York
York was an American explorer and historic figure, being the only African-American member of the Lewis and Clark Expedition; he participated in the entire exploration and made significant contributions to its success. He was the first African American to cross the continent and see the Pacific.
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John-Michael Tebelak
American playwright
J. P. McEvoy
American writer
Stephen Fleischman
Film director
Roscoe Conkling Bruce
American editor
Joseph Bucklin Bishop
American author
Edith Altschul Lehman
Herbert H. Lehman's wife
Lynn Cohen
American actress
Cicely Tyson
American actress
Tatyana Grosman
Holcombe Rucker
Educator
Robert Sarnoff
American businessman
Albert C. Cohn
Carlos Federico Díaz Alejandro
Economist
Stephen Samuel Wise
American rabbi
Stanley Stahl
American banker
Lady Jeanne Campbell
British socialite
David E. Lilienthal
American attorney
Mary Young Cheney Greeley
American schoolteacher
Shail Upadhya
Nepalese diplomat
Ted Eshbaugh
Animator
Murray Burnett
Screenwriter
Leroy Kirkland
American bandleader
Fred Wise
Author
Madeleine Smith
Molly Kazan
American dramatist ‧ Elia Kazan's wife
Herman Wright
Jazz musician
Joyce Wein
Endre Marton
Journalist
Louise Thompson Patterson
David Randall-MacIver
British archaeologist
Andor Weininger
Artist
Chajim Bloch
Writer
William E. Sawyer
American inventor
Lloyd Goodrich
American art historian
Dorothy Catherine Draper
Sidney Edwards Morse
American inventor
Ouida Bergère
American screenwriter
Richard A. Roth
Film producer
Robert Ober
Samuel Ward Jr.
American Politician
Herman Whiton
American sailor
Sonia Darrin
American film actress
John Woodhouse Audubon
Painter
Frank Armstrong Crawford Vanderbilt
American socialite
David Kudrow
Lee N. Kudrow's father
Katharine Carl
American painter
David Kung Ling-kan
Soong Ai-ling's son
