bi·og·ra·phy 
(bī-ŏgrə-fē)
(bī-ŏgrə-fē)n. pl. bi·og·ra·phies
1. An account of a person's life written, composed, or produced by another: a film biography of Adlai Stevenson; an oral biography.
2. Biographies considered as a group, especially when regarded as a genre.
3. The writing, composition, or production of biographies: a career entirely devoted to biography.
[Late Greek biographiā : Greek bio-, bio- + Greek -graphiā, -graphy.]
- George Augustus
- George Bernard
- George Brinton
- George Bryan
- George Caleb
- George Catlett
- George Charles de
- George Corley
- George Edward
- George Edward
- George Ellery
- George Frederic
- George Frideric
- George Gabriel
- George Gaylord
- George Gordon
- George Gordon
- George Guess.
- George Harold
- George Henry
- George Herbert
- George Herbert
- George Herbert Walker
- George Herman
- George Horace