Wikipedia: List of people by name: Mar

List of people by name: Mar
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List of people by name: A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - I - J - K - L - M - N - O - P - Q - R - S - T - U - V - W - X - Y - Z

Ma - Mb - Mc - Md - Me - Mf - Mg - Mh - Mi - Mj - Mk - Ml - Mm - Mn - Mo - Mp - Mq - Mr - Ms - Mt - Mu - Mv - Mw - Mx - My - Mz

Ma - Maa-Mab - Mac - Mad-Mam - Man - Mao-Maq - Mar - Mas-Maz

Mara

Mara, Ratu Sir Kamisese (born 1920), Fijian statesman; Prime Minister 1966-1992; President 1993-2000.
Mara Nailatikau, Adi Koila (born 1953), Fijian diplomat and politician.
Maracle, Lee, Canadian writer
Maradona, Diego, (born 1960), football player
Maragall, Joan, (1860-1911), writer
Maraini, Dacia, novelist
Marais, Jean, (1913-1998), French actor
Maranzano, Salvatore, (1868-1931), Mafia boss
Marat, Jean Paul, (1743-1793), French revolutionary
Maravich, Pete, (1947-1988), basketball hall-of-famer, former NBA player
Maraz, Adriana, (born 1931), paintress and graphic artist.

Marb - Marc

Marber, Andreas, dramatist, author

Marc, Franz, (1880-1916), painter
Marceau, Alma, French novelist
Marceau, Marcel, (born 1923), mime
Marceau, Sophie, (born 1966), Princess Isabelle in Braveheart, a "Bond" Girl
Marcel, Gabriel, philosopher
Marcellinus, Pope, (296-304)
Marcello, Alessandro (1669-1747), composer
Marcello, Benedetto (1686-1739), composer
Marcello, Carlos, US mafia boss
Marcellus I, Pope, (308-309)
Marcellus II, Pope
March, Ausias, (1397-1459), poet of the 15th century
March, Fredric, (1897-1975), actor
March, Hannah, author
Marchais, Georges, (1920-1997), politician
Marchand, Nancy, (died 2000), actress
Marcian, (c. 390-457), Roman Emperor
Marciano, Rocky, (1924-1969), US world champion boxer
Marcianus, Byzantine Emperor
Marconi, Guglielmo, (1874-1937), Italian engineer, inventor of radio
Marcos
- Marcos IV of Alexandria, (1348-1363), Coptic Pope
- Marcos V of Alexandria, (1610-1621), Coptic Pope
- Marcos VI of Alexandria, (1645-1660), Coptic Pope
- Marcos, Ferdinand, (1917-1989), dictator of Philippines
- Marcos, Imelda, (born 1929), shoe collector
- Marcos, Niurka, (born circa 1977), Cuban-Mexican singer, dancer and actress
- Subcomandante Marcos (nomme de guerre), commander in chief of the Zapatista Army of National Liberation in Chiapas, Mexico
Marcoussis, Louis, Polish painter
Marcovicci, Andrea, (born 1948), singer, actress
Marcus II, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
Marcus, Pope, (335-336)
Marcus, Sigfried, inventor of automobile in 1864 in Vienna, lived most of his life in Austria
Marcuse, Herbert, (born 1898), philosopher
Marcuse, Ludwig, (1894-1971), author and philosopher
Marcy, William L, Democratic, 1833-1838
Marczynski, Adam, Polish painter

Mard - Mare

Mardefelt, Conrad, Swedish soldier

Mares, Paul, (1900-1949), musician
Maresuke Nogi, (died 1912)

Marf - Marg

Margaret I of Denmark, (1353-1412), (Margrete I) : 1387-1412
Margaret II of Denmark, (born 1940)
Margaret of Burgundy, (died 1503), sister of Edward IV of England
Margaret of Navarre, (1492-1549), Queen of Navarre and writer
Margarito, Antonio (born 1978) world champion boxer
Margheriti, Antonio, (born 1930), film maker
Marghinotti, Giovanni
Margison, Richard, operatic tenor
Margoshes, David, Canadian writer
Margulies, Julianna, (born 1966), actress
Margulis, Grigory, mathematician
Margulis, Lynn, biologist

Mari

Maria
- Maria, Henrietta, (1609-1669), Queen of England
- Maria I of Portugal, (1777-1816), Portuguese monarch
- Maria II of Portugal, (1826-1828, 1834-1853), Portuguese monarch
- Maria of Russia, Grand Duchess, (1899-1918)
- Maria, Angelica, actress
- Maria João & Mário Laginha, (jazz singer & piano player)
- Maria José of Savoy, Princess of Piedmont - tried to negotiate separate peace with the United States
- Maria, La India, (born 1940), Mexican comedian
- Mariano IV di Arborea
- Maria Teresa, Princess of Bourbon-Two Sicilies, (born 1772), later wife of Emperor Francis II
- Maria Theresa of Austria, (1717-1780), Bohemian aristocrat
Maric, Mileva, (1875-1948), Serb
Marichal, Juan, (born 1937), baseball player
Marie, Ferdinand, (died 1894), French diplomat and engineer
Marie, Rose (actually first name, and one of the stage names, of Rose Marie Mazzetta, but listed here for clerical convenience), (born 1923), actress
Mariën, Marcel, surrealist
Marillion, musician
Marin, Cheech, (born 1946), actor, comedian
Marin, John, (1870-1953), American painter
Marina, Princess, (1906-1968), of the United Kingdom
Marinetti, Filippo, Italian founder of Futurism
Marinetti, Filippo Tommaso, (1876-1944)
Marini, Giambattista, (1569-1625), poet
Marini, Marino, (1901-1980), sculptor
Marini, Valeria
Marino, Dan, (born 1961), American football star
Marinus I, Pope, (882-884)
Marinus II, Pope, (942-946)
Maris, Roger, (1934-1985), Baseball Hall of Famer
Marius, (157 BC-86 BC), (Roman general)
Marivaux, Pierre de, (1688-1763), playwright

Mark

Mark
- Mark
- Mark the Evangelist, (43-63), Coptic Pope, Patriarch of Alexandria
- Mark II of Alexandria, (142-152), Coptic Pope, Patriarch of Alexandria
- Mark III of Alexandria, Patriarch of Alexandria
- Mark IV of Alexandria, Patriarch of Alexandria
- Mark V of Alexandria, Patriarch of Alexandria
- Mark VI of Alexandria, Patriarch of Alexandria
- Mark I, Patriarch, patriarch of Constantinople
Marker, Chris, (born 1921), film director
Markham, "Pigmeat, (1904-1981), comedian
Markham, Edwin, poet
Markievicz, Countess
Marklund, Liza, Swedish writer
Markos II of Alexandria, (799-819), Coptic Pope
Markos III of Alexandria, (1166-1189), Coptic Pope
Markos IX of Alexandria, (1797-1810), Coptic Pope
Markos VIII of Alexandria, (1745-1770), Coptic Pope
Markotic, Nicole, Canadian writer
Markov, Andrei Andreevich, (1856-1922), Russian
Markov, Georgi, (1929-1978), Soviet politician
Markovnikov, Vladimir Vasilevich, chemist
Marks, Jack, boxer's gumshield
Marks, Leo, (1920-2001)
Marks, Louisa, musician

Marl - Marm

Marlatt, Daphne, Canadian writer
Marley, Rita, singer-songwriter
Marley, Robert Nesta, (1945-1981), Caribbean reggae musician
Marley, Ziggy, (born 1968), singer-songwriter
Marlier, Marcel, Belgian illustrator
Marlowe, Christopher, (1564-1593), English playwright
Marlyn, John, (1912-1985), Canadian writer
Marmaduke, John Sappington, US governor
Marmaduke, Meredith Miles, US governor

Maro - Marq

Maroger, Jacques, (1884-1962), painter
Marot, Clément, (1496-1544), poet
Marquard, Rube, (1886-1980), Baseball Hall of Famer
Marquez, Carlos, actor
Marquez, Gabriel Garcia, (born 1928), magical realism writer
Marquis, Don, (1878-1937), author

Marr - Mars

Marra, Michael, songwriter

Marriott, Steve, (1947-1991), musician ("The Small Faces")
Marryat, Capt. Frederick, (1792-1848), author
Marsalis
- Marsalis, Branford, (born 1960), musician
- Marsalis, Delfeayo, musician
- Marsalis, Ellis, musician & educator
- Marsalis, Jason, musician
- Marsalis, Wynton, (born 1961), musician
Marsden, Betty, (1919-1998), British comedian
Marsden, Gerry, (born 1942), singer ("Gerry and the Pacemakers")
Marsden, Jason, (born 1976), actor
Marsden, Jerrold E, mathematician
Marse, Juan, : La Muchacha de las bragas de oro (Premio planeta)
Marseille, Hans-Joachim, Luftwaffe fighter ace
Marsh, Jean, (born 1934), actress, originator of Upstairs Downstairs
Marsh, Ngaio, (1895-1982), author and theatrical director
Marsh, Terry, boxer
Marshall
Marshall, Amanda, singer
- Marshall, Donald, Jr, wrongfully convicted of murder; seminal trial regarding racism against First Nations people
- Marshall, Garry, (born 1934), producer, director, writer, actor
- Marshall, George, (1880-1959), US military officer and politician
- Marshall, George Catlett, (1880-1959), US military officer and politician
- Marshall, Herbert, (1890-1966), actor
- Marshall, John, (born 1755), Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States
- Marshall, Penny, (born 1942), actress, comedienne, film director
- Marshall, Stephen, (born 1594), English Nonconformist divine.
- Marshall, Thomas R, (1854-1925), US politician
- Marshall, Thurgood, (1908-1993), US supreme court
Marsilius of Inghen, scholastic philosopher
Marsilius of Padua, scholastic philosopher
Mars, Kenneth, (born 1936), actor
Marston, A.E, author
Marston, Roger, scholastic philosopher
Marszewski, Jozef, Polish painter

Mart

Marta - Marth

Martel, Charles, (690-724), Mayor of the Palace of the kingdom of the Franks
Martel, Yann, (born 1963), 2002 Booker Prize Winner

Marti

Martia - Martim

Martika, (born 1969), Cuban-American singer

Martin

Martin (as first name)
- Martin of Tours, (died 397), French saint
- Martin I, Pope, (649-655)
- Martin IV, Pope, (1281-1285)
- Martin V, Pope, (1417-1431)
Martin, with given name A-G
- Martin, Andrea, actor/comedian
- Martin, Ann, Baby-sitters Club series
- Martin, Antonio, (died 1994), Spanish cyclist
- Martin, Bill, and Phil Coulter
- Martin, Billy, (1928-1989), baseball player, manager
- Martin, Bob, boxer
- Martin, Christian, dramatist, author
- Martin, Christy, (born 1968), world champion woman boxer
- Martin, Daniel, US governor
- Martin, Dean, (1917-1995), singer, actor
- Martin, Dewey, (born 1942), drummer
- Martin, Dick, (born 1922), comedian
- Martin, Elias, (1816-1816), Norwegian monarch, Prime Minister
- Martin, Frank, (1890-1974), composer
- Martin, Gayle h, keyboardist
- Martin, George, (born 1926), "5th Beatle": producer of The Beatles' records
- Martin, George R. R, (born 1948), US science fiction editor
Martin, with given name H-Z
- Martin, J.P, (1880-1966), Uncle series
- Martin, John W, American Governor of Florida
- Martin, Jose Miguel Gonzalez, athlete
- Martin, Joseph, 1900-02-28 to 1900-06-15
- Martin, Judith, (born 1938), ("Miss Manners"), etiquette writer
- Martin, Mark, comic creator
- Martin, Mary, (1913-1990), actor
- Martin, Master, scholastic philosopher
- Martin, Millicent, (born 1934), singer, actress
- Martin, Philip, member of Aosdána
- Martin, Quinn, (1922-1987), television producer
- Martin, Ricky, (born 1971), Former Menudo, current pop super star
- Martin, Steve, (born 1945), comedian, stand-up comedian
- Martin, Tony, (born 1912), singer
- Martin, Tyrone G, (died 2003), naval historian
Martinelli, Elsa, actor
Martinez, Conchita, (Spain)
Martinez, Pedro, (born 1971), baseball pitcher
Martinez, Rebeca (2003-2004), two headed baby
Martini, Pietro
Martini, Simone, (c.1284-1344)
Martino, Pat, musician
Martinson, Harry, (1904-1978), Swedish poet
Martinson, Moa, Swedish writer
Martinu, Bohuslav, (1890-1959), Czech composer
Martin y Soler, Vicente, (died 1806), composer

Martio - Martiz

Martita, coffee maker who got hired to serve coffee at Univision and began appearing regularly on Univisi

Martj - Martz

Martland, Steve, composer

Martorell, Joanot, (1413-1468), author of Tirant lo Blanch
Martov, Julius, Menshevik Leader
Martyn, Edward, co-founder of the Irish Literary Theatre
Martyn, John, (born 1948), musician

Maru - Mary

Marugg, Tip, novelist

Marvell, Andrew, (1621-1678), poet
Marvin, Lee, (1924-1987), US actor
Marx
- Marx, Chico, (1887-1961), US comedan
- Marx, Eleanor, (1855-1898), trade unionist and Marxist author
- Marx, Groucho, (1890-1977), US comedian
- Marx, Gummo, (Milton)
- Marx, Harpo, (1888-1964), US comedian
- Marx, Karl, (1818-1883), German scholar and propounder of Marxism
- Marx, Richard, (born 1963), singer
- Marx, Wilhelm, (born 1863), German politician, chancellor of the Weimar Republic
- Marx, Zeppo, (1901-1979), actor
Mary
- Mary, Jesus Christ's mother
- Mary I of England, (1553-1558), Roman Catholic queen
- Mary II of England, (1662-1694)
- Mary of Guise, (born 1515), Regent of Scotland
- Mary of Modena, (born 1658), Queen Consort of King James II of England
- Mary I of Scotland, (1542-1587), also known as Mary, Queen of Scots
- Mary of Teck, (1867-1953), Queen Consort of King George V.