Indian convert, lived in the 17th century. He acted as guide to Father Brebeuf, and was converted to Christianity by that missionary

French author of a guide to phraseology for VFR pilots

historien, journaliste, guide-conférencier français

French guide / lecturer

Author of "A Call to Peace: A Guide to Christian Pacifism and Peacemaking"

Aboriginal guide, tracker and constable

Aboriginal guide, tracker and constable

American scout, guide, interpreter and merchant

[Guide] - 1870:1950 - Sister of Maggie Papakura, and helped with the management of the concert party of Whakarewarewa Maori.

Michelin Red Guide editor

Museum visitor experience guide

French photographer, director, guide and lecturer

Aboriginal guide and cultural broker

Author of Classified guide to technical and commercial books

French tourist guide writer

Director of Literary Services at the Idaho Commission on the Arts

Professor of Computer Science, University of Maine, Orono, Maine. Author of A Comprehensive Guide to the IBM PC and others.

Croatian New Zealand mountaineer, guide, writer and scientific collector

1852–1941 Farmer, mountaineer, guide

New Zealand mountaineer, guide and miner

Girl guide leader, women's naval administrator

Chief Guide, Girlguiding UK, 2011–16

Professeur en métaphysiologie, guide spirituel, -

Girl Guide commissioner

Linguist specializing in Romance languages, tourist guide, translator and professor of Spanish

First female nature guide of the US Park Service

Radio show host, Spokesperson, licensed Israeli tour guide

Eenoolooapik, also known as Bobbie, Inuk traveller, guide (born at Qimisuk, Cumberland Sound, NWT 1820?; died at Cumberland Sound 1847), brother of Tookoolito. He travelled to Britain in 1839 with whaling captain William Penny, who had hoped to estab

Turner, craftsman and mountain guide

Mi'kmaw hunter and guide

Girl Guide Chief Commissioner for the British Commonwealth

Canadian trapper

Algerian desert guide and explorer