List of people by name: Me

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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[?]

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• Mead, Margaret, (1901-1978), US anthropologist
• Meade, Carl[?], astronaut
• Meade, George, (1815-1872)
• Meades, Jonathan
• Meadows, Audrey[?], television personality
• Meadows, Tim[?], comedian
• Meaney, Colm, (born 1953), actor in Star Trek
• Meazza, Giuseppe[?], athlete
• Medak, Peter[?], director
• Medeiros, Maria de[?], (actress)
• Medici, Lorenzo de, (1449-1492), ("The Magnificent")
• Medved, Anton[?], (1869-1910), poet
• Medvedenko, Slava[?], basketball player
• Meegeren, Han van, (1889-1947), Dutch art faker
• Meek, Joe, (1929-1967), musician
• Mehegan, John, musician
• Mehldau, Brad[?], musician
• Mehmed V, (1844-1918)
• Mehmed VI, (1861-1926)
• Mehoffer, Jozef[?], Polish painter
• Mehta, Zubin[?], conductor
• Meidani, Rexhep[?], (1997-2002), Albanian president
• Meier, Richard, architect
• Meighen, Arthur, (1874-1960)
• Meighen, Michael A.[?], Canadian senator
• Meijerfeldt, Johan August , junior[?], Swedish soldier
• Meiji, emperor of Japan, (1852-1912)
• Meinhof, Carl, (1857-1944), linguist
• Meinhof, Ulrike, (1934-1976), terrorist
• Meinhoff, Ulrike[?], German member of Red Army Faction
• Meinong, Alexius[?], philosopher
• Meir, Golda, (1898-1978), Israeli prime minister
• Meisetsu[?], (1847-1926 - haiku poet), poet
• Meisho, empress of Japan
• Meisho, Empress of Japan
• Meitner, Lise, nuclear chainreaction[?]
• Mejdell, Peter Ludwig, Sylow[?], (1832-1918), mathematician
• Melanchthon, Philipp, (1497-1560), Protestant Reformation
• Melanie[?], musician
• Melba, Nellie, opera singer
• Melcher, Terry[?], musician
• Melchior, Lauritz, (1890-1973)
• Mele, Diego[?]
• Melendez, Ricky, (born 1968), former Menudo
• Meletius III, Patriarch[?], patriarch of Constantinople
• Meletius II of Alexandria[?], Patriarch of Alexandria
• Meletius II, Patriarch[?], patriarch of Constantinople
• Meletius I of Alexandria[?], Patriarch of Alexandria
• Meletius IV, Patriarch[?], patriarch of Constantinople
• Méliès, Georges, (1861-1938)
• Melik, Anton, (1890-1966), Slovene
• Mellencamp, John Cougar, (born 1951), musician, singer-songwriter
• Mellin, Jurgen[?], Swedish soldier
• Mellitus, (died 624), (St.) 619
• Mellon, Andrew[?], business person
• Mellon, Andrew W.
• Melnick, Bruce[?], astronaut
• Meloni, Christopher[?], actor
• Melroy, Pamella[?], astronaut
• Melville, Herman, (1819-1891), German author of Moby Dick
• Melvin, Harold[?], musician
• Membrillo, Manuel[?], comedian
• Memling, Hans, (c. 1430-1494)
• Memon, Vladimir[?], poet
• Menart, Janez[?], (born 1929), poet
• Menas, Patriarch[?], patriarch of Constantinople
• Menchik-Stevenson, Vera[?], (1906-1944), chess player
• Menchu, Rigoberta, Guatemalan activist
• Mencius, (371 BC-289 BC)
• Mencken, H. L., (1880-1956), journalist and social critic.
• Mendel, Gregor, discoverer of heredity
• Mendeleev, Dmitri Ivanovich, (1834-1907), chemist, creator of the Periodic Table of Elements
• Mendelssohn, Fanny, (1805-1847), composer
• Mendelssohn, Felix, (1809-1847), German composer
• Mendelssohn-Bartholdy, Felix
• Mendès-France, Pierre[?], Lawyer and Statesman
• Mendes, Sam, (born 1965), film director
• Mendes, Sergio[?], singer
• Méndez, Jerónimo[?], president
• Mendez, Lucia, (born 1955), Mexican actress and singer
• Mendoza, Daniel[?], boxer
• Mendoza, Eduardo[?], : La ciudad de los prodigios, Sin Noticias de Gurp, El Misterio de la cripta embrujada
• Menem, Carlos
• Mengele, Josef, (1911-1979), Nazi doctor
• Menger, Carl, (1840-1921), economist
• Menger, Karl, (USA, 1902-1985), mathematician
• Mengs, Anton Raphael, (1728-1779)
• Menken, Adah Isaacs[?], actress
• Menkes, Zygmunt[?], Polish painter
• Menn, Christian[?], civil engineer
• Mennas of Constantinople, (died 536), patriarch of Constantinople
• Menotti, Gian-Carlo, composer
• Menten, Maud Leonora[?], biologist
• Menuhin, Yehudi, (1916-1999), violinist
• Menusa, Joseph, (1969-2003), US Marine
• Menzel, Jiri[?], film director, actor
• Menzies, Robert, (1894-1978), Australian prime minister
• Meoushi, Boulos[?], Maronite Patriarch
• Mepeham, Simon[?], Archbishop of Canterbury
• Merbold, Ulf, German astronaut
• Mercadante, Giuseppe[?], composer
• Mercadante, Saverio, Italian opera composer
• Mercader, Ramon[?], assassin of Leon Trotsky
• Mercado, Alberto, boxer
• Mercado, Walter, actor, astrologer
• Mercator, Gerardus, (1512-1594), cartographer
• Merced, Wilnelia, Miss World 1972
• Mercedes, Eleoncio, (1957-1985), world champion boxer
• Mercer, John Francis[?], US governor, politician
• Mercer, Johnny, (1909-1976), songwriter
• Mercer, Ray, boxer
• Mercer, Rick[?], actor/comedian, This Hour Has 22 Minutes
• Merchant, Natalie, (born 1963), musician
• Merchant, Pana Papas[?], Canadian senator
• Merckx, Eddy, cyclist
• Mercouri, Melina, (1920-1994), Greek actress
• Mercury, Freddie, (1946-1991), singer of the Queen
• Meredith, George, (1828-1909), English poet, novelist
• Meretskov, Kirill[?], marshall in Winter War
• Mereu, Peppino[?]
• Meri, Lennart[?], Estonian president
• Merian, (1621-1687), cartographer
• Merikanto, Oskar, (1868-1924)
• Mérimée, Prosper, (1803-1870), 19th century novelist
• Merisi, Michelangelo, (1573-1610), Italian painter
• Meriwether, Maceo[?], composer of "Chicago Breakdown"
• Merkel, Angela, (1991-1994 and ; 1994-1998 , and), (CDU)
• Merkys, Antanas[?], president
• Merleau-Ponty, Maurice, (1908-1961), existentialist philosopher
• Merman, Ethel, (1908-1984), actor
• Mermolja, Ace[?], (born 1951), poet
• Merriam, John C.[?], biologist
• Merrick, Joseph, (1862-1890), Elephant Man
• Merril, Judith[?], author
• Merrill, Frank[?], Brigadier general and leader of "Merrill's Marauders[?]"
• Merrill, Gary[?], (1915-1990), actor
• Merrill, James[?], (The Inner Room & Nights and Days)
• Merrill, Stuart, (1863-1915), (symbolist)
• Merriweather, Big Maceo[?], musician
• Mersenne, Marin, (1588-1648), mathematician
• Mertens, Franz, (1840-1927), mathematician
• Mertens, Jakob[?], Polish painter
• Merton, Paul, (born 1957), (Have I Got News for You)
• Merton, Thomas, (1915-1968), American author and Trappist[?] monk
• Merwin, W. S.[?], (The Miner's Pale Children)
• Merwin, W.S.[?], (The Miner's Pale Children)
• Mesdag, Hendrik Willem[?], (1831-1915), painter
• Mesrine, Jacques, (1936-1979), French Gangster
• Messer, Don[?], fiddler
• Messerschmid, Ernst[?], astronaut
• Messerschmidt, Franz Xaver, (1736-1783), sculptor
• Messerschmitt, Willy[?], German aircraft designer
• Messiaen, Olivier, (1908-1992), composer
• Messier, Charles, (1730-1817), astronomer
• Messier, Jean-Marie[?], former CEO of Vivendi-Universal
• Messier, Mark[?]
• Metallica, musician
• Metaxas, Ioannis[?], Greek dictator
• Metaxas, Joannis, (1871-1941), military dictator
• Metcalf, John, Canadian writer
• Metcalf, Paul[?], (Melville's grandson)
• Metheny, Pat[?], musician
• Methodius III, Patriarch[?], patriarch of Constantinople
• Methodius II, Patriarch[?], patriarch of Constantinople
• Methodius I, Patriarch[?], patriarch of Constantinople
• Methodius, Saint, (826-885)
• Metrophanes[?], patriarch of Constantinople
• Metrophanes III, Patriarch[?], patriarch of Constantinople
• Metrophanes II, Patriarch[?], patriarch of Constantinople
• Metrophanes of Alexandria[?], Patriarch of Alexandria
• Metrophanes, Patriarch[?], patriarch of Constantinople
• Metsys, Kwinten, (c.1466-1530), (also known as Quentin Matsys/Quentin Massys)
• Metternich, Klemens Wenzel von, (1773-1858), diplomat
• Meuron, Pierre de[?], (born 1950), Swiss architect
• Mew, Charlotte, (1869-1928), poet
• Meyer, Albert, (1870-1953), Swiss president
• Meyer, Bertrand[?], Eiffel, Object-oriented Software Construction[?], [[Design by c
• Meyer, Conrad Ferdinand, (1825-1898)
• Meyer, Julius Lothar von, (1830-1895), chemist
• Meyer, Viktor[?], chemist
• Meyerbeer, Giacomo, (1791-1864), Opera composer
• Meyerbeer, Jacomo[?], opera composer
• Meyer, Kurt Heinrich[?], chemist
• Meyers, Maan[?], author
• Meyrink, Gustav, author
• Meze, Drago[?], (born 1926), geographer.