Peter Folger, American coffee heir, socialite Domingo Ghirardelli, namesake of the Ghirardelli Chocolate Company Henry J. Kaiser, father of modern American shipbuilding Ingemar Henry Lundquist, mechanical engineer, and inventor of over the wire balloon angioplasty Joe Shoong, Chinese immigrant and founder of the National Dollar Stores chain Francis Marion Smith, the "Borax King" Charles Miner Goodall, Co-Founder of the Pacific Coast Steamship Company Lewis Bradbury, a gold-mining millionaire who owned the Tajo Mine in Mexico, and later became a real estate developer Military Brigadier General Henry Brevard Davidson of the Confederate States Army John Coffee Hays, Texas Ranger and first sheriff of San Francisco Eli L. Huggins, Indian Wars soldier and Medal of Honor recipient Henry T. Johns, American Civil War soldier and Medal of Honor recipient Oscar Fitzalan Long, Indian Wars soldier and Medal of Honor recipient Jeremiah C. Sullivan, Union Army general and staff member of Ulysses S. Grant Adam Weissel, United States Navy sailor and Medal of Honor recipient Arts and culture Lucy Adeline Briggs Cole Rawson Peckinpah Smallman, botanical artist and plant collector. Leandro Campanari, Italian-American violinist, conductor, composer and music teacher. Herbert A. Collins, landscape and portrait artist Ina Coolbrith, California's first poet laureate Andre Hicks (aka Mac Dre), Bay Area rapper, record label owner, and producer Thomas Hill, artist William Keith, California landscape artist Bernard Maybeck, architect Julia Morgan, architect Frank Norris, author Floyd Salas, author Isabel Seal Stovel, organizers of the City of San Francisco Music Week Bella French Swisher (1837–1893), writer Douglas Tilden, sculptor Local history David D. Colton, vice president of the Southern Pacific Railroad, namesake of the city of Colton, California Henry Durant, first president of the University of California, Berkeley Nannie S. Brown Kramer, organizer, president and membership director of the Oakland Women's City Club Virginia Prentiss, African-American midwife and nanny to Jack London Jane K. Sather, donor of Sather Gate and Sather Tower to the University of California, Berkeley Francis K. Shattuck, prominent in the politics and early development of Alameda County, Oakland and Berkeley William T. Shorey, African-American whaling captain and Oakland civic leader John Swett, founder of the California Public School System Charles Lee Tilden, namesake of Tilden Regional Park Other Volney V. Ashford, exiled revolutionary Cloe Annette Buckel, one of the first female doctors in California Glenn Burke, first openly gay player in Major League Baseball Henry D. Cogswell, dentist and temperance movement crusader Marcus