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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Richard Scott Blackburn
Politician
Edward Gantt
Physician
Henry Augustus Muhlenberg
American Politician
Chief Kamiakin
David G. Swaim
Biographer
Samuel C. Means
Helen Pitts Douglass
Frederick Douglass' wife
Charles McAnally
Paul Pascal
French painter
Rosetta Douglass
American teacher ‧ Frederick Douglass' daughter
John T. McDonough
Former Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the Philippines
Texas Jack Vermillion
Gunfighter
Max Weyl
Artist
Ellen Eglin
American inventor
Louisa Lander
American sculptor
Byron John Barker
Bob Barker's father
Henry Kirke Bush-Brown
American sculptor
Robert Harold Ogle
Secretary
Carl Raymond Gray
American biographer
George Oakley Totten Jr.
Architect
Mary Europe
Pianist
Clarence E. Carter
Writer
Miloslav Rechcigl Sr.
Politician ‧ Mila Rechcigl's father
Edward Ullman
Geographer
George Vaara
American Politician
Erna Gunther
American anthropologist
Dudley Seers
British economist
Mary Slye
Muhammad Jalal Kishk
Egyptian author
Joan Fitzpatrick
Jurist
Wayne Suttles
American anthropologist
Peter V. Hobbs
Physics researcher
John Franklin Koenig
American artist
Baruch Poupko
Rabbi
James H. Cobb
Author
Steve Lalor
Musician
Vean Gregg
American baseball player
Robert Arthur
American actor
Annie Heloise Abel
Historian
Eugene Allen
American waiter
Dan Fitzgerald
Actor
Lyle Stevik
Burl Ives
American musician
Geneviève Castrée
Canadian cartoonist
Robert Sund
Musical composer
Chelsea Dawn Anderson
Jake Anderson's sister
George E. Outland
Former United States Representative
