Beverly (Massachusetts)

Essex County

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Beverly is a city in Essex County, Massachusetts, United States. The city, founded in 1626 by Roger Conant with almost 40,000 inhabitants, is located just north of the County seat Salem.

Beverly is part of the Essex National Heritage Area. The city is home to the Endicott College and the record label Rykodisc.

Personalities

  • Jesse Anthony (* 1985), cross driver
  • John Appleton (1815 - 1864), politician
  • Ezekiel Bacon (1776 - 1870), politician
  • Bo Burnham (* 1990), Internet Artist
  • Nik Caner - Medley ( b. 1983 ), basketball player
  • Bobby Carpenter ( born 1963 ), ice hockey player
  • Roger Conant (1592 - 1679), founder
  • Travis Dewey (born 1971 ), musician
  • Bill Gilligan (born 1954 ), ice hockey player
  • Michael J. Harrington ( b. 1936 ), politician
  • Joshua Herrick (1793 - 1874), politician
  • Ted Hood (1927 - 2013), sailors
  • John Frederick Kensett (1816 - 1872), painter
  • Henry Cabot Lodge Jr. (1902 - 1985), politician
  • Frederick Albion Upper (1849 - 1913), a biologist
  • Ashley Phillips ( born 1986 ), footballer
  • Robert Rantoul (1805 - 1852), politician
  • Nathan Read (1759 - 1849), politician
  • Thomas E. Ricks ( born 1955 ), journalist
  • Giorgio de Santillana (1902 - 1974), scientists
  • Jack Sharkey (1902 - 1974), Boxer
  • Benjamin Thomas (1813 - 1878), politician
  • Arthur Whiting (1861 - 1936), Pianist
County (United States) Essex County (Massachusetts) Federal Information Processing Standards City (United States) Roger Conant (Salem, Massachusetts founder) Salem (Massachusetts) Bobby Carpenter (ice hockey) Joseph Dane Frederick Albion Ober Robert Rantoul, Jr. Thomas E. Ricks (journalist) Benjamin Thomas (congressman)
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