List of Long Islanders

This is a list of notable people either born in, from or connected to Long Island.

List

Born on Long Island
Name Date of birth Place of birth Date of death Place of death Occupation
A+ 29 August 1981 Hempstead, New York — — rapper
Criss Angel 19 December 1967 Hempstead, New York — — illusionist
Richard Angelo 20 August 1962 West Islip, New York — — serial killer
Judd Apatow 6 December 1967 Flushing, New York — — movie producer
Chris Armas 27 August 1972 The Bronx, New York — — soccer player
Ashanti 13 October 1980 Glen Cove, New York — — entertainer
Alec Baldwin 3 April 1953 Massapequa, New York — — actor
Daniel Baldwin 5 October 1960 Massapequa, New York — — actor
Stephen Baldwin 12 May 1966 Massapequa, New York — — actor
William Baldwin 21 February 1963 Massapequa, New York — — actor
Jon Bellion 26 December 1990 Lake Grove, New York — — singer, songwriter, record producer, rapper
Matt Bennett 13 November 1991 Massapequa, New York — — actor, singer, screenwriter
Craig Biggio 14 December 1965 Smithtown, New York — — baseball player
Sue Bird 16 October 1980 Syosset, New York — — basketball player
Brendan B. Brown 11 October 1973 Northport, New York — — singer, songwriter
Dan Budnik 20 May 1933 Mineola, New York — — photographer
Mariah Carey 27 March 1969 Huntington, New York — — singer, songwriter
Marie Colvin 12 January 1956 Oyster Bay, New York 22 February 2012 Homs, Syria journalist
Anthony Cumia 26 April 1961 Elwood, New York — — radio personality
Taylor Dayne 7 March 1962 Baldwin, New York — — actress, singer
Adam Fox 17 February 1998 Jericho, New York — — ice hockey player
Chris Jericho 9 November 1970 Manhasset, New York — — actor, musician, wrestler
Kalomira 31 January 1985 West Hempstead, New York — — singer and musician
Jesse Lacey 10 July 1978 Levittown, New York — — musician
Lindsay Lohan 2 July 1986 The Bronx, New York — — actress, singer
Meredith O'Connor 12 July 1996 Huntington, New York — — musician
Howard Stern 12 January 1954 Jackson Heights, Queens, New York — — radio personality
Joanne Tomblin Long Island, New York — — former first lady of West Virginia
Meg Whitman 4 August 1956 Cold Spring Harbor, New York — — business executive
Bruce Wolosoff 27 March 1955 Manhattan, New York — — composer
Raised on Long Island (but not born on Long Island)
Name Date of birth Place of birth Date of death Place of death Occupation
Derrick Adkins 2 July 1970 Brooklyn, New York — — track athlete
Mick Foley 7 June 1965 Bloomington, Indiana — — wrestler
Susan Foster — Queens, New York — — jewelry designer
Bill Freiberger 17 January 1962 Brooklyn, New York — — television writer
Moira Kelly 6 March 1968 Queens, New York — — actress
Ron Kovic 4 July 1946 Ladysmith, Wisconsin — — activist
pH-1 (Harry Park) 23 July 1989 South Korea — — rapper
Jerry Seinfeld 29 April 1954 Brooklyn, New York — — comedian
Moved to Long Island as an adult (neither born nor raised on Long Island)
Name Date of birth Place of birth Date of death Place of death Occupation
Lloyd Banks 30 April 1982 New Carrollton, Maryland — — rapper
Raoul Barré 29 January 1874 Montréal, Québec, Canada 21 May 1932 Montréal, Québec, Canada animator, artist, cartoonist
Theodore Roosevelt 27 October 1858 Flatiron District, New York 6 January 1919 Oyster Bay, New York 26th president of the United States
John Serry Sr 29 January 1915 Brooklyn, New York 14 September 2003 Valley Stream, New York musician, composer
William Patrick Stuart-Houston 12 March 1911 Liverpool, United Kingdom 14 July 1987 Patchogue, New York nephew of Adolf Hitler
Tazz 11 October 1967 Red Hook, Brooklyn, New York — — wrestler
Princess Xenia Georgievna of Russia 22 August 1903 Mikhailovskoe, Russian Empire 17 September 1965 Glen Cove, New York princess of Russia

Born on Long Island

Raised on Long Island (but not born on Long Island)

Moved to Long Island as an adult (neither born nor raised on Long Island)

Connected to Long Island

References

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  2. ↑ Morga, Paula; Westover, Jonas (2002). "Green, Stanley". Grove Music Online. Oxford University Press. doi:10.1093/gmo/9781561592630.article.A2283026.
  3. ↑ https://web.archive.org/web/20130921082112/http://cdn.media.oscar.abc.com/media/2013/pdf/nominees/animatedshort-longestdaycare-davidsilverman.jpg | Silverman, David. "Nominated for: Animated Short for "Maggie Simpson in 'The Longest Daycare' "". 85th Academy Awards Nominee Questionnaire. The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences. Archived from the original on September 21, 2013. Retrieved February 27, 2013.