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. ISBN: 0060955899. . Harper Perennial. Norton Healthcare, a healthcare system in Louisville, Kentucky. Strouse, Jean 2000 Morgan: American Financier. Norton AntiVirus computer software, owned by Symantec.

Pope, Dudley 2001 Harry Morgan's Way: The Biography of Sir Henry Morgan 1635-1684 House of Stratus ISBN 1842324829. A character played by Art Carney in The Honeymooners. ISBN 0684834308. Norton, a major American publishing corporation. Scribner. W. Crawford, Donald 1997 Michael and Natasha. W.

ISBN 0743205480. Norton (grape), a variety of grape also known as Cynthiana. Simon & Schuster. Norton (motorcycle), a British motorcycle manufacturer. Abella, Alex 2000 The Great American: A Novel. Norton Sound, an inlet of the Bering Sea. Australia. William Norton, an Irish politician and one-time Labour Party leader.

There are also:. Thomas Norton, a 16th century English writer and politician. USA. Scott Norton, a retired professional wrestler. An agile fast breed of horse used to rope cattle [5]. Peter Norton, software engineer and founder of Peter Norton Computing.
. Patrick Norton, an American writer and editor specializing in the high tech industry.

. Ken Norton, an American heavyweight boxer (or his son, Ken Norton Jr.
. Norton, who declared himself Emperor of the United States of America. See also Morganic or Morganatic marriage. Joshua A. The name, in female form Morgana, is given to a principal in the legends about King Arthur. Jim Norton (actor), an Irish actor.

Many Welsh families emigrated to Australia and the USA, thus many founding families in those countries carried the surname Morgan, which is reflected in a number of place names. James Norton, founder of the Norton Motorcycle Company. The surname Morgan is of Welsh origin, meaning "of the sea", and is a popular family name in that country. Sir Gregory Norton, a 17th century English MP. Morgan is both a given name and a surname, as well as the name of several places. Graham Norton, an Irish comedian. Morgan, Mariah Carey's Older Brother. Gale Norton, an American lawyer and politician.

Ru Fe Morgan is a fictional character in the anime/manga Oh My Goddess!. Eleanor Holmes Norton, an American politician best known as the delegate from Washington, D.C. Morgan Industries, one of the factions in Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri led by Nwabudike Morgan. Edward Lawry Norton, an electrical engineer. Nwabudike Morgan, a fictional character in the computer game Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri. Edward Norton, an American actor. Captain Morgan, famous rum. Norton, a 19th century American politician.

Morgan sea gypsies, seafaring minority ethnic group in the Andaman Sea. Daniel S. Centimorgan, unit of recombinant frequency in genetics. Charles Eliot Norton, an American scholar who died in the early 20th century. Morgan le Fay, antagonist of Arthur of Britain. Andre Norton, an American author. Morgan State University, university in Baltimore, Maryland. Norton, Zimbabwe, a city in Zimbabwe.

Morgan, graphic novel by Hugo Pratt. Norton, New Brunswick, in Canada. Morgan!, 1966 film. Norton, Virginia. Morgan Motor Company, brand of automobile. Norton, Vermont. Morgan horse, horse breed (see above). Norton, Ohio.

JPMorgan Chase & Co., American banking corporation. Norton, Massachusetts. Morgan, South Australia. Norton, Kansas. Mount Morgan, California. Norton, Powys. New Morgan, Pennsylvania. Norton, Monmouthshire.

Morganville - archaic synonym for the fictional town Shelbyville in The Simpsons. Norton, Evesham, Worcestershire. Morganville, Washington. Norton, Worcester, Worcestershire. Morganville, Ohio. Norton, Wiltshire. Morganville, New York. Norton, Arundel, West Sussex.

Morganville, New Jersey. Norton, Selsey, West Sussex. Morganville, Kansas. Norton, Suffolk. Morganville, Georgia. Norton, Sheffield, South Yorkshire. Morgantown, West Virginia. Norton, Doncaster, South Yorkshire.

Morgantown, Pennsylvania. Norton, Dawley, Shropshire. Morgantown, Kentucky. Norton, Shrewsbury, Shropshire. Morgantown, Indiana. Norton, Ludlow, Shropshire. Morganton, North Carolina. Norton, Nottinghamshire.

Morganton, Georgia. Norton, North Yorkshire. Morgan's Point Resort, Texas. Norton, Northamptonshire. Morgan's Point, Texas. Norton, Leicestershire. Morgan Hill, California. Norton, Isle of Wight.

Morgan Farm Area, Texas. Norton, Hertfordshire. Morgan City, Mississippi. Norton, Halton. Morgan City, Louisiana. Norton, Gloucestershire. Fort Morgan, Colorado. Norton, East Sussex.

Morgan Township, Pennsylvania. Norton, County Durham. Morgan Township, Minnesota. Morgan County, West Virginia. Morgan County, Utah.

Morgan County, Tennessee. Morgan County, Ohio. Morgan County, Missouri. Morgan County, Kentucky.

Morgan County, Indiana. Morgan County, Illinois. Morgan County, Georgia. Morgan County, Colorado.

Morgan County, Alabama. Morgan, Wisconsin. Morgan, Vermont. Morgan, Utah.

Morgan, Texas. Morgan, Minnesota. Morgan, Georgia. William Alexander Morgan, anti Batista Guerrilla, said CIA operative active, executed by Castro [2] [3] [4],.

film editor and director. William Morgan (director), mid-20th Century U.S. 1829–1883), Premier of South Australia 1878-1881. William Morgan (Australian politician) (c.

Morgan, credited as having invented volleyball in Holyoke, Massachusetts on February 9, 1895. William G. William De Morgan (1839-1917), famed pottery and tile designer in Britain. political figure in the 1920s.

William Morgan Butler, U.S. William Wilson Morgan, 20th-century astronomer. William Morgan, scientist who won the Copley Medal in 1789 "for his two Papers on the values of Reversions and Survivorships, printed in the two last volumes of the Philosophical Transactions" (presumably in the field of actuarial science). William Morgan (anti-Mason), person whose disappearance sparked anti-Freemason hysteria in the United States.

William Morgan (Bible translator), 16th century translator of the Bible. Trevor Morgan (EastEnders), character in the British soap opera EastEnders. Trevor Morgan (actor), United States actor. Thomas Hunt Morgan, geneticist.

Sheryl Morgan, sprinter. Morgan, First Amendment scholar. Richard E. Peter Morgan, ran the Morgan Motor Company.

Lorrie Morgan, country music singer. Morgan, 19th Century pioneer of kinship studies. Lewis H. Kevin Morgan (porn star).

Morgan, mayor of Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. John W. Senator. John Tyler Morgan, U.S.

Morgan, American financier and banker. P. J. John Morgan (poker player), winner of $1,500 No Limit Hold'em event at the 1996 World Series of Poker.

John Morgan (poet). John Morgan (journalist). John Morgan (golfer). John Morgan (etiquette expert).

John Morgan (comedian). John Morgan (bishop), Archbishop of Wales from 1949 to 1957. John Morgan, on-air pseudonym of British radio presenter and executive John Myers. Representative.

John Jordan Morgan, U.S. John Hunt Morgan, Confederate Brigadier General during the American Civil War. James Morgan, British architect and engineer. Harry Morgan, actor best known for his role in M*A*S*H.

Henry Morgan (comedian), American radio and television personality. Henry Morgan (merchant), Canadian retail merchant. Henry Morgan, seventeenth century Welsh privateer or pirate, became English Governor of Jamaica [[1].]. Morgan, designer of the Morgan Dollar.

George T. Morgan, African American inventor. Garrett A. David Morgan (frontiersman), West Virginian frontiersman.

David Morgan (businessman), Australian businessman. Dan Morgan (footballer), American football player. Chris Morgan (politician), British politician. Chris Morgan (powerlifter), powerlifting champion.

Chris Morgan (journalist), journalist working for The Sunday Times (UK). Chris Morgan (footballer), English football player. Chris Morgan, alias of professional wrestler Chris Kanyon (Klucsaritis). Chesty Morgan, Polish-born actress known for her large breasts.

Lloyd Morgan, behaviorist best known for coining Morgan's Canon. C. Billy Morgan, first man to drink beer in Ohio bar after 131 years of prohibition. Augustus de Morgan, British mathematician and logician.

Morgan Spurlock, documentarian. Morgan Russell, abstract painter. Morgan Morgan, pioneer. Morgan Lewis (songwriter).

Morgan Lewis (governor), Governor of New York. Morgan Hamm, gymnast. Morgan Freeman, actor. Morgan Fairchild, actress.