
Farnese, Ottavio (1521-1586). Duke of Parma and Piacenza and Duke of Castro. The grandson of Pope Paul III, he battled the Pope over the succession of Parma.

Huelsenbeck, Richard (aka Charles R. Hulbeck), (1892-1974). German writer, poet, and psychoanalyst associated with the foundation of the Dada movement.

von Rackel, Lee (1918-1998). American artist & illustrator whose early work appeared as magazine covers, advertising posters and greeting cards for the American Red Cross.
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Harbutt, Charles (1935-2015).
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Harbutt, Charles (1935-2015).

Nixon, Richard M. (1913-1994). President of the United States who resigned while under investigation for the Watergate break-in.

Leopold II, Grand Duke of Tuscany (1797-1870).

(Simson, William); Stoddart, James H.; Forlong, James George Roche.

Shriver, Sargent. (1915-2011). American politician and activist who served in the Kennedy and Johnson administrations. He was the driving force behind the creation of the Peace Corps and was its first director.

Shriver, Sargent. (1915-2011). American politician and activist who served in the Kennedy and Johnson administrations. He was the driving force behind the creation of the Peace Corps and was its first director.

Shriver, Sargent. (1915-2011). American politician and activist who served in the Kennedy and Johnson administrations. He was the driving force behind the creation of the Peace Corps and was its first director.

Kellogg, Frank B. (1856-1937). U.S. Senator and Secretary of State under Calvin Coolidge.

Cornell, Katharine (1893-1974). American stage actress called "The First Lady of the Theatre".

Futrell, Junius Marion (1870-1955). American attorney who served as the 30th Governor of Arkansas.

Boland, Mary (1882-1965). American stage and screen actress.

Beebe, William (1877-1962). American naturalist, ornithologist and explorer.

Mellon, Andrew W. (1855-1937). Industrialist and philanthropist. U.S. Secretary of the Treasury from 1921-1932.

Gillray, James (1756-1815).

Carol, Sue (1906-1982); Stuart, Nick (1904-1973); and Le Roy, Hal (1913-1985).

Swanson, Claude A. (1862-1939). Secretary of the Navy under FDR after previously serving as a U.S. Congressman & Senator from Virginia and Governor of Virginia.

Piccirilli, Luigi "Lou Little" (1891-1979). American football player & coach who played college and NFL football. Memorialized in Jack Kerouac's book "Maggie Cassidy".

Clark, Stephen Carlton (founder of the Baseball of Hall of Fame in Cooperstown); Prince Aschwin of Lippe-Biesterfeld; Hughes, Eileen Lanouette; Brownlee, John; De Gripenberg, Georg Achates & Peggy; Kirk, Lydia Chapin; Kirk, Alan Goodrich; Schurmann, Carl

Allen, Stephen (1767-1852), New York City Mayor; Riker, Richard (1773-1842), First District Attorney of New York County; Bleecker, Garrett Noel (1768-1833), New York City Comptroller; and Fleming, John (d.1837), New York City banker and City Treasurer.

Baldwin, Faith (1893-1978). American author of Romance Novels and other fiction; and Metzger, Rabbi Dr. Kurt L. (1909-1992). Incarcerated at Buchenwald for several months, he served as the last Rabbi of Nuremberg before immigrating to the U.S. as war bro

Curley, James Michael (1874-1958). Mayor of Boston and Governor of Massachusetts.

Olson, Floyd B. "Skipper" (1891-1936). Left-wing populist Governor of Minnesota.

(McGoff, John). Murdoch, Rupert. (b. 1931). Media mogul.

Yoshiyama, Goronosuke (c.1846-1882), the first Japanese national to be admitted to the British Bar rising to a position as a judge in Japan's Supreme Court of Judicature; Webster, Thomas (1810-1875), English barrister with a focus on science and patent l
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