What is List of people from Maryland?
{{Use mdy dates|date=July 2020}} [[File:Flag of Maryland.svg|right|200px|thumb|{{center|Flag of the state of Maryland}}]] The following is a '''list of people from Maryland''', a [[States of the United States|state in the United States]]. This list may not include [[Federal government of the United States|federal officials]] and members of the [[United States Congress]] who live in Maryland but were not born there. ==Politicians, jurists, and statesmen== [[File:Spiro Agnew.jpg|thumb|160px|[[Spiro T. Agnew]]]] [[File:Thurgood-marshall-2.jpg|thumb|160px|[[Thurgood Marshall]]]] * [[Spiro T. Agnew]], former [[Governor]]author of Maryland and [[Vice President of the United States]] * [[John R. Bolton]], 25th [[United States Ambassador to the United Nations]] * [[Charles Joseph Bonaparte]], former [[Attorney General of the United States]]; founder of the [[Federal Bureau of Investigation]]; [[grand-nephew]] of [[Emperor of the French|French emperor Napoleon I]] * [[Anthony G. Brown]], former [[Lieutenant Governor of Maryland]] * [[Charles Carroll of Carrollton]], [[lawyer]], [[politician]], and [[United States Declaration of Independence|signer of the Declaration of Independence]] * [[Samuel Chase]], [[Supreme Court of the United States|United States Supreme Court Justice]] * [[Frank J. Christensen]], labor [[leader]] * [[J. Joseph Curran, Jr.]], [[state Attorney General]] and former [[Lieutenant Governor]] * [[Frederick Douglass]], [[abolitionist]] * [[Doug Duncan]], county [[executive]] * [[Robert L. Ehrlich, Jr.]], [[List of Governors of Maryland|Governor of Maryland]] (2003–2007) * [[John Hanson]], ninth [[president]] of the [[Continental Congress]]; first elected under the [[Articles of Confederation]] * [[Steny Hoyer]], current [[House Minority Whip]], [[U.S. House of Representatives]] * [[Thurgood Marshall]], [[civil rights]] leader and United States Supreme Court Justice * [[Kweisi Mfume]], [[NAACP]] leader and former Congressman * [[Aruna Miller]], current [[Lieutenant Governor of Maryland]] and former Maryla