
White, Joan (1909-1999). British film and television actress, theatre director and educator

(Bretnor, Reginald). Edmondson, G.C. (1922-1995). Science Fiction author who also wrote Westerns under several pseudonyms.

Kazan, Elia. (1909-2003). Film and stage director and writer.

Pierce, Franklin (1804-1869). President of the United States; McClelland, Robert (1807-1880). Secretary of the Interior; Manypenny, Colonel George W. (1808-1892). Commissioner of Indian Affairs; and Neighbors, Robert S. (1815-1859). Indian Agent and Texa

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Baker, Donald M. (born 1890). Civil Engineer.

Hall, Michael P. (1939-2017) Co-founder and artistic director of Caldwell Theatre Company in Boca Raton, Florida.

Biggle, Lloyd Jr. (1923-2002). American musician and author who introduced aesthetics into science fiction known for its scientific and technological complications.

Petaja, Emil (1915-2000). American Science Fiction and Fantasy author.



Donovan, William J. "Wild Bill" (1883-1959). American lawyer, diplomat, soldier and intelligence officer, best known as the head of the OSS, the wartime precursor to the CIA.




(Wagner, Richard). Hensel, Octavia.

(Liszt, Franz). de Beaufort, Raphael Ledos; and Helbig, Nadine.


Sullivan, Herbert; and Flower, Newman.



Dearmer, Percy; Vaughan Williams, Ralph and Shaw, Martin.




Wildman, Edwin (1867-1932). Writer, editor, war correspondent and deputy consul general to Hong Kong.

Ferrer, Jose (1912-1992). Puerto Rican actor and stage, film and television director.

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