Kent
Kent was a Swedish alternative rock band, formed in Eskilstuna in 1990. With members Joakim Berg, Martin Sköld, Sami Sirviö and Markus Mustonen, the band had numerous radio hits throughout Sweden and ...
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J. Bunning
Former United States Senator
Larry Belcher
Former Kentucky State Representative
John L. Helm
Former Governor of Kentucky
Joshua Jewett
Attorney at law
Mitchell Henry
American football tight end
Woodie Fryman
Baseball player
Frank L. McVey
Economist
John Breckinridge
Former U. S. senator
Thomas Boston Gordon
Lawyer
Eugenia Dunlap Potts
Writer
Timur
Former Amir of the Timurid Empire
Æthelberht of Kent
King of Kent
Marvin Hart
Landaff Andrews
Attorney at law
Leander Cox
U.S. representative
Kenny Price
Singer
Clyde Vollmer
American professional baseball player
Jack Reno
American singer
Brent Spence
Former Kentucky state Senator
Frank Marty
American football coach
Jared Lorenzen
Indoor american football quarterback
"Lefty", "Lefty Guns", "Mister Violence", "Hefty Lefty", and "Lefty Two Guns"
Indoor american football quarterback
Carl Wurster
German chemist
Christoph Jentsch
Geographer
Sixtus of Tannberg
Johannes Mehring
Anton Mirou
Painter
Richard Mentor Johnson
Former Vice President of the United States
Thomas Todd
Former Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States
Lawrence Wetherby
Former Governor of Kentucky
Christopher Greenup
Former Governor of Kentucky
John J. Crittenden
Former Governor of Kentucky
Solomon P. Sharp
Former Attorney General of Kentucky
Edwin P. Morrow
Former Governor of Kentucky
Robert P. Letcher
Former Governor of Kentucky
Reginald Kell
Clarinettist
Bill Cornett
Singer
Thomas H. Paynter
Former United States Senator
Isham Talbot
Former United States Senator
John Breathitt
Former Governor of Kentucky
Martin D. Hardin
Former Kentucky Secretary of State
Emma Guy Cromwell
Politician
Richard Menefee
U. S. representative
William Johnson Stone
U. S. representative
John Milton Elliott
American lawyer
Thomas Y. Fitzpatrick
U. S. representative
Meriwether Lewis Clark Sr.
Architect