Chester
/ˈʧɛstər/
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Chester, derived from the Latin word 'castrum', meaning 'fortified camp' or 'fort', evokes a sense of strength and protection. Historically, it was associated with Roman military settlements and later became a place name in England. The name carries connotations of resilience and leadership, making it a classic and sturdy choice.
Chester W. Nimitz
Military, WWII Commander of US Pacific Navy
Chester Morris
Actor, Boston Blackie
Chester Kallman
Poet, Librettist, translator
Chester Himes
Author, Lonely Crusade
Chester Gould
Cartoonist, Creator of Dick Tracy
Chester A. Crocker
Government, Asst. Secy. State, African Affairs, 1981-89
Chester Carlson
Inventor, Invented Xerography
Chester Brown
Cartoonist, Yummy Fur
Chester Bowles
Politician, Governor of Connecticut, 1949-51
Chester Bennington
Singer, Linkin Park
Chester G. Atkins
Politician, Congressman from Massachusetts, 1985-93
Chester A. Arthur
Head of State, 21st US President, 1881-85
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