Baker’s Dozen IV

Andrews, Fictional or Real

  1. Andrew Jackson, 7th US President
  2. Pamela Andrews, heroine of the 1740 novel Pamela, or Virtue Rewarded
  3. Archie Andrews, comic book legend
  4. Andrew Flynn, detective on The Closer and Major Crimes
  5. Andrew Martin, protagonist of Bicentennial Man, played by Robin Williams

Andrews, Fictional or Real

  1. Andrew Jackson, 7th US President
  2. Pamela Andrews, heroine of the 1740 novel Pamela, or Virtue Rewarded
  3. Archie Andrews, comic book legend
  4. Andrew Flynn, detective on The Closer and Major Crimes
  5. Andrew Martin, protagonist of Bicentennial Man, played by Robin Williams
  6. Andrew Mountbatton-Windsor - formally known as Prince

Andrews, Fictional or Real

  1. Andrew Jackson, 7th US President
  2. Pamela Andrews, heroine of the 1740 novel Pamela, or Virtue Rewarded
  3. Archie Andrews, comic book legend
  4. Andrew Flynn, detective on The Closer and Major Crimes
  5. Andrew Martin, protagonist of Bicentennial Man, played by Robin Williams
  6. Andrew Mountbatton-Windsor - formally known as Prince
  7. Julie Andrews - singing star of stage and screen

Andrews, Fictional or Real

  1. Andrew Jackson, 7th US President
  2. Pamela Andrews, heroine of the 1740 novel Pamela, or Virtue Rewarded
  3. Archie Andrews, comic book legend
  4. Andrew Flynn, detective on The Closer and Major Crimes
  5. Andrew Martin, protagonist of Bicentennial Man, played by Robin Williams
  6. Andrew Mountbatton-Windsor - formally known as Prince
  7. Julie Andrews - singing star of stage and screen
  8. Andy Scott - guitarist for The Sweet

Andrews, Fictional or Real

  1. Andrew Jackson, 7th US President
  2. Pamela Andrews, heroine of the 1740 novel Pamela, or Virtue Rewarded
  3. Archie Andrews, comic book legend
  4. Andrew Flynn, detective on The Closer and Major Crimes
  5. Andrew Martin, protagonist of Bicentennial Man, played by Robin Williams
  6. Andrew Mountbatton-Windsor - formally known as Prince
  7. Julie Andrews - singing star of stage and screen
  8. James J. Andrews – leader of the famed ‘Andrews Raid’ during the Civil War

-“BB”-

I saw what you did there – but wouldn’t he be formally known as THE Prince?

-“BB”-

Andrews, Fictional or Real

  1. Andrew Jackson, 7th US President
  2. Pamela Andrews, heroine of the 1740 novel Pamela, or Virtue Rewarded
  3. Archie Andrews, comic book legend
  4. Andrew Flynn, detective on The Closer and Major Crimes
  5. Andrew Martin, protagonist of Bicentennial Man, played by Robin Williams
  6. Andrew Mountbatton-Windsor - formally known as Prince
  7. Julie Andrews - singing star of stage and screen
  8. James J. Andrews – leader of the famed ‘Andrews Raid’ during the Civil War
  9. Merry Andrew - Henry VIII’s jester

Andrews, Fictional or Real

  1. Andrew Jackson, 7th US President
  2. Pamela Andrews, heroine of the 1740 novel Pamela, or Virtue Rewarded
  3. Archie Andrews, comic book legend
  4. Andrew Flynn, detective on The Closer and Major Crimes
  5. Andrew Martin, protagonist of Bicentennial Man, played by Robin Williams
  6. Andrew Mountbatton-Windsor - formally known as Prince
  7. Julie Andrews - singing star of stage and screen
  8. James J. Andrews – leader of the famed ‘Andrews Raid’ during the Civil War
  9. Merry Andrew - Henry VIII’s jester
  10. Thomas Andrews Jr. - Chief naval architect for the Titanic

Andrews, Fictional or Real

  1. Andrew Jackson, 7th US President
  2. Pamela Andrews, heroine of the 1740 novel Pamela, or Virtue Rewarded
  3. Archie Andrews, comic book legend
  4. Andrew Flynn, detective on The Closer and Major Crimes
  5. Andrew Martin, protagonist of Bicentennial Man, played by Robin Williams
  6. Andrew Mountbatton-Windsor - formally known as Prince
  7. Julie Andrews - singing star of stage and screen
  8. James J. Andrews – leader of the famed ‘Andrews Raid’ during the Civil War
  9. Merry Andrew - Henry VIII’s jester
  10. Thomas Andrews Jr. - Chief naval architect for the Titanic
  11. Andrew Martin, also known as the wrestler Test in the World Wrestling Federation during the Attitude Era

Andrews, Fictional or Real

  1. Andrew Jackson, 7th US President
  2. Pamela Andrews, heroine of the 1740 novel Pamela, or Virtue Rewarded
  3. Archie Andrews, comic book legend
  4. Andrew Flynn, detective on The Closer and Major Crimes
  5. Andrew Martin, protagonist of Bicentennial Man, played by Robin Williams
  6. Andrew Mountbatton-Windsor - formally known as Prince
  7. Julie Andrews - singing star of stage and screen
  8. James J. Andrews – leader of the famed ‘Andrews Raid’ during the Civil War
  9. Merry Andrew - Henry VIII’s jester
  10. Thomas Andrews Jr. - Chief naval architect for the Titanic
  11. Andrew Martin, also known as the wrestler Test in the World Wrestling Federation during the Attitude Era
  12. Andrew Lloyd Webber - English composer

Andrews, Fictional or Real

  1. Andrew Jackson, 7th US President
  2. Pamela Andrews, heroine of the 1740 novel Pamela, or Virtue Rewarded
  3. Archie Andrews, comic book legend
  4. Andrew Flynn, detective on The Closer and Major Crimes
  5. Andrew Martin, protagonist of Bicentennial Man, played by Robin Williams
  6. Andrew Mountbatton-Windsor - formally known as Prince
  7. Julie Andrews - singing star of stage and screen
  8. James J. Andrews – leader of the famed ‘Andrews Raid’ during the Civil War
  9. Merry Andrew - Henry VIII’s jester
  10. Thomas Andrews Jr. - Chief naval architect for the Titanic
  11. Andrew Martin, also known as the wrestler Test in the World Wrestling Federation during the Attitude Era
  12. Andrew Lloyd Webber - English composer
  13. Andrew Dice Clay - American comedian and actor

Alices, Fictional or Real

  1. Alice Paul, American suffragist and women’s rights activist

Alices, Fictional or Real

  1. Alice Paul, American suffragist and women’s rights activist
  2. Alice Liddell, whom Lewis Carroll told stories to and about

Alices, Fictional or Real

  1. Alice Paul, American suffragist and women’s rights activist
  2. Alice Liddell, whom Lewis Carroll told stories to and about
  3. Alice Cooper, pioneer of shock rock

Alices, Fictional or Real

  1. Alice Paul, American suffragist and women’s rights activist
  2. Alice Liddell, whom Lewis Carroll told stories to and about
  3. Alice Cooper, pioneer of shock rock
  4. Alice Nelson, the housekeeper in The Brady Bunch

Alices, Fictional or Real

  1. Alice Paul, American suffragist and women’s rights activist
  2. Alice Liddell, whom Lewis Carroll told stories to and about
  3. Alice Cooper, pioneer of shock rock
  4. Alice Nelson, the housekeeper in The Brady Bunch
  5. Alice Krige, Borg queen

Alices, Fictional or Real

  1. Alice Paul, American suffragist and women’s rights activist
  2. Alice Liddell, whom Lewis Carroll told stories to and about
  3. Alice Cooper, pioneer of shock rock
  4. Alice Nelson, the housekeeper in The Brady Bunch
  5. Alice Krige, Borg queen
  6. Alice Coltrane - jazz musician

Alices, Fictional or Real

  1. Alice Paul, American suffragist and women’s rights activist
  2. Alice Liddell, whom Lewis Carroll told stories to and about
  3. Alice Cooper, pioneer of shock rock
  4. Alice Nelson, the housekeeper in The Brady Bunch
  5. Alice Krige, Borg queen
  6. Alice Coltrane - jazz musician
  7. Alive Doesn’t Live Here Anymore (1974)

Incidentally, the first name of both Fred Willard and the young hero of The Pirates of Penzance was “Frederic” without the “k.”

Alices, Fictional or Real

  1. Alice Paul, American suffragist and women’s rights activist
  2. Alice Liddell, whom Lewis Carroll told stories to and about
  3. Alice Cooper, pioneer of shock rock
  4. Alice Nelson, the housekeeper in The Brady Bunch
  5. Alice Krige, Borg queen
  6. Alice Coltrane - jazz musician
  7. Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore (1974)
  8. Alice - Resident Evil heroine

Alices, Fictional or Real

  1. Alice Paul, American suffragist and women’s rights activist
  2. Alice Liddell, whom Lewis Carroll told stories to and about
  3. Alice Cooper, pioneer of shock rock
  4. Alice Nelson, the housekeeper in The Brady Bunch
  5. Alice Krige, Borg queen
  6. Alice Coltrane - jazz musician
  7. Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore (1974)
  8. Alice - Resident Evil heroine
  9. Alice - Title character of Elton John’s All the Young Girls Love Alice

Alices, Fictional or Real

  1. Alice Paul, American suffragist and women’s rights activist
  2. Alice Liddell, whom Lewis Carroll told stories to and about
  3. Alice Cooper, pioneer of shock rock
  4. Alice Nelson, the housekeeper in The Brady Bunch
  5. Alice Krige, Borg queen
  6. Alice Coltrane - jazz musician
  7. Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore (1974)
  8. Alice - Resident Evil heroine
  9. Alice - Title character of Elton John’s All the Young Girls Love Alice
  10. Alice Roosevelt Longworth- president’s daughter, socialite and wiseass

Elizabeth/Betty/Beth/&c.

  1. Queen Elizabeth I - English monarch