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People listed are almost always native to the state. We do (on occasion) include those that have either lived within a state for most of their adult life, or have made a significant contribution to the state in their personal endeavors.

Sherman Adams politician

Thomas Bailey Aldrich author, editor "atlantic monthly"

Brooke Astor philanthropist

Josiah Bartlett statesman, signer declaration of independence

Amy Beach composer, pianist

Matthew Bonner basketball player

Philip Booth poet

Henry Styles Bridges teacher, editor, politician

Alice Brown author, poet, playwright

Dan Brown author

Chris Carpenter baseball player

Lewis Cass military officer, politician

Benjamin Champney artist

Salmon P. Chase politician, jurist

Jonas Chickering piano manufacturer

Joseph Cilley politician

Gordon Clapp actor

Ralph Adams Cram architect

Charles Dana author, journalist, politician

Jonathan Daniels civil rights activist

Henry Dearborn statesman, revolutionary and war of 1812 veteran

Ronnie James Dio singer

Michael Durant army helicopter pilot

Mary Baker Eddy founder christian science religion

William P. Fessenden politician

Carlton Fisk baseball player

Mike Flanagan baseball player

Elizabeth Burley Flynn labor leader, activist, founding member american civil liberties union

Sam Walter Foss poet

Daniel Chester French sculptor

Augustus Saint-Gaudens sculptor

Jeff Giuliano hockey player

John Goffe colonial soldier

Horace Greeley editor, founder "new york tribune"

Judd Gregg politician

Doris "Granny D" Haddock politician, activist

Sara Josepha Hale author

Donald Hall poet

Randy Harrison actor

Paul Hodes politician

Sam Huntington actor

Isaac Hill publisher, editor, politician

John Irving author, screenwriter

Dean Kamen inventor (born new york)

Jean Kasem actress

Benjamin Franklin Keith vaudeville theater owner

John King politician, founder n.h. sweepstakes

Ray LaMontagne singer, songwriter

John Langdon patriot, politician

Lyndon LaRouche economist, activist

Paul Michael Levesque (Triple H) professional wrestler

William Loeb publisher

Thaddeus S. C. Lowe scientist, inventor

Joyce Maynard author

Christa McAuliffe first teacher in space (challenger)

Richard "Dick" McDonald co-founder first mcdonald's restaurant

Marice "Mac" McDonald co-founder first mcdonald's restaurant

Larkin Goldsmith Mead sculptor

Nathanial Meserve shipbuilder

Grace Metalious author

Josh Meyers actor

Seth Meyers actor, comedian

Bode Miller olympic medalist

Mandy Moore singer, songwriter, actress

Jonathan Moulton captain, new hampshire militia

Tara Mounsey olympic medalist

Commodore George Washington Nutt p. t. barnum circus midget

Chad Paronto baseball player

John Perkins activist, author

Franklin Pierce 14th u.s. president

John S. Pillsbury politician, philanthropist

Penelope "Penny" Pitou olympic medalist

Eleanor Porter author

Richard Potter first stage magician, hypnotist, ventriloquist

Charles Revson creator revlon cosmetics (born canada)

Marilla Ricker first woman lawyer in n.h.

Robert "Red" Rolfe baseball player

Kevin Romine baseball player

Tom Rush singer

Adam Sandler comedian, actor (born new york)

Jeanne Shaheen first woman governor of n.h. (born missouri)

John Shea actor

Alan Shepard astronaut

Cosy Sheridan singer, songwriter

Sarah Silverman actress, comedian, writer

David Souter jurist

Bill Staines singer, songwriter

John Stark general revolutionary war, "hero of bennington"

Christopher Stone actor

Harlan Fiske Stone u. s. attorney general, jurist

John Sullivan general revolutionary war

John Sununu politician

Bob Tewksbury baseball player

Celia Laighton Thaxter poet

Jenny Thompson olympic medalist (born massachusetts)

Earl Tupper inventor tupperware

Brian Viglione drummer

Daniel Webster orator, statesman

Meshech Weare first president n.h.

Benning Wentworth colonial governor n.h.

"Long" John Wentworth editor, politician

Stan Williams baseball player

Henry Wilson u. s. vice president

John Gilbert Winant politician

Levi Woodbury politician, jurist

Joseph Emerson Worcester lexicographer

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