Massachusetts
Massachusetts, officially the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, is a state in the New England region of the Northeastern United States. It borders the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Maine to its east, Connecticut and Rhode Island to its south, New Hampshire and Vermont to its north, and New York to its west.
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Thomas D. Eliot
Former United States Representative
Henry Martyn Dexter
American author
William W. Crapo
Former United States Representative
Worth G. Ross
General
Elizabeth Carter Brooks
American educator
Nathan Bor
American boxer
Joseph Walsh
Former United States Representative
Ida M. Eliot
American writer and educator
Joseph Willard
American minister
Daniel Menaker
American fiction writer
James Noyes
Joshua Coffin
Richard Dummer
George Whitefield
Cleric
Gordon Welchman
British mathematician
Caleb Cushing
Former United States Attorney General
Robert Wallace Wilkins
Biographer
James Parton
American biographer
Matthew Thornton
Waldo Peirce
American painter
Hannah Flagg Gould
American poet
Daniel Dana
John P. Marquand
American writer
Tom Cooke
Illustrator
Jeremiah Nelson
Former United States Representative
Eben F. Stone
Former United States Representative
Timothy Dexter
American businessman
Harry Lorayne
American magician
Fernando J. Corbató
American computer scientist
Harriet Sanborn Grosvenor
American writer and author
Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward
American author
Denny Myers
American football player
including Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward
American author
Mary White Ovington
American journalist
Sarah Fuller
John Hanson Twombly
Jan Fontein
Art historian
Percy Spencer
American physicist
Francis Ouimet
American golfer
Roman Totenberg
American-Polish Violinist
Arnold Stang
American Comic actor
Morrie Schwartz
Professor
Roy J. Glauber
American physicist
Sheldon Brown
American football cornerback
Mary Whiton Calkins
American philosopher
Dorothy Walcott Weeks
American mathematician
Victor Weisskopf
American-Austrian physicist
