User:Jerzy/Red Links from LoPbN: C

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Top e
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P

• Caballero, Flavio, actor
• Cable, G. W., US novelist
• Cabrera, Francisco, baseball player, hero of the 1992 NLCS for the Atlanta Braves
• Cabrera, Pedro, (1938-2002), Cuban actor and director who on Puerto Rican television
• Cachin, Marcel, founder of the daily L'Humanité
• Cadez, Andrej, astrophysicist
• [[Pietro Cadorna|Cadorna, Pietro]] Never mind, see talk:Pietro Cadorna
• Cadwaladr, Dilys, poet
• Caldwalader, Thomas, (1795-1874), American (Union Army) General
• Cairncross, Alec, (born 1911), chancellor of the University of Glasgow
• Caldwell, Zoe, (born 1933), actress
• Call, Daniel, dramatist, author
• Callender, Red, (died 1992), composer
• Callinicus III, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
• Callinicus II, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
• Callinicus I, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
• Callinicus IV, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
• Callinicus, Patriarch of Alexandria, Patriarch of Alexandria
• Callistus II, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
• Callistus I, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
• Calvia, Pompeo
• Camacho, Eliodoro
• Cambosu, Salvatore
• Cambridge, Godfrey, (1933-1976), actor
• Camera, Dom Helder, (died 1999), Brazilian bishop and human rights activist
• Camões, Luis de, poet, author of the Lusíadas
• Campagna, Phil, Canadian writer
• Campanella, Joseph, (born 1933), actor
• Campbell, Archibald, (died 1661), Marquess of Argyll, Scottish Covenanter
• Campbell, Archie, (1914-1987), comedian
• Campbell, Edna, basketball player, Sacramento Monarchs
• Campbell, Robin, (born 1954), guitarist and singer of UB40
• Campero, Narciso
• Campíns, Luís Herrera, Venezuelan president
• Campo, Radulphus de Longo, scholastic philosopher
• Campos, Fernando de, novelist
• Can, Libel, musician
• Canales, Johnny, musician
• Candeloro, Philippe, Canadian figure skater
• Canetti, Veza, dramatist, author
• Cannan, Edwin, (1861-1935), British economist
• Cannan, May Wedderburn, (1893-1973), poet
• Cano, Juan Sebastian, (died 1526), Spanish explorer
• Cano, Juan Sebastian del, completed the first global circumnavigation, started by Magellan
• Cão, Diogo, (died c. 1486), Portuguese explorer
• Cap, Frantisek, (1913-1972), film director
• Cappai, Pietro Chessa
• Capps, Steve, co-creator of Apple Macintosh and Newton
• Capreolus, John, scholastic philosopher
• Capuana, Luigi, novelist
• Capuder, Andrej, (born 1942), poet
• Caracciolo, Landulph, scholastic philosopher
• Cardenas, Steve, musician
• Cardi, Ludovico, (also known as Cigoli)
• Cardoso, Edgar, expert in bridge engineering
• Carey, Peter Stafford, (1845-1883), British bailiff
• Carey, Thomas Godfrey, (1895-1902), British bailiff
• Cargo, Ivan, (1898-1958), painter
• Carleton, Will, poet
• Carlille, Richard, (1790-1843), reformer
• Carlson, Jessica, (born 1977), American archer
• Carlson, John Fabian, (1875-1945), painter
• Carnarvon, George, British aristocrat and Tutankhamon expedition sponsor
• Carpentier, Patrick, race car driver
• Carr, Leroy, musician
• Carr, Marina, Aosdána
• Carr, Sister Wynona, musician
• Carriedo, Francisco
• Carrillo, Rosa, (1960-2002), Univision news anchor.
• Carroll, Thomas, first self-propelled combine harvester
• Carroll, Thomas King, governor
• Carrus, Maurizio
• Carruth, Hayden, poet
• Carson, Ciarán, Aosdána
• Carson, Martha, musician
• Carson, Sunset, (born 1922), actor
• Carstens, Lina, (1892-1978), actress
• Carta, Maria
• Carter, Bo, musician
• Carter, Carlene, (born 1955), country-music singer
• Carter, Charles J., magician
• Carter, Don, (born 1926), bowler
• Cartier, Jean, muralist
• Casamayor, Joel, world champion boxer
• Casares, Maria, (1922-1996), actress
• Casey, Philip, Aosdána
• Casgrain, Henri Raymond, priest, author, historian
• Cash, Dave, baseball player
• Cash, Dave, disc jockey
• Cassidy, Joanna, US actor
• Cassini, Igor, (1915-2002), gossip columnist ("Cholly Knickerbocker")
• Cassini, Oleg, (born 1913), fashion designer
• Cassola, Carlo, novelist
• Casson, Alfred Joseph, (1898-1992), painter
• Casson, Lionel, historian
• Castellano, Myrta, singer
• Castellion, Sebastian, translator of the Bible
• Castello-Branco, Camillo
• Castelnau, Edouard de, (1851-1944), General
• Castelvì, Jose Delitala
• Castillo, Eric del, actor
• Castinus, patriarch of Constantinople
• Castinus, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
• Castle, Irene, (1893-1969), dancer
• Castle, Vernon, (1887-1918), dancer
• Castro, Julián, Venezuelan president
• Casu, Pietro
• Casula, Antioco, Montanaru
• Casula, Francesco
• Cates, Gilbert, (born 1934), producer, director
• Catherwood, Mary Hartwell, US novelist
• Catholicoi, of Armenia, bishop
• Catlett, Big Sid, musician
• Cattaneo, Danese, sculptor
• Caulfield, Henry S., governor
• Cavazza, Boris, (born 1939), actor
• Cec, Toncka, (1896-1943), national heroine.
• Ceffons, Peter, scholastic philosopher
• Ceja, Gonzalo, musician
• Cenni, Cosimo, sculptor
• Ceram, C. W., (1915-1972), author
• Cerar, Miro, (born 1939), gymnast, Olympic athlete
• Cermelj, Lavo, (1889-1980), physicist
• Cernej, Anica, (1900-1944), poet
• Cernigoj, Avgust, (1898-1985), painter
• Cerny, Jozka, musician
• Cervi, Gino, Italian actor
• Cesi, Bartolomeo, (1556-1629), painter
• Ceulemans, Raymond, billiards player
• Chads, John Cornell, British Virgin Islands president
• Chadwick, Paul, US cartoonist of Concrete comic book
• Chadwick, Whitefield, (1854-1931), composer
• Chaffee, Gary, musician
• Chagoyan, Maria Rosa, actress
• Chakerian, Gulbank Don, mathematician
• Chalbaud, Carlos Delgado, Venezuelan president
• Chalifoux, Thelma, Canadian senator
• Chamberlain, Steve, Binary File Descriptor, Cygwin
• Chambers, Dennis, musician
• Chambers, Dorothea, tennis player
• Chambless, Edgar, Roadtown
• Champion, Tony, athlete
• Chang, Min Chueh, biologist
• Changling, Wang, (probably mistaken filing of "Wang, Changling", retained for accessibility:) poet
• Chanho, Park, MLB Player
• Chapelle, Howard I., maritime history
• Chaplin, Victoria, (born 1951)
• Chaput, Maria, Canadian senator
• Charitopoulos, Manuel, patriarch of Constantinople
• Charles, Denis, musician
• Chase, James Hadley, American mystery writer
• Chatten, Klaus, dramatist, author
• Chatton, Walter, scholastic philosopher
• Chatzeres, Samuel, patriarch of Constantinople
• Chaudhary, Mahima, Indian actress
• Chauncy, Charles, (1592-1672), President of Harvard 1654-72
• Chauncy, Charles, (1705-1787), pastor of First Church, Boston 1727-87
• Chemnitz, Martin, (1522-1586), theologian
• Cheney, James, (died 1964), US civil rights activist
• Cherkasov, Nikolai, (1903-1966), actor
• Chernov, Victor, Socialist Revolutionary Leader
• Chertoff, Benjamin, Popular Mechanics research editor
• Chhabria, Dilip, car designer, India
• Ch'ien Mu
• Childress, Alice, (1912-1994), novelist
• Chisum, John, (died 1884), cattle baron
• Chlebnikov, Velimir, (1885-1922), writer
• Chliarenus, Constantine, patriarch of Constantinople
• Chmielowski, Adam, Polish painter
• Choi Yong-kun, North Korean president
• Chomsky, Marvin J. (born 1929), film
• Chotek, Sophia
• Chouinard, Joseé, (born 1969), Canadian figure skater
• Christensen, Ione, Canadian senator
• Christmas, Eric, (died 2000), actor
• Christodoulus of Alexandria, Patriarch of Alexandria
• Christopher I of Alexandria, Patriarch of Alexandria
• Christopher II of Alexandria, Patriarch of Alexandria
• Christopher of Bayern, (1442-1448), Icelandic ruler
• Chrysanthus I, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
• Chrysoberges, Nicholas, patriarch of Constantinople
• Ciecierski, Tomasz, Polish painter
• Cigliano, Fausto, musician
• Cimperman, Franc, (1852-1873), poet
• Cimperman, Josip, (1847-1893), poet
• Civilis, Julius, rebel
• Cizek, Franz, (1865-1946), painter
• Claesson, Stig, Swedish writer
• Claflin, Avery, (died 1979), composer
• Clampitt, Amy, poet
• Clapp, Gordon, (born 1948), US actor
• Clara, Benjamin, musician
• Clare, Alys, author
• Clarembald of Arras, scholastic philosopher
• Clark, Barney, (died 1983), first artificial heart recipient
• Clark, Greg, (1892-1977), Canadian writer
• Clark, Jimmy, Formula 1 driver
• Clarke, Graham, illustrator
• Clarke, Mick, musician
• Clarkson, Frank Cecil, (1926-1934)
• Clay, Otis, (born 1942), gospel and R&B singer
• Clayton, Buck, musician
• Clayton, Jo, author
• Cleaves, Jessica, (born 1948), musician (P Funk)
• Clemens, Clarence, (born 1942), US musician of (E Street Band)
• Clement, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
• Clement, Martin W. (1881-1966), president of the Pennsylvania Railroad 1935–1948
• Clements, Tom, athlete
• Clements, William P., (1987-1991), American Governor of Texas
• Clerc, Julien, musician
• Cleveland, James, Reverend, musician
• Cliff, Michelle, poet
• Clifton, Harry, Aosdána
• Clifton, Lucille, poet
• Clive, Kitty, actor
• Clodion, sculptor
• Cluytens, Charles, conductor
• Coady, Michael, Aosdána
• Coates, Robert, US musician
• Cobb, John R., (1899-1952), automobile racer
• Cobb, Sylvanus, Jr., author of The Gunmaker of Moscow
• Cobham, Thomas, Archbishop of Canterbury
• Coburn, Alvin Langdon, photographer
• Cochran, William, statistician
• Code, Keith, racing instructor
• Codman, Charles, (1800-1842), American painter
• Coe, Barry, (born 1934), actor
• Coe, Tony, musician
• Coëme, Guy, Minister-President of Wallonia
• Coetzer, Amanda, (RSA)
• Coffin, Howard, (died 1937), co-founder of the Hudson Motor Company
• Coffman, Virginia, author
• Coggan, Frederick, (1909-2000), Archbishop of Canterbury
• Cohen, Greg
• Cohen, Stan, poet
• Cohn, Joe, musician
• Coi, Zuanne de Tonini da, mathematician
• Coke, Robert, (1829-1897), U.S. Senator and Governor of Texas
• Cole, Cozy, musician
• Cole, Jerry, musician -- strike-thru un-lk non-bio-worthy n-n ' 259 of about 612 for "Jerry Cole " "Surf rock" OR guitarist. ' entry
• Cole, William Horace, UK prankster
• Coleman, Helena, Canadian writer
• Coleman, Joseph James, chemist, Bell-Coleman refrigerator
• Coleman, Joseph James (born c. 1924), fugitive
• Coleman, Wanda, poet
• Coles, Cecil, (1888-1918), composer
• Colijn, Hendrik, prime minister
• Coll, John, sculptor
• Colledge, Cecilia, (born 1920), figure skater
• Collett, Jonas, (1833-1836), Norwegian Prime Minister
• Colley, Scott
• Collier, Eugenia W., (born 1928), professor, writer
• Collignon, Robert, Minister-President of Wallonia
• Collingwood, Robin, (died 1943), philosopher
• Collins, Billy, (died 1984), American boxer
• Collins, Patrick, Saoi of Aosdána
• Collins, Rudy, (born 1934), drummer for the Dizzy Gillespie quintet
• Collister, Christine, musician
• Collot, Marie-Anne, sculptor
• Coloma, Luis, (born 1851), Spanish Jesuit writer, theologian
• Colombe, Jean, painter
• Colquhoun, James, (1780-1855)
• Colquhoun, Robert
• Columbo, Rus, (born 1908), singer, bandleader, composer
• Comencini, Luigi, film director
• Comenus, John Amos, Orbis Sesualim Pictis Picture Book
• Comins, Nicholas, (binaural stethoscope)
• Compotista, Garlandus, scholastic philosopher
• Compton, Richmal, (fl. early 20th century), Just William
• Conant, James Bryan, (1893-1978), chemist and politician
• Congdon, Bevan, (born 1938), New Zealand cricket player
• Congiu, Raimondo
• Coninckx, Stijn, film director
• Connell, Evan S., Jr, poet
• Connellan, Leo, (Clear Blue Lobster-Water Country trilogy)
• Conner, Ralph aka Charles William Gordon, The Man from Glengarry, Glengarry School Days
• Connick, Harry, Sr., district attorney, singer
• Connolly, Peter, illustrator
• Conrad, Walter Arensberg, (Dada)
• Constant, (born 1920), painter
• Constantine I, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
• Constantine II, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
• Constantine III, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
• Constantine IV, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
• Constantine V, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
• Constantine VI, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
• Constantius II, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
• Constantius I, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
• Contreras, Eleazar López, Venezuelan president
• Cook, Joan, Canadian senator
• Cook, Judith, author
• Cook, Michael, Canadian writer
• Cook, Roger, (fl. 1960s), songwriter, associated with Roger Greenaway
• Cookman, Nathaniel George, (1896-1903)
• Cooksey, Mark, composer
• Coolidge, Clark, poet
• Coolidge, William David (1873-1975), X-rays
• Coolman, Todd
• Coombs, D. D., US painter
• Coombs, Robin, Coombs antibody
• Cooney, Ray, British playwright (comedies and farces)
• Cooper, Cinthya, WNBA basketball player
• Cooper, Dave, comic creator
• Cooper, Doug, Canadian writer
• Cooper, Louise, author
• Cooper, Mudbone, (born 1953), singer (P Funk)
• Copeland, John Paul, Canadian writer
• Copeland, Royal, Canadian athlete
• Coppola, Carmine, (died 1991), composer, conductor
• Corcoran, Frank, member of Aosdána
• Cord, Errett, (born 1894), automobile entrepreneur
• Corda, Alberto, Cuban photographer
• Corda, Mario
• Cordero, Joaquin, Mexican actor
• Cordero, Paquito, Puerto Rican actor and producer
• Cordoba, Hernandez Gonzalo de, (died 1515), "El Gran Capitan", Spanish General.
• Cordy, Jane, Canadian senator
• Cormeau, Yvonne, (1909-1998), Special Operations Executive agent, WW II heroine
• Cornell, Thomas, (born 1937), American painter
• Corner, Alexis, musician
• Cornwallis, Frederick, Archbishop of Canterbury
• Corrolla, Adam, comedian
• Corrothers, James D., poet
• Cortes, Alberto, singer
• Cortes, Nestor, comedian
• Cortez, Jayne, poet
• Cosmas I, patriarch of Constantinople
• Cosmas III, patriarch of Constantinople
• Cosmas III, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
• Cosmas I, of Alexandria, Patriarch of Alexandria
• Cosmas II, of Alexandria, Patriarch of Alexandria
• Cosmas III, of Alexandria, Patriarch of Alexandria
• Cosmas II, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
• Cosmas I, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
• Cossette-Trudel, Jacques, FLQ Terrorist
• Cossu, Gavino
• Costa, Beatriz, (actress)
• Costa, Enrico
• Côté, Paul, president of VIA Rail Canada
• Coulber, Dunstan, musician
• Coulibaly, Ouezzin
• Cousteau, Simone, first woman scuba diver, wife of Jacques
• Coutinho, Gago, (1869-1959), aviator
• Couzyn, Jeni, poet
• Covay, Don, musician
• Cranston, Toller
• Crase, Douglas, poet
• Crathorne, William, scholastic philosopher
• Craven, Beverley, singer-songwriter
• Crawford, Rufus, athlete
• Crayton, Pee, musician
• Cremazie, Claude, (1827-1879), Canadian writer
• Croft, Dash, (born 1940), musician
• Cromwell, William Nelson, (1854-1948), American lawyer and entrepreneur
• Cron, Al, musician
• Cronin, Anthony, Aosdána
• Cronin, Julie, horse racing jockey
• Crotty, Thomas, (born 1934), American painter
• Cruger, John H., (1738-1807), Colonel of Tory militia in Revolutionary War
• Cruikshank, John Augustus Cockburn, Administrator of the British Virgin Islands (1946-1954)
• Cucu, Gheorghe, (born 1882), composer
• Cugusi, Michele
• Cuk, Janez, (1933-1964), actor.
• Cuk, Marij, (born 1952), poet
• Cullars, Star, (born 1964), musician (P Funk)
• Culver, Rick, musician
• Cummings, Peter, Canadian writer
• Cummings, Terry, American former NBA basketball player
• Cundric, Valentin, (born 1938), poet
• Cunnigham, Jack, british politician
• Cunningham, John, RAF group captain and night-fighter ace
• Cunningham, Johnny, (1957-2003) musician
• Cunningham, Phil, accordionist
• Curley, Carlo (1952-), concert organist
• Curnow, Allen, (1911-2001), poet
• Curry, Lige, (born 1953), musician (P Funk)
• Curtis, Ernst Robert, (1886-1956), romanist
• Cuypers, Pierre, architect
• Cuypers, Pieter, (died 1669)
• Cvetko, Ciril, (1920-1999), composer, conductor, pedagogue and publicist
• Cybis, Boleslaw, Polish painter
• Cybis, Jan, Polish painter
• Cyprian, of Alexandria, Patriarch of Alexandria
• Cyprius, Gregory, patriarch of Constantinople
• Cyriacus, patriarch of Constantinople
• Cyriacus, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
• Cyril II, of Alexandria, Patriarch of Alexandria
• Cyril, Metropolitan of Moscow, (1568-1572)
• Cyrus of Alexandria, Patriarch of Alexandria
• Cyrus, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
• Czachorski, Wladyslaw, Polish painter
• Czapski, Jozef, Polish painter
• Czarny, Marcin, Polish painter
• Czechowicz, Szymon, Polish painter
• Czyzewski, Tytus, Polish painter