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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John Nevison
F. Henri Klickmann
Composer
John F. Carroll
Nelson Baker
Priest
Dash Snow
American artist
Edward M. Shepard
American Politician
Ralph Craig
American athlete
Bill Dineen
Canadian ice hockey player
Robert Dale Owen
Former United States Representative ‧ Robert Owen's son
William Laurel Harris
American painter
Edward Eggleston
American historian
Smith Ely Jelliffe
American neurologist
Alfred E. Emerson
American biologist
Ephraim Williams
Soldier
Katherine Squire
American actress
Miriam Young
Author
Frederick Townsend
American military officer
John Vlissides
Author
Sergei Grinkov
Ekaterina Gordeeva's husband
Max Gaines
American publisher
Donald Ewen Cameron
Psychiatrist
Edwin Robert Anderson Seligman
American economist
Edward Howland Robinson Green
American businessman
Steven Holcomb
American bobsledder
Max Houben
Belgian athlete
Art Devlin
Olympic athlete
Gustave Lussi
Edwin R. A. Seligman
American economist
Sergio Zardini
Bobsledder
Curt Glaser
German art historian
Robert L. Bacon
Former United States Representative
Whitey Ford
Baseball pitcher
Gillian Dobb
American film actor
Robert C. Baker
Inventor
Michael Harrington
American writer
Tommy Armour
Professional golfer
Connie Rasinski
Animator
Alexander von Zemlinsky
Austrian composer
Paul Sweezy
Economist
Bob Kuwahara
Japanese-American animator
Louisa Lane Drew
Actress
Bill Cayton
Promoter
Carl Mydans
American photographer
St. Clair Bayfield
Stage actor
Jay Velie
C. Paul Jennewein
German-American Sculptor
William J. Flynn
