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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Louis E. Denfeld
John Dunlop
American football player
Yale Murphy
American baseball player
Edward Taylor
American poet
Donald Kingaby
James C. Greenough
American author
Joseph B. Ely
Former Governor of Massachusetts
William Shepard
Former United States Representative
Louis B. Allyn
Chemist
Anne Sexton
American poet
Thomas Dudley Cabot
American businessman
Daniel J. Harrington
Academic
John Burr Williams
American economist
Margaret Hutchinson Rousseau
American chemical engineer
Nicholas Tsoucalas
American lawyer
Eddie Yost
American baseball player
Julian Szekely
American chemical engineer
George Aaron Barton
Canadian author
Edmund Sears
Minister
William J. Richardson
American philosopher
John Paine
American olympic athlete
Leo Alexander
American psychiatrist
Charles Jackson Paine
American general
Dwight Shepler
American painter
Robert F. Taft
American priest
Lester Thurow
American economist
Paul Cuffee
American businessman
Brian A. Joyce
Former Massachusetts State Senator
Tom West
Engineer
Paul Cuffe
American businessman
Clifford Warren Ashley
American artist
Bayard Tuckerman Jr.
Former Member of the Massachusetts Governor's Council ‧ Bayard Tuckerman's son
Frederick Converse
American composer
Leo Beranek
American professor
Seymour S. Kety
American neuroscientist
Fernie Flaman
Ice hockey player
Alexander Cochrane Forbes
Calvin Plimpton
American physician
Charles Elliott Perkins
American businessman
Peter S. Pezzati
American artist
John J. Loud
American inventor
Lennie Baker
American singer
Maria Weston Chapman
Tom McNeeley
Boxer
Dan Howley
Baseball manager
Dick Donovan
Baseball player
Ted Olson
Baseball player