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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Jon Gibson
American flutist
George Ashmun
Former Massachusetts State Representative
Roger Putnam
William Namack
American football player
Hiller Crowell Wellman
American librarian
E. J. Pennington
Inventor
William J. Granfield
Former United States Representative
Simeon Wheelock
Blacksmith
James Barnes
American composer
Bob Bednarski
American weightlifter
Samuel Chapin
Ed Steitz
American basketball coach
Phil Page
American baseball player
John Hummel
Bat-and-ball player
Anthony M. Scibelli
Former Massachusetts State Representative
Marcus Perrin Knowlton
American Politician
Hector Tricoche
Puerto Rican singer-songwriter
Charles L. Long
Former Mayor of Springfield
Maureen Kathleen Begley
Ed Begley Jr.'s sister
Chester W. Chapin
Former United States Representative
Mary Bliss Parsons
Nathaniel Ely
Former Member of the General Court of the Connecticut Colony
Eliza Ware Farrar
American author
Elizur Holyoke
Harriet Quimby
American aviator
Shawn J. Kennedy
Deacon Francis Butterick
Ruhamah Buss Butterick
Norman Rockwell
American painter
Reinhold Niebuhr
American theologian
George Sutherland
Former Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States
Daniel Chester French
American sculptor
Agrippa Hull
Joseph Jastrow
American psychologist
Ross Hill
Actor
Elliot Caplin
Writer
Margaret French Cresson
American sculptor
Holger Cahill
American-Icelandic curator
Mary Barstow
Teacher ‧ Norman Rockwell's wife
George Henry Seeley
American photographer
Gerry Cosby
Elizabeth Freeman
George L. K. Morris
American artist
Charles A. Joy
Chemist
David Dudley Field I
American writer
David Rapaport
Clinical psychologist
John T. Nixon
Former United States Representative
