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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Logan English
American singer
David H. Porter
American academic
Cris Alexander
American actor
George Lewis Gillespie Jr.
Military personnel
James Hazen Hyde
Clarence Dart
Fighter pilot
Jeanne-d'Arc Charlebois
Canadian singer
Richard Arnold Bermann
Austrian journalist
Robert Creamer
American sportswriter
William Leete Stone Sr.
Journalist
Harry Prosch
American philosopher
John Bradstreet Schuyler
Carmine Foresta
Actor
Marshall Cassidy
American race caller
James M. Marvin
Former United States Representative
Ezra Millard
Former Mayor of Omaha
Marylou Whitney
American socialite
Russell Banks
American writer
Cora Semmes Ives
American writer
Edgar T. Brackett
Former New York State Senator
Marshall Owen Roberts
Simon Fraser of Balnain
British general
Henry Taylor Blow
U. S. representative
Barnas Sears
American biographer
Greene C. Bronson
American Politician
William M. Levy
U.S. representative
Samuel D. Burchard
Minister
George Carter Barrett
American lawyer
Lois Long
American writer
Pierre Lorillard III
Sir Francis Clerke, 7th Baronet
British military personnel
Marjorie Strider
American painter
Maurice Hinchey
Former United States Representative
John Henson (puppeteer)
American puppeteer
Anton Myrer
Veteran
John Henson
American professional basketball player
Michele Wrightson
American visual artist
Theodorus B. M. Mason
Military officer
Peter Lamborn Wilson
American author
Joe Sinnott
American comic book artist
Ernest Williams
American conductor
Poultney Bigelow
American journalist and writer
Robert Roosevelt
Former United States Representative
Louise Forsslund
American author
Sitric Cáech
Mabel Narcissa Cox
Frank A. Vanderlip's ex-wife
H. Walter Webb
