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Ca - Cb[?] - Cc[?] - Cd[?] - Ce - Cf[?] - Cg[?] - Ch - Ci - Cj[?] - Ck[?] - Cl - Cm[?] - Cn[?] - Co - Cp[?] - Cq[?] - Cr - Cs[?] - Ct[?] - Cu - Cv - Cw[?] - Cx[?] - Cy - Cz

Caballero, Flavio[?], actor
Caballero, Steve, (born 1963), professional skateboarder
Cabana, Robert[?], astronaut
Cabell, James Branch, (1879-1958), fantasy novelist
Cable, G. W.[?], US novelist
Cable, George Washington[?], writer
Cabot, John, explorer
Cabral, Pedro Alvares, (c. 1467-c. 1520), discovered Brazil and Madagascar
Cabrera, Francisco[?], Baseball player, hero of the 1992 NLCS for the Atlanta Braves
Cabrera, Lydia[?], (Cuban poet - anthropoetry)
Cabrera, Pedro[?], (1938-2002), Cuban actor and director who starred for many years in Puerto Rico's television
Cabrillo, Juan Rodriguez
Cachin, Marcel[?], founder of the daily periodical L'Humanité[?]
Cade, John
Cadez, Andrej[?], astrophysicist
Cadigan, Pat, (born 1953), author
Cadorna, Pietro[?]
Cadwaladr, Dilys[?], poet
Caedmon, Anglo-Saxon poet
Caesar, Augustus (62 BC-14 AD), first Roman emperor
Caesar, Julius (100-44 BC), Roman leader
Caesar, Shirley[?], musician
Cage, John, (1912-1992), composer, chess player
Cage, Nicolas, (born 1964), actor
Cagney, James, (1899-1986), actor
Caillaux, Joseph[?]
Caillebotte, Gustave, (1848-1894), French painter
Cailliau, Robert[?], was involved in developing the first hypertext markup system for the WWW
Cain, James M., (1892-1977), author of The Postman Always Rings Twice[?] and Mildred Pierce
Caine, Hall, (1853-1931), English novelist
Caine, Michael, (born 1933), actor
Caius, Pope, (283-296)
Cakste, Janis[?], Latvian president
Calder, Alexander, (1898-1976), mobiles
Calder, Angus, Great Britain
Caldera, Rafael, Venezuelan president
Calderon, Ivan, world champion boxer
Calderon, Sila Maria, (born 1942), Puerto Rico Governor
Caldwell, Erskin[?], God's Little Acre
Cale, John, (born 1942), musician
Calhoun, John Caldwell, (1782-1850), U.S. politician
Caligula, (12-41), Roman emperor
Callaghan, Barry, (born 1937), author/poet
Callaghan, Morley, (1903-1990), author of Strange Fugitive[?] (1928)
Callas, Maria, (1923-1977), Operatic soprano
Callbeck, Catherine S.[?], Canadian senator
Call, Daniel[?], dramatist, author
Callejas, Luvi, (born 1960), world boxing champion
Callinicus III, Patriarch[?], patriarch of Constantinople
Callinicus II, Patriarch[?], patriarch of Constantinople
Callinicus I, Patriarch[?], patriarch of Constantinople
Callinicus IV, Patriarch[?], patriarch of Constantinople
Callinicus, Patriarch of Alexandria[?], Patriarch of Alexandria
Callistus II, Patriarch[?], patriarch of Constantinople
Callistus I, Patriarch[?], patriarch of Constantinople
Callixtus I, Pope, (217-222)
Callixtus II, Pope, (1119-1124)
Callixtus III, Pope, (1455-1458)
Callot, Jacques, (1592-1635), painter
Callow, Simon, (born 1949), actor
Calloway, Cab, (1907-1994), musician
Calment, Jeanne[?], (1875-1997), French centenarian
Calonder, Felix-Louis, (1863-1952)
Cals, Jo, (1914-1971), prime minister
Calvert, Robert, (1945-1988), poet
Calvia, Pompeo[?]
Calvin, John, (1509-1564), Protestant reformer and founder of Calvinism
Calvino, Italo, (1923-1985), Italian surrealist author
Calzaghe, Joe[?], world champion boxer
Camacho, Eliodoro[?]
Cam'ron, American rapper
Camacho Jr., Hector, (born 1978), boxer
Camacho, Hector, (born 1962), world champion boxer
Camaterus, John[?], patriarch of Constantinople
Cambo, Francesc[?], politician
Cambosu, Salvatore[?]
Cambrensis, Giraldus, (c.1146-c.1223), chronicler
Cambyses, (529-522 BC), Persian king
Cameron, James, (born 1954), US movie producer/director
Cameron, Julia Margaret, (1815-1879), photographer
Cameron, Kenneth[?], astronaut
Cameron, Silver Donald[?], Canadian writer
Camilleri, Andrea[?], novelist
Campagna, Phil[?], Canadian writer
Campaneris, Bert[?], baseball player
Campbell, Ben Nighthorse[?], (Cheyenne), senator
Campbell, Bruce, (born 1958), actor
Campbell, David[?], musician
Campbell, Donald M., land-speed record holder
Campbell, Eddie, comic creator
Campbell, Edna[?], basketball player, Sacramento Monarchs
Campbell, Glen, (born 1936), musician
Campbell, Gordon, 2001-06-05 to ...
Campbell, John[?], harness racing driver
Campbell, John W., (1910-1971), science fiction editor
Campbell, Joseph, (1904-1987), mythologist
Campbell, Neve, (born 1973), actress
Campbell, Ramsey, (born 1946), author
Campbell, Roy[?], poet
Campbell, Sir Malcolm, land-speed record holder
Campbell, Thomas, (1774-1844), poet
Campbell, Thomas Mitchell[?], (1907-1911), governor of Texas
Campeau, Robert[?], bankrupted Bloomingdale's Department Store, NYC
Campero, Narciso[?]
Campíns, Luís Herrera[?], Venezuelan president
Campion, Jane[?], film director
Campion, Thomas, (1567-1619), composer, poet
Campo, Carlos Ibáñez del[?], Chilean president
Campo, Radulphus de Longo[?], scholastic philosopher
Campos, Fernando de[?], novelist
Campos, Jorge[?], soccer player
Camras, Marvin[?], magnetic recording
Camus, Albert, (1913-1960), French existentialist novelist
Camões, Luis de, (poet, author of the Lusíadas[?])
Can, Libel[?], musician
Canales, Johnny[?], musician
Canaletto, (1697-1768), Italian, Polish painter
Canaris, Wilhelm, (1887-1945), German Admiral & intelligence head
Canas, Guillermo[?], (Argentina)
Cancel, Miguel, (born 1968), former Menudo
Candeloro, Philippe[?], figure skater
Candy, John, (1950-1994), actor/comedian
Cane, Melville Henry, (1879-1980), poet
Canetti, Elias, (1905-1994), Bulgarian novelist, Nobel Prize winner
Canetti, Veza[?], dramatist, author
Canino, Bonnie, world featherweight boxing champion
Cankar, Ivan[?], (1876-1918), author, poet, storyteller, dramatist and essayist.
Cannan, Mary Wedderburn[?], (1893-1973), poet
Canning, George, (1770-1827)
Cannon, Annie Jump[?], (USA, 1863-1941), astronomer
Cannon, Gus, (1883-1979), musician
Cannon, Joseph Gurney, (1836-1926), US Speaker of the House
Cannon, Max[?], : Red Meat Contemporary American
Cano, Juan Sebastian del[?], completed the first circumnavigation, started by Magellan
Canova, Antonio, (1757-1822), Italian sculptor
Canseco, Jose, (born 1963), baseball player
Canteloube, Joseph, (1879-1857), composer
Cantero, Marciano, (born 1960), rock singer and musician
Canth, Minna[?], first notable woman author
Cantinflas, (1911-1993), Mexican film comedian, appeared in Around the World in Eighty Days
Cantona, Eric, football player
Cantor, Eddie, (1892-1964), entertainer
Cantor, Georg, (1845-1918), 19th century German mathematician
Canute the Great, (1014-1035), British, commanded the sea.
Canzoneri, Tony, (1908-1959), world champion boxer
Cao Cao, (155 AD-220 AD), poet
Cao Pi, poet
Cao Zhi, (192-232), poet
Cap, Frantisek[?], (1913-1972), film director
Capa, Robert, (1913-1954), photographer
Capek, Karel, (1890-1938), Czech author
Capercaillie[?], musician
Capone, Al, (1899-1947), Chicago gangster
Capote, Truman, (1924-1984), writer
Capp, Al, (1909-1979), US cartoonist of Li'l Abner
Cappadocia, John[?], patriarch of Constantinople
Cappadonna, rapper
Cappai, Pietro Chessa[?]
Capps, Steve[?], co-creator of Macintosh and Newton
Capra, Frank, (1897-1991), film director
Capra, Fritjof, (born 1939), US fringe physicist
Capreolus, John[?], scholastic philosopher
Capriati, Jennifer[?], (USA)
Caprice (model)[?], model
Caprino, Ivo, (1920-2001), animated film director
Capuana, Luigi[?], novelist
Capucine, (1931-1990), European actress
Capuder, Andrej[?], (born 1942), poet
Capulina[?], comedian
Caracalla, (186-217), Roman emperor
Caracciola, Rudolf[?], race car driver
Caracciolo, Landulph[?], scholastic philosopher
Caragiale, Ion Luca[?], dramatist, author
Carausius, Roman Emperor
Caravaggio, (1573-1610), Italian Renaissance painter
Carawan, Guy[?], musician
Carazo, Juan, (born 1966), boxer
Carbajal, Michael, (born 1967), world champion boxer
Carbonneau, Marc[?], FLQ Terrorist
Carcassi, Matteo, (1792-1853), composer
Card, Orson Scott, (born 1951), American author, novelist
Cardano, Gerolamo, (1501-1576), Renaissance polymath
Cardenal, Ernesto[?], (born 1925), poet
Cardenas del Rio, Lazaro, (1895-1970), Mexican president
Cardenas, Cuauhtemoc, (born 1934), Mexican politician
Cardenas, Steve[?], musician
Cardi, Ludovico[?], (also known as Cigoli)
Cardinale, Claudia, (born 1938), actor
Cardoso, Edgar[?], expert in bridge engineering
Cardoso, Fernando Henrique, sociologist, president of Brazil
Carducci, Giosue, (1835-1907), Italian poet
Careca[?], athlete
Carew, Thomas[?], (1595-1639), poet
Carey, Duane[?], astronaut
Carey, George Leonard[?], Archbishop of Canterbury
Carey, Henry[?], (1693-1743), poet
Carey, Hugh L.[?], Democratic, 1975-1982
Carey, Mariah, (born 1970), US singer
Carey, Mutt, (1891-1948), jazz trumpeter
Carey, Peter, novelist
Cargo, Ivan[?], (1898-1958), painter.
Carinus, (died 283), Roman Emperor
Carl XVI Gustav of Sweden, (born 1946), current
Carleton, Sir Guy, (1724-1808), British general, Governor of Canada
Carleton, Will[?], poet
Carlin, George, (born 1937), comedian
Carlisle, Belinda[?], musician
Carlisle, Kitty[?], entertainer
Carloman , King of Bavaria, (830-880), (Bavaria)
Carloman , King of the West Franks, (died 884), 879-884 (South)
Carloman , son of Charles Martel, (716-754), Frankish king
Carloman , son of Pippin III, Frankish king
Carlos the Jackal, (born 1949), Venezuelan-born terrorist
Carlos, Roberto[?], singer
Carlota of Mexico, (1840-1927), Empress
Carlson, John Fabian[?], (1875-1945), painter
Carlsson, Ingvar, (born 1934), Swedish politician
Carlsson, Robyn, Swedish musician
Carmack, John, first person shooters Doom, Quake
Carman, Bliss, (1861-1929), poet, wrote Low Tide on Grand Pre
Carme, musician
Carmichael, Hoagy, (1899-1981), USA songwriter
Carmichael, Robert Daniel[?], (1879-1967), mathematician
Carnahan, Mel[?], governor
Carnap, Rudolf, (1891-1970), philosopher
Carnarvon, George[?], Tutankhamon expedition sponsor
Carne, Marcel[?], film director
Carnegie, Andrew, (1835-1919), American entrepreneur, philanthropist and industrialist
Carneiro, Francisco Sá[?], (1934-1980), (politician)
Carnera, Primo, world boxing champion
Carnes, Kim[?], USA singer
Carney, Art, (born 1918), actor
Carney, Harry[?], (baritone)
Carney, Pat[?], Canadian senator
Carney, William Harvey, (1842-1908), American Civil War hero
Carnot, Lazare Nicolas Marguerite, (1753-1823), projective geometry
Carnot, Marie François Sadi, (1837-1894)
Carnot, Sadi, (1796-1832), physicist
Carol I of Romania, (1839-1914), Prince (1867-1881) and King (1881-1914) of Romania
Carol II of Romania, (1893-1953)
Carol I, King[?]
Carolla, Adam, radio host, comedian
Caron, Leslie, (born 1931), French dancer, actress
Carpaccio, (c.1460-1525), Italian painter
Carpeaux, Jean-Baptiste[?], French sculptor
Carpenter, Charisma, actress
Carpenter, David, Canadian writer
Carpenter, John, (born 1948), film director
Carpenter, Mary Chapin[?], musician
Carpenter, Scott[?], astronaut
Carpentier, Georges, (1894-1975), world boxing champion
Carpentier, Patrick[?], race car driver
Carr, Eric[?], (1946-1991), Drummer for the rock band Kiss
Carr, Gerald[?], astronaut
Carriedo, Francisco[?]
Carr, James[?], musician
Carr, John Dickson, (1906-1977), author
Carr, Leroy[?], musician
Carr, Marina[?], Aosdána
Carr, Philippa, novelist
Carracci, Agostino, (1560-1609), Italian painter
Carracci, Annibale, (1557-1602), painter
Carracci, Ludovico[?], (1555-1619), painter
Carranza, Venustiano[?]
Carrasco, Angela, singer
Carre, Mathilde[?], WW2 double agent
Carreras, Josep[?], opera singer
Carrey, Jim, (born 1962), actor/comedian
Carrier, Roch, (born 1937), author
Carrillo, Fernando, (born 1966), actor
Carrillo, Leo, actor
Carrillo, Rosa[?], (1960-2002), Univision news anchor.
Carrion, Richard
Carrol, Charles, (1737-1832), Continental Congress and U.S. Senator
Carroll, John, (1735-1815), USA archbishop
Carroll, John Lee[?], governor
Carroll, Jonathan[?], author
Carroll, Jonathon[?], author
Carroll, Leo G., actor
Carroll, Lewis, (1832-1898), British author of Alice in Wonderland
Carroll, Thomas[?], first self-propelled combine harvester
Carroll, Thomas King[?], governor
Carr, Sister Wynona[?], musician
Carrus, Maurizio[?]
Carruth, Hayden[?], poet
Carson, Anne, (born 1950), Canadian writer
Carson, Ciarán[?], Aosdána
Carson, Johnny, (born 1925), comedian, television personality
Carson, Kit, (1809-1868), US cowboy and scout
Carson, Martha[?], musician
Carson, Rachel, (1907-1964), biologist, author of Silent Spring
Carta, Maria[?]
Cartan, Henri[?], mathematician
Carter, A.P., (1891-1960), musician
Carter, Aaron, (born 1987), singer, brother of Nick Carter
Carter, Benny[?], (alto sax, trumpet)
Carter, Betty[?], musician
Carter, Bo[?], musician
Carter, Charles[?], magician
Carter, Clarence[?], musician
Carter, Elliott, (born 1908), composer
Carter, Helena Bonham, (born 1966), model and actress
Carter, Howard, (1874-1939), UK archeologist
Carter, Jennifer, (born 1983), Beauty queen, aspiring lawyer
Carter, Jimmy, (born 1924), president of the U.S.A.
Carter, Maybelle, (1909-1978), musician
Carter, Nick, (born 1980), singer, member of Backstreet Boys
Carter, Ron, (born 1937), musician
Carter, Rubin[?], boxer
Carter, Sara, (1898-1979), musician
Carter, Sonny, (1947-1991), astronaut
Carteret, John, (1690-1763), statesman and Cabinet Minister
Carteret, Philip[?], Governor of New Jersey
Carthy-Deu, Deborah, Miss Universe 1985
Cartier-Bresson, Henri[?], photographer
Cartier, Georges-Etienne, (1814-1873)
Cartier, Jacques, (1491-1557), discovered the St. Lawrence River and sailed up it to Montreal; failed in an attempt to set
Cartier, Jean[?], muralist
Cartier, Pierre[?], mathematician
Cartland, Barbara, (1901-2000), British writer
Cartlidge, Katrin, (1961-2002), actor
Cartwright, Nancy, (born 1957), actress
Cartwright, William[?], (1611-1643), poet
Carulli, Ferdinando[?], composer
Carus, (died 283), Roman Emperor
Caruso, Enrico, (1873-1921), tenor
Caruso, Luciano, (soprano)
Carvalho e Mello, Sebastian Jose de[?]
Carver, George Washington, (1860-1943), plant scientist
Carver, Jeffrey, author
Carver, Raymond, (1938-1988), author
Carvey, Dana, (born 1955), comedian
Casals, Pau, (1876-1973), musician
Casamayor, Joel[?], world champion boxer
Casaubon, Isaac, (1559-1614), classical scholar
Casaubon, Méric, (1599-1671), classical scholar, son of Isaac
Casement, Sir Roger, (1864-1916), diplomat, Irish patriot
Caserio, Sante Jeronimo, (1873-1894), assassin of the French President Marie François Sadi Carnot
Casey, Al[?], musician
Casey, Philip[?], Aosdána
Casey, Richard[?], Australian politician
Casgrain, Henri Raymond[?], priest, author, historian
Cash, Dave[?], disc jockey
Cash, Johnny, (born 1932), singer
Casimir III of Poland, (1310-1370), Poland
Casimir II of Poland, (1173-1194), Polish ruler
Casimir I of Poland, (1039-1058), Polish ruler
Casimir IV of Poland, (1447-1492), Polish ruler
Caslavska, Vera, (born 1942), gymnast, Olympic gold medalist
Casper, John[?], astronaut
Cass, Mama[?], singer-songwriter
Cassatt, Mary, (1844-1926?), painter
Cassavetes, John[?], film director
Cassidy, David, actor
Cassidy, Eva, (1963-1996), musician
Cassidy, Joanna[?], actor
Cassini, Giovanni, (1625-1712), Italian astronomer
Cassini, Giovanni Domenico, (1625-1712), Italian astronomer
Cassola, Carlo[?], novelist
Casson, Lionel[?], historian
Castagna, (1390-1457), painter
Castagno, Andrea del, (c.1421-1457)
Castellano, Myrta[?], singer
Castellano, Paul, (1915-1985), Mafioso
Castellion, Sebastian[?], translator of the Bible
Castello-Branco, Camillo[?]
Castello, Sebastian, (1515-1563)
Castelnau, Edouard de[?]
Castelvì, Jose Delitala[?]
Castiglione, Baldassare, (1478-1529)
Castillo, Chucho, (born 1944), world champion boxer
Castillo, Eric del[?], actor
Castillo, Kate del, (born 1972), actress
Castinus[?], patriarch of Constantinople
Castinus, Patriarch[?], patriarch of Constantinople
Castro, Cipriano[?], Venezuelan president
Castro, Fidel, (born 1926), Cuban revolutionary and dictator
Castro, Jorge, (born 1967), world champion boxer
Castro, Jorge (actor), theatrical actor in Puerto Rico
Castro, Julián[?], Venezuelan president
Castro, Raul, (brother of Fidel)
Castro, Veronica, actress and singer
Casu, Pietro[?]
Casula, Antioco[?], Montanaru
Casula, Francesco[?]
Catalani, Alfredo[?], Italian opera composer
Cates, Phoebe, (born 1963), US actress
Cather, Willa, (1873 in-1947), modernist, author of The Professor's House[?], My Antonia[?]
Catherine I of Russia, (1683-1727), Russian tsarina
Catherine II of Russia, (1729-1796), Russian tsarina
Catherine Millet, author, modern art expert
Catherwood, Mary Hartwell[?], US novelist
Catholicoi, of Armenia[?], bishop
Catlett, Big Sid[?], musician
Cattaneo, Danese[?], sculptor
Catullus, Gaius Valerius, (c. 84-54 BC), Roman poet
Cauchy, Augustin Louis, (1789-1857), mathematician
Caulfield, Henry S.[?], governor
Causley, Charles[?], poet
Cavafy, C. P., (1863-1933), poet
Cavalera, Francisco
Cavalieri, Bonaventura[?], (1598-1647), astronomer, mathematician
Cavallé, Montserrat[?], opera singer
Cavallero, Ugo[?], Chief of General Staff
Cavazza, Boris[?], (born 1939), actor.
Cavazzano, Giorgio, comic book artist
Cavell, Edith, (1865-1915)
Cave, Nick, (born 1952), musician
Cavendish, Henry, (1731-1810), physicist
Cavendish, Lord Frederick, (1836-1882), Chief Secretary for Ireland (1882
Cavendish-Bentinck, William Henry[?], (1738-1809), Prime Minister
Cayce, Edgar, (1877-1945), US medium
Cayley, Arthur[?], (1821-1895), geometer, mathematician
Cayley, Sir George, inventor of the science of aerodynamics
Cão, Diego, (died c. 1486), Portuguese explorer
Cão, Diogo, (died c. 1486), Portuguese explorer
Çajupi, Andon Zako[?], poet

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