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Stacey Keach, Actor, Walter Stacey Keach Jr., (USA, 1941). Phil Keaggy, Guitarist, singer, songwriter and founder member of rock band Glass Harp; Philip Tyler Keaggy (Youngstown, Ohio 23 March 1951). Uncle Duke Keaggy, Olympic Archery trainer and author; David Keaggy (Ohio). Cheri Keaggy, Singer, songwriter and musician; Cheri Anderson Keaggy (née Anderson; place and date unknown). Staci Keanan, Actor; Anastasia Sogorsky (Devon, Pennsylvania 6 June 1975). Buster Keaton, Comedian Joseph Frank Keaton (Piqua, Kansas 4 October 1895 - 1 February 1966 Los Angeles, California). Also known as Joseph Francis Keaton. Diane Keaton, Actor, Diane Hall, (USA, 1946). Michael Keaton, Actor, Michael John Douglas (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania 9 September 1951). Howard Keel, Singer/actor,
Harold Clifford Leek (Gillespie, Ruby Keeler, Dancer/actor, Ethel Hilda Keeler, (Canada, 1909-1993). Wee Willie Keeler, Baseball player; William Henry Keeler (Brooklyn, New York 3 March 1872 - 1 January 1923). Hall of Famer. Maynard James Keenan, Singer; James Herbert Keenan (Ravenna, Ohio 17 April 1964). Carolyn Keene, Author of the Nancy Drew tales; Mildred Wirt Benson, later known as Mildred Benson, née Mildred Augustine (Ladora, Iowa 10 July 1905 - 28 May 2002). The main (but not the only) user of this nom de plume. Laura Keene, Stage actor, Mary Moss, (USA, 1820-1873). Estes Kefauver, U.S. Senator, Carey Estes Kefauver, (USA, 1903-1963). Garrison Keillor, Radio host; Gary Edward Keillor (Anoka, Minnesota 8 July 1942). Brian Keith, Actor, Robert Keith Richey Jr. (Bayonne, New Jersey 14 November 1921 - 24 June 1997). Ian Keith, Silents and Talkies Actor, Keith Ross, (USA, 1899-1960). Robert Keith, Actor, Robert Keith Richey (Father of Brian Keith) (USA, 1896-1966). Penelope Keith, Actor; Penelope Keith (England, 1940). Toby Keith, Country singer; Toby Keith Covel (Clinton, Oklahoma 8 July 1961). Helen Keller, Writer, lecturer and political activist; Helen Adams Keller (Tuscumbia, Alabama 27 June 1880 - 1 June 1968). Faye Kellerman, Novelist; Faye Marder (St Louis, Missouri 31 July 1952). DeForest Kelley, Actor (Star Trek; "It's worse than that, He's dead, Jim"), Jackson DeForest Kelley (USA, 1920-99). Colin Kelly, Airman; Colin Purdie Kelly, Jr. (Madison, Florida 11 July 1915 - 10 December 1941). Grace Kelly, Actor; Grace Patricia Kelly (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 1929-1982). King Kelly, Baseball player; Michael Joseph Kelly (Troy, New York 31 December 1857 - 8 November 1894).
Molly Kelly, née Molly Craig; aboriginal Australian who became the subject of the film "The Rabbit Proof Fence" (Jigalong, Western Australia c1917 - 13 January 2004). She died at Jigalong, too. Patsy Kelly, Actor, Bridget Veronica Kelly, (USA, 1910-1981). R. Kelly, R&B singer; Robert Kelly (Chicago, Illinois 8 January 1969). "Red" Kelly, Bassist and club owner; Thomas Raymond Kelly (Shelby, Montana 29 August 1927 - 9 June 2004). "Shipwreck" Kelly, Flagpole sitter, Alvin A. Kelly, (USA, 1893-1952). Lord Kelvin (The First Baron Kelvin), Physicist and engineer; William Thomson (Belfast, Ireland 26 June 1824 - 17 Dec 1907). Lord Kelvin, Physicist; William Thomson (Belfast 26 June 1824). Jeremy Kemp, Actor; Edmund Walker (Chesterfield, England 3 February 1935). Joan Kemp-Welch, Theatre director and Television producer, Glory Vincent Green (England, 1906 - 1999).
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