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==Notable people==

=== Public Service ===

* [[John T. Bird]] (1829-1911), U.S. House of Representatives (1869-1873).

* [[James Buchanan (New Jersey politician)|James Buchanan]] (1839-1900), U.S. House of Representatives (1885-1893).
* [[Bradley M. Campbell]] (born 1961), commissioner, [[New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection]] (2002-2006)
* [[Alvah A. Clark]] (1840-1912), U.S. House of Representatives (1877-1881).
* [[Johnston Cornish]] (1858-1920), U.S. House of Representatives (1893-1895).
* [[Thomas W. Greelish]] (1939-1991), [[United States Attorney for the District of New Jersey]] (1985-1987).
* [[George Holcombe]] (1786–1828), member of the [[United States House of Representatives]] from [[New Jersey's at-large congressional district]]

* [[William Kirkpatrick (New York politician)|William Kirkpatrick]] (1769–1832), United States Congressman  
* [[Leonard Lance]] (born 1952), United States Congressman
* [[Andrew Maguire (politician)|Andrew Maguire]] (born 1939), U.S. House of Representatives (1975-1981).
* [[Tom Malinowski]] (born 1965), U.S. House of Representatives (2019–2023).<ref>{{Cite web |last=Biryukov |first=Nikita |date=2020-05-04 |title=Kean pushing local Republicans to hit Malinowski over federal aid |url=https://newjerseyglobe.com/congress/kean-pushing-local-republicans-to-hit-malinowski-over-federal-aid/ |access-date=2025-04-18 |website=New Jersey Globe |language=en-US}}</ref>
* [[David S. Manners]] (1808-1884), 9th [[Mayor of Jersey City, New Jersey]] (1852-1857).
* [[Mallory McMorrow]] (born 1986), Member of the [[Michigan Senate]] (2019-Present).
* [[Daniel Morgan]] (1736-1802), Revolutionary War general, U.S. House of Representatives (1797-1799).
* [[James Parker (New Jersey politician)|James Parker]] (1776-1868), U.S. House of Representatives (1833-1837), [[Mayor of Perth Amboy, New Jersey]] (1815-1816, 1850-1851).
* [[James N. Pidcock]] (1836-1899), New Jersey General Assembly, U.S. House of Representatives (1885-1889).
* [[Horace Griggs Prall]] (1881-1951), Member of the New Jersey Senate, Acting Governor of New Jersey.
* [[Collin McKinney]], Texas independence leader
* [[Donna Simon]] (born 1960), New Jersey General Assembly (2012-2016).
* [[Bennet Van Syckel]] (1830-1921), Associate Justice of the [[Supreme Court of New Jersey|New Jersey Supreme Court]] (1869-1904).
* [[Christine Todd Whitman]] (born 1946), 50th Governor of New Jersey

=== Businesspeople ===

* [[Robert Greifeld]] (born 1957), former CEO and chairman of [[Nasdaq, Inc.]]
* [[Gary Vaynerchuk]] (born 1975), entrepreneur and internet personality 

=== Actors ===

* [[John Amos]] (1939-2024)

* [[Emma Bell]] (born 1986)
* [[Anne Elstner]] (1899–1981)
* [[James Gandolfini]] (1961-2013)
* [[Taissa Farmiga]] (born 1994)
* [[Vera Farmiga]] (born 1973)
* [[Alison Haislip]] (born 1981)
* [[Charlie Murphy (actor)|Charlie Murphy]] (1959-2017)
* [[Peter Ostrum]] (born 1957) 
* [[Joe Piscopo]] (born 1951)
* [[Alex Shaffer (actor)|Alex Shaffer]] (born 1993)
* [[Dorothy Stickney]] (1896-1998)
* [[Jessica Vosk]] (born 1983)

=== Musicians ===

* [[Aruna (singer)|Aruna]] (born 1975), electronic music vocalist

* [[Scott Bradlee]] (born 1981), creator of [[Postmodern Jukebox]] 
* [[Danny Federici]] (1950–2008), organ and keyboard player for the [[E Street Band]] 

* [[Kyp Malone]] (born 1973), multi-instrumentalist, member of the band [[TV on the Radio]] 

* [[Sharon Van Etten]] (born 1981), singer-songwriter 
* [[Frederica von Stade|Frederica Von Stade]] (born 1945), opera singer
* [[James Valenti]] (born 1977), operatic tenor
* [[Gene Ween]] (born 1970), founding member of [[Ween]]
* [[George David Weiss]] (1921-2010), songwriter and arranger 

=== Athletics ===

* [[Brad Benson]] (born 1955), offensive lineman who played for the [[New York Giants]]

* [[Jason Cabinda]] (born 1996), [[linebacker]] for the [[Detroit Lions]]

* [[Jack Cust]] (born 1979), professional baseball designated hitter and outfielder

* [[Garrett LeRose]] (born 1985), head coach, [[Washington and Lee Generals football]] team
* [[Jayson Williams]] (born 1968), former NBA player