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Ma - Mb[?] - Mc - Md[?] - Me - Mf[?] - Mg[?] - Mh[?] - Mi - Mj - Mk - Ml - Mm[?] - Mn - Mo - Mp[?] - Mq[?] - Mr - Ms[?] - Mt[?] - Mu - Mv[?] - Mw[?] - Mx[?] - My - Mz[?]
- Ma Ying-jeou, (born 1950)
- Maalouf, Amin, novelist
- Maanen, Adriaan van[?], (USA, 1884-1946), astronomer
- Mabini, Apolinario[?]
- Mabo, Eddie[?], political activist
- Mabuse[?], painter
- MacAdam, John, (1756-1836), roads
- MacAllister, Gary[?], athlete
- MacBride, Seán[?], (1948-51), lawyer and founder member of Amnesty International
- MacBryde, Robert[?]
- MacCaig, Norman[?], poet
- MacColl, Dugald[?]
- MacColl, Ewan, (1915-1989), musician
- MacColl, Ewn[?], musician
- MacColl, Kirsty, (1959-2000), singer-songwriter
- MacCormick, John, Nationalist
- MacCulloch, Todd[?]
- MacCunn, Hamish[?]
- MacCurtain, Thomas[?]
- MacCurtain, Tomás[?], (died 1920)
- MacDiarmada, Sean[?]
- MacDiarmid, Hugh[?], (1892-1978), poet
- MacDonagh, Thomas[?], signatory of 1916 Proclamation
- MacDonald, Ann-Marie[?], Canadian writer
- MacDonald, Bernell, (1966-1996), Canadian writer
- MacDonald, Charles B.[?], World War II
- MacDonald, Cynthia[?], poet
- MacDonald, George, (1824-1905), author
- MacDonald, Hugh, Canadian writer
- MacDonald, Jake[?], Canadian writer
- MacDonald, John D.[?], detective fiction
- MacDonald, Kevin[?], comedian
- MacDonald, Margaret, (1865-1933), wife of Charles Rennie Mackintosh
- MacDonald, Margo[?], Nationalist
- MacDonald, Norm, (born 1963), actor/comedian, Saturday Night Live
- MacDonald, Ramsay, (1866-1937), British politician
- MacDowell, Andie, actor
- MacEachern, David[?], Olympic Gold Medal - 1998
- Macedonius I, Patriarch[?], patriarch of Constantinople
- Macedonus II, Patriarch[?], patriarch of Constantinople
- Maceo, Antonio[?]
- MacEwen, Gwendolyn[?], Canadian writer, poet
- MacGillivray, James[?], sculptor
- MacGregor, Rob Roy[?], Romantic outlaw
- Machaut, Guillaume de, (1300-1377), composer
- MacInnes, Hamish[?], mountaineer
- MacIntyre, Alasdair[?], philosopher
- MacIsaac, Dave[?], guitarist/violinist
- Mackay, Alexander R.[?], (1894-1896)
- Mackay, Isabel Ecclestone[?], Canadian writer
- Mackensen, August von[?], German soldier
- Mackenzie, Alexander (explorer), (1764-1820)
- MacKenzie, Compton[?], poet
- Mackenzie, William Lyon
- Mackie, J. L., (1917-1981), philosopher
- MacLachlan, Kyle, (born 1959)
- MacLaine, Shirley, (born 1934), actor
- MacLane, Saunders[?], mathematician
- MacLean, Alistair, British author
- MacLean, Dougie[?], contemporary folk songwriter
- MacLean, John Duncan[?], 1927-08-20 to 1928-08-21
- MacLean, Ron[?]
- MacLean, Sorley, (1911-1996), Scots Gaelic poet
- MacLean, Steven[?], astronaut
- MacLeish, Archibald[?], poet
- MacLennan, Hugh, (1907-1990), novelist and essayist, wrote Two Solitudes and Barometer Rising
- MacLeod, Alistair, (born 1936), Canadian writer, novelist
- MacLeod, Ian R.[?], author
- MacLeod, Ken, (born 1954), science fiction
- MacLiammoir, Micheál[?], British born co-founder of the Gate Theatre[?]
- MacMaster, Buddy[?], violinist
- MacMaster, Natalie[?], violinist/stepdancer
- MacMillan, Harold[?], British prime minister
- MacMullen, Ramsay[?], historian
- MacMurray, Fred, (1908-1991), actor
- MacNamara, Robert[?], US Secretary of Defense
- MacNeice, Louis[?], (1907-1963), poet
- MacNeil, Robert[?], journalist: "PBS- MacNeil-Lehrer News Hour"
- MacNeill, Eoin[?], founder-member of the the Gaelic League[?]
- MacPherson, Elle[?], model
- MacRae, Colin[?], world champion rally driver
- MacSwiney, Terence[?], (died 1920)
- Macapagal, Diosdado[?], President of Philippines 1961-1965
- Macari I of Alexandria[?], (933-953), Coptic Pope
- Macarius[?], (1542-1563), Metropolitan of Moscow, patriarch of Constantinople
- Macarius I[?], (1879-1882), Metropolitan of Moscow
- Macarius II[?], (1912-1917), Metropolitan of Moscow
- Macarius, Patriarch[?], patriarch of Constantinople
- Macbeth, King on the receiving end of a bad press
- Macbeth I of Scotland, (c. 1005-1057), model for Shakespeare's Macbeth
- Maccioni, Antonio[?]
- Macdonald, Flora, Jacobite and Empire Loyalist
- Macdonald, John A., (1815-1891)
- Macdonald, Malcolm[?]
- Mach, Ernst, (1838-1916), Czech physicist
- Macha, Karel Hynek, (1810-1836)
- Machado, Alicia[?], former Miss Universe, actress
- Machar, Agnes Maule[?], Canadian writer
- Machen, Arthur, (1863-1947), Irish poet
- Machiavelli, Niccolò, (1469-1527), Italian political philosopher
- Machuchal, (1934-1995), comedy actor
- Macia, Francesc, (1859-1933), soldier and politician
- Macintosh, Charles, (1766-1843), patented waterproofing
- Mackail, John[?], classical scholar and writer
- Macke, August[?], (1887-1914), painter
- Macken, Walter[?], novelist
- Mackenzie, Alexander
- Mackey, Nathaniel[?], poet
- Mackintosh, Charles Rennie, (1868-1928), architect
- Maclaren, Bruce[?], racing driver
- Maclaurin, Colin, (1698-1746), mathematician
- Maclean, Katherine, (born 1925), author
- Macleod, John James Richard, (1876-1935)
- Macmillan, James[?], Scottish composer
- Macmillan, Norma, (1921-2001)
- Macnee, Patrick, (born 1922), actor
- Maconchy, Elizabeth[?], composer
- Macrinus, (died 218), Roman Emperor
- mac Teige, Domnall of the Isle of Man[?], (1114-1115), king
- Madden, Anne, Aosdána
- Madden, John, athlete
- Madeira, Phil, writer for Julie Miller, Ashley Cleveland[?], Wynonna Judd[?] and others
- Maderna, Carlo[?], (1556-1629), painter
- Maderno, Carlo[?], architect
- Madero, Francisco I., (1873-1913), President of Mexico
- Madersberger, Josef[?], invented the sewing-machine in 1818
- Madhubuti, Haki R.[?], poet
- Madison, Dolley, (1768-1849)
- Madison, James, (died 1814)
- Madonna (singer), American pop star
- Madredeus[?], (folk group)
- Madsen, Mark, (born 1976), NBA player
- Madvig, Johan Nicolai, (1804-1886)
- Maecenas, Gaius Cilnius
- Maeterlinck, Maurice, (1862-1949), Nobel Prize in Literature 1911
- Maffay, Peter[?], musician
- Magajna, France[?], (born 1957), poet
- Magalhães, Fernão de, (Ferdinand Magellan, sea explorer)
- Magee, John Gillespie, Junior, (1922-1941), (Aviation poet)
- Magellan, Ferdinand, (c. 1470-1521), explorer
- Maggart, Garret[?], actor
- Maggin, Elliot S, comic creator
- Maginot, André, (c. 430-518), patriarch of Constantinople
- Maginot, André[?]
- Magloire, Jamaal[?]
- Magnani, Anna, (1908-1973), actor
- Magnentius, (died 353 AD), Roman Emperor
- Magnifico, Robert Pesut[?], composer and singer.
- Magnus III of the Isle of Man, List of Kings of the Isle of Man[?], (1252-1265), king
- Magnus II of Sweden
- Magnus II of the Isle of Man, List of Kings of the Isle of Man and the Isles[?], (1095-1102), king
- Magnússon, Jón[?], (1924-1926), prime minister
- Magnus Maximus, (c. 335-388), Roman Emperor
- Magnus, Albertus, (a.k.a. Saint Albert the Great; Albert of Cologne)
- Magnus III of Norway[?], Magnus Barfot: 1093-1103
- Magnus II of Norway, Norwegian monarch
- Magnus I of Norway, (died 1047), Magnus den Gode : 1035-1047
- Magnus IV of Norway[?], Magnus Blinde: 1130-1135
- Magnus, Sandra[?], astronaut
- Magnusson, Haakon of Norway, Norwegian monarch
- Magnusson, Magnus[?], television presenter
- Magnusson, Olav of Norway[?], Norwegian monarch
- Magnus VII of Norway, (1319-1343), Norwegian monarch
- Magnus VI of Norway[?], (1263-1280), Norwegian monarch
- Magnus V of Norway[?], Norwegian monarch
- Mahan, Alfred Thayer, (1840-1914), US
- Maharishi, Bhagavan Sri Ramana
- Mahavira, (599 BC-527 BC)
- Mahendra Bir Bikram Shah[?], (1956-1972), King of Nepal
- Maheu, Shirley[?], Canadian senator
- Mahfouz, Naguib, (born 1911), Nobel Prize for Literature (1988), famous for the Cairo Trilogy[?] about life in the sp
- Mahler, Gustav, (1860-1911), composer
- Mahon, Derek[?], (Northern Irish poet)
- Mahovlich, Frank[?], Canadian senator
- Maia, Gonçalo Mendes da[?]
- Maiano, Benedetto da[?], sculptor
- Maier, Sepp[?], footballer
- Maier, Walter A.[?], televangelist
- Maihofer, Werner[?], FDP
- Mailer, Norman, (born 1923), US author
- Maillart, Ella, (1903-1997)
- Maillet, Antonine[?], Acadian author, educator
- Maillol, Aristide, (1861-1944), sculptor and painter
- Maimonides, (1135-1204), Philosopher
- Maimon, Moussa Ben[?], (Maimonides)
- Maines, Lloyd[?], musician
- Maines, Natalie, (born 1974), musician
- Maister, Rudolf, (1874-1934), general and poet.
- Maite[?], show host
- Maitland, Frederick W.[?], historian
- Maizière, Lothar de[?], CDU
- Majoli, Iva[?], (Croatia)
- Major, Charles[?], American novelist
- Major, Clarence[?], poet
- Major, Elliot Woolfolk[?], US governor
- Major, John, (born 1943), British prime minister
- Major, Kevin[?], Canadian writer
- Majorano, Ettore[?], Italian mathematician
- Majorian, Roman Emperor
- Majors, Lee[?], US actor
- Makari III of Alexandria[?], (1942-1944), Coptic Pope
- Makarov, Oleg, (1933-2003), astronaut
- Makarovic, Svetlana[?], (born 1939), poet
- Makem, Tommy[?], musician
- Makhno, Nestor[?], in the Ukraine
- Maki, Fumihiko[?], architect
- Mäkinen, Timo[?], rally driver
- Mäkinen, Tommi[?], rally driver
- Maklakov, Nikolai[?], Minister of the Interior
- Maklouf, John[?], Maronite Patriarch
- Makowski, Tadeusz[?], Polish painter
- Makowski, Zbigniew[?], Polish painter
- Makuc, Vladimir[?], (born 1925), painter and graphic artist.
- Makuck, Peter[?], poet
- Malachi, (died c. 420 BC)
- Malamud, Bernard, (1914-1986), American novelist
- Malaret, Marisol, (born 1949), Miss Universe 1970
- Malatesta, Errico, (1853-1932)
- Malcolm X, (1925-1965), US civil rights activist
- Malcolm, Richard[?], American novelist
- Malczewski, Jacek[?], Polish painter
- Malczewski, Rafal[?], Polish painter
- Malden, Charles Robert, (1797-1855), US actor
- Maldonado, David[?], musician
- Malebranche, Nicolas, (1638-1715), philosopher
- Malecki, Wladyslaw[?], Polish painter
- Maleeva, Magdalena[?], (Bulgaria)
- Malenchenko, Yuri[?], astronaut
- Malenkov, Georgi[?], Soviet politician
- Malerba, Franco[?], astronaut
- Malet, Leo[?], French mystery writer
- Malevich, Kazimir, (1878-1935), painter
- Malfatti, Franco Maria, (1970-1972), Italian President of the European Commission
- Malhoa, José[?]
- Malietoa Tanumafili II, King[?], of Western Samoa
- Malinche, La, aka Malinalli, Malintzin, and Doña Marina
- Malinov, Alexander[?]
- Malinowski, Bronislaw
- Malkovich, John, (born 1953), actor
- Malle, Louis[?], French film director
- Mallet, David[?], poet
- Malmsteen, Yngwie J., guitarist
- Malone, Russell[?], musician
- Malory, Sir Thomas
- Malovrh, Miroslav[?], (1861-1922), poet
- Malpighi, Marcello, biologist
- Malthus, Thomas, (1766-1834), economist
- Malyshev, Yuri[?], astronaut
- Mamby, Saoul, boxer
- Mameli, Goffredo, (1827-1849), Italian patriot, poet and writer
- Mamet, David, dramatist
- Mammas, Gregory[?], patriarch of Constantinople
- Man, Beenie, (born 1973), songwriter, musician
- Manakov, Gennady[?], astronaut
- Manarov, Musa[?], astronaut
- Mance, Jeanne, (1606-1673)
- Mancini, Henry, (1924-1994), songwriter
- Mancini, Ray, (born 1961), world champion boxer
- Mandel, Eli[?], Canadian writer
- Mandel, Maria[?], (1912-1947), chief-guard of Birkenau women's camp where she selected women and children for the gas chambers.
- Mandel, Miriam[?], Canadian writer
- Mandela, Nelson, (born 1918), South African activist and politician
- Mandela, Winnie
- Mandela, Winnie Madikizela-, (born 1936)
- Mandelbrot, Benoit, (born 1924), Mathematician, creator of fractal geometry
- Mandell, Howie[?], actor/comedian
- Mandel, Marvin[?], US governor
- Mandelshtam, Leonid Isaakovich, (1879-1944), physicist
- Mandelstam, Osip, (1891-1938), (also spelt Mandelshtam), Russian poet
- Mandelstam, Osip E.[?], poet
- Mandlikova, Hana, tennis player
- Manegold of Lautenbach[?], scholastic philosopher
- Maneri, Joe[?], musician
- Manet, Edouard, (1832-1883), French painter
- Manfredi, Nino[?], actor
- Manfredy, Angel, boxer
- Mangan, James Clarence[?], poet
- Mangano, Silvana[?], actor
- Mangin, Charles[?], (1866-1925), General
- Manilius, poet
- Manilov, Barry[?], US singer
- Manilow, Barry, (born 1946), American entertainer
- Mankiewicz, Joseph Leo[?], film director
- Mankiller, Wilma[?]
- Manley, John, (born 1952), archaeologist
- Mann, Anthony[?], film director
- Mann, Barry[?], and Cynthia Weill[?]
- Mann, Coramae Richey
- Mann, Delbert[?], film director
- Mann, Heinrich, (1871-1950), poet
- Mann, Horace, (1796-1859)
- Mann, Klaus, poet
- Mann, Manfred, (born 1940), rock musician
- Mann, Thomas, (1875-1955), author
- Mannerheim, Carl Gustaf, (1867-1951), Finnish leader
- Manners-Sutton, Charles, (1755-1828), Archbishop of Canterbury
- Mannhire, Bill[?], (born 1946), poet
- Manning, Bernard[?], stand-up comedian
- Manning, Brennan, author
- Manning, Ernest C., (1908-1996), 1943-05-31 to 1968-12-12
- Manning, Laurence, (1899-1972), author
- Manning, Roger[?], musician
- Manno, Giuseppe[?]
- Mannu, Francesco Ignazio[?]
- Mannyng, Robert, of Brunne[?], (1269-1340), poet
- Manring, Michael[?]
- Mansart, Jules Hardouin, (1646-1708), architect
- Mansbridge, Peter, television presenter
- Mansfield, Jayne[?], US actress
- Mansfield, Katherine, (1888-1923), author
- Mansfield, Thelma[?], TV Presenter
- Manship, Paul, (1885-1966), sculptor
- Mansholt, Sicco L.[?], (1972-1972), President of the European Commission
- Manson, Charles, leader of homicidal Manson Family[?]
- Manson, Marilyn, (born 1969), US musician
- Manstein, Erich von, (1887-1973), Field Marshal
- Mantegna, Andrea, (c.1431-1506), Italian painter
- Mantel, Hilary[?], English novelist
- Manterola, Patty[?], singer, actress
- Mantle, Mickey, (1931-1995), baseball player
- Manuel I Comnenus, (c. 1120-1180), Byzantine Emperor
- Manuel I of Portugal, (1495-1521), Portuguese monarch
- Manuel II Palaeologus, (1350-1425), Byzantine Emperor
- Manuel II of Portugal, (1908-1910), Portuguese monarch
- Manuel II, Patriarch[?], patriarch of Constantinople
- Manuel I, Patriarch[?], patriarch of Constantinople
- Manuel, Niklaus[?], (1484-1530), painter
- Manuel, Richard[?], musician in "The Band"
- Manus, Max[?], resistance fighter
- Manzoni, Alessandro, (1785-1873), poet, novelist
- Mao Zedong, (1893-1976), Chinese communist leader
- Map, Walter, (c. 1137-1209), medieval raconteur
- Mapplethorpe, Robert[?], photographer
- Maracle, Lee[?], Canadian writer
- Maradona, Diego, (born 1960), football player
- Maragall, Joan[?], (1860-1911), writer
- Maraini, Dacia[?], novelist
- Marais, Jean[?], French actor
- Maranzano, Salvatore, (1868-1931), mafioso
- Marat, Jean Paul, (1743-1793), French revolutionary
- Maravich, Pete, (1947-1988), Basketball hall of famer, former NBA player
- Maraz, Adriana[?], (born 1931), paintress and graphic artist.
- Marber, Andreas[?], dramatist, author
- Marc, Franz, (1880-1916), painter
- Marceau, Alma[?], French novelist
- Marceau, Marcel, (born 1923)
- Marceau, Sophie, (born 1966), Princess Isabelle in Braveheart, a "Bond" Girl
- Marcel, Gabriel[?], philosopher
- Marcellinus, Pope, (296-304)
- Marcello, Alessandro[?], composer
- Marcello, Carlos[?], US mafia boss
- Marcellus I, Pope, (308-309)
- Marcellus II, Pope
- March, Ausias, (1397-1459), poet of the 15th century
- March, Fredric, (1897-1975), actor
- March, Hannah[?], author
- Marcian, (c. 390-457), Roman Emperor
- Marciano, Rocky, (1924-1969), US world champion boxer
- Marcianus, Byzantine Emperor
- Marconi, Guglielmo, (1874-1937), Italian engineer, inventor of radio
- Marcos IV of Alexandria[?], (1348-1363), Coptic Pope
- Marcos V of Alexandria[?], (1610-1621), Coptic Pope
- Marcos VI of Alexandria[?], (1645-1660), Coptic Pope
- Marcos, Ferdinand, (1917-1989), dictator of Philippines
- Marcos, Subcomandante, of the Zapatista Army of National Liberation in Chiapas, Mexico
- Marcoussis, Louis[?], Polish painter
- Marcus II, Patriarch[?], patriarch of Constantinople
- Marcus, Pope, (335-336)
- Marcus, Sigfried[?], inventor of automobile in 1864 in Vienna, lived most of his life in Austria
- Marcuse, Herbert, (born 1898), philosopher
- Marcy, William L.[?], Democratic, 1833-1838
- Marczynski, Adam[?], Polish painter
- Mardefelt, Conrad[?], Swedish soldier
- Mares, Paul, (1900-1949), musician
- Margaret I of Denmark, (1353-1412), (Margrete I) : 1387-1412
- Margaret II of Denmark, (born 1940)
- Marghinotti, Giovanni[?]
- Margison, Richard[?], operatic tenor
- Margoshes, David[?], Canadian writer
- Margulis, Grigory[?], mathematician
- Margulis, Lynn, biologist
- Maria Cristina, Princess of Spain[?]
- María, Domingo Santa[?], president
- Maria I of Portugal, (1777-1816), Portuguese monarch
- Maria II of Portugal, (1826-1828, 1834-1853), Portuguese monarch
- Maria of Russia, Grand Duchess, (1899-1918)
- Maria, Angelica[?], actress
- Maria João & Mário Laginha[?], (jazz singer & piano player)
- Maria José of Savoy[?], Princess of Piedmont - tried to negotiate separate peace with the United States
- Maria, La India, (born 1940), Mexican comedian
- Mariano IV di Arborea[?]
- Maria Theresa of Austria, (1717-1780), Bohemian aristocrat
- Maric, Mileva, (1875-1948), Serb
- Marichal, Juan[?], baseball player
- Mariën, Marcel[?], surrealist
- Marillion, musician
- Marin, John[?], (1870-1953), American painter
- Marinetti, Filippo[?], Italian founder of Futurism
- Marinetti, Filippo Tommaso, (1876-1944)
- Marini, Giambattista, (1569-1625), poet
- Marini, Marino, (1901-1980), sculptor
- Marini, Valeria[?]
- Marinus I, Pope, (882-884)
- Marinus II, Pope, (942-946)
- Marius, (157 BC-86 BC), (Roman general)
- Marivaux, Pierre de, (1688-1763), playwright
- Mark
- Markievicz, Countess[?]
- Mark III of Alexandria[?], Patriarch of Alexandria
- Mark II of Alexandria[?], (142-152), Coptic Pope, Patriarch of Alexandria
- Mark the Evangelist, (43-63), Coptic Pope, Patriarch of Alexandria
- Marker, Chris, (born 1921), film director
- Markham, "Pigmeat", (1904-1981), comedian
- Markham, Edwin[?], poet
- Mark I, Patriarch[?], patriarch of Constantinople
- Mark IV of Alexandria[?], Patriarch of Alexandria
- Marklund, Liza[?], Swedish writer
- Mark (Maronite Patriarch)[?]
- Markos II of Alexandria[?], (799-819), Coptic Pope
- Markos III of Alexandria[?], (1166-1189), Coptic Pope
- Markos IX of Alexandria[?], (1797-1810), Coptic Pope
- Markos VIII of Alexandria[?], (1745-1770), Coptic Pope
- Markotic, Nicole[?], Canadian writer
- Markov, Andrei Andreevich, (1856-1922), Russian
- Markov, Georgi, (1929-1978), Soviet politician
- Markovnikov, Vladimir Vasilevich, chemist
- Marks, Jack[?], boxer's gumshield[?]
- Marks, Leo, (1920-2001)
- Marks, Louisa[?], musician
- Mark VI of Alexandria[?], Patriarch of Alexandria
- Mark V of Alexandria[?], Patriarch of Alexandria
- Marlatt, Daphne[?], Canadian writer
- Marley, Rita[?], singer-songwriter
- Marley, Robert Nesta, (1945-1981), Caribbean reggae musician
- Marley, Ziggy, singer-songwriter
- Marlier, Marcel, Belgian illustrator
- Marlowe, Christopher, (1564-1593), English playwright
- Marlyn, John, (1912-1985), Canadian writer
- Marmaduke, John Sappington[?], US governor
- Marmaduke, Meredith Miles[?], US governor
- Maroger, Jacques, (1884-1962), painter
- Marot, Clément, (1496-1544), poet
- Marquez, Carlos[?], actor
- Marquez, Gabriel Garcia, (born 1928), magical realism writer
- Marra, Michael[?], songwriter
- Marryat, Capt. Frederick, (1792-1848), author
- Marsalis, Branford, musician
- Marsalis, Delfeayo[?], musician
- Marsalis, Ellis[?], musician & educator
- Marsalis, Jason[?], musician
- Marsalis, Wynton, (born 1961), musician
- Marsden, Betty, (1919-1998), British comedian
- Marsden, Jerrold E.[?], mathematician
- Marse, Juan[?], : La Muchacha de las bragas de oro (Premio planeta[?])
- Marseille, Hans-Joachim[?], Luftwaffe fighter ace
- Marshall, Donald, Jr.[?], wrongfully convicted of murder; seminal trial regarding racism against First Nations people
- Marsh, Ngaio, (1895-1982), author and theatrical director
- Marsh, Terry[?], boxer
- Marshall, Amanda[?], singer
- Marshall, George, (1880-1959), US military officer and politician
- Marshall, George Catlett, (1880-1959), US military officer and politician
- Marshall, John
- Marshall, Thurgood, (1908-1993), US supreme court
- Marsilius of Inghen[?], scholastic philosopher
- Marsilius of Padua, scholastic philosopher
- Marston, A.E.[?], author
- Marston, Roger[?], scholastic philosopher
- Marszewski, Jozef[?], Polish painter
- Martel, Charles, (690-724), Mayor of the Palace of the kingdom of the Franks
- Martel, Yann, (born 1963), 2002 Booker Prize Winner
- Martin, Christian[?], dramatist, author
- Martin, Daniel[?], US governor
- Martin I, Pope, (649-655)
- Martin IV, Pope, (1281-1285)
- Martin V, Pope, (1417-1431)
- Martin, Andrea[?], actor/comedian
- Martin, Ann[?], Baby-sitters Club series
- Martin, Bill[?], and Phil Coulter[?]
- Martin, Christy, (born 1968), world champion woman boxer
- Martin, Elias, (1816-1816), Norwegian monarch, Prime Minister
- Martin, Frank, (1890-1974), composer
- Martin, George R. R., (born 1948), US science fiction editor
- Martin, J.P., (1880-1966), Uncle series
- Martin, John W.[?], American Governor of Florida
- Martin, Jose Miguel Gonzalez, athlete
- Martin, Joseph[?], 1900-02-28 to 1900-06-15
- Martin, Mark[?], comic creator
- Martin, Mary, (1913-1990), actor
- Martin, Master[?], scholastic philosopher
- Martin of Dacia[?], scholastic philosopher
- Martin of Tours, (died 397)
- Martin, Philip[?], member of Aosdána
- Martin, Ricky, Former Menudo, current pop super star
- Martin, Steve, (born 1945), comedian, stand-up comedian
- Martin, Tyrone G., (died 2003), naval historian
- Martinelli, Elsa[?], actor
- Martinez, Conchita[?], (Spain)
- Martini, Pietro[?]
- Martini, Simone, (c.1284-1344)
- Martino, Pat[?], musician
- Martinson, Harry, (1904-1978), Swedish poet
- Martinson, Moa[?], Swedish writer
- Martinsson, Paer, novelist
- Martinu, Bohuslav, (1890-1959), Czech composer
- Martin y Soler, Vicente[?], composer
- Martita[?], coffee maker who got hired to serve coffee at Univision and began appearing regularly on Univisi
- Martland, Steve[?], composer
- Martorell, Joanot, (1413-1468), author of Tirant lo Blanch[?]
- Martov, Julius[?], Menshevik Leader
- Martyn, Edward[?], co-founder of the Irish Literary Theatre[?]
- Martyn, John, musician
- Marugg, Tip[?], novelist
- Marvell, Andrew, (1621-1678), poet
- Marvin, Lee, (1924-1987), US actor
- Marx, Chico, (1887-1961), US comedan
- Marx, Groucho, (1890-1977), US comedian
- Marx, Gummo, (Milton)
- Marx, Harpo, (1888-1964), US comedian
- Marx, Karl, (1818-1883), German scholar and founder of Marxism
- Marx, Zeppo, (1901-1979), actor
- Mary, Jesus Christ's mother
- Mary I of England, (1553-1558), Roman Catholic queen
- Mary I of Scotland, (1542-1587), also known as Mary, Queen of Scots
- Mary II of England, (1662-1694)
- Mary of Teck, (1867-1953), Queen Consort of King George V.
- Masaccio, Tommaso, (1401-1428), Italian painter
- Masakowski, Steve[?], musician
- Masaryk, Jan, (1886-1948), Foreign minister of Czech republic-in-exile
- Masaryk, Tomas, (1850-1937)
- Mascagni, Pietro, (1863-1945), Italian composer, opera composer
- Mascayano, José Joaquín Pérez[?], president
- Mascheroni, Lorenzo, (1750-1800), mathematician
- Mase, (born 1978), American rapper
- Masefield, John, (1878-1967), poet
- Maskelyne, Jasper, British stage magician
- Maslow, Abraham[?], psychologist
- Maslowski, Stanislaw[?], Polish painter
- Masni, Pietro[?], sculptor
- Masó, Bartolomé[?]
- Mason, A. E. W.[?], author of The Four Feathers[?]
- Mason, Bobbie Ann[?], author
- Mason, Frank[?], (born 1921), American painter
- Mason, George, (1725-1792)
- Mason, James, (1909-1984), actor
- Mason, Wide Mouth[?], singing group
- Masreel, Frans[?], illustrator
- Massad, Boulos[?], Maronite Patriarch
- Massari, Lea[?], actor
- Massenet, Jules[?], composer, opera composer
- Massey, Daniel, (1933-1998)
- Massey, Raymond, (1896-1983), actor
- Massey, Vincent, (1887-1967)
- Massidda, Anna Maria Falchi[?]
- Massimino, Michael[?], astronaut
- Masso, Charlie, (born 1970), Former Menudo
- Massonde, Majiddine Ben Said[?], president
- Massoud, Ahmed Shah, (1953?-2001)
- Mastenbroek, Rie, (born 1919), swimmer
- Master, Boucicaut[?], manuscript illuminator
- Masters, Edgar Lee[?], poet
- Masterson, Bat[?], (1853-1921), gunfighter, fight promoter, sports journalist
- Masterson, Christopher[?], actor
- Masterson, Danny[?], actor, older brother of Christopher Masterson
- Mastracchio, Richard[?], astronaut
- Mastroianni, Marcello, (1924-1996), Italian actor
- Masuji Ibuse[?], Japanese Author
- Matas, Carol[?], Canadian writer
- Matejko, Jan[?], Polish painter
- Matheos I of Alexandria, (1378-1408), Coptic Pope
- Matheos II of Alexandria[?], (1453-1466), Coptic Pope
- Matheos III of Alexandria[?], (1631-1645), Coptic Pope
- Matheos IV of Alexandria[?], (1660-1676), Coptic Pope
- Mather, Cotton, (1664-1728), Magnalia[?]
- Matheson, Richard, (born 1926), author
- Matheson, Shirlee Smith[?], Canadian writer
- Mathewson, Christy, (1880-1925)
- Mathias, Holy Roman Emperor, (1611-1619), German ruler
- Mathieu, Mireille, (born 1946), French musician
- Matisse, Henri, (1869-1954), French painter
- Matlin, Marlee, (born 1965), actor
- Matsumoto, Yukihiro, Ruby
- Matsuo, Basho, (1644-1694), haiku poet
- Matsuoka, Yosuke[?], . Foreign minister
- Matsys, Quentin, (c.1466-1530), painter
- Matt, Joe[?], comic creator
- Matta, Roberto[?], painter, sculptor.
- Mattei, Antonio[?], (1900-1956), American painter
- Matthäus, Lothar[?], athlete
- Matthau, Walter, (1920-2000), US actor
- Matthew
- Matthew, Arnold Harris, (1852-1919)
- Matthew II, Patriarch[?], patriarch of Constantinople
- Matthew I, Patriarch[?], patriarch of Constantinople
- Matthew of Alexandria[?], Patriarch of Alexandria
- Matthew of Aquasparta[?], scholastic philosopher
- Matthews, Artie, (1888-1958), ragtime composer
- Matthews, Cerys[?], singer
- Matthews, Harry Grindell[?], death ray[?]
- Matthews, Sir Stanley, (1915-2002), athlete
- Matthiez, Albert[?], Historien
- Matthöfer, Hans[?], SPD (Finance)
- Mattingly, Thomas[?], astronaut
- Maude, General Sir Frederick Stanley, (1864-1917)
- Maugham, Somerset, (1874-1965), British author
- Mauldin, Bill, (1921-2003)
- Maunoury, Michael[?], (1847-1923), General
- Maupin, Armistead, author of Tales of the City[?]
- Maurer, Neza[?], (born 1930), poet
- Mauresmo, Amelie, (born 1979), (France)
- Mauriac, François, (1885-1970), Roman Catholic writer
- Maurice I, Byzantine Emperor
- Maurice of Nassau, (1567-1625), general and politician
- Maurus of Salerno[?], scholastic philosopher
- Mavarich, Pete, (1947-1988), Basketball hall of famer, former NBA player
- Mavec, Mojca[?], TV journalist.
- Mavrel, Blaz[?], poet
- Mavrides, Paul[?], comic creator, painter
- Maw, Nicholas[?], composer
- Mawson, Douglas, Australian explorer of Antarctica
- Max, Pete[?], painter
- Maxentius, Roman Emperor
- Maxim, Craig[?], website creator and talk-show guest
- Maxim, Joey[?], boxer
- Maximian, (ca. 250-310), Roman Emperor
- Maximianus[?], patriarch of Constantinople
- Maximianus, Patriarch[?], patriarch of Constantinople
- Maximilian, (1832-1867), Mexican Emperor
- Maximilian I of Bavaria[?], (1756-1825), Elector (1799-1805) and King (1805-1825) of Bavaria
- Maximilian I, Holy Roman Emperor, (1459-1519), king 1493, emperor-elect 1508-1519
- Maximilian II of Bavaria, (1811-1864), King of Bavaria (1848-1864)
- Maximilian II, Holy Roman Emperor, (1564-1576), king 1562, emperor 1564-1576
- Maximilian, Prince of Baden, (1867-1929), Prussian Prime Minister
- Maximinus Daia, Roman Emperor
- Maximinus Thrax, (died 235), Roman Emperor
- Maximus[?], patriarch of Constantinople
- Maximus III, Patriarch[?], patriarch of Constantinople
- Maximus II, Patriarch[?], patriarch of Constantinople
- Maximus IV, Patriarch[?], patriarch of Constantinople
- Maximus of Alexandria[?], (265-282), Coptic Pope, Patriarch of Alexandria
- Maximus, Patriarch[?], patriarch of Constantinople
- Maximus V, Patriarch[?], patriarch of Constantinople
- Maxton, James, leader of the Independent Labour Party
- Maxwell[?], musician
- Maxwell, musician
- Maxwell, Glyn[?], poet
- Maxwell, James Clerk, (1831-1879), physicist
- Maxwell, Robert, (1923-1991), British media baron
- Mayenburg, Marius von[?], dramatist, author
- May, Karl, (1842-1912), German poet
- May, Rollo, psychologist
- Mayakovsky, Vladimir, (1893-1930), poet
- Mayall, John, musician
- Maybelle, Big[?], musician
- Mayer, Louis B.[?], co-founder: Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) Studios
- Mayfield, Curtis, (1942-1999), singer-songwriter, musician
- Mayfield, Percy[?], musician
- Mayhew, Henry, (1812-1887)
- Maynard, F. H.
- Mayol, Félix, (1872-1941)
- Mayol, Jacques, (1927-2001)
- Mayorga, Ricardo, (born 1973), world champion boxer
- Mayo, William Starbuck[?], US novelist
- Mayr, Ernst, (born 1904), biologist
- Mays, Lyle[?], musician
- Maze, Tina[?], alpine skier.
- Mazoyer, Marcel[?], agronomist
- Mazur, Gail[?], poet
- Mazzella, Kawisha[?], musician
- Mazzini, Giuseppe, (1805-1872), writer and politician
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