 miles of Atlantic coast. Jersey City, across the Hudson River from Lower Manhattan, is the site of Liberty State Park, where ferries embark for nearby Ellis Island, with its historic Immigration Museum, and the iconic Statue of Liberty. The Jersey Shore includes notable resort towns like historic Asbury Park and Cape May, with its preserved Victorian buildings.
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Daniel Piatt
Karel Shook
American ballet master
Jeanne Victoria Anne Clerec
Jackie Stallone's mother
James P. Maher
Former United States Representative
Billy Gonsalves
American soccer player
Archie Stark
Soccer player
James Stout
American jockey
Cynthia Gooding
American singer
Walter McAfee
American scientist
Rupert Mills
Professional baseball player
Abel Kiviat
American middle-distance runner
J. S. Pughe
Comic book creator
Charles K. Graham
Sailor
Zez Confrey
American composer
Ernest Hogan
American entertainer
Loren Murchison
American olympic athlete
Edith Kingdon
American actress
Ernst A. Lehmann
German pilot
Nosson Meir Wachtfogel
Rabbi
Serge Jaroff
Conductor
Lena Frances Edwards
Physician
John Lambert
American former professional basketball player
Lee Gatch
American artist
Samuel Putnam
American translator
John Honeyman
Spy
Hudson Maxim
Inventor
Bill Narleski
Baseball player
William Burns Smith
Politician
John M. Darley
American social psychologist
Sam Coppola
American actor
Morton Fried
Professor
Priscilla Dean
American actress
John McCloy
Officer
Robert F. Murphy
American anthropologist
David Syrett
Herman Harrell Horne
University teacher
Angelo Badalamenti
American composer
Patrick Ellis
Educator
John N. Shive
American physicist
Sol Marcus
Songwriter
Jimmy Woode
Jazz musician
Damien Covington
American football player
Fred A. Hartley Jr.
Former United States Representative
Michael J. Matthews
American Politician
Margaret Katherine Majer Kelly
Instructor
József Kővágó
Hungarian engineer
James Zadroga
Police officer