List of people by name: Me-Mh

List of people by name: Me-Mh

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Me

Mea-Mec - Med - Mee-Meh - Mei-Mej - Mel - Mem - Men - Meo-Mep - Mer - Mes - Met - Meu-Mew - Mey - Mez

Mea-Mec

Mead, Margaret, (1901-1978), US anthropologist
Meade, Carl, astronaut
Meade, George, (1815-1872)
Meades, Jonathan
Meadows, Audrey, (died 1996), television personality
Meadows, Jayne, (born 1920), actress
Meadows, Tim, US comedian
Meads,Colin, (June 3, 1936), New Zealand All Black footballer
Meads,Stanley, (July 12 1938), New Zealand All Black footballer
Meaney, Colm, (born 1953), actor in Star Trek
Means, Russell, (born 1940), Native American activist
Meany, George, (1894-1980), American trade union leader
Meara, Anne, (born 1929), comedienne, actress
Mears, Rick, (born 1951), automobile racer
Meazza, Giuseppe, athlete
Meckel, Christoph, (born 1935), writer

Med

Medak, Peter, director

Medeiros, Glenn, (born 1970)

Medeiros, Maria de, (actress)

Medici, Catherine de', (1519-1589), queen of France
Medici, Cosimo de', (the Elder) (1389-1464), founder of the Medici political dynasty
Medici, Cosimo I de', (1519-1574), first Grand Duke of Tuscany, restored the Medici lustre
Medici, Gaston de', (1671-1737), Last Medici Grand Duke of Tuscany
Medici, Giovanni de', (1475-1523), became Pope Leo X
Medici, Giuliano de', (1453-1478), killed in Florence Cathedral
Medici, Giulio de', (1523-1534), became Pope Clement VII
Medici, Lorenzo de', (1449-1492), ("The Magnificent")
Medici, Maria de', (1573-1642), queen and regent of France
Medley, Bill, (born 1940), singer
Medved, Anton, (1869-1910), poet
Medved, Michael, (born 1948), author and film critic
Medvedenko, Slava, basketball player

Mee-Meh

Meegeren, Han van, (1889-1947), Dutch art forger
Meeker, Ralph, (1920-1988), actor
Meek, Joe, (1929-1967), musician
Meese, Edwin, (born 1931), American politician
Mehegan, John, musician
Mehldau, Brad, musician
Mehmed V, (1844-1918), Sultan of the Ottoman Empire
Mehmed VI, (1861-1926), last Ottoman sultan
Mehoffer, Jozef, Polish painter
Mehta, Shekhar, (born 1945), racer, winner of the Safari Rally
Mehta, Zubin, (born 1936), conductor

Mei-Mej

Meidani, Rexhep, (1997-2002), Albanian president
Meier, Richard, architect
Meighen, Arthur, (1874-1960), ninth Prime Minister of Canada
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), German member of Red Army Faction
Meinong, Alexius, philosopher
Meir, Golda, (1898-1978), Israeli prime minister
Meiselas, Susan, (born 1948), photographer
Meisetsu, (1847-1926 - haiku poet), poet
Meisho, empress of Japan
Meisho, Empress of Japan, (1623-1696)
Meissner, Walther, (born 1882), physicist
Meitner, Lise, (1878-1968), nuclear chainreaction
Mejdell, Peter Ludwig, Sylow, (1832-1918), mathematician

Mel

Mela-Meli - Mell-Melz

Mela-Meli

Melanchthon, Philipp, (1497-1560), Protestant Reformation
Melanie, (born 1947), musician
Melba, Nellie, opera singer
Melcher, Terry, musician
Melchior, Lauritz, (1890-1973)
Melchior Simone, first female scuba diver, wife of Jacques Cousteau
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
M�li�s, Georges, (1861-1938), French film director, allegedly the first.
Melik, Anton, (1890-1966), Slovene
M�line, Jules, (1838-1925), French statesman

Mell-Melz

Mellencamp, John Cougar, (born 1951), musician, singer-songwriter
Mellin, Jurgen, Swedish soldier
Mellitus, (died 624), (St.) 619
Mellon, Andrew, (1855-1937), business person
Mellon, Andrew W
Melnick, Bruce, astronaut
Meloni, Christopher, actor
Melroy, Pamella, astronaut
Melville, Herman, (1819-1891), American author of Moby Dick
Melvin, Harold, musician
Melzer, Hanna, (1904-1960), activist against Nazism

Mem

Membrillo, Manuel, comedian

Memling, Hans, (c. 1430-1494)
Memon, Vladimir, poet

Men

Mena-Menc - Mend-Menj - Menk-Menz

Mena-Menc

Menard, Pierre, fictional re-creator of Don Quixote
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.

Mend-Menj

Mendel, Gregor, (1822-1884), German 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
Mendelssohn, Moses, (born 1729), German philosopher
Mend�s-France, Pierre, Lawyer and Statesman
Mendes, Sam, (born 1965), film director
Mendes, Sergio, (born 1935), singer
M�ndez, Jer�nimo, president of Chile
Mendez, Lucia, (born 1955), Mexican actress, singer
M�ndez, Santiago (1790-1870) Governor of Yucat�n
Mendoza, Daniel, boxer
Mendoza, Eduardo, writer
Menem, Carlos
Mengele, Josef, (1911-1979), Nazi doctor
Menger, Carl, (1840-1921), economist
Menger, Karl, (USA, 1902-1985), mathematician
Mengs, Anton Raphael, (1728-1779)
Menjou, Adolphe, (1890-1963), actor

Menk-Menz

Menken, Adah Isaacs, actress

Menkes, Zygmunt, Polish painter

Menn, Christian, civil engineer

Mennas of Constantinople, (died 536), patriarch of Constantinople
Menninger, Karl, (1893-1990), psychiatrist
Menotti, Gian-Carlo, composer
Menten, Maud Leonora, biologist
Menuhin, Yehudi, (1916-1999), violinist
Menusa, Joseph, (1969-2003), US Marine
Menzel, Adolph, (1815-1905), painter and graphic artist
Menzel, Jiri, film director, actor
Menzies, Robert, (1894-1978), Australian prime minister

Meo-Mep

Meoushi, Boulos, Maronite Patriarch
Mepeham, Simon, Archbishop of Canterbury

Mer

Merb - Merc - Mere-Merl - Merm-Mers - Mert-Merz

Merb

Merbold, Ulf, (born 1941), German astronaut

Merc

Mercadante, Giuseppe, composer

Mercadante, Saverio, (1795-1870), Italian opera composer
Mercader, Ramon, Mexican 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, (1791-1866), chemist and industrialist
Mercer, John Francis, US governor, politician
Mercer, Johnny, (1909-1976), songwriter
Mercer, Ray, boxer
Mercer, Rick, Canadian actor/comedian
Merchant, Ismail, (born 1936), movie producer
Merchant, Larry, (born 1931), author, boxing commentator
Merchant, Natalie, (born 1963), musician
Merchant, Pana Papas, Canadian senator
Merckx, Eddy, (born 1945), cyclist
Mercouri, Melina, (1920-1994), Greek actress
Mercury, Freddie, (1946-1991), British singer of the Queen

Mere-Merl

Meredith, Burgess, (1908-1997), actor
Meredith, Charles, (died 1964), actor
Meredith, George, (1828-1909), English poet, novelist
Meredith, James, (born 1933), civil rights activist
Meretskov, Kirill, marshall in Winter War
Mereu, Peppino
Meriah, Matthaus, (born 1593), German illustrator.
Meri, Lennart, Estonian president
Merian, Matth�us, (1621-1687), cartographer
Merici, Angela, (1474-1540), founder of the Ursulines
Merikanto, Oskar, (1868-1924), Finnish poet
M�rim�e, 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)
Merkel, Gustav (1827-1885), composer
Merkel, Una, (1903-1986), actress
Merkys, Antanas, president
Merleau-Ponty, Maurice, (1908-1961), existentialist philosopher
Merlin, John Joseph (1735-1803), mechanical engineer

Merm-Mers

Merman, Ethel, (1908-1984), actor
Mermolja, Ace, (born 1951), poet
Merriam, John C, biologist
Merrick, David, (1911-2000), producer
Merrick, Joseph, (1862-1890), Elephant Man
Merril, Judith, author
Merrill, Charles, (1885-1956), investment banker
Merrill, Frank, Brigadier general and leader of "Merrill's Marauders"
Merrill, Gary, (1915-1990), actor
Merrill, James, (1926-1995), (The Inner Room & Nights and Days)
Merrill, Robert, (born 1919), opera singer
Merrill, Stuart, (1863-1915), (symbolist)
Merriman, Ryan, (born 1983), actor
Merriweather, Big Maceo, musician
Mersenne, Marin, (1588-1648), mathematician

Mert-Merz

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)
Merz, Hans-Rudolf, (born 1942), elected member of the Swiss Federal Council

Mes

Mesdag, Hendrik Willem, (1831-1915), painter

Mesmer, Franz, (died 1815), French progenitor of hypnotism
Mesrine, Jacques, (1936-1979), French gangster
Messemer, Hannes, (1924-1991), actor
Messer, Don, fiddler
Messerschmid, Ernst, (born 1945), astronaut
Messerschmidt, Franz Xaver, (1736-1783), sculptor
Messerschmitt, Willy, (1898-1978), aircraft designer
Messiaen, Olivier, (1908-1992), composer
Messick, Dale, (born 1906), cartoonist
Messick, Don, (died 1997), voice actor
Messier, Charles, (1730-1817), French astronomer
Messier, Jean-Marie, former CEO of Vivendi-Universal
Messier, Mark
Messina, Antonello da
Messina, Jim, (born 1947), musician
Messmer, Otto, (died 1983), creator of Felix the Cat
Messner, Reinhold, (born 1944)

Met

Meta-Meth - Metr-Mett

Meta-Meth

Metacomet (died 1676) American Indian Chief, known as King Philip
Metalious, Grace, (died 1964), US writer
Metastasio, (Pietro Trapassi) (1698 - 1782) poet/librettist
Metaxas, Ioannis or Joannis, (1871-1941) Greek military dictator
Metcalfe, Ralph, (1920-1978), track and field athlete
Metcalf, John, Canadian writer
Metcalf, Paul, (Melville's grandson)
Metheny, Pat, (born 1954), musician
Method Man (born 1971), musician
Methodius III, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
Methodius II, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
Methodius I, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
Methodius, Saint, (826-885)

Metr-Mett

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

Meu-Mew

Meulemans, Arthur (1884-1966), Belgian composer and conductor

Meuron, Pierre de, (born 1950), Swiss architect

Mew, Charlotte, (1869-1928), poet
Mewes, Jason, (born 1974), actor

Mey

Meyer, Albert, (1870-1953), Swiss president
Meyer, Bertrand, Eiffel, Object-oriented Software Construction, [[Design by c
Meyer, Conrad Ferdinand, (1825-1898)
Meyer, Debbie, (born 1952), Olympic gold medal swimmer
Meyerhof, Otto, (born 1884)
Meyer, Julius Lothar von, (1830-1895), chemist
Meyer, Viktor, chemist
Meyerbeer, Giacomo, (1791-1864), Opera composer
Meyerbeer, Jacomo, opera composer
Meyer, Kurt Heinrich, chemist
Meyer, Nicholas, (born 1945), author
Meyer, Russ, (1922-1997), US pornographic film producer
Meyers, Maan, author
Meyfarth, Ulrike, (born 1956), winner of Olympic Games in the high jump
Mey, Reinhard, (born 1942), singer
Meyrink, Gustav, author
Meysel, Inge, (born 1910), actress

Mez

Meza, Florinda, (born circa 1933), Mexican actress
Meza, Juan, world boxing champion
Meze, Drago, (born 1926), geographer.

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