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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Billy Frank Jr.
American activist
George Gaynes
Singer
Allyn Ann McLerie
Canadian actress
Emanuel Vardi
Violist
Ann Carter
American actress
Peter Keller
Member of the National Council of Switzerland
Osborne Perry Anderson
Charles E. Brady Jr.
American physician
John C. Calhoun
Former Vice President of the United States
Henry Wirz
Albert G. Winterhalter
Don Ingalls
American screenwriter
Joel Pritchard
Former Lieutenant Governor of Washington
Andre Michael De Toth III
André De Toth's son
Robert Eugene Bush
Military personnel
Marshall F. Moore
American veteran
Jack Swarthout
American football player
Monrad Wallgren
Former Governor of Washington
Lucia Perillo
American poet
Bob Houbregs
Canadian professional basketball player
Enoch Bagshaw
American football player
Thom Jones
American writer
Lynn Grabhorn
Author
Jack Perciful
American pianist
Obadiah B. McFadden
American attorney
James H. Cobb
Author
Mike Lowry
Former United States Representative
Donna Gail Manson
Carol Valenzuela
William Goodyear
American football coach
Ira Flagstead
American baseball player
Jolene Unsoeld
Former United States Representative
Dee Hock
Manager
Warren Miller
American filmmaker
Robert Moran
Politician
Laila Storch
American musician
Charles Arnt
American film actor
Albert O'Connor
William Sickles
Julian May
American fiction writer
Edward D. Freis
American physician
Melvin Lindsey
American radio personality
Henry Charles Taylor
Economist
Terence V. Powderly
American Politician
Cornelius H. Hanford
Judge
George W. Gregory
American football player
David Boone
American football player
