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Schenectady, NY

CITY

Official Website:
http://www.cityofschenectady.com/

Population:
61821 (2000 census)

County:
Schenectady County

SCHOOLS

SchoolFounded
Union College
1795

BIRTHS

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Edward Alden
Journalist
17-Apr-1961   The Closing of the American Border
Ann B. Davis
Actor
5-May-1926 1-Jun-2014 Alice from The Brady Bunch
Dave Garroway
Talk Show Host
13-Jul-1913 21-Jul-1982 Host of Today, 1952-61
Harold Gould
Actor
10-Dec-1923 11-Sep-2010 Martin Morganstern on Rhoda
Patricia Kalember
Actor
30-Dec-1957   Kaleidoscope
Mary Anne Krupsak
Politician
26-Mar-1932   Lt. Governor of New York, 1975-78
Ranald MacDougall
Screenwriter
10-Mar-1915 12-Dec-1973 We're No Angels
Ron Rivest
Computer Programmer
1947   The R in RSA
Mickey Rourke
Actor
16-Sep-1952   The Wrestler
John Sayles
Film Director
28-Sep-1950   The Secret of Roan Inish
Joseph C. Yates
Politician
9-Nov-1768 19-Mar-1837 Governor of New York, 1823-24
Sheree Zampino
Relative
16-Nov-1967   Ex-Wife of Will Smith

DEATHS

NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Ernst F. W. Alexanderson
Inventor
25-Jan-1878 14-May-1975 Developed radio and television at GE and RCA
Tom Cahill
Football
c. 1919 29-Oct-1992 Army Head Coach, 1966-73
William D. Coolidge
Physicist
23-Oct-1873 4-Feb-1975 Tungsten filaments and Coolidge tubes
Albert Wallace Hull
Physicist
19-Apr-1880 22-Jan-1966 Inventor of the magnetron tube
Manfred Jonas
Historian
9-Apr-1927 25-Aug-2013 Isolationism in America, 1935-1941
Joseph C. Yates
Politician
9-Nov-1768 19-Mar-1837 Governor of New York, 1823-24



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