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• Swaefbert of Essex , (c. 715-738), King of Essex
• Swaggart, Jimmy, (born 1935), US TV preacher
• Swales, Kim, economist
• Swallow, Steve
• Swammerdam, Jan, (1637-1680), Dutch entomologist and microscopist
• Swan, Curt, (1920-1996), US comic creator
• Swan, Ingo , US self-proclaimed clairvoyant
• Swan, Joseph, (1828-1914), inventor, physicist
• Swank, Hilary, (born 1974), US actor
• Swann, Donald, (born 1923), entertainer and musician
• Swanson, Gloria, (1897-1983), US silent film actress
• Swanson, William H., President and CEO, Raytheon Co.
• Swanwick, Michael, (born 1950), US science fiction author
• Sward, Robert, Canadian writer
• Swart, Charles Robberts, (1894-1982), State President of South Africa
• Swartz, Harvie
• Swartz, Mark , Canadian writer
• Swayne, Giles , (born 1946), composer
• Swayze, John Cameron , (1906-1995), journalist
• Swayze, Patrick, (born 1952), US actor
• Sweatman, Wilber, (1882-1961), composer, musician
• Swede, GeorgeGeorge Swede (born November 20, 1940) is a Canadian poet and children's writer who lives in Toronto, Ontario. External link Swede, George Swede, George., Canadian writer
• Swedenborg, EmanuelEmanuel Swedenborg (born Swedberg ( January 29, 1688 March 29, 1772), Swedish scientist, philosopher and mystic, was born at Stockholm. Early life His father was Dr. Jesper Swedberg, subsequently professor of theology at Uppsala University and bishop of S, (1688-1772), Swedish writer, mysticist, philosopher
• Sweelinck, Jan PieterszoonJan Pieterszoon Sweelinck ( 1562 October 16, 1621) was a Dutch composer, organist, and pedagogue whose work straddled the end of the Renaissance and beginning of the Baroque eras. He was born in Deventer and died in Amsterdam. Many of his family were musi, (1562-1621), composer
• Sweeney, Eric , Member of AosdánaAosdana (from "aos dana", Ir. people of the arts") is an affiliation of artists in Ireland created in 1983. Its membership is limited to 200. The title of Saoi is bestowed by the membership (by election) on no more than five living members at any one time
• Sweeney, JuliaJulia Sweeney (born October 10, 1961 in Spokane, Washington) is an American actress and comedian. She is best known for her acting on Saturday Night Live especially as the character Pat. She is the daughter of Robert M. Sweeney, who made an appearance in, comedian
• Sweeney, TimTim Sweeney is a computer game programmer and the founder and president of Epic Games, previously known as Epic MegaGames. Epic got its start when Sweeney created ZZT, the company's first game. As Sweeney has revealed in interviews, ZZT's success fueled t, The Unreal engineThe Unreal engine is one of the more popular action video game engines. First illustrated in the 1998 first-person shooter computer game Unreal it has been the basis of many such games since, including Unreal Tournament and Rainbow Six 3: Raven Shield''., UnrealScriptUnrealScript is the scripting language of the Unreal engine and is used for authoring game code and gameplay events. Similar in basic design principles to Java, UnrealScript has object-oriented features and is recognizable as a member of the curly brace f, ZZT
• Sweet, Matthew, musician, singer-songwriter
• Sweet, Rachel, (born 1962), singer
• Sweetenham, Bill, swimming coach
• Sweetin, Jodie, (born 1982), actress
• Swenson, May, poet
• Swerling, Jo , (1893-1964), writer
• Sweyn I of Denmark, (1013-1014), Svein Tjugeskjegg : 999- 1015
• Swift, Graham, English novelist
• Swift, Jonathan, (1667-1745), British satirist, author of Gulliver's Travels
• Swigert, John, astronaut
• Swinburne, Algernon Charles, (1837-1909), poet
• Swinburne, James, (1858-1958), electrical engineer and manufacturer
• Swinburne, Richard, (born 1934), British philosopher
• Swineford, Alfred P., (Dem.) 1885-1889
• Swineshead, Richard , scholastic philosopher
• Swit, Loretta, (born 1937), US actress
• Swithhelm of Essex , (660-665), King of Essex
• Swithred of Essex , (746-758), King of Essex
• Switzer, Barry, (born 1937), American football coach
• Switzer, Carl Alfalfa , (1927-1959), actor