
Kendal, Madge (1848-1935). Significant English actress of the Victorian and Edwardian era.

Morice, Dave (1946-2026). American writer, visual & performance artist.

Lindsay, Elizabeth Conner (1901-1954). Widow of the poet Vachel Lindsay.

Landon, Herman (1882-1960). Enigmatic author of the mystery thriller "The Gray Phantom".

Peel, Robert (1788-1850). British Conservative statesman who served as Home Secretary and subsequently Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.

Martineau, Gertrude (1837-1924). British watercolor painter, woodcarver and teacher who was the daughter of James Martineau.

Crossley, Ada (1871-1929). Australian operatic contralto who was the first Victor Red Seal recording artist in 1903.

Caine, Hall [Sir Thomas Henry Hall Caine]. (1853-1831). Late Victorian/Edwardian novelist and secretary to Dante Gabriel Rossetti.

Kaelin, Al (1915-2006). American cartoonist, art director and watercolorist.

Caetani, Gelasio (1877-1934). Italian nobleman, diplomat and mining engineer who served as an officer in WWI.


Nofziger, Lyn (1924-2006). American journalist, conservative Republican political consultant who served as a White House advisor to Richard Nixon.

Lubin, Isador (1896-1978). Head of the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics during FDR's administration.

(Agnew, Spiro T.). Rockefeller, Nelson A. (1908-1979). American businessman and politician. Vice President of the United States (1974-77) under Gerald Ford.




Benavente, Jacinto (1866-1954). One of the foremost Spanish dramatists of the 20th Century who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1922.

Steiner, Edward A. (1866-1956). Hungarian-born American sociologist and professor at Grinnell College. An immigration expert, he authored "The Immigration Tide".

Benjamin, Park Sr. (1809-1864). American poet, journalist, editor who founded several newspapers.

Von Dohnanyi, Ernst (1877-1960). Significant Hungarian composer, pianist & conductor.

Holliday, Judy; Green, Adolph; Chaplin, Sydney; and others.

Maugain, Abel (1880-1944). Magistrate and French Resistance Fighter recognized as "Died for France".

Caetano, Marcello (1906-1980). Portuguese jurist and politician who was the last dictator of the Estado Novo.

Filipowicz, Tytus (1873-1953). Polish Ambassador to the U.S.

Lippmann, Walter (1889-1974). American journalist who was one of the first to introduce the concept of the Cold War.

Plowitz, Kurt (1912-1969). Czech-born American artist.

Lubbock, John, 1st Baron Avebury (1834-1913). English banker, liberal politician, scientist and polymath.

Weir, Andrew, 1st Baron Inverforth (1865-1955). Founder & head of the firm of Andrew Weir and Co. shipowners of Glasgow.
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