Washington
Washington, officially the State of Washington, is a state in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States. It is often referred to as Washington state to distinguish it from the national capital, both named for George Washington.
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Ewing Cockrell
Judge ‧ Francis Cockrell's son
Samuel Harrison Smith
American journalist
William Renwick Smedberg Jr.
Military personnel
Sylvia Bernstein
American civil rights activist ‧ Carl Bernstein's mother
Joseph S. Wilson
Colleen House
Former Michigan State Representative
Ethyl Friedman
Shirley Povich's wife
John Henderson Jr.
American diplomat and educator
James S. Denton
Publisher and editor
Anna Spiegelova
Josef Korbel's wife
William F. Heavey
Military personnel
Mary Slye
Rosemary Reed Miller
American fashion designer
Mary Theresa Carver Leiter
Mary Theresa Carver Leiter
Julia Heflin
American theatrical producer and teacher
Eleanor Kearny Carr
Former First Lady of North Carolina
Harriet Gibbs Marshall
American pianist
Ida Gibbs
Civil rights activist
Evelyn Wotherspoon Wainwright
Richard Wainwright's wife
James M. Cutts
Biographer
Donald R. Norland
Former United States Ambassador to Lesotho
Frank Butner Clay
Military personnel ‧ Lucius Clay's son
John R. Risher
Attorney
John Barney
U.S. congressman ‧ Joshua Barney's son
R. S. Reynolds Hitt
Former United States Minister to Guatemala ‧ Robert Roberts Hitt's son
Gene Rossides
American football player
Bennetta Bullock Washington
American educator
William Nevins Armstrong
Former Attorney General of Hawaii
John C. Watson
Commanding officer
Linda Grover
American activist
Eskandar Firouz
Former Deputy Prime Minister of Iran
Henry Champ
Canadian broadcaster
Thomas H. Patterson
Commanding officer
Carlile Pollock Patterson
Civil engineer
Thomas Barbour Bryan
Former Commissioner of the District of Columbia
Doris L. Rich
Author
Sydney J. Freedberg
American art historian
Outerbridge Horsey VI
Diplomat
Benjamin Brown French
Former Clerk of the United States House of Representatives
Richard Worsam Meade III
American commanding officer
John Gadsby
Tavern keeper
Royal Emerson Whitman
Gilbert Thompson
Draftsman and topographer
James Laughlin Phillips
Gustavus Scott
Former Commissioner of the Federal City of Washington
Arthur H. Woods
Former New York City Police Commissioner