
Wines, Enoch Cobb (1806-1879). American Congregational minister and Prison Reform Advocate.

Browne, C.A.; Hugins, Roland; Mattern, J.; Banks, Edgar J.

(Kent, Rockwell). Frank, Joan; and Patchett, Daniel C.

Jepson, Helen (1904-1997). American lyric soprano.
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Roosevelt, Theodore Jr. (1887-1944). The oldest son of President Theodore Roosevelt, he was a Medal of Honor recipient and served as Assistant Secretary of the Navy.

Roosevelt, Theodore Jr. (1887-1944). The oldest son of President Theodore Roosevelt, he was a Medal of Honor recipient and served as Assistant Secretary of the Navy.



Beecher, Henry Ward. (1813-1887). Important 19th-century Congregationalist clergyman, abolitionist, social reformer and speaker.

Frederick (Friedrich) III (1831-1888). German Emperor and King of Prussia for 99 days; and Tumpling, Wilhelm von.

Beecher, Henry Ward. (1813-1887). Important 19th-century Congregationalist clergyman, abolitionist, social reformer and speaker.

Bimboni, Oreste (1846-1905). Italian composer & conductor who spent much time living in America.

(Costello, Jerry). Lehman, Herbert H.; Farley, James; Willkie, Wendell; Smith, Al; Dewey, Thomas, et al.


Antonio Farnese, Duke of Parma and Piacenza (1679-1731).

Hastings, George Woodyatt (1825-1917); Newmarch, William (1820-1882); and Jenkins, John Edward (1838-1910).

Ranuccio I Farnese, Duke of Parma and Piacenza (1569-1622).

Pakington, Sir John Somerset, 1st Baron Hampton (1799-1880).

Paulson, Arvid (1875-1977). Swedish-born American actor and translator of the works of August Strindberg.

Buck, Dudley (1839-1909). American composer, organist and music writer.

Grant, Hugh J. (1858-1910). Mayor of New York City.

Novara, Franco (1859-1899). English bass opera singer; and Schiller, Madeline (1843-1911). English-born pianist.
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