
Schnadhorst, Francis (1840-1900). Birmingham draper & English Liberal Party politician who found his calling as a political organizer.

(Dickerson, Obadiah). Sturgis, Samuel. Prominent 18th Century Boston trader who was heavily involved in shipping & commerce.

Diaz Ordaz, Gustavo (1911-1979). Mexican politician and member of the Institutional Revolutionary Party who served as President of Mexico.

Bancroft, Marie Effie (nee Marie Effie Wilton, 1836-1921). Victorian era English actress and theatre manager.

Patten, Jarvis (1852-1900). American inventor and West Point graduate who engineered the first telegraph line between Idaho & Spokane and was the author of "Nikola Tesla and His Work".

(Princess Mary, Duchess of Gloucester). Munchhausen, Borries Wilhelm von (1794-1849). German jurist and diplomat who was the Royal Hanoverian envoy to the Kingdom of Prussia, the Kingdom of Saxony and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland.
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(Ipswich Minutemen). Manning, John; Newman, Samuel; Dennis, William; Lord, Daniel Jr.; Kinsman, John; Kinsman, Michael; and Kinsman, Palatiah.

(Princess Mary, Duchess of Gloucester). Villiers, Charles Pelham (1802-1898). British lawyer and politician who served in the House of Commons for 63 years as a radical and reformer.

Mills, Sebastian Bach (1839-1898). English pianist & composer who made his concert career in the USA.

Marlowe, Julia (1865-1950). English-born American Shakespearean actress.

(Mildenburg, Anna von). Bahr, Hermann (1863-1934). Austrian author, playwright, director, and critic.

Schindler, Dr. Walter (1896-1986). A British psychotherapist of German-Jewish descent who pioneered group therapy and who fled Nazi oppression.

Curtis, Charles (1860-1936). 31st Vice President of the United States, serving from 1929 to 1933.

Gladstone, William Ewart (1809-1898). Chancellor of the Exchequer and British Prime Minister.

(The Mermaid Press; et al).

Thorne, Samuel E. (1907-1994). American legal historian and editor of many English legal manuscripts.

Disraeli, Benjamin (1804-1881). British statesman who twice served as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

Swalin, Benjamin (1901-1989). Director of the North Carolina Symphony who was responsible for the North Carolina Senate passing the "Horn Tootin' Bill".

Wood, Field Marshall Sir Evelyn (1838-1919). British Army Officer who served in several British colonial wars.

Engle, Paul (1908-1991). American poet, novelist, editor, playwright and literary critic.

Swords, Charlotte Augusta (1817-1890). The widow of Civil War General Thomas Swords.

Chabaud-Latour, Francois de (1804-1885). French general and politician who participated in the siege of Antwerp and campaigns in Algeria, and constructed the Eastern part of the Parisian fortifications.

Dickens, Sydney M. (1866-1955). Granddaughter of Charles Dickens.

Grayson, Kathryn (1922-2010). American movie actress and coloratura soprano.

(Agnew, Spiro T.). Worden, Alfred (1932-2020). American test pilot, engineer and NASA Apollo 15 Astronaut.

Deutsch, Albert (1905-1961). American journalist and social historian.

Willebrandt, Mabel Walker (1889-1963). American lawyer known as the First Lady of Law.

Hauk, Minnie (1851-1929). American operatic soprano and mezzo-soprano.

Kellogg, Frank B. (1856-1937). American lawyer & politician who served as a U.S. Senator and U.S. Secretary of State.

Blytgen-Petersen, Emil (1905-1989). Danish correspondent and diplomat who was a key figure in the underground press during WWII and later Ambassador to Canberra.

Walkowitz, Abraham (1878-1965). Russian-American Modernist Painter.
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