A
A, or a, is the first letter and the first vowel letter of the Latin alphabet, used in the modern English alphabet, and others worldwide. Its name in English is a, plural aes. It is similar in shape to the Ancient Greek letter alpha, from which it derives.
A People (First 49 people) - Page 94
Trista Sutter
Ursula McConnel
Anthropologist
John L. Martin
Maine State Representative
Poncho Nevárez
Former Member of the State of Texas House of Representatives
Anna MacKinnon
American Politician
Jake Pates
Olympic athlete
C. Scott Grow
Idaho State Senator
Gayann DeMordaunt
Idaho State Representative
Onkar Sahota
British Politician
John Vanthof
Member of Provincial Parliament of Ontario
Neal Collins
South Carolina State Representative
Winthrop H. Smith
American businessman
Raymond Walter
American Politician
Joe Slade White
David DiPietro
New York State Representative
Robert Goforth
Politician
Gene Sharp
Professor
Francisco Urena
American government official
Becky Corbin
Representative
Margaret Kemble Gage
Thomas Gage's wife
Fang Wong
Warrant officer
Lonnie Randolph
Member of the Indiana State Senate
Earl Harris
American Politician
Allen Skillicorn
Former Illinois State Representative
Vic Fedeli
Minister of Economic Development, Job Creation and Trade of Ontario
Harold Ellis
American professional basketball player
N. Nick Perry
United States Ambassador to Jamaica
Ferdinand Sauerbruch
German surgeon
Antonio Giarrusso
American Politician
Melissa Ziobron
Martha Stewart
American businesswoman
Gary LeBeau
Former Connecticut State Senator
Jeffrey Currey
Politician
Jill Cohenour
Member of the Montana State Senate
Ryan Aument
Member of the Pennsylvania State Senate
Brett Miller
Pennsylvania State Representative
Rosemarie Aquilina
American judge
Robert T. Pennock
Philosopher
Natasha Little
English actress
Jefferson Hack
Editor
Susan Deacon
Scottish Political figure
Paul Formica
Former Connecticut State Senator
Thomas McKevitt
Former New York State Representative
Andrew Raia
Politician
Donald J. Irwin
U. S. representative
George Wright
American former baseball player
Britnee Timberlake
New Jersey State Representative
