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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William G. Thompson
Officer
Charles Holland Duell
Judge
Vasyl Mudry
Journalist
Bobby McDermott
American professional basketball player
Manuel Klein
Composer
Thomas Armitage
Writer
Diocletian Lewis
Advocate
Mort Meskin
American comic book artist
Tony Hendra
English satirist
Carl Lachmund
American classical pianist
Clifford Nelson Fyle
Sierra Leonean author
Ralph Fasanella
American painter
Nick Wasicsko
American Politician
William G. Stahlnecker
U.S. representative
James Gwyn
American commissioned officer
Johnny Ezersky
American professional basketball player
Theodoor de Booy
American archaeologist
Rudy Lapick
American comic book artist
Thomas Hillhouse
Former New York State senator
Charlotte B. Coman
American painter
Onaje Allan Gumbs
Pianist
James Renwick Brevoort
American artist
Rudolf Eickemeyer
American photographer
Theresa Malkiel
American activist
Francis A. Winslow
Former Judge
Robert Baird
American author
Vasyl Mudryi
Mariya Livytska
Former First Spouse of Ukraine
Carlotta Maury
Paleontologist
Theodore Gilman
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Richard Bayley
Physician
John Bond Trevor
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William Allen Butler
American lawyer and writer
Jennifer Price
Archaeologist
Jerome Zerbe
American photographer
Ève Curie
French-American writer
Chester H. Gross
Former Pennsylvania State Representative
Martha Bratton
Frederick Hambright
Military officer
Edward Digges
Former Governor of Virginia
John Punch
Slave
Edward Ratcliff
Joseph Croshaw
Raleigh Croshaw's son
Gawin Lane Corbin
Former Virginia State Delegate
Helen Churchill Candee
American author
George E. R. Kinnear II
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George Andrews Moriarty Jr.
American genealogist
