The following is a list of people from Huntsville, Alabama:
A Viola Allen, actress Andrew J. Applegate, first lieutenant governor of Alabama Ernest Ashworth, country music singer Christine Auten, voice actress Carla Azar, musician
B Tallulah Bankhead, actress William B. Bankhead, politician Rosa Lula Barnes, community leader Garry Betty, former president and CEO of EarthLink Bo Bice, musician David B. Birney, Civil War general, abolitionist James G. Birney, abolitionist William Birney, Civil War general Thomas Boyd, football player Andrea Bradford, soprano and businesswoman Jed Bradley, Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Mo Brooks, politician from Alabama's 5th district Michael E. Brown, astronomer Tom Butler, politician Larry Byrom, musician
C Julia Campbell, actress Samuel A. Cartwright, physician Sheryll D. Cashin, professor Reg E. Cathey, actor Bobby Cattage, basketball player Fred Child, radio host T. J. Chung, engineer Stewart Cink, golfer Randolph Royall Claiborne Jr., bishop Benjamin L. Clapp, Mormon leader Alex Clay, soccer player Clement Claiborne Clay, politician Jeremiah Clemens, politician Kay Cornelius, author Robert E. Cramer, politician Julia Pleasants Creswell (1827–1886), poet, novelist Thomas Turpin Crittenden, Civil War general Howard Cross, football player Milton K. Cummings, cotton broker and space-defense industry executive
D Werner J. A. Dahm, former Chief Scientist of the U.S. Air Force Kenneth Darby, football player Jan Davis, astronaut Felicia Day, actress, writer, director, violinist, and singer Grant Dayton, baseball player Kim Dickens, actress Antoine Dodson, internet celebrity Nic Dowd, hockey player Shawn Draper, football player
E Bobby Eaton, wrestler
F Trey Flowers, football player
G William Willis Garth, politician Edward Gillespie, attorney in arms John Campbell Greenway, U.S. Army general, Rough Rider, husband of Isabella Greenway Parker Griffith, politician
H Milton B. Halsey, U.S. Army major general Andrew Jackson Hamilton, politician and military governor of Texas Cully Hamner, comic book artist and writer"Comic creator: Cully Hamner". Lambiek Comiclopedia. Retrieved July 25, 2013.Wake, Matt (January 23, 2013). "Cully Hamner, Huntsville native, discusses Superman artist gig and Bruce Willis sequel based on his comics". AL.com. Jeffrey S. Harper, educator and author John Hendricks, founder and chairman of Discovery Communications Dwone Hicks, football player Margaret Hoelzer, Olympic swimmer Bill Holbrook, comic strip artist and writer Condredge Holloway, football player Matthew Houck, indie-folk musician David Hubbard, former U.S. Congressman for the 2nd and 5th Districts of Alabama and former member of the Confederate Congress Donnie Humphrey, football player
J Mick Jenkins, hip hop artist Walter Jones, football player Walter B. Jones, geologist
K
JJ Kaplan (born 1997), American-Israeli basketball player in the Israeli Basketball Premier League Joey Kent, football player Jimmy Key, baseball player Craig Kimbrel, baseball player David A. King, former director of Marshall Space Flight Center Ralph Knowles, attorney
L Trevor Lacey, professional basketball player Marc Lacy, author Mark Lenzi, Olympic diver Clarke Lewis, politician William M. Lowe, politician Joseph Lowery, civil rights activist Michael Luwoye, Broadway actor known for playing the title role in the Broadway musical Hamilton
M Ralph Malone, football player Chris Martin, football player Bo Matthews, football player Jordan Matthews, football player Ken McBride, baseball player Gerald McCullouch, actor Paul McDonald, singer Spike McRoy, golfer Jimmy Means, NASCAR driver Izzy Miller, singer/songwriter Virginia Miller, heptathlete Don Mincher, baseball player Rashad Moore, football player John H. Moores, politician JoAnn H. Morgan, aerospace engineer John Hunt Morgan, Civil War general
O Amobi Okoye, football player Edward A. O'Neal, former governor of Alabama David F. O'Neill, naval aviator and major general, U.S. Marine Corps
P Thomas George Percy, Alabama settler James Phelan Sr., Confederate politician John Dennis Phelan, jurist Macon Phillips, White House director of New Media Susanna Phillips, opera singer Stan Pietkiewicz, basketball player LeRoy Pope, Alabama settler Paula Poundstone, comedian
R Steve Raby, politician Reggie Ragland, football player Israel Raybon, football player James Record, politician Brian Reynolds, video game designer Scottie Reynolds, basketball player William N. Richardson, politician Ramzee Robinson, football player Jared Ross, hockey player Jake Rufe, soccer player Debby Ryan, actress, singer
S Destin Sandlin, YouTuber William August Schulze (1905–2001), German-American rocket scientist and Operation Paperclip hire Terri Sewell, U.S. representative Bryan Shelton, tennis player Mark C. Smith, founder of Universal Data Systems James Spann, broadcast meteorologist John Sparkman, politician Mark Spencer, computer engineer Roy Spencer, climatologist Robert L. Spragins, U.S. Army major general John Stallworth, football player Bennett M. Stewart, politician Marvin Stone, basketball player Gabby Street, baseball player Dale Strong, U.S. representative Jon Sumrall, college football coach Jayson Swain, football player
T Conrad Thompson, podcast host David Howard Thornton, actor Kim Tibbs, songwriter Cliff Toney, football player Nick Torres, songwriter Harry Townes, actor, Episcopal priest
V Ned Vaughn, actor Margrit von Braun, environmental engineer and researcher Wernher von Braun, German rocket scientist who lived in Huntsville for 20 years Hans A. von Spakovsky, former member of the Federal Election Commission
W Jimmy Wales, co-founder of Wikipedia John Williams Walker, politician LeRoy Pope Walker, Confederate States Secretary of War Percy Walker, politician Richard Wilde Walker, Confederate politician Richard Wilde Walker Jr., former associate justice of the Alabama Supreme Court Jonathan Wallace, basketball player Mervyn Warren, film and TV composer, music producer, recording artist Mario West, basketball player Addison White, U.S. congressman, Confederate Army officer Austin Wiley, Olympian, basketball gold medal, bronze medal Kyle Wright, starting pitcher for the Atlanta Braves Myron Benjamin Wright, aviator
References