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List of people from Massachusetts

This is a list of people from Massachusetts. It includes both notable people born in the Commonwealth, and other notable people who are from the Commonwealth.

Contents

  • Architects 1
  • Artists 2
    • Sculptors 2.1
  • Athletes 3
  • Business 4
  • Crime 5
  • Entertainment 6
    • Comedians 6.1
    • Television and film 6.2
    • Radio 6.3
    • Hosts, sportscasters, and television personalities 6.4
  • Founders 7
  • Literature 8
  • Military 9
  • Music 10
    • Classical music 10.1
    • Rock and other music 10.2
  • Native people 11
  • People involved in the American Revolution 12
  • Public office 13
  • Religion 14
  • Science 15
  • Others 16
    • Famous politicians and other residents 16.1
    • Inventors 16.2
  • See also 17
  • References 18

Architects

Artists

Sculptors

Athletes

Business

Crime

Entertainment

Comedians

Television and film

Radio

Hosts, sportscasters, and television personalities

Founders

Literature

Military

Maxfield, Jared P, Civil War Maxfield, Jared P., Private, res: Lowell, 21, clerk, enlistered and mustered Nov 22, 1861; commissioned 2d Lieutenant from 1st Sergeant Feb 14, 1863; mustered to date Apr 18, 1863;

Music

Classical music

Rock and other music

Native people

People involved in the American Revolution

Public office

See Governor of Massachusetts for a complete list of governors from 1620 to the present.

Religion

Science

Others

Famous politicians and other residents

Inventors

See also

References

  1. ^ http://www.winchestermass.org/sachemp3.html
  2. ^ "The Story of My Childhood".  
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