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Daly

Daniel Daly (USA, 2005) Marine; Medal of Honor recipient

Dare

Virginia Dare (USA, 1937) First white child born in the English American colonies

Darwin

Charles Darwin (United Kingdom, 1982) Naturalist

David

Elizabeth David (United Kingdom, 2013) Cookery writer
Gerard David (USA, 1979) Painter

Davies

Richard Davies (United Kingdom, 1988) Welsh bishop

Davis

Alexander Jackson Davis (USA, 1980) Architect
Allison Davis (USA, 1994) Educator, anthropologist
Benjamin Oliver Davis, Sr. (USA, 1997) Army General
Bette Davis (USA, 2008) Actress
Jefferson Davis (USA, 1970) Confederate President
Miles Davis (USA, 2012) Jazz musician
Stuart Davis (USA, 2013) Modern artist

Dawson

Les Dawson (United Kingdom, 1998) Comedian

De Burgos

Julia de Burgos (USA, 2010) Puerto Rican writer and poet

De Mille

Agnes de Mille (USA, 2004) Choreographer

Dean

Dixie Dean (United Kingdom, 1996) English footballer
Dizzy Dean (USA, 2000) Baseball player
James Dean (USA, 1996) Actor

Decatur

Stephen Decatur (USA, 1936) Naval officer

De Forest

Lee De Forest (USA, 1973) Vacuum Tube Inventor

De Kooning

Willem de Kooning (USA, 2010) Abstract expressionist artist

Delius

Frederick Delius (United Kingdom, 1985) Composer

Della Robbia

Andrea della Robbia (USA, 1978) Sculptor
Luca della Robbia (USA, 1985) Sculptor

DeMille

Cecil B. DeMille (USA, 2003) Motion picture producer

Dempsey

Jack Dempsey (USA, 1998) Boxer

Demuth

Charles Demuth (USA, 2013) Modern artist

Deskey

Donald Deskey (USA, 2011) Industrial designer

Dewey

George Dewey (USA, 1936) Navy Admiral
John Dewey (USA, 1968) Educator

Dickinson

Emily Dickinson (USA, 1971) Poet
John Dickinson (USA, 1976) American lawyer and Governor of Delaware and Pennsylvania

Dickson

William Dickson (USA, 1996) Motion picture camera inventor

Dirksen

Everett Dirksen (USA, 1981) Senator

DiMaggio

Joe DiMaggio (USA, 2012) Baseball player

Dimbleby

Richard Dimbleby (United Kingdom, 2013) Journalist and broadcaster

Disney

Walt Disney (USA, 1968) Motion picture producer, animator

Dix

Dorothea Dix (USA, 1983) Mental health advocate

Doby

Larry Doby (USA, 2012) Baseball player

Dole

Sanford Ballard Dole (Hawaii, 1894) Hawaiian President

Dorsey

Jimmy Dorsey (USA, 1996) Jazz musician and bandleader
Tommy Dorsey (USA, 1996) Jazz musician and bandleader

Douglas

Aaron Douglas (USA, 2013) Modern artist
Stephen A. Douglas (USA, 1958) Politician

Douglass

Frederick Douglass (USA, 1967) Abolitionist

Dove

Arthur Dove (USA, 2013) Modern artist

Dowding

Hugh Dowding (United Kingdom, 1986) British officer in the Royal Air Force

Drake

Sir Francis Drake (United Kingdom, 1973) English sea captain

Drew

Charles R. Drew (USA, 1981) Surgeon

Dreyfuss

Henry Dreyfuss (USA, 2011) Industrial designer

Du Bois

W. E. B. Du Bois (USA, 1992) Civil Rights advocate

Duchamp

Marcel Duchamp (USA, 2013) Modern Artist

Dujardin

Charlotte Dujardin (United Kingdom, 2012) British dressage rider

Dulles

John Foster Dulles (USA, 1960) Secretary of State

Dunbar

Paul Laurence Dunbar (USA, 1975) Poet

Duncan

Isadora Duncan (USA, 2012) Dancer

Dunham

Katherine Dunham (USA, 2012) Choreographer

Dunn

Harvey Dunn (USA, 2001) Illustrator

Durand

Asher B. Durand (USA, 1998) Painter