2.2.2.2 Nichola

2.2.2.2.1 Nicholas as given name

• Nicholas I of Russia, (1825-1831), Tsar
• Nicholas II of Russia, (1868-1918)
• Patriarch Nicholas I, patriarch of Constantinople
• Patriarch Nicholas II , patriarch of Constantinople
• Patriarch Nicholas III , patriarch of Constantinople
• Patriarch Nicholas IV , patriarch of Constantinople
• Pope Nicholas I, (858-867)
• Pope Nicholas II, (1058-1061)
• Pope Nicholas III, (1277-1280)
• Pope Nicholas IVNicholas IV ne Girolamo Masci ( September 30, 1227 April 4, 1292), was pope from February 22, 1288 to April 4, 1292, a native of Ascoli and a Franciscan monk, had been legate to the Greeks under Pope Gregory X in 1272, succeeded St Bonaventura as general, (1288-1292)
• Pope Nicholas VNicholas V ne Tomaso Parentucelli ( November 15, 1397 March 24, 1455) was pope from March 6, 1447, to March 24, 1455. He was born at Sarzana, Liguria, where his father was a physician. His father died while he was young, but in Florence, Parentucelli beca, (1447-1455)
• Nicholas I of Alexandria , Patriarch of Alexandria
• Nicholas II of Alexandria , Patriarch of Alexandria
• Nicholas III of Alexandria , Patriarch of Alexandria
• Nicholas IV of Alexandria , Patriarch of Alexandria
• Nicholas V of Alexandria , Patriarch of Alexandria
• Nicholas VI of Alexandria , Patriarch of Alexandria
• Nicholas of Amiens , scholastic philosopher
• Nicholas of Autrecourt , scholastic philosopher
• Nicholas of CusaNicholas of Cusa (ca. 1400 August 11, 1464) was a cardinal of the Catholic Church, a philosopher, and an astronomer. He was born in Kues, Germany (hence "of Cusa") to a merchant family, and received his doctorate in canon law from the University of Padua, scholastic philosopher

2.2.2.2.2 Nicholas as Surname

• Nicholas, Albert , jazz clarinetist

2.2.2.3 Nicholl-Nichols

• Nicholls, Billy , musician
• Nicholls, George D. , Canadian writer
• Nichols, MikeMike Nichols (born Michael Igor Peschkowsky is an Academy Award winning movie director. He was born on November 6, 1931 in Berlin, and left Nazi Germany for the U. with his parents in 1939. While attending the University of Chicago in the 1950s, he began, (born 1931), film director
• Nichols, RedErnest Loring "Red" Nichols ( May 8, 1905 June 28, 1965) was a United States jazz cornettist. Nichols was born in Ogden, Utah, the son of a music teacher. By the age of 12 he was playing cornet with his father's brass band. He decided to take up the new s, (1905-1965), jazz trumpeter and bandleader
• Nichols, TerryTerry Nichols (born April 1, 1955) is accused of being the accomplice of Timothy McVeigh, an American terrorist in the Oklahoma City bombing ( Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, USA, April 19, 1995). Nichols was convicted of eight counts of manslaughter in a United (born 1955), accomplice in the Oklahoma City bombings
• Nicholson, BenBen Nicholson ( April 10, 1894 February 6, 1982), British abstract painter, was born in Denham, Buckinghamshire. His father was the painter Sir William Nicholson, and his sister Nancy Nicholson. The family moved to London in 1896. He travelled to New York, (1894-1982), painter
• Nicholson, JackJack Nicholson (born April 22, 1937) is a highly successful American method actor. He is best known for portraying antagonistic, cynical, neurotic and aggressive characters. He received Kennedy Center Honors in 2001, and has been nominated for an Academy, (born 1937), actor

2.3 Nick - Nico

• Nickmann, Kimberlley , Canadian writer
• Nicks, Stevie, (born 1948), US singer-songwriter
• Nico, (1938-1988), model and singer
• Nicola, Enrico De, (1877-1959), Italian president
• Nicolai, Otto, (1810-1849), composer
• Nicol, B.P , poet
• Nicola, Jabra, (1912-1974), Palestinian Trotskyist leader
• Nicolas, Barry, (1919-2002), law professor
• Nicollier, Claude, (born 1944), pilot, astronaut

3 Nid-Nii

• Nidetch, Jean, (born 1923), founder of Weight Watchers
• Niebuhr, Barthold Georg, (1776-1831), German historian
• Niebuhr, Karsten, (1733-1815), German traveller
• Niedecker, Lorine, poet
• Niehans, Paul , (1882-1971), physicist
• Niehorster, Leo, military historian
• Niel, Adolphe, (1802-1869), French marshal
• Niels, (died 1134)
• Nielsen, Brian
• Nielsen, Brigitte, US actress
• Nielsen, Carl, (1865-1931), Danish composer
• Nielsen, Kai, philosopher
• Nielsen, Leslie, (born 1926), Canadian-born actor
• Nielsen, Sandro, Danish lexicographer
• Niemeyer, Oscar, (born 1907), architect
• Niemöller, Martin, (1896-1984), German theologian and pacifist
• Nièpce, Nicéphore, (1765-1833), pioneer of photography
• Nier, Alfred O. C., (1911-1994), US physicist
• Nieske, Bob
• Nietzsche, Friedrich, (1844-1900), German philosopher
• Nighthawk, Robert , musician
• Nightingale, Florence, (1820-1910), British nursing founder
• Niimi Nishiki, Shinsengumi member

4 Nij-Nin

• Nijinsky, Vaslav, (1888-1950), ballet dancer
• Nijo, emperor of Japan
• Nikolayev, Andrian, (1929-2004), cosmonaut
• Nikolayevich, Grand Duke Nicholas, of Russia
• Nikolla, Millosh Gjergj, poet
• Nikon, Patriarch, (1652-1658), Metropolitan of Moscow
• Nikulin, Alexander O. , (1878-1945), painter
• Nilson, Peter, (1937-1998), astronomer, science fiction writer
• Nilsson, Anna Q , (died 1974), actress.
• Nilsson, Birgit, Swedish musician
• Nilsson, Christina, (1843-1921), Swedish musician
• Nilsson, Harry, (1941-1994), singer-songwriter
• Nilsson, Johanna , Swedish writer
• Nilsson, Jonny , Swedish athlete
• Nimitz, Chester, (1885-1966), US WW2 admiral
• Nimmyo, emperor of Japan
• Nimoy, Leonard, (born 1931), US actor and Star Trek's Mr. Spock
• Nimrod, architect
• Nimzowitsch, Aaron, (1886-1935), chess player
• Nin, Anaïs, (1903-1977), French author
• Ninken, Emperor of Japan
• Ninko, Emperor of Japan
• Nintoku, Emperor of Japan

5 Nip-Niz

• Niphon of Alexandria , Patriarch of Alexandria
• Nipic, Alfi , singer.
• Nipkow, Paul, (1860-1940), television pioneer
• Nist, Jacob, {1839-1907}, founder of the Seattle Box Co
• Nitschke, Ray , (1936-1998), American football star
• Nitzchke, Oscar , (died 1991), architect
• Nivelle, Robert Georges , (1856-1924)
• Niven, David, (1909-1983), British actor
• Niven, Larry, (born 1938), US science fiction writer
• Nivola, Costantino, (1911-1988)
• Nix, Garth, author
• Nixdorf, Heinz , (1925-1985), industrialist
• Nixon, Agnes, (born 1927), soap opera producer, director, writer
• Nixon, Cynthia, (born 1966)
• Nixon, David, magician
• Nixon, Julie, President's daughter
• Nixon, Marni, singer
• Nixon, Mojo, (born 1957), rockabilly musician, actor
• Nixon, Pat, (1912-1993), wife of US President Nixon
• Nixon, Richard, (1913-1994), US President
• Nizan, Paul , (1905-1940), author

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