
(Brown, John). Parker, Richard (1810-1893).

Farley, Carole (born 1946). American Opera Soprano who was a leading singer with the Metropolitan Opera.

Carlisle, Kitty (1910-2007). American stage & screen actress, opera singer & television personality.

Mascolo, Joseph; Dysart, Richard A.; McKenzie, Richard; McGuire, Michael; and McGinn, Walter.
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(Frank, Joachim; Spiegelman, Lon; Atkeson, Ed; Varney, Ed; Blotto, Bowtie; Aubin, Barbara; Flores, Aaron; Plantenga, Bart; Stiles, Michael). Dorian, Theo; Haymes, G.C., editors.

(Stein, Joseph; Lerner, Alan Jay; Lane, Burton). Gennaro, Peter; Martin, Virginia; Keagy, Grace; Siepi, Cesare; and Richardson, Morgan.

Strasfogel, Ian (born 1940). Opera director, producer and author.

(Sarony, Napoleon). Glendinning, John (1857-1916). English stage actor known for his role as "Laird" in "Trilby".

Holbrook, Hal (1925-2021). American stage and film actor best known for his role as Watergate whistleblower "Deep Throat" in "All the President's Men".

Iturbi, Jose (1895-1980). Virtuoso pianist recognized for his prowess in playing classical music as well as boogie-woogie.

Hale, Edward Everett (1822-1909). American author of the well-known Civil War poem "The Man Without a Country".

Besant, Annie; Leadbeater, C.W.; Van Ness Harwood, Eleazer; Thomas, Margaret A.

Hoffman, John T. (1828-1888). Mayor of New York City and subsequently New York State Governor.

Shea, George (1826-1895). American magistrate and Chief Justice of the Marine Court of New York who was close to the Confederates at the end of the Civil War as co-counsel defending Jefferson Davis.

(Ridgway, Robert [1862-1938] Chief engineer of the New York City Transit System).

Stevenson, Robert (1916-2012). Pianist, composer & musicologist.
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(Feburier, Joseph; Demilliere; Debelleville, F.-G.; Jean, Frederik, et al.) Les Membres composant le Conseil Municipal et la Chambre de Commerce de Dieppe.

Sands, Dorothy (1893-1980). American actress known for "Studio One", "Suspense", and "Pygmalion".

Della, Joseph; and Lincoln, Ezra Jr. (Commissioners).

Standard, Paul (1896-1992). Russian-born American calligrapher and author.
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Claviere, Etienne (1735-1793); and Danton, Georges Jacques (1759-1794).

(Philip L. Sheerr & Sons).

(Publicity Department of Florida Silk Producing Company). (DePamphilis, Thomas).

Susskind, David (1920-1987). Theatre, television and film producer, best known as a television talk show host.

Eytinge, Rose (1835-1911). Jewish American actress and author, known for her role as Shakespeare's "Cleopatra".

Hillis, Newell Dwight.
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