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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James M. Landis
Fred Pressman
Barney Pressman's son
Pauline Robinson
Marvin Pierce's wife
John McGillicuddy
American banking executive
Benjamin I. Taylor
Former United States Representative
Piro Mani
Actor
Josiah Macy Jr.
American philanthropist
Evangeline Booth
Evangelist
Freddie Blassie
Professional wrestler
Zulme MacNeal
Cab Calloway's wife
Allan Rosenfield
Physician
Frances Few
Charlotte Zolotow
American writer
Philip D'Antoni
American film producer
Jasper Francis Cropsey
American artist
Kenneth Clark
American psychologist
John Bartholomew Tucker
American author
John William Draper
American scientist
John Saunders
American-Canadian journalist
Leffert L. Buck
American civil engineer
Norbert Sander
American physician
Mervyn Susser
South African epidemiologist
David Koff
American film-maker
Herbert Hall Winslow
American actor
Helen Barolini
American writer
George Frederick Matthew
Canadian botanist and geologist
John Van Dekker
Al Eugster
American animator
Lide Meriwether
Billy Ott
American baseball player
George Hall
Baseball player
Lew Anderson
American actor
Richard W. O'Neill
Soldier
Lothar Wolff
German film editor
William B. Branch
American playwright
Richard Teitelbaum
American composer
Reinaldo Arenas
Cuban poet
Edward Cummiskey
Emile Griffith
Professional boxer
Gabriela Mistral
Chilean poet
Oliver Belmont
Former United States Representative
Seldon Powell
American saxophonist
Andy Varipapa
Bowler
Anna Mae Winburn
American vocalist
Marty McHale
Professional baseball player
John Bieling
American tenor
Hortenius Chenault
Dentist ‧ Kenneth I. Chenault's father
