Apparently, in order for AutoGenerateColumns to work in a WPF DataGrid, your collection has to implement IItemProperties although I've found that wrapping my collection in a (windows forms) BindingList does the trick as well (it actually wraps your collection, unlike the ObservableCollection which just copies your collections' members into itself).
Either way, I would use an ObservableCollection instead (so that the UI is notified of additions/removals), and implement INotifyPropertyChanged on your Person class so that the UI is notified of changes to that type's property values.
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