Jersey
Jersey is the largest of the Channel Islands, between England and France. A self-governing dependency of the United Kingdom, with a mix of British and French cultures, it's known for its beaches, cliffside walking trails, inland valleys and historic castles. The Jersey War Tunnels complex, in a former hospital excavated by slave labor, documents the island's 5-year German occupation during WWII.
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John Jay Jackson Jr.
Former Virginia State Representative
Henry Mills Hurd
Physician
James Roscoe Day
Frank J. LeFevre
U.S. representative
William James Connell
American politician
Rocky Castellani
Boxer
John F. Starr
American Politician
George Hires
Former Member Of The New Jersey State Senate
Charles E. Vreeland
Commanding officer
Horace Grant Underwood
Missionary
Charles J. Stillé
Author
Louis Kuehnle
American Politician
Daniel William Coquillett
American entomologist
Celestine Tate Harrington
American musician
Pete Latzo
American boxer
George M. Gould
Physician
Steve Smoger
American boxing referee
Eliza Tupper Wilkes
Charles E. Warburton
Author
George Boardman the Younger
American theologian
T. Lyle Dickey
Jurist
Charles P. Snyder
Former United States Representative
Bronson Howard
American dramatist
Mischa Levitzki
Pianist
Danny Havoc
American professional wrestler
Henry Southard
Former United States Representative
Dean Cetrulo
American fencer
Helen Eloise Freudenberg
Stephen R. Gregg
Military personnel
William Abner Eddy
American journalist
Ed Franco
American football player
Marcy Borders
Bank teller
Allan Benny
Former United States Representative
Henry Meigs Jr.
Former Mayor of Bayonne ‧ Henry Meigs' son
Henry Louis Stephens
American illustrator and editorial cartoonist
Nathan Gregory Silvermaster
Spy
William Ludwig Ullmann
American spy
Helen Silvermaster
Spy
Edward E. David Jr.
American engineer
Roberta Remsen
Steve Forbes' mother
Emil Lindenfeld
Hungarian-American painter
Deborah Kean
Former First Lady of New Jersey
Irene Craigmile Bolam
Banker
Pauline Alma White
Arlene White Lawrence
Moe Berg
American baseball coach
Gus Wickie
American bass singer
