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Famous People Named Samuel

Take a look at famous people named Samuel, such as Samuel Johnson, Samuel Waksal, and Samuel P. Huntington.


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profile name: Samuel de Champlain
profile occupation: Explorer, Diplomat
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profile name: Samuel Adams
profile occupation: Political Leader
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profile name: Sam Houston
profile occupation: Lawyer, Military Leader, Governor
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profile name: Samuel L. Jackson
profile occupation: Film Actor
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profile name: Samuel Colt
profile occupation: Inventor
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profile name: Samuel Taylor Coleridge
profile occupation: Philosopher, Literary Critic, Poet
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