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This is a list of notable Americans of English descent, including both original immigrants who obtained American citizenship and their American descendants.

[edit] Architects

• Frank Lloyd Wright

[edit] Artists

• George Biddle
• Edward Leigh Chase^[1]
• Frank Swift Chase^[2]
• Joseph DeCamp
• Thomas Dewing
• Childe Hassam
• Winslow Homer
• Willard Metcalf
• Grandma Moses
• Norman Rockwell
• John Singer Sargent
• Edmund C. Tarbell
• Abbott Handerson Thayer
• John Trumbull
• Andrew Wyeth
• N.C. Wyeth

[edit] Assassins, outlaws and criminals

• Clyde Barrow
• John Wilkes Booth – Abraham Lincoln assassin
• Lizzie Borden – the central figure in the hatchet murders of her father and stepmother on August 4, 1892 in Fall River, Massachusetts
• Calamity Jane – outlaw, whose real name was Martha Jane Cannary
• Butch Cassidy – train and bank robber
• Charles J. Guiteau – James Garfield assassin. ^[3]
• Jesse James – train and bank robber
• Owney Madden – Prohibition era gangster
• Lee Harvey Oswald – John F. Kennedy assassin
• Bonnie Parker
• William Poole – gangster, "Bill the Butcher", Know-Nothing politician
• Belle Starr – a notorious American outlaw

[edit] Astronauts

• John Glenn^[4]
• Christa McAuliffe
• Alan Shepard

[edit] Astronomers

• Harold D. Babcock
• Alvan Clark
• Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin
• Asaph Hall
• Percival Lowell
• Carolyn S. Shoemaker
• Clyde Tombaugh

[edit] Directors/producers

• Robert Aldrich^[5]
• Robert Altman
• John Badham
• J. Stuart Blackton
• George Howells Broadhurst
• Tim Burton
• Nick Castle *Clint Eastwood
• D. W. Griffith^[6]
• Howard Hawks
• Fraser Clarke Heston
• Alfred Hitchcock
• Jack Hope
• David Horsley
• Ron Howard^[7]
• John Huston
• Charles Laughton
• George Lucas^[8]
• Christopher Nolan
• Orson Welles
• William A. Wellman

[edit] Notable descendants of Mayflower passengers

• Chevy Chase – Emmy Award-winning comedian, writer, and television and film actor
• Leslie Carter
• Aaron Carter, singer.
• Angel Carter
• Nick Carter (musician)
• Clint Eastwood^{[citation needed]} – actor
• Richard Gere – actor
• Ulysses S. Grant – Union Army general; U.S. President
• Hugh Hefner^{[citation needed]} – founder, majority owner, editor-in-chief, and Chief Creative Officer of Playboy Enterprises
• Katharine Hepburn – an iconic American actress of film, television and stage
• John Lithgow^{[citation needed]} – actor
• Henry Wadsworth Longfellow^{[citation needed]} – poet
• Seth MacFarlane^{[citation needed]} – creator of Family Guy, Scottish, Welsh and English Ancestry
• George B. McClellan^{[citation needed]} – Union Army general
• Christopher Reeve – actor
• Bill Richardson^[9] – Governor of New Mexico (although he is 3/4 Latino)
• Franklin D. Roosevelt – U.S. President; (although he was 1/4 Dutch)
• Benjamin Spock^{[citation needed]} – pediatrician and author, Baby and Child Care
• Noah Webster^{[citation needed]} – American lexicographer, textbook author, spelling reformer, political writer, word enthusiast, and editor

[edit] Entertainment

[edit] Actors

[edit] A-B David Anders Christina Applegate[10] Jim Backus[11] Kevin Bacon Alec Baldwin Daniel Baldwin Stephen Baldwin William Baldwin Fred Ball Lucille Ball Ethel Barrymore Drew Barrymore – father is of English decent. Maurice Barrymore Hania Barton Mischa Barton Tobin Bell Emily Bergl Halle Berry Jessica Biel Rachel Bilson Kelly Bishop Bill Bixby Violetta Blue Humphrey Bogart Elizabeth Bracco Lorraine Bracco Marlon Brando Jordana Brewster Louise Brooks Spring Byington[12] [edit] C David Carradine Nick Castle *Lon Chaney Sr Lon Chaney Jr Carmen Chaplin Charles Chaplin, Jr. Dolores Chaplin Geraldine Chaplin Josephine Chaplin Kiera Chaplin Michael Chaplin Sydney Earle Chaplin Victoria Chaplin Chevy Chase Glenn Close Constance Collier Jeffrey Combs Robert Conder Gary Cooper Edward Coxen Joseph Cotten[13] Joan Crawford James Cromwell Bing Crosby – father was a descendant of Mayflower passengers Tom Cruise Jamie Lee Curtis[14] [edit] D Matt Damon Ted Danson Dorothy Davenport Fanny Davenport Harry Davenport Jeremy Davies Bette Davis James Dean Cameron Diaz Taylor Dooley Melvyn Douglas David Dukes Eliza Dushku Robert Duvall

[edit] E-F Alison Eastwood Clint Eastwood Francesca Fisher-Eastwood Kyle Eastwood Scott Eastwood Nicole Eggert Jack Elam[15] Shannon Elizabeth Farrah Fawcett Sally Field[16] W.C. Fields Frances Fisher Bridget Fonda Joan Fontaine Wallace Ford Claire Forlani[17] Robert Forster Matthew Fox [edit] G Judy Garland Ava Gardner Greer Garson Lillian Gish[18] Paulette Goddard Cary Grant Sydney Greenstreet Melanie Griffith Christopher Guest Gale Gordon Carla Gugino [edit] H Gene Hackman Linda Hamilton Margaret Hamilton Tom Hanks Oliver Hardy Mariska Hargitay Rondo Hatton Ethan Hawke[19] Goldie Hawn – father was of English heritage Olivia de Havilland Rita Hayworth Katharine Hepburn Charlton Heston William Holden George Holland John Houseman Kelly Hu[20] Kate Hudson Rock Hudson Anjelica Huston Danny Huston John Huston [edit] I-M Burl Ives[21] Don Johnson Shirley Jones Laura Keene Alan Ladd Alan Ladd, Jr. David Ladd Jordan Ladd Burt Lancaster Angela Lansbury Charles Laughton Stan Laurel Matt LeBlanc Janet Leigh[22] Carole Lombard Ida Lupino Seth MacFarlane Steve Martin Lee Marvin Burgess Meredith[23] Dina Merrill Sienna Miller Wentworth Miller Marilyn Monroe Mary Tyler Moore Agnes Moorehead Frank Oz [edit] N-Q Jack Nicholson Edward Norton Gloria Pall Tera Patrick Gregory Peck Anthony Perkins Osgood Perkins Lori Petty Mary Pickford Christina Pickles Brad Pitt Eliza Poe Vincent Price Victoria Principal Bill Pullman [edit] R Thurl Ravenscroft Robert Redford Donna Reed Christopher Reeve[24] Alma Reville[25] Cliff Robertson[26] Brandon Routh - father is partially of English ancestry. Lynn Redgrave Keanu Reeves Tara Reid Burt Reynolds Roy Rogers Kurt Russell[27] u [edit] S Susan Sarandon Kyra Sedgwick Nicollette Sheridan Alicia Silverstone Christian Slater Julia Stiles Meryl Streep Patrick Swayze [edit] T-V William Talman Jessica Tandy Elizabeth Taylor James Thiérrée Franchot Tone Spencer Tracy Liv Tyler Vince Vaughn Milo Ventimiglia Tracey Ullman John Vickery [edit] W-Z Jon Walmsley Sam Waterston – mother was a descendant of Mayflower passengers John Wayne Dennis Weaver Sigourney Weaver Tuesday Weld James Whitmore Robin Williams Treat Williams Elijah Wood Fay Wray Gig Young

[edit] Authors and writers

• Louisa May Alcott
• Thomas Bailey Aldrich
• Amelia Edith Huddleston Barr^[28]
• Ambrose Bierce
• Tony Blankley
• Victor Bockris
• William Cullen Bryant
• Christopher Buckley
• William F. Buckley, Jr.
• Edgar Rice Burroughs
• William Seward Burroughs II
• Truman Capote^[29]
• Carolyn Cassady
• Raymond Chandler^[30]
• James Fenimore Cooper
• Stephen Crane
• Coningsby Dawson
• John Derbyshire
• Emily Dickinson
• T. S. Eliot
• Ralph Waldo Emerson
• William Faulkner^[31]
• Diana Gabaldon
• Joseph Gales
• Hamlin Garland^[32]
• Edgar Guest
• Dashiell Hammett^[33]
• Nathaniel Hawthorne
• Bret Harte
• Ernest Hemingway
• O. Henry
• Christopher Hitchens
• Washington Irving
• Sarah Orne Jewett^[34]
• Helen Keller
• Stephen King
• Sidney Lanier
• Ring Lardner
• Jack London^[35]
• Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
• Herman Melville – (he was descendant of Percival Lowle)^[36]
• Thomas Paine
• Thomas Nelson Page
• Edgar Allan Poe
• William Henry Leonard Poe
• Katherine Anne Porter
• James Wesley Rawles^[37]
• E. E. Smith
• Nicholas Sparks
• Benjamin Spock
• John Steinbeck^[38]
• Harriet Beecher Stowe
• Henry David Thoreau^[39]
• Mark Twain
• Gore Vidal^[40]
• Lew Wallace^[41]
• Robert Penn Warren^[42]
• Noah Webster
• Eudora Welty^[43]
• Walt Whitman
• Laura Ingalls Wilder
• Tennessee Williams
• Michael Z. Williamson^[44]

[edit] Musicians

• Dimebag Darrell Abbott – former lead guitarist of Pantera
• Vinnie Paul Abbott – former Pantera drummer
• Clay Aiken
• Billie Joe Armstrong – founder of Green Day
• Joan Baez
• Baby Bash
• Owen Biddle (musician)
• Jack Brooks – lyricist
• Rex Brown – former Pantera bassist
• Cliff Burton
• John Cage – Composer. Of English and Scottish descent
• Aaron Carter
• Leslie Carter
• Nick Carter
• Cher
• Kurt Cobain
• Alice Cooper
• Miley Cyrus^[45]
• Billy Ray Cyrus
• Hilary Duff
• Eminem
• Fergie
• Mick Fleetwood
• Paul Gray – Slipknot bassist
• James Hetfield – singer/rhythm guitarist of Metallica
  

  

  Britney Spears
• Buddy Holly
• Engelbert Humperdinck
• Burl Ives
• Janis Joplin^[46]
• Joey Jordison – Slipknot drummer
• JoJo
• Naomi Judd
• Wynonna Judd
• Anthony Kiedis
• Amy Lee
• Sean Lennon – his late father, John Lennon of The Beatles, was from Great Britain
• Moby
• Mandy Moore
• Jim Morrison
• Graham Nash^[47]
• Ricky Nelson^[48]
• Willie Nelson
• Jason Newsted
• The Osmonds
• Sara Paxton
• Michelle Phillips
• Iggy Pop
• Elvis Presley
• James Root – guitarist
• Pete Seeger
• Tommy Shaw
• Slash – rock guitarist
  

  

  Justin Timberlake
• Grace Slick – singer and former model, her mother is a direct descendant of Mayflower passengers
• Matt Sorum – drummer
• Britney Spears
• Izzy Stradlin – rock musician
• Corey Taylor – singer Slipknot Stone Sour
• Justin Timberlake
• Brian Wilson
• Sid Wilson – member of nu-metal band Slipknot
• "Weird Al" Yankovic – singer and satirist, his maternal grandmother is of English decent

[edit] Entrepreneurs, executives

• P. T. Barnum
• Anthony Joseph Drexel Biddle, Sr.
• Nicholas Biddle (banker)
• Warren Buffett – investor, businessman, and philanthropist.^[49]
• Benjamin Brewster
• Walter Chrysler – founder of the Chrysler Corporation.^[50]
• William R. Coe – insurance company, railroad, and business executive, and philanthropist
• James Boorman Colgate – financier
• Samuel Colgate – manufacturer
• William Colgate – manufacturer who founded what became the Colgate toothpaste company
• Roy O. Disney
• Walt Disney
• John Francis Dodge – automobile manufacturing pioneer
• William E. Dodge
• Bill Gates – co founder of Microsoft and worlds richest man for 13 years in a row
• Joseph Lowthian Hudson
• Samuel Insull – investor, known for purchasing utilities and railroads
• Oliver Burr Jennings
• Will Keith Kellogg^[51]
• Rowland Hussey Macy, founder of the R.H. Macy and Company.
• J. P. Morgan – banker
• Ransom E. Olds – pioneer of the American automotive industry.^[52]
• Oliver Hazard Payne
• Anson Greene Phelps, he was descended from the early American Colonial Governors Thomas Dudley, John Haynes and George Wyllys, all English-americans.
• Charles Pratt
• Henry Huttleston Rogers
• Samuel Slater – early American industrialist popularly known as the "Founder of the American Industrial Revolution"
• Harold Stanley – banker
• Sam Walton – founder of the American retailer Wal-Mart.^[53]

[edit] First Ladies of the United States

• Martha Washington
• Abigail Smith Adams
• Martha Jefferson
• Dolley Madison
• Louisa Adams
• Rachel Jackson
• Anna Harrison
• Letitia Tyler
• Julia Tyler
• Sarah Polk
• Margaret Taylor
• Abigail Fillmore
• Mary Lincoln
• Julia Grant
• Lucy Hayes
• Lucretia Garfield
• Frances Cleveland
• Caroline Harrison
• Ida Saxton McKinley
• Edith Roosevelt
• Helen Taft
• Ellen Wilson
• Edith Wilson
• Florence Harding
• Grace Coolidge
• Lou Hoover
• Eleanor Roosevelt
• Bess Truman
• Mamie Eisenhower
• Jackie Kennedy
• Lady Bird Johnson
• Betty Ford
• Rosalynn Carter
• Nancy Reagan
• Barbara Bush
• Hillary Clinton
• Laura Bush

[edit] Governors of states

• Jeb Bush, Florida.
• John Chafee, Rhode Island.
• Person Colby Cheney,New Hampshire.
• William Richardson Davie, North Carolina.
• Joshua Clayton, Delaware.
• Nathan Cutler, Maine.
• Howard Dean, Vermont.
• Charles Edison, New Jersey.
• Frank R. Gooding, Idaho.
• Frederic T. Greenhalge, Massachussetts.
• Button Gwinnett, Georgia.
• Joshua Hall, Maine.
• Lyman Hall, Georgia.
• James Hamilton, Jr., South Carolina.
• Mike Huckabee, Arkansas.
• Sarah Palin, Alaska.
• Endicott Peabody, Massachussetts.
• Bill Richardson, New Mexico.
• Tom Ridge, Pennsylvania.
• Mitt Romney, Massachussetts.
• Leverett Saltonstall, Massachussetts.
• Francis W. Sargent, Massachussetts.^[54]
• William Scranton, Pennsylvania.
• Samuel E. Smith, Maine.
• William Spry, Utah.
• William Weld, Massachussetts.

[edit] Historical figures

• Clara Barton, pioneer American teacher, nurse, and humanitarian.
• Daniel Boone, American pioneer and hunter whose frontier exploits made him one of the first folk heroes of the United States.
• John Brown (abolitionist)^[55]
• Amelia Earhart, aviation pioneer and author.^[56]
• Wyatt Earp^[57]
• Samuel Fielden – socialist, anarchist, labor organizer
• Elizabeth Fones – Puritan settler
• Pat Garrett, best known for killing Billy the Kid.^[58]
• Howard Hughes, aviator, industrialist, film producer and director, philanthropist, and one of the wealthiest people in the world.
• Francis Scott Key, amateur poet who wrote the words to the United States' national anthem, "The Star-Spangled Banner."
• Charles Lindbergh, aviator, author, inventor and explorer.
• Rebecca Nurse, figure in the Salem witch trials.
• Annie Oakley – sharpshooter
• Rick Rescorla – a hero of 11 September, 2001
• Betsy Ross – maker of the first American flag
• Elizabeth Short – murder victim who was nicknamed the "Black Dahlia"
• Paul Tibbets, brigadier general in the United States Air Force, best known for being the pilot of the Enola Gay, the first aircraft to drop an atomic bomb in the history of warfare.
• J. D. Tippit – police officer killed by Lee Harvey Oswald
• Abigail Williams – accuser in the Salem witch trials

[edit] Mormon pioneers

Richard Alldridge May Anderson Ebenezer Beesley William Bickerton Thomas Bullock George Careless William Clayton Joseph Fielding Ruth May Fox Emma Lee French George Goddard May Green Hinckley Henry Howell

John Jaques Heber C. Kimball Charles Kingston Christopher Layton George Manwaring Abraham Marchant Peter Maughan L. John Nuttall Ralph Partington Charles W. Penrose George Reynolds Brigham Henry Roberts Charles Roscoe Savage

Joseph F. Smith Mary Fielding Smith Edward Stevenson Agnes Taylor James E. Talmage Agnes Taylor John Taylor George Teasdale Edward Tullidge David King Udall Nellie Unthank George D. Watt John Wells Emily H. Woodmansee

[edit] Inventors

• Samuel Andrews
• John Bidwell
• Gail Borden
• Franklin S. Cooper
• Peter Cooper Hewitt
• Samuel Colt
• George Eastman
• Thomas Edison
• Isaac L. Ellwood
• Thaddeus Fairbanks
• Philo Farnsworth
• Calvin Souther Fuller
• King Camp Gillette
• Charles Goodyear
• William S. Harley
• Robert Hoe
• Samuel Pierpont Langley
• Daniel Leavitt
• Samuel Morse^[59]
• John Pemberton
• Edward S. Renwick – father was James Renwick
• William Bradford Shockley
• Jimmy Wales
• Eli Whitney
• Orville and Wilbur Wright

[edit] Journalists

• Tina Brown
• Jane Cunningham Croly
• Anderson Cooper
• Chris Hedges
• Ronald Hilton
• Cokie Roberts
• Ida M. Tarbell
• Barbara Walters
• Anna Wintour

[edit] Military

• Benedict Arnold
• Thomas W. Bradley
• Henry A. Byroade
• George Armstrong Custer
• Robert E. Lee
• Boston Corbett – Union Army soldier who shot and killed Abraham Lincoln's assassin, John Wilkes Booth
• Horatio Gates
• William Halsey, Jr
• Oliver O. Howard
• Henry L. Hulbert
• Joseph E. Johnston
• Douglas MacArthur
• George B. McClellan
• James B. McPherson
• James F. Merton
• George S. Patton
• Deborah Sampson
• Robert Gould Shaw^[60]
• Lucian Truscott

[edit] Models

• Bebe Buell
• Angel Carter
• Cindy Crawford^[61]

[edit] Political figures

• Dean Acheson
• Susan B. Anthony
• Richard Girnt Butler
• Benjamin Franklin
• Robert Liddell
• George Mason
• George Lincoln Rockwell
• Susanna M. Salter
• Caspar Weinberger – former U.S. Secretary of Defense

[edit] American pornographic film actors

• Tag Adams
• Tracey Adams
• Brooke Ashley
• Erica Boyer
• Mike Branson
• Rex Chandler
• Tera Patrick
• Stephanie Swift
• Kendra Wilkinson

[edit] Presidents of the United States

1. George Washington, 1st President 1789-97 (great-grandfather, John Washington from Purleigh, Essex, England.^[62])
2. John Adams, 2nd President 1797-1801 (great-great-grandfather, Henry Adams born 1583 Barton St David, Somerset, England, immigrated to Boston, Massachusetts.^[63][64])
3. Thomas Jefferson, 3rd President 1801–1809 (Maternal English ancestry from William Randolph.)
4. James Madison, 4th President 1809-17
5. James Monroe, 5th President 1817-25
6. John Quincy Adams, 6th President 1825-29 (Henry Adams born 1583 Barton St David, Somerset, England.^[63][64])
7. Zachary Taylor, 12th President 1849-50
8. James Buchanan, 15th President 1857-61
9. Abraham Lincoln, 16th President 1861-65 (Samuel Lincoln baptised 1622 in Hingham, Norfolk, England, died in Hingham, Massachusetts.^[65][66])
10. Ulysses S. Grant, 18th President 1869-77
11. James A. Garfield, 20th President 1881-81
12. Chester A. Arthur, 21st President 1881-85
13. Grover Cleveland, 22nd and 24th President 1885-89, 1893-97
14. Benjamin Harrison, 23rd President 1889-93
15. William McKinley, 25th President 1897-1901
16. Warren G. Harding, 29th President 1921-23
17. Franklin D. Roosevelt 32nd President 1933-45
18. Harry S. Truman, 33rd President 1945-53 ^[67]
19. Lyndon B. Johnson, 36th President 1963-69
20. Richard Nixon, 37th President 1969-74
21. Gerald Ford, 38th President 1974-77
22. Jimmy Carter, 39th President 1977-81
23. Ronald Reagan 40th President 1981-89
24. George H. W. Bush, 41st President 1989-93
25. Bill Clinton, 42nd President 1993-2001
26. George W. Bush, 43rd President 2001-2009 (Reynold Bush from Messing, Essex, England emigrated in 1631 to Cambridge, Massachusetts.^[68])
27. Barack Obama, 44th President 2009-Present

[edit] Religious Figures

• Costen Jordan Harrell
• Anne Hutchinson
• Eben Samuel Johnson
• Charles W. Penrose
• Anna Howard Shaw
• George Teasdale
• Edward Thomson
• Ellen G. White
• John R. Winder

[edit] Members of the United States House of Representatives

• Arthur Laban Bates, Pennsylvania.
• Clifton R. Breckinridge, Arkansas.
• William Jennings Bryan, Nebraska.
• Davy Crockett, Tennessee.
• Franklin Davenport, New Jersey.
• George Dent, Maryland.
• Ernest Greenwood, New York.
• Martin B. Madden, Illinois.
• William Milnes, Jr., Virginia.
• James H. Osmer, Pennsylvania.
• Charles Slade, Illinois.
• William Henry Sowden, Pennsylvania.
• Norton Strange Townshend, Ohio.

[edit] Scientists/researchers

• Freeman Dyson – theoretical physicist and mathematician
• G. Evelyn Hutchinson
• Woods Hutchinson
• Francis Ernest Lloyd
• William Worrall Mayo – medical doctor and chemist, founder of the Mayo clinic
• Joseph Priestley – chemist
• James Renwick (physicist)
• J. Alan Robinson – philosopher, mathematician and computer scientist
• Roger Sanders
• James Dewey Watson – molecular biologist
• Thomas Bramwell Welch – discoverer of the pasteurization process to prevent the fermentation of grape juice
• Robert Burns Woodward – American organic chemist, Nobel Prize in Chemistry

[edit] Senators

• Edward Dickinson Baker, Oregon.
• Henry Clay^[69], Kentucky.
• Bob Dole, Kansas.
• John Edwards, North Carolina.
• John Kerry, Massachussets.
• John McCain, Arizona.
• Lee Mantle, Montana.
• Robert Morris (merchant), Pennsylvania.
• Bill Nelson, Florida.
• Samuel Pasco, Florida.

[edit] Sports

Andre Agassi Muhammad Ali Kurt Angle Lance Armstrong Jim Barnes Gareth Baxendale James Blake Michael Bradley (soccer) Dave Brain George Brown (soccer) Tom Brown – Baseball player Walter Carlisle Roy Castleton Paul Child Geoff Coombes

Harry Cooper (golfer) Kenny Cooper – Soccer player, currently plays for FC Dallas of Major League Soccer Lindsay Davenport Gary Etherington Alan Green Dick Hall (soccer) Alan Hamlyn Tony Hawk Dick Higham Phil Hill Mick Hoban Bernie James

Alan Merrick Lance Armstrong Ken Miles George Moorhouse Heath Pearce Kenny Roberts Andy Roddick Tim Shaw (football player) Brad Walker Cyril Walker Tim Ward (soccer) Lew Worsham, golfer. Harry Wright

[edit] United States Supreme Court justices

• Sandra Day O'Connor^[70]
• Byron White^[71]
• Levi Woodbury^[72]
• William Burnham Woods^[73]

[edit] Vice Presidents of the United States

• John Adams
• Thomas Jefferson
• Aaron Burr
• Elbridge Gerry
• Daniel D. Tompkins
• John Tyler
• Millard Fillmore
• John C. Breckinridge
• Hannibal Hamlin
• William Wheeler^[74]
• Theodore Roosevelt
• James S. Sherman
• Calvin Coolidge
• Charles G. Dawes^[75]
• Charles Curtis
• John Nance Garner^[76]
• Henry A. Wallace^[77]
• Richard Nixon
• Lyndon B. Johnson
• Gerald Ford
• Nelson Rockefeller
• George H. W. Bush
• Dan Quayle
• Dick Cheney
• Joe Biden

[edit] Other

• Alton Brown – Celebrity chef and creator/host of Food Network's Good Eats
• Patricia Buckley, socialite.^[78]
• Daisy and Violet Hilton – co-joined twins
• Nelle Wilson Reagan – Mother of President Ronald Reagan
• Frank H.T. Rhodes – university president, government science advisor

[edit] References