North Carolina
North Carolina is a state in the Southeastern region of the United States. The state is the 28th largest and 9th-most populous of the 50 United States. It is bordered by Virginia to the north, the Atlantic Ocean to the east, Georgia and South Carolina to the south, and Tennessee to the west.
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Eileen Younghusband
Social worker
Josiah Bailey
Former U.S. senator
John Louis Taylor
American jurist
Kemp P. Battle
American lawyer
Everett Case
Basketball coach
Frank Ballance
Former United States Representative
Fred Heineman
Former U. S. Congressman
George Edmund Badger
Kaye Cowher
Coach ‧ Bill Cowher's wife
Augustus Summerfield Merrimon
Former U.S. senator
Susie Sharp
American jurist
Steve Chiasson
Ice hockey player
Vermont C. Royster
Editor
Henry Gray Turner
American Politician
Lawrence H. Fountain
Former United States Representative
Harlan E. Boyles
Politician
Joseph Allen Stein
American architect
Thad A. Eure
Political figure
Henry L. Kamphoefner
Designer
Charles Doak
Basketball coach
Herbert Hutchinson Brimley
John C. B. Ehringhaus
George B. Anderson
Military personnel
Horace Hendrickson
American football player
Robert Hoke
American-Confederate businessman
Ralph Campbell Jr.
American Politician
Eleanor Frances Lattimore
American writer
Matthias Ward
Former United States Senator
Vic Sorrell
Baseball player
Franklin Taylor Dupree Jr.
Thomas Walter Bickett
Attorney at law
Samuel Cashwan
Bones McKinney
American professional basketball player
Clarence Lightner
American Politician
Dixie Davis
Baseball player
David Marshall Williams
Llewellyn Thomas
Physicist
Madelyn Clare
American actress
Ned Martin
Petr Zenkl
Former Mayor of Prague
Quincy Monk
American football player
Vernon Malone
George Balch
Thomas F. Toon
General
Bill Wynne
Professional baseball player
Jim Pearce
American professional baseball player
Gintautas Abarius
Soviet pianist