2 Smi

2.1 Smid - Smir

• Smidt, Johann (1773-1857) mayor of Bremen
• Smigel, Rob , comedian
• Smiles, Samuel (1812-1904) author and reformer
• Smirnoff, Yakov, (born 1951)

2.2 Smit

2.2.1 People named Smit

• Smit, Joze , (born 1922), poet

2.2.2 Smith

2.2.2.1 People named Smith

2.2.2.1.1 Smith, A-D

• Smith, Adam, (1723-1790), British economist
• Smith, Adam, American economics author and broadcast commentator
• Smith, Adam, (born 1965), American politician
• Smith, AdrianAdrian Frederik Smith (born February 27, 1957 in England) is one of three guitarists in the heavy metal band Iron Maiden. He joined the band in late 1980 for the Killers album ( 1981), replacing Dennis Stratton. After writing numerous albums with them he, (born 1957), musician ( Iron MaidenIron maiden is also the name for a medieval torture device. Iron Maiden is a heavy metal band from east London, England, which was formed in 1975 by bassist Steve Harris, formerly a member of Gypsy's Kiss and Smiler. Iron Maiden is considered to be one of)
• Smith, AlAlfred Emanuel Smith ( December 30, 1873 October 4, 1944), often known as Al Smith was Governor of New York and a U. presidential candidate in 1928. Early Life Although Smith grew up in relative comfort on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, New York City,, (1873-1944), candidate for President of the United StatesThe President of the United States is the head of state of the United States. Under the U. Constitution, the President is also the chief executive of the federal government and commander in chief of the armed forces. Because of the superpower status of th, Governor of New York
• Smith, AlexisAlexis Smith ( June 8, 1921 June 9, 1993) was an actress. Born Gladys Smith in Penticton, British Columbia, Canada, she was signed to a contract by Warner Brothers Studios when seen appearing in a play. Her earliest roles were uncredited bit parts and it, (1921-1993), actress
• Smith, Alfred E., (1873-1944), Democraticlogo depicts a stylized donkey in red, white, and blue. The Democratic Party is one of the two major United States political parties. The Party is currently the minority in both the United States Senate and the United States House of Representatives, as w, 1923- 1928
• Smith, Anna Deavere , (born 1950), dramatist, author
• Smith, Bessie, (1894-1937), USA Blues singer
• Smith, Bubba, (born 1945), Football Hall of Famer
• Smith, Caleb Blood (1808-1864)
• Smith, Calvin, (born 1961), American athlete
• Smith, Candi Calvana, Grand Cayman medical student, wife of Evander Holyfield
• Smith, Chad, (born 1961), rock musician
• Smith, Charles Kingsford, (1897-1935), aviator
• Smith, Charlotte, (1749-1806), poet
• Smith, Chris, (1879-1949), composer
• Smith, Clara, USA Blues singer
• Smith, Clark Ashton, (1893-1961), US fantasy author
• Smith, Cordwainer, (1913-1966), US science fiction writer
• Smith, David, (born 1956), cricket player
• Smith, David Paul , Canadian senator

2.2.2.1.2 Smith, E-I

• Smith, E. E., (1890-1965), ("Doc" Smith)
• Smith, Emmitt, (born 1969), American football player
• Erastus ‘Deaf’ Smith, (1787-1837), U.S. pioneer and Texas revolutionary
• Smith, Forrest, US governor, politician
• Smith, Francis Hopkinson , author of Colonel Carter of Cartersville
• Smith, Frank E. , (born 1935), painter
• Smith, Frederick Madison, (born 1874), American religious leader and author.
• Smith, Frederick W. (born 1944), founder of FedEx
• Smith, George O., author
• Smith, Goldwin, (1823-1910), historian
• Smith, Hal, (1916-1994), American actor ( The Andy Griffith Show) and voice artist
• Smith, Harry, (late 20th century), American musicologist, filmmaker, artist
• Smith, Harry, American TV host
• Smith, Harry , brother of Will Smith
• Smith, Harry, Sir, (fl. 19th century), British colonial major general
• Smith, Harry B., (fl. early 20th century), American songwriter
• Smith, Howard K., (1914-2002), news broadcaster
• Smith, Huey Piano , "Rockin' Pneumonia and the Boogie Woogie Flu"
• Smith, Iain Duncan, (born 1954), British politician
• Smith, Ian, (born 1919), prime minister of white Rhodesia

2.2.2.1.3 Smith, J

• Smith, Jaclyn, (born 1947), actress
• Smith, Jedediah, (died 1831), explorer
• Smith, Joan , author
• Smith, John Maynard, biologist
• Smith, John, of Jamestown, (1580-1631)
• Smith, Johnny, musician
• Smith, John, (1938-1994), UK politician
• Smith, John Walter, US governor, politician
• Smith, Joseph Jr., (1804-1844), founder of Mormonism and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints

2.2.2.1.4 Smith, K - O

• Smith, Kate, (1909-1986), musician
• Smith, Kathryn Elizabeth, (1909-1986), musician
• Smith, Kerr (born 1972), American soap opera actor
• Smith, Kevin, (born 1970), film director
• Smith, Kevin, (1963-2002), New Zealand actor
• Smith, Kiki , sculptor
• Smith, LeRoy, poet
• Smith, L. Neil, author
• Smith, Laura Kate, young victim of crime
• Smith, Linda, comedian
• Smith, Liz , (born 1923), gossip columnist
• Smith, Lucien B. , barbed wire
• Smith, Maggie, (born 1934), actor
• Smith, Mamie, (1883-1946), USA Blues singer
• Smith, Margaret, tennis player
• Smith, Margaret Chase, (born 1897), – US congresswoman
• Smith, Mel, (born 1952), ( Not the Nine O'Clock News)
• Smith, Michael J., (1945-1986), astronaut
• Smith, Michael W., (born 1957), singer
• Smith, Michelle, disgraced Olympic swimming medal-winner
• Smith, Ozzie, (born 1954), Baseball Hall of Famer

2.2.2.1.5 Smith, P - S

• Smith, Patti, (born 1946), singer-songwriter
• Smith, Piano , musician
• Smith, Pinetop, Ike Turner's teacher
• Smith, Preston, (1969-1973), American Governor of Texas
• Smith, Rex , (born 1956), actor
• Smith, Robert, (born 1959), musician
• Smith, Russell E., Canadian writer
• Smith, Samantha, (1972-1985), U.S. social activist, actress
• Smith, Shannon, (1985-1999), stray bullet victim, Shannon's law
• Smith, Sinjin , (born 1957), volleyball player
• Smith, Sonya, (born 1971), Venezuelan actress
• Smith, Stan, (born 1946), (United States)
• Smith, Steve, actor/comedian, The Red Green Show
• Smith, Steven, astronaut
• Smith, Stevie, (1902-1971), poet
• Smith, Susan Vaughan, Union, South Carolina woman whom was convicted for drowning her two children

2.2.2.1.6 Smith, T - Z

• Smith, Taylor , Canadian writer
• Smith, Terry , televangelist
• Smith, Thorne, (1892-1934), author
• Smith, Tommie, (born 1944), athlete
• Smith, Vernon L., Nobel Prize winner in Economics born and raised in Wichita, Kansas.
• Smith, W. Eugene, photographer
• Smith, W. G. G. Duncan, (1914-1996), World War II pilot
• Smith, Will, (born 1968), actor, singer
• Smith, William, (1769-1839), geologist/cartographer
• Smith, William, (born 1934), American actor
• Smith, William Henry, (1792-1865), English businessman
• Smith, William Jay , poet
• Smith, Willie The Lion, musician

2.2.2.2 Smithe - Smiths

• Smithe, William, (1842-1887), Premier of British Columbia 1882 from January 29 to 1887 May 1
• Smithee, Alan, pseudonyms of multiple disgruntled film directors between 1967 and 2000
• Smithers, Jan, actress, WKRP in Cincinnati
• Smithson, James, (born 1765), founder of the Smithsonian Institute

2.2.3 Smits

• Smits, Jimmy, (born 1955), actor

3 Smo-Smy

• Smolar, Adi , composer, musician and singer.
• Smollett, Tobias, (1721-1771), poet
• Smothers, Dick, (born 1939), comedian, half of the Smothers Brothers
• Smothers, Tom, (born 1937), musician, comedian, half of the Smothers Brothers
• Smrekar, Hinko , (1883-1942), painter and illustrator.
• Smuglewicz, Franciszek , Polish painter
• Smuts, Jan, (1950-1950), statesman
• Smuts, Jan Christiaan, South African prime minister
• Smyslov, Vasily, (born 1921), chess player

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