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 O'Brien Inman
American painter ‧ Henry Inman's son
Stephen Delancey
Lev Hankevych
Politician
Romaine Dahlgren Pierce
Aline Davis Hays
Textile designer
Laemmlein Buttenwieser
Linguist
Anthony Joseph Drexel, Jr
American banker ‧ Anthony Joseph Drexel's son
Pierre Lorillard IV
Enoch J. Rector
Film director
Alfred Lebbeus Loomis
American physician
Robert Winthrop
Banker
John Maynard Harlan
Former Member of the Chicago City Council
William Sydney Porter
American writer
Pierre Munroe Irving
American author
Alfred J. Marrow
American psychologist
Shad Polier
American lawyer
William Watts Sherman
Businessman
Kenneth Douglas
Karl Anschütz
Music director and composer
Amos Eno
Frank Gray Griswold
Writer
Sarah Reisen
American poet
Charles Stillman
Edmund Law Rogers Jr.
American stage actor
John Springer
Publicizer
Christopher Emmet
Writer
Emilia Yznaga
Edward Neufville Tailer
Fernando Yznaga
Banker
Charles A. Stevenson
Actor
Marie Augustine LeGoupillot Loew
George Frederick Shrady Sr.
American physician
Henry Griffith Lapham
Lewis Henry Lapham's father
David M. Levy
Psychiatrist
Marian Spitzer
American screenwriter
Adam Norrie
Executive
Melissa Evans
Salem Howe Wales
American politician and philanthropist
H. Cooper Cliffe
Stage actor
William Starr Miller II
Industrialist
William Ferris Pell
American horticulturist
Stuyvesant Fish Morris
American physician
James Cabell Bruce
Former United States Ambassador to Argentina
Frederick Ferris Thompson
American banker
Edward De Peyster Livingston
Samuel Sherman
Musical artist
George Coleman De Kay