List of people from Staten Island

This is a list of notable people who were either born or have lived in Staten Island, today a borough of New York City, New York, at some time in their lives. The list does not include people who were only in Staten Island as college students, military personnel, or prisoners. Approximately 800 people (or performing groups) are listed alphabetically under their primary vocations, which themselves are listed alphabetically.

Actors, actresses, dancers, models, film and TV

Past

Recent

Architects

Artists

Business, labor, philanthropy

Crime

Historical notables and early settlers

Inventors

Military and government

Musicians

Past

Recent

Politicians

Past

Recent

Religion

Science, mathematics, medicine

Sports

Baseball

Basketball

Bowling

Boxing

Football

Golf

Gymnastics

Hockey

Ice skating

Martial arts

Racket sports

Soccer

Track and field

Wrestling

Other

Writers

Past

Recent

See also

References

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