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Category: Birth Locations

99) Ralph Teetor

99) Ralph Teetor Invented Cruise Control and Proved Being Blind is Not Necessarily a Disability Born: 17 August 1890, Hagerstown, Indiana, United States of America Died: 15 February 1982, Hagerstown, Indiana, United States of America President and lead engineer of Perfect Circle Corporation. He also served as President of the Society of Automotive Engineers. Ralph…

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99) Varina Davis

99) Varina Davis Former First Lady of the Confederate States of America—the Only Woman to Ever Serve in That Capacity Born: 7 May 1826, Natchez, Mississippi, United States of America Died: 16 October 1906, New York City, New York, United States of America Her father was a hero from the War of 1812, and she…

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98) Richard Hart (aka James Vincenzo Capone)

98) Richard Hart Would you believe me if I told you he was Al’s older brother? Born: 28 March 1892, Angri, Kingdom of Italy (Present-day Angri, Italy) Died: 1 October 1952, Homer, Nebraska, United States of America His nickname was Two Gun. James left home at sixteen to head west, hoping to shake his Italian…

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98) Mary Todd Lincoln

98) Mary Todd Lincoln Former First Lady of the United States During Her Husband Abraham Lincoln’s Administration Born: 13 December 1818, Lexington, Kentucky, United States of America Died: 16 July 1882, Springfield, Illinois, United States of America Mary was ostracized while her husband was in office because of her southern upbringing and opulent reputation (just…

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97) Sergeant Edward Younger

97) Sergeant Edward Younger He Entered History for Selecting the Unknown Born: 21 September 1898, Chicago, Illinois, United States of America Died: 6 August 1942, Chicago, Illinois, United States of America Edward was chosen to make the final selection for the soldier who would represent the Unknown from World War I for the creation of…

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97) Martha Washington

“I live a very dull life here…indeed I think I am more like a state prisoner than anything else,” -Martha on her time as First Lady 97) Martha Washington Former First Lady of the United States During Her Husband President George Washington’s Term. Born: 13 June 1731, Chestnut Grove Plantation, New Kent County, the Colony…

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96) Benehakaka Kanahele

96) Ben Kanahele Received the Purple Heart for his Valor during the Ni’ihau Incident Born: 1891, Kingdom of Hawai’i (Present-day Hawaii, United States of America) Died: 1962 A downed Japanese Airmen crashed on the small Hawaiian Island of Ni’ihau & Turned a Native Japanese Couple to his side. More details below. The island of Ni’ihau…

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96) Shangguan Wan’er

96) Shangguan Wan’er China’s first Female Prime Minister (and the First Known Female Prime Minister in the World). Born: c664 AD, Present-day China Died: 21 July 710 AD, Present-day China She was a poet from the Tang Dynasty and had previously served the royal household as a concubine. Shangguan rose to her position solely through…

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95) First Lieutenant Major Audie Murphy

95) Audie Murphy One of the Most Decorated Combat Soldiers of World War II–receiving every award for valor available to US troops. Born: 20 June 1925, Kingston, Texas, United States of America Died: 28 May 1971, Catawba, Virginia, United States of America Growing up was rough, with Audie being one of twelve siblings despite his…

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95) Natalie Wood

95) Natalie Wood Actress known for her starring roles in Rebel Without a Cause and West Side Story Born: 20 July 1938, San Francisco, California, United States of America Died: 29 November 1981, Santa Catalina Island, California, United States of America Original Name: Natalia Nikolaevna Zakharenko She was an Academy Award nominated actress. Natalia was…

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