Who was ella fitgerald?
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Ella Fitzgerald, Jazz Singer \n\nBorn: 25 April 1918 \nBirthplace: Newport News, Virginia \nDied: 15 June 1996 (Complications from diabetes) \nBest Known As: Jazz vocalist known for scat singing \nElla Fitzgerald, singing with the Chick Webb Band, had her first hit record in 1938 with "A-Tisket, A-Tasket." In 1942 she began a solo career that included appearances in the movies, as well as a string of popular recordings with the great players of jazz. Although principally a jazz singer, her effortless style and interpretations of songs by George Gershwin and Cole Porter (and others) made her one of the most popular American singers of the 20th century.
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Hi\n\nFaith Brook is the answer you are looking for.\n\nLink Below.
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I have no idea. I don't think they are anyone famous. A web search has only turned up links to the UK census and historic documents. Do you have any other information about this person such as where they lived, in what context you came across their name, age etc etc. There are lots of websites that can help you track down people, both living and dead, but you need a little bit more than just a name.
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Emma Susan (Daugherty) Banister was the first known woman sherrif in US. Alaska is not known.
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Evonne Goolagong (Cawley)\n\nPast
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she would not have been j.k. rowling.  that's about the only accurate answer i can give you.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alex_trebeck
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Newsday has some good pictures of her in that costume.  Hope this helps :)
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Go to PBS.com and look up some of their stuff on her.\n\nThey had a great show on her a couple years ago that blew my mind. For example, I never knew how far right she was... omg to the extreme. She also refused to hire any other women on her staff or appoint any other females. She believed they would be too much competition.\n\nCheck it out. It will throw u for a loop.\n\nOh yeah and she also believed in British imperalism and stated she wanted to make Britain great again by reimposing the global imperalism that Britain had once attained.
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How about Rosalind Franklin?\nhttp://www.accessexcellence.org/RC/AB/BC/Rosalind_Franklin.html
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Ella Fitzgerald (1924-1996) \nKnown as the "First Lady of Jazz," Fitzgerald was one of the most celebrated singers in the country. She was also the first African American to win a Grammy music award.
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She wasn't the Queen of Egypt. Go have a look at www.ushistory.org/more/darragh.htm. You will find more than you need. Good Luck
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Is that the young woman?  Maybe you could try contacting the Christian Science Monitor, the paper she was working with at the time.  They may even have some information on their web site.
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Alexander Graham Bell\n\nSpeculated that "the day is coming when telegraph [phone] wires will be laid on to houses just like water and gas — and friends converse with each other without leaving home."
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OK\nAttention Laura Norda?\nLaura Norda, please return to the UK immediately.  Windlehurst6 is looking for you.\n\nHey Windlehurst, maybe that is why she left...
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Walter Sickert\n\nI recommend the below book, very informative and interesting.
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rumored to be Lady Edwina Mountbatten