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Thomas Creswick
Illustrator
Charles Wreford-Brown
Cricketer
Joseph Nash
Painter
Simeon Singer
Rabbi
Henry Prescott
Former Governor of Newfoundland Colony
William Mulready
Painter
William Merewether
Military officer
Charles Eastlake
British architect
Albert Spicer
Politician
Herbert Studd
English cricketer
John Tufton, 2nd Baron Hothfield
British cricketer
James Cockle
Mathematician
Andries Stockenström
Politician
Ananias of Damascus
Saint
Heinie Schuble
American baseball player
Eric Plant
Military personnel
Edgar Adams
American swimmer
Stephen Van Rensselaer Cruger
Ralph Wright
Animator
Alma Ziegler
American baseball player
Jacques Leclercq
Belgian theologian
Inge Lønning
Former Member of the Storting
Grethe Rytter Hasle
Norwegian plant scientist
Nelly Borgeaud
Film actress
Francisca Cualladó Baixauli
Christian August Anker
Norwegian industrialist
Edvard Grieg
Norwegian composer
Stein Rokkan
Norwegian political scientist
Erik Brødreskift
Drummer
Sigurd II of Norway
King
Sverre of Norway
King
Magnus VI of Norway
King
Haakon III of Norway
King
Eric II of Norway
King
Arne Bendiksen
Norwegian singer
Lasse Myrvold
Norwegian musician
Dorothe Engelbretsdatter
Norwegian author
Inger Marie Andersen
Norwegian actress
Yngve Moe
Norwegian bassist
Inga of Varteig
Haakon IV's mother
Arne Bjørndal
Norwegian fiddler
Johan Nordahl Brun
Norwegian author
Claus Pavels
Norwegian priest
Knut Mykland
Norwegian historian
Sverre Jordan
Norwegian composer
Judith Mayes
Actress
Anne Pedersdotter