List of English Americans

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The following is a list of notable English Americans.

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  1. ^ [1] "Born of English immigrant parents"
  2. ^ [2] Mr. Beck came from England many years ago, attracted by a desire of enriching his native country with the productions of his talents for painting, drawn from the beauties of nature in America.
  3. ^ [3] "English-born American science fiction and fantasy writer"
  4. ^ [4] "Amelia Barr, writer, daughter of William Henry and Mary (Singleton) Huddleston, was born in Ulverston, Lancashire, England, on March 29, 1831."
  5. ^ [5] "Samuel Insull (1859-1938), English-born American entrepreneur..."
  6. ^ [6] "The English-born beauty has revealed that she loves seeing exes who treated her badly try to apologise now that she has become a Hollywood star." [7] "I’m an English-Irish girl who grew up in New York and moved around a lot with her dad’s job" [8] "My mother's Irish--she went to school in London when she was young--but she's full-on Irish, you can trace it back as far as you want. My father is from Manchester, England, with the accent."
  7. ^ [9] "Definitely Irish. Half Irish, half French-Canadian, half English."
  8. ^ [10] "Antitrust features English starlet Claire Forlani..."
  9. ^ [11] His parents, Terence and Lispeth Gets (who have been married 54 years), were born in London.
  10. ^ [12] "Spoken like the hereditary English lord that he is."(Born in the US with an English noble father from Essex. He is also Jewish as his mother is Jewish, see Who is a Jew?)
  11. ^ [13] When he was a very small boy, his parents divorced and he moved to Danville, Illinois where he was raised by his English-born grandmother, Beatrice Gray.
  12. ^ [14] "English 1986 Recipient "Our family left England shortly after I was born and sailed to America. What a glorious sight as all the little Hopes clambered up on deck as the ship steamed into New York Harbor.""
  13. ^ [15] Her father was an English comedian and she was born in London. In addition, "She is a naturalized U.S. citizen and resides in New York."
  14. ^ [16] "His mother, an English immigrant who came to the United States at the age of 19"
  15. ^ [17] "Elsa Lanchester was born to an eccentric family on October 28, 1902, in England" and "eventually becoming American citizens in 1950."
  16. ^ [18] "Born in London, England, 16 October 1925; came to United States, 1940; became U.S. citizen, 1951."
  17. ^ [19] "It was on this date, July 1, 1899, that English-American actor Charles Laughton was born in Scarborough, Yorkshire."
  18. ^ [20] "Born: on 09/07/1923 in London, England" and "1960 Became an American citizen in order to vote in 1960 election for brother-in-law John F. Kennedy"
  19. ^ [21] "Dorothy Mackaill was an English actress. She was born in 1903 at Hull, Yorkshire..."
  20. ^ [22] "John Mahoney, despite his all-American voice, has a surprise to his viewers. He's actually British!!! John was born on June 20th 1940 in Manchester (the hometown of Daphne)."
  21. ^ [23] "One of the great romantic actresses of her day, English-born U.S. actress Julia Marlowe was known especially for her interpretations of William Shakespeare."
  22. ^ "Eliza Poe (1787-1811) was a British-born American actress and the mother of the American author Edgar Allan Poe."
  23. ^ [24] "The Perfect English Couple"
  24. ^ Seymour - [25] "Jane Seymour denied suggestions that she might have split loyalties as she was born in Britain. She said: "I'm clearly English but I hold an American passport. Right now I'm American as apple pie and I will be as American as apple pie right up until we win. I'm not going to quit.""
  25. ^ [26] "English actress and AIDS activist, 1932-"
  26. ^ [27] "British broadcaster Alistair Cook"; became a U.S. citizen
  27. ^ [28] "But the cute one with a twinkle in his eye that made all the girls scream was an English import, Davy Jones..."
  28. ^ [29] "Mamas and the Papas took a young English singer, Graham Nash, to meet..."
  29. ^ [30] Shearing: I feel this way: with no hard feelings or anything like that towards the country of your birth, if you intend to live your life in a country that has turned out to be very good for you in every way—business—wise, in particular—you adopt that country's ways and participate as a citizen. So the obvious thing to do is become naturalised. My affiliation with England is borne out by the fact that I do come back for periodic visits. And of course, I have many happy memories of my life here.
  30. ^ [31] Bioguide
  31. ^ [32] "Ancestry: English"
  32. ^ [33] BBC
  33. ^ [34] Bioguide
  34. ^ [35] "Ethnicity - English"
  35. ^ [36] born in Clay-Coaton, Northamptonshire
  36. ^ [37] "Cooper, who was born in Baltimore, has a British passport because his father is English. He has not represented the United States at any level."