List of people from Alabama
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This is a listing of notable people born in, or notable for their association with the U.S. state of Alabama .
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Hank Aaron
Mel Allen
Hank Aaron , Hall of Fame Major League Baseball player (Mobile )
Ralph Abernathy , civil rights leader, Baptist Minister (Linden )
Act of Congress musical group
Austin Adams , MLB pitcher, Cleveland Indians (Montgomery )
Mario Addison , NFL player, Carolina Panthers (Birmingham )
Robert Aderholt , representative from Alabama's 4th congressional district since 1997 (Haleyville )
Tommie Agee , MLB player (Magnolia )
Tommie Agee , former NFL player, Dallas Cowboys (Maplesville )
Daniel Alarcón , novelist (Birmingham )
David Donald Albritton , Olympic medalist and politician (Danville )
Doyle Alexander , MLB player (Cordova )
Chalmers Alford , musician (Huntsville )
James B. Allen , U.S. senator (1969–1978) (Gadsden )
Jason Allen , NFL player (Muscle Shoals )
Jonathan Allen , NFL player, Washington Commanders (Anniston )
Maryon Pittman Allen , U.S. senator (1978) (Gadsden and Birmingham )
Mel Allen , sportscaster, Alabama football and New York Yankees (Birmingham )
Viola Allen , stage actress (Huntsville )
Bobby Allison , NASCAR driver (Hueytown )
Davey Allison , NASCAR driver (Hueytown )
David Allison , professor at University of Alabama at Birmingham (Birmingham)
Donnie Allison , NASCAR driver (Hueytown )
John Amari , circuit judge and former member of both houses of the Alabama legislature (Trussville )
Mary Anderson , actress (Birmingham )
Ray Anderson , boxer (Anniston )
Glenn Andrews , U.S. representative (1965–1967) (Anniston )
Ivy Andrews , MLB player (Dora )
Sheila Andrews , country music singer (Athens )
John Archibald , Pulitzer-prize-winning journalist, author (Birmingham )
Anthony J. Arduengo, III , chemist, material scientist, professor at University of Alabama (Tuscaloosa )
R.G. Armstrong , actor (Birmingham )
Lloyd Austin , Secretary of Defense nominee (Mobile, Alabama )
Ethel Ayler , actress (Whistler )
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Charles Barkley
Lucas Black
Winton M. Blount
Jimmy Buffett
Spencer Bachus , representative from Alabama's 6th congressional district 1993–2015 (Vestavia Hills )
Mary Badham , actress (Birmingham )
David Baker , activist (Anniston )
Locy Baker , Alabama House of Representatives 1994–2010 (Abbeville )
Hank Ballard , singer (Bessemer )
Tallulah Bankhead , actress (Jasper )
Charles Barkley , Hall of Fame basketball player, television commentator (Leeds )
Reggie Barlow , NFL wide receiver, college football coach (Montgomery )
Desi Barmore (born 1960), American-Israeli basketball player
Mark Barron , NFL player, St. Louis Rams (Mobile )
Inez Baskin , African American journalist and civil rights activist (Florala )
Cynthia Bathurst , animal activist, founder of Safe Humane Chicago and the Court Case Dog Program
Bill Baxley , lieutenant governor (Dothan )
Lucy Baxley , lieutenant governor (2003–2007) (Vestavia Hills )
Colter Bean , former MLB player, New York Yankees (Birmingham )
Paul Bearer , WWE manager and wrestling promoter (Mobile )
Jere Beasley , born in Tyler, Texas , lieutenant governor (1971–1979) (Clayton )
Killer Beaz (born Truett Beasley Jr.), stand-up comedian (Andalusia )
Scott Beason , Alabama state senator (2006–2014) (Hartselle )
Barry Beckett , keyboardist, composer, record producer, original member of Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section (Muscle Shoals )
Ann Bedsole , member of both houses, consecutively, of the Alabama State Legislature 1979 to 1995 (Mobile )
Regina Benjamin , Surgeon General of the United States (Mobile )
Earl Bennett , NFL wide receiver (Birmingham )
Amber Benson , actress (Birmingham )
Bo Bice , singer, American Idol runner-up (Huntsville )
Michael Biehn , actor (Anniston )
James Gillespie Birney (1792–1857), planter, attorney, abolitionist (Huntsville )
Sanford Bishop , U.S. representative from Georgia's 2nd congressional district (Mobile )
Hugo Black , U.S. senator, United States Supreme Court justice (Harlan)
Lucas Black , actor (Speake )
I. M. E. Blandin , writer (Uniontown )
Thomas Edwin Blanton Jr. , white supremacist and co-conspirator in the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing (Birmingham )
Eric Bledsoe , NBA player, Milwaukee Bucks (Birmingham )
Winton Blount , businessman, U.S. postmaster general (1969–1972) (Union Springs )
Michael Boley , NFL linebacker (Gadsden )
Jo Bonner , representative from Alabama's 1st congressional district (2003–2013) (Mobile )
Neil Bonnett , NASCAR driver (Hueytown )
Margaret Boozer , sculptor (Anniston )
Young Boozer , state treasurer (Montgomery )
Stephen "tWitch" Boss , freestyle hip-hop dancer, entertainer, and actor (Montgomery )
Th-resa Bostick , IFBB professional bodybuilder (Birmingham )
Albert Boutwell , lieutenant governor (1959–1963), mayor of Birmingham (1963–1967) (Birmingham )
Bobby Bowden , college football coach, Florida State (Birmingham )
Larry Bowie , former NFL player, Washington Redskins (Anniston )
Frank W. Boykin , former U.S. representative (Bladon Springs )
Robert Bradley's Blackwater Surprise , music group (Evergreen )
Rick Bragg , Pulitzer Prize -winning author (Possum Trot )
Debbie Bramwell-Washington , IFBB professional bodybuilder (Birmingham )
Jeff Brantley , MLB player, ESPN sportscaster
Albert P. Brewer , governor (1968–1971) (Birmingham )
Jeff Briggs , businessman, video game pioneer (Florence )
Bobby Bright , mayor of Montgomery (1999–2009), representative from Alabama's 2nd congressional district (2009–2011) (Montgomery )
Eric Brock , former NFL player (Alexander City )
David G. Bronner , CEO for Retirement Systems of Alabama (Montgomery ), born in Cresco, Iowa
Mo Brooks , representative from Alabama's 5th congressional district since 2011 (Huntsville )
Janice Rogers Brown , U.S. Court of Appeals judge (Luverne )
Jerry Dolyn Brown , folk artist , traditional potter (Hamilton )
Johnny Mack Brown , football player for Alabama , actor (Dothan )
Mary Ward Brown , short story writer and memoirist (Hamburg )
Michael Brown , astronomer (Huntsville )
Roger Brown , artist, member of the Chicago Imagists (Hamilton )
Paul "Bear" Bryant , iconic coach of Alabama football , born in Camden, Arkansas (Tuscaloosa )
John Hall Buchanan Jr. , representative from Alabama's 6th congressional district (1965–1981) (Birmingham and thereafter Bethesda, Maryland )
Jimmy Buffett , singer-songwriter (Mobile ), born in Pascagoula, Mississippi
Bill Burgess , college football head coach, Jacksonville State (Birmingham )
Edward M. Burgess , chemist (Birmingham ), inventor of the Burgess reagent
Edward A. Burkhalter , admiral , United States Navy , Chief of Naval Intelligence , Chief of Staff, Defense Intelligence Agency (Roanoke )
Brett Butler , actress (Montgomery )
Keith Butler , NFL coach, Pittsburgh Steelers (Anniston )
Pat Buttram , actor (Addison )
Larry Byrom , rock music guitarist, Steppenwolf (Huntsville )
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Stewart Cink
Nat King Cole
Tim Cook
Courteney Cox
Matt Cain , baseball player, San Francisco Giants (Dothan )
Antoine Caldwell , NFL player, Houston Texans (Montgomery )
Sonny Callahan , representative from Alabama's 1st congressional district (1985–2003) (Mobile )
Julia Campbell , actress (Huntsville )
Eli Capilouto , twelfth president of the University of Kentucky (Montgomery )
Truman Capote , author of In Cold Blood , born in Louisiana (Monroeville )
Robert Daniel Carmichael , mathematician (born in Goodwater )
Edward Earl Carnes , judge, United States Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit (Albertville )
DeMarre Carroll , NBA player, Brooklyn Nets (Birmingham )
Clarence Carter , soul singer and musician (Montgomery )
Forrest Carter , writer
Jonathan Carter , former NFL player (Anniston )
Nell Carter , actress, singer (Birmingham )
George Washington Carver , scientist, botanist, born in Diamond, Missouri (Tuskegee )
Herman Frank Cash , white supremacist and co-conspirator in the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing (Birmingham )
Tim Castille , NFL player, Kansas City Chiefs (Birmingham )
Reg E. Cathey , actor (Huntsville )
Quinton Caver , former NFL player (Anniston )
Robert Edward Chambliss , white supremacist and co-conspirator in the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing (Birmingham )
Hosea Chanchez , actor (Montgomery )
Josh Chapman , NFL defensive lineman, Indianapolis Colts (Hoover )
Katharine Hopkins Chapman , author and historian (Selma )
Teresa Cheatham , Miss Alabama 1978 (Wellington )
Elaine Cheris (born 1946), Olympic fencer
Bobby Frank Cherry , white supremacist and co-conspirator in the 16th Street Baptist Church bombing (Birmingham )
Fred Child , host of American Public Media 's Performance Today (Huntsville )
Mark Childress , writer (Monroeville )
Stewart Cink , professional golfer (Huntsville )
Bill Clark , college football head coach, University of Alabama (Piedmont )
Bob Clark , actor, director, screenwriter (Birmingham )
Jeremy Clark , NFL player, Dallas Cowboys (Daphne )
Mattie Moss Clark , gospel artist, mother of gospel group The Clark Sisters (Selma )
Clever , rapper (Gadsden )
Nat King Cole , singer (Montgomery )
Ronnie Coleman , football player, Alabama A&M and NFL's Houston Oilers (Jasper )
Marva Collins , educator (Monroeville )
Commodores , funk/soul band (Tuskegee, Alabama )
Fred Cone , football player for Clemson and NFL's Green Bay Packers , Dallas Cowboys (Pine Apple )
Bull Connor , politician who opposed the activities of the Civil Rights Movement (Selma )
Jared Cook , NFL player, St. Louis Rams (Birmingham )
Jeff Cook , country music guitarist, Alabama (Fort Payne )
Tim Cook , CEO of Apple Inc. (Robertsdale )
Algernon J. Cooper , former mayor of Prichard, Alabama (Mobile )
Charles J. Cooper , former Assistant United States Attorney General (Birmingham )
Miles Copeland Jr. , musician, CIA officer (Birmingham )
Jerricho Cotchery , NFL player, Carolina Panthers (Birmingham )
DeMarcus Cousins , basketball player, Golden State Warriors (Mobile )
Dennis Covington , author (Birmingham )
Courteney Cox , actress (Mountain Brook )
Tony Cox , actor (Uniontown )
Clayne Crawford , actor (Clay )
Rick Crawford , NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series driver (Mobile )
Julia Pleasants Creswell , poet, novelist (Huntsville )
Howard Cross , football player for Alabama and NFL's New York Giants (Owens Cross Roads)
Ashley Crow , actress (Birmingham )
Brodie Croyle , NFL player, Kansas City Chiefs (Rainbow City )
Korey Cunningham , NFL player, New England Patriots (Montevallo )
Michael Curry , NBA coach, Philadelphia 76ers (Anniston )
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Felicia Day
Marcell Dareus , NFL player, Buffalo Bills (Birmingham )
Angela Davis , communist activist (Birmingham )
Artur Davis , representative from Alabama's 7th congressional district (2003–2011) (Birmingham )
Mollie Evelyn Moore Davis , poet, writer, educator (Talladega )
N. Jan Davis , astronaut , born in Cocoa Beach, Florida (Huntsville )
Russ Davis , baseball player (Birmingham )
Tae Davis , NFL player, New York Giants (Oxford )
Felicia Day , actress, writer, director, violinist, and singer (Huntsville )
Joe Dawson , American-Israeli basketball player, 1992 Israeli Basketball Premier League MVP
Grant Dayton , baseball player (Huntsville )
Oscar Stanton De Priest , U.S. Congressman from Illinois, civil rights advocate (Florence )
Morris Dees , founder of Southern Poverty Law Center (Montgomery )
Sam Dees , soul music singer (Birmingham )
Diana DeGarmo , American Idol contestant (Birmingham )
David L. DeJarnette , influential archaeologist (Bessemer )
Jeremiah Denton , prisoner of war in Vietnam, U.S. Senator (1981–1987) (Mobile )
Donna D'Errico , actress (Dothan )
James Deshler , Confederate brigadier general (Tuscumbia )
Quinton Dial , NFL player, San Francisco 49ers (Andalusia )
Kim Dickens , actress (Huntsville )
Chris Dickerson , bodybuilder (Montgomery )
Mahala Ashley Dickerson , lawyer (Montgomery )
Parnell Dickinson , NFL quarterback, Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Brighton )
William Louis Dickinson , representative from Alabama's 2nd congressional district (1965 to 1993) (Montgomery )
Oliver W. Dillard , military leader (Margaret )
Larry Dixon , state representative and state senator, Oklahoma native (Montgomery )
Larry Donnell , football player, New York Giants (Ozark )
Vince Dooley , football coach (Mobile )
Nic Dowd , ice hockey player (Huntsville )
Deidre Downs , 2005 Miss America (Pelham )
John Drew , NBA player, Atlanta Hawks Utah Jazz (Vredenburgh )
DSharp , violinist, DJ (Anniston )
Erwin Dudley , basketball player (Uniontown )
Benjamin Minge Duggar , botanist, discoverer of tetracycline (Gallion )
Luther Duncan , 4-H pioneer, educator and administrator (Auburn )
Alan Dunn , MLB bullpen coach, Baltimore Orioles (Gadsden )
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Annie Easley
Eric Esch
Bobby Eaton , pro wrestler (Huntsville )
Annie Easley , mathematician and rocket scientist (Birmingham )
Cleveland Eaton , jazz bassist (Birmingham )
Dennis Edwards , soul music singer (Birmingham )
Jack Edwards , state representative (1965–85) (Mobile )
Joe F. Edwards Jr. , astronaut, born in Richmond, Virginia (Roanoke and Lineville )
Carl Elliott , state representative (1949–65) (Jasper )
Jake Elmore , MLB player, Tampa Bay Rays (Pleasant Grove )
Trae Elston , football player (Anniston )
Eric Esch , a.k.a. Butterbean, boxer (Jasper )
James Reese Europe , bandleader, composer (Mobile )
Rodney J. Evans , Medal of Honor recipient (Florala )
Terry Everett , state representative (1993–09) (Enterprise )
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Zelda Fitzgerald
Louise Fletcher
Nick Fairley , NFL defensive lineman, St. Louis Rams (Mobile )
Red Farmer , former NASCAR driver (Hueytown )
Paul Finebaum , columnist, author, radio personality, born in Memphis
Howard Finster , folk artist (Valley Head )
Zelda Fitzgerald , writer (Montgomery )
Fannie Flagg , author and actress (Birmingham )
Louise Fletcher , Oscar-winning actress (Birmingham )
Richmond Flowers Jr. , football player (Dothan )
Richmond Flowers, Sr. , attorney general and activist (Dothan )
Trey Flowers , NFL defensive end, New England Patriots (Huntsville )
Vonetta Flowers , Olympic gold medalist in bobsled, 2002 Salt Lake City Olympics (Birmingham )
Wayne Flynt , editor-in-chief of Encyclopedia of Alabama (Auburn )
Emory Folmar , mayor of Montgomery (1977–1999), Republican gubernatorial nominee in 1982 (Montgomery )
James Folsom Jr. , governor (1993–1995), lieutenant governor (1987–1993 and 2007–2011) (Cullman )
Jim Folsom , governor (1947–1951 and 1955–1959) (Cullman )
Dee Ford , NFL player, Kansas City Chiefs (Odenville )
Joe Forehand , CEO of First Data (Alexander City )
George Foster , MLB player (Tuscaloosa )
Reuben Foster , NFL player, Washington Football Team (Roanoke )
Jalston Fowler , NFL player, Tennessee Titans (Mobile )
Melvin Franklin , soul music singer (Montgomery )
Scottie McKenzie Frasier , teacher, author, newspaper editor, lecturer, socialite, and suffragist (Talladega )
Chris Fryar , drummer for Zac Brown Band (Birmingham )
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Walton Goggins
Winston Groom
Noah Galloway , former United States Army soldier and contestant on Dancing with the Stars season 20 (Birmingham )
Oscar Gamble , Major League Baseball outfielder (Ramer )
Pat Garrett , sheriff of Lincoln County, New Mexico, killed Billy the Kid (Cusseta )
A.G. Gaston , businessman, civil rights activist (Birmingham )
Betty Lou Gerson , voice actress, "Cruella de Vil " of One Hundred and One Dalmatians (Birmingham )
Charles Ghigna , poet, author (Homewood )
Eleanor Churchill Gibbs , educator, writer (Livingston )
Robert Gibbs , press secretary for President Barack Obama (Auburn )
Kenneth A. Gibson , first black mayor of major eastern city (Newark, New Jersey , 1970–1986) (Enterprise )
Kenneth R. Giddens , director of Voice of America , TV and radio station founder (Pine Apple )
Wallace Gilberry , NFL defensive end, Cincinnati Bengals (Bay Minette )
Horace Gillom , NFL player, Cleveland Browns (Roanoke )
Samuel Ginn , pioneer in wireless communications industry (Anniston )
Brian Ginsberg (born 1966), gymnast, two-time US junior national gymnastics champion
Mark Gitenstein , former U.S. Ambassador to Romania (Florala )
Mickell Gladness , NBA player, Miami Heat (Sylacauga )
Harvey Glance , track and field athlete (Phenix City )
Walton Goggins , actor (Birmingham )
Eli Gold , sportscaster , born in New York (Birmingham )
William Lee Golden , country music singer, The Oak Ridge Boys (East Brewton )
Bobby Goldsboro , singer (Dothan )
Tina Gordon , NASCAR driver (Cedar Bluff )
William C. Gorgas , U. S. Army Surgeon General (Mobile )
Vern Gosdin , country and gospel singer (Woodland )
Mike Gottfried , former college football coach, ESPN commentator (Mobile )
Charles Graddick , judge and Attorney General of Alabama (1975–1983) (Mobile )
Beth Grant , actress (Gadsden )
John Grass , college football coach, Jacksonville State University (Ashville )
Kendall Graveman , MLB player, Oakland A's (Alexander City )
Chris Gray , NFL player (Homewood )
Floride Green , photographer (Eutaw or Mobile )
Hank Green , vlogger and musician (Birmingham )
Leamon Green , visual artist (Anniston )
Urbie Green , jazz trombonist (Mobile )
Frances Nimmo Greene , educator and author (Tuscaloosa )
Kevin Greene , NFL player (Anniston ), born in Schenectady, New York
Rusty Greer , MLB player, Texas Rangers (Albertville )
John Grenier , Republican politician (Birmingham )
Parker Griffith , representative from Alabama's 5th congressional district (2009–2011) (Huntsville )
David G. Grimes , insurance agent, Republican politician (Montgomery )
Dexter Grimsley , Alabama House of Representative since 2010 (Abbeville )
Steve Grissom , NASCAR driver (Gadsden )
Winston Groom , author of Forrest Gump (Fairhope )
Gabe Gross , MLB player, Oakland A's (Dothan )
Lafayette Guild , pioneer in research of yellow fever (Tuscaloosa )
Marquies Gunn , former NFL player (Alexander City )
Annabelle Gurwitch , actress (Mobile )
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Mia Hamm
W. C. Handy
Emmylou Harris
Taylor Hicks
Charles F. Hackmeyer , Mayor of Mobile
Rick Hall , record producer (Muscle Shoals )
Mary Katharine Ham , journalist, video blogger , Fox News contributor (Montgomery )
Mia Hamm , soccer player, Olympic and World Cup champion (Selma )
Chris Hammond , MLB pitcher (Vestavia Hills )
Cully Hamner , comic book artist and writer[ 1] [ 2]
Lionel Hampton , jazz musician (Birmingham )
Jon Hand , football player (Sylacauga )
W. C. Handy , jazz composer (Florence )
Charley Hannah , former NFL player (Albertville )
John Hannah , Hall of Fame football player, Alabama and NFL's New England Patriots , born in Georgia (Albertville )
John M. Harbert , billionaire businessman (construction, investments, coal mining properties) (Mountain Brook )
Marguerite Harbert , billionaire heiress (Mountain Brook )
George Hardy , actor, Troll 2 (Alexander City )
James Harman , singer (Anniston )
Roman Harper , NFL player, Carolina Panthers (Prattville )
Emmylou Harris , singer (Birmingham )
Belle R. Harrison , poet and short story writer (Camden )
William R. Harvey , president of Hampton University (Brewton )
Gustav Hasford , writer, screenwriter (Russellville )
Erskine Hawkins , jazz composer (Birmingham )
George C. Hawkins , member of both houses of the Alabama legislature (Gadsden )
Alexander T. Hawthorn , Confederate States Army general (Conecuh County )
Glenn Hearn , mayor of Huntsville, Alabama , FBI special agent, Alabama legislator (Albertville )
Howell Heflin , Chief Justice, Alabama Supreme Court , United States Senator (1979–1997), born in Poulan, Georgia (Tuscumbia )
Kurt Heinecke , music composer, songwriter, voice actor, photographer (Cullman )
John S. Hendricks , founder, chair and CEO of Discovery Networks (Huntsville )
Richard Hendrix , basketball player (Athens )
Alexis Herman , former Secretary of Labor (Mobile )
Will Herring , NFL player, New Orleans Saints (Opelika )
Jake Hess , gospel quartet singer (Haleyville )
Taylor Hicks , singer, American Idol winner 2006 (Hoover )
Harlon Hill , football player, Chicago Bears (Killen )
Howard Hill , professional archer and stunt archer for films (Wilsonville )
J. Lister Hill , United States Senator (1938–1969) (Montgomery )
Sammie Lee Hill , football player, Detroit Lions (West Blocton )
Joe Hilley , author (Grand Bay )
Brent Hinds , singer, guitarist, Mastodon (Pelham )
Eddie Hinton , musician (Birmingham )
Sylvia Hitchcock , Miss USA and Miss Universe 1967 (Tuscaloosa )
Chandler Hoffman , Major League Soccer player, Los Angeles Galaxy (Birmingham )
Robert Hoffman , actor (Madison )
Bill Holbrook , syndicated comic strip artist (Huntsville )
Mitch Holleman , actor, Reba (Auburn )
Lonnie Holley , artist (Birmingham )
Polly Holliday , actress (Jasper )
Fred Nall Hollis , artist (Troy )
Condredge Holloway , CFL player (Huntsville )
Hardcore Holly , WWE star (Mobile )
Cliff Holman , television personality (Mobile )
Evander Holyfield , World Heavyweight Championship boxer (Atmore )
Perry O. Hooper Jr. , member of the Alabama House of Representatives 1984–2003 (Montgomery )
Perry O. Hooper, Sr. , former chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court , first Republican to hold that office (Montgomery )
Robert Horry , basketball player (Andalusia )
Frank House , baseball player and legislator (Bessemer )
Brittany Howard , musician (Athens, Alabama )
Jordan Howard , football player (Gardendale )
Linda Howard , romance writer (Gadsden )
Glenn Howerton , actor (Montgomery )
Freeman A. Hrabowski III , academic, university president (Birmingham )
Cooper Huckabee , actor (Mobile )
Delvin Lamar Hughley , former football player, Colorado Crush (Anniston )
William Bradford Huie , journalist, author (Hartselle )
Bobby Humphrey , former NFL player (Birmingham )
Guy Hunt , governor (1987–1993) (Cullman )
Alan Hunter , original MTV VeeJay (Birmingham )
Zora Neale Hurston , author (Notasulga )
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J
Bo Jackson
Julio Jones
Walter Jones
Bo Jackson , multi-sport athlete (Bessemer )
Kate Jackson , actress (Birmingham )
Katherine Jackson , mother of the Jackson 5 (Barbour County )
Tarvaris Jackson , NFL player (Montgomery )
Henry James , former NBA player[ 3]
Sonny James , country music singer (Hackleburg )
Mae C. Jemison , astronaut (Decatur )
Desmond Jennings , MLB player, Tampa Bay Rays (Birmingham )
Jerrel Jernigan , NFL player, New York Giants (Eufaula )
Brandon Johnson , former NFL player (Birmingham )
Frank Minis Johnson , federal judge (Haleyville )
Jamey Johnson , country music singer (Montgomery )
Lonnie Johnson , inventor (Mobile )
Michael Johnson , NFL player, Cincinnati Bengals (Selma )
Nico Johnson , former NFL player (Andalusia )
Rashad Johnson , NFL defensive back, Arizona Cardinals (Sulligent )
Samuel E. Johnson , businessman (Birmingham )
Christion Jones , football player (Adamsville )
Dean Jones , actor (Decatur )
Don Jones , NFL player, San Francisco 49ers (Town Creek, Alabama )
Julio Jones , NFL player, Atlanta Falcons (Foley )
Orlando Jones , actor (Mobile )
Robbie Jones , NFL player, New York Giants (Demopolis )
Walter Jones , NFL Hall of Famer , Seattle Seahawks (Aliceville )
Lee Roy Jordan , football player, Alabama and NFL's Dallas Cowboys (Excel )
Ralph "Shug" Jordan , football coach, Auburn University (Selma )
Tom Joyner , radio personality (Tuskegee )
Percy Lavon Julian , research chemist (Montgomery )
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Helen Keller
Craig Kimbrel
Coretta Scott King
JJ Kaplan (born 1997), American-Israeli basketball player in the Israeli Basketball Premier League
Helen Keller , author and activist (Tuscumbia )
Eddie Kendricks , soul music singer (Union Springs )
Annie Kennedy , educator (Centerville )
Jimmy Key , MLB pitcher (Huntsville )
Caitlín R. Kiernan , author (Birmingham )
Craig Kimbrel , MLB pitcher, Atlanta Braves (Huntsville )
Alveda King , minister, anti-abortion activist, author (Birmingham )
Brandon King , NFL safety, New England Patriots (Alabaster )
Coretta Scott King , civil rights leader (Marion )
Martin Luther King Jr. , civil rights activist, lived in Alabama in the mid-1950s (Montgomery )
Reggie King , former NBA player (Birmingham )
Troy King , state attorney general (2004–2011) (Montgomery )
William R. King , United States Senator from Alabama (1848–1852), 13th Vice President under President Franklin Pierce (1853–1853) (born in Sampson County, North Carolina )
Woodie King Jr. , director, producer (Baldwin Springs)
Dre Kirkpatrick , NFL cornerback, Cincinnati Bengals (Gadsden )
Freddie Kitchens , University of Alabama quarterback, NFL head coach of Cleveland Browns (Gadsden )
Corey Kluber , MLB pitcher, Cleveland Indians (Birmingham )
Mathew Knowles , father of Beyoncé and Solange (Gadsden )
Simmie Knox , painter (Aliceville )
David Koonce , rock musician, Within Reason (Pelham )
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Harper Lee
Joe Louis
Larry Langford , former mayor of Birmingham (Birmingham )
Adam Lazzara , singer, Taking Back Sunday (Sheffield )
Terry Leach , MLB pitcher (Selma )
Harper Lee , Pulitzer Prize -winning writer of To Kill a Mockingbird (Monroeville )
Perry Lentz , author (Anniston)
Lash LeRoux , professional wrestler, painter, artist (Oxford )
Leon Lett , NFL defensive tackle (Fairhope )
Carl Lewis , track and field athlete, Olympic gold medalist (Birmingham )
David Peter Lewis , governor (1872–1874) (Huntsville )
John Lewis , U.S. Congressman, civil rights leader (Troy )
Monte Lewis , football player (Abbeville)
George Lindsey , actor (Jasper )
Angela Little , model, actress, Playboy Playmate of the Month (Albertville )
Tandy Little , Republican member of the Alabama House of Representatives (1962–1966), real estate developer (Montgomery )
Herman H. Long , college administrator (Birmingham )
Theodore Long , professional wrestling authority figure (Birmingham )
Sarah Ashley Longshore , painter
Joe Louis , boxer, 12-year world heavyweight champion (Lafayette )
Fred L. Lowery , Southern Baptist clergyman and author (Montevallo )
Joseph Lowery , civil rights leader (Huntsville )
Theodore J. Lowi , political scientist (Gadsden )
Rebecca Luker , singer and actress (Helena )
Shelby Lynne , country music singer, born in Virginia (Frankville )
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Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
Sunny Mabrey , model, actress (Gadsden )
Harry Mabry , television newscaster (Birmingham )
Everette Maddox a.k.a. "Rhett" Maddox, poet (Montgomery )
Anthony Madison , NFL player, Pittsburgh Steelers (Thomasville )
Boots Mallory , actress (Mobile )
Alfred Malone , NFL player, Houston Texans (Frisco City )
Gucci Mane , musician (Birmingham )
William March , writer, World War I hero (Mobile )
Sharon G. Markette , Illinois state representative, Montgomery
Sen'Derrick Marks , NFL player, Jacksonville Jaguars (Mobile )
Debra Marshall , WWE wrestler (Tuscaloosa )
Kerry James Marshall , artist (Birmingham )
Chris Martin , NFL player (Huntsville )
Harold E. Martin , newspaperman (Montgomery )
Hugh Martin , songwriter (Birmingham )
James D. Martin , U.S. representative from Alabama's 7th congressional district (1965 to 1967) (Gadsden )
Sonequa Martin-Green , actress (Russellville )
F. David Mathews , educator (Grove Hill )
Evan Mathis , NFL player, Denver Broncos (Birmingham )
Jordan Matthews , NFL player, Philadelphia Eagles (Madison )
Bruce Maxwell , MLB player (Huntsville )
Kivuusama Mays , former NFL player (Anniston )
Willie Mays , Hall of Fame center fielder (Birmingham )
Lewis McAllister , businessman and Republican former member of the Mississippi House of Representatives (Tuscaloosa )
Jim McBride , songwriter (Huntsville )
Robert R. McCammon , horror writer (Birmingham )
A. J. McCarron , football quarterback (Mobile )
Elvin McCary , politician (Anniston )
Antoine McClain , former NFL player (Anniston )
Rolando McClain , NFL player, Dallas Cowboys (Athens )
Mary Sue McClurkin , Alabama House of Representatives 1998–2014 (Abbeville )
Mitch McConnell , politician, long-time U.S. Senator from Kentucky since 1985, and Republican Leader of the United States Senate 2015–2021 (Sheffield /Athens )
Willie McCovey , Hall of Fame first baseman (Mobile )
Michael McCullers , screenwriter
K. J. McDaniels , NBA player (Birmingham )
Alexander McGillivray , Creek Indian Chief (Montgomery )
Lachlan McGillivray , Scots-Indian trader (Montgomery )
Garnie W. McGinty , Louisiana historian (Montevallo )
Frank McIntyre , U.S. Army general (Montgomery )
Ronald McKinnon , NFL player, Arizona Cardinals (Elba )
Steve McLendon , NFL player, Pittsburgh Steelers (Ozark )
Gertrude Michael , actress (Talladega )
Chuckie Miller , former NFL player (Anniston)
Don Mincher , MLB player (Huntsville )
Grover Mitchell , jazz trombonist (Whatley )
John Mitchell , NFL coach, Pittsburgh Steelers (Mobile )
Anthony Mix , NFL player (Bay Minette )
Wilmer Mizell , U.S. representative from North Carolina , Major League Baseball pitcher (Vinegar Bend )
Jamario Moon , basketball player (Goodwater )
Charles Moore , civil rights photojournalist (Hackleburg )
Mal Moore , University of Alabama athletic director, former quarterback and offensive coordinator (Dozier )
Roy Moore , chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court (2001–2003, 2013–2016) (Gadsden )
Thomas Hinman Moorer , admiral, U.S. Navy , Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (Mount Willing )
Kathryn Morgan , ballet dancer, former soloist with New York City Ballet
Lamar Morris , country singer (Andalusia )
Randall Morris , former NFL player, Seattle Seahawks (Anniston )
C. J. Mosley , NFL player, Baltimore Ravens (Mobile )
Eric Motley , public administrator (Montgomery )
Morgan Murphy , humorist and author (Mountain Brook )
Roger Murrah , songwriter, recording artist (Athens )
Albert Murray , writer (Nokomis )
Johnny Musso , football player (Birmingham )
Pete Myers , basketball player and coach (Mobile )
N
Jim Nabors
Jim Nabors , actor and singer (Sylacauga )
Joe Namath , Hall of Fame quarterback, Alabama and NFL player, born in Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania (Tuscaloosa )
Siran Neal , NFL player, Buffalo Bills (Dothan )
Larry Nelson , PGA golfer (Fort Payne )
Bert Nettles , politician and lawyer, formerly from Monroeville and Mobile (Birmingham )
Elijah Nevett , NFL player (Bessemer )
Ozzie Newsome , football player, Alabama and NFL's Cleveland Browns , executive for Baltimore Ravens (Leighton )
Matthew Newton , conductor, professional railroader (Prattville )
Jimmy Nolen , guitarist (Roanoke )
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Jesse Owens
Terrell Owens
Philip Ober , stage and screen actor (Fort Payne )
Benjamin Obomanu , NFL player, Seattle Seahawks (Selma )
Scott Oden , writer (Somerville )
Cathy O'Donnell , actress (Siluria )
Spooner Oldham , songwriter, keyboardist (Center Star)
Stan O'Neal , chairman and CEO of Merrill Lynch (Roanoke )
Katherine Orrison , screenwriter (Anniston )
Osceola , Seminole leader (Tallassee )
Victoria Osteen , co-pastor of Lakewood Church (Huntsville )
Randy Owen , lead singer for band Alabama (Fort Payne )
Jesse Owens , iconic track and field athlete, Olympic gold medalist (Oakville )
Terrell Owens , NFL Hall of Famer (Alexander City )
Zac Oyama , comedian, improv actor, and writer[ 4]
P
Rosa Parks
Satchel Paige , baseball player (Mobile )
Michael Papajohn , actor, stuntman (Vestavia Hills )
Rosa Parks , civil rights activist (Tuskegee )
Gail Patrick , actress and television producer (Birmingham )
Albert Patterson , Attorney General of Alabama (Phenix City )
John Malcolm Patterson , Governor of Alabama (Phenix City )
Jake Peavy , baseball pitcher (Mobile )
Charley Pell , head football coach at Clemson and Florida (Albertville )
Dan Penn , singer, songwriter, record producer (Vernon )
Blake Percival , Whistleblower (Montgomery )
Walker Percy , author (Birmingham )
Tito Perdue , author (Anniston )
Wayne Perkins musician (Birmingham )
Chuck Person , NBA player (Brantley )
Wesley Person , NBA player (Brantley )
Jesse Lee Peterson , minister, author (Midway )
Sidney Phillips , World War II veteran, physician (Mobile )
Wilson Pickett , R&B and soul singer (Prattville )
Juan Pierre , MLB outfielder (Mobile )
Charles Redding Pitt , attorney, politician (Decatur )
Adrian Pledger (born 1976), basketball player
Willie Pless , CFL Hall of Famer, Edmonton Eskimos (Anniston )
Nathan Poole , former NFL player (Alexander City )
Chris Porter , NBA player (Abbeville )
Monica Potter , actress (Arab )
Paula Poundstone , comedian (Huntsville )
Dan Povenmire , animator, voice actor (Alabama )
Alma Powell , audiologist, children's author (Birmingham )
Michael Powell , attorney and politician (Birmingham )
Jerraud Powers , NFL player, Arizona Cardinals (Decatur )
Tyrone Prothro , football player, Alabama (Heflin )
Jeremy Pruitt , college football coach, University of Tennessee (Rainsville )
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R
Levi Randolph
Condoleezza Rice
Lionel Richie
Philip Rivers
Michael Rooker
Sun Ra , jazz musician (Birmingham )
Sam Raben (born 1997), soccer player
Anthony Radetic , professional water skier (Abbeville )
Max Rafferty , California Superintendent of Public Instruction (1963–1971), education dean at Troy University (Troy )
Thom S. Rainer , writer (Union Springs )
Howell Raines , former New York Times editor (Birmingham )
Albert Rains , representative of Alabama's 7th congressional district (1945–1965) (Gadsden )
Geoff Ramsey , voice actor and producer for Rooster Teeth Productions (Mobile )
LaJuan Ramsey , former NFL player (Anniston )
Levi Randolph (born 1992), basketball player for Hapoel Jerusalem of the Israeli Basketball Premier League
Theo Ratliff , former center for the Charlotte Bobcats (Demopolis )
Ray Reach , jazz pianist, vocalist, arranger, composer, music producer, Director of Student Jazz Programs for the Alabama Jazz Hall of Fame (Birmingham )
Gary Redus , baseball player (Decatur )
Margaret Renkl , writer (Birmingham )
Scottie Reynolds , basketball player at Villanova
Condoleezza Rice , former United States Secretary of State (Birmingham )
Rich Boy , rapper (Mobile )
Chris Richards , soccer player (Birmingham )
Al Richardson , former NFL player, Atlanta Falcons (Abbeville )
Tony Richardson , NFL player, New York Jets (Daleville )
Lionel Richie , singer, composer, instrumentalist, producer, and four-time Grammy award winner (Tuskegee )
Bob Riley , Governor of Alabama (2003–2011) (Ashland )
Alex Ríos , MLB outfielder (Coffee County )
Philip Rivers , quarterback for NFL's San Diego Chargers and North Carolina State University (Decatur )
Robin Roberts , broadcaster on ABC's Good Morning America (Tuskegee )
David Robertson , pitcher for the New York Yankees (Birmingham )
Denard Robinson , NFL player, Jacksonville Jaguars (Birmingham )
Oliver Robinson , basketball player and politician (Birmingham )
Martha Roby , representative from Alabama's 2nd congressional district (2011–2021) (Montgomery )
Chester Rogers , NFL wide receiver (Huntsville )
Jim Rogers , businessman, investor (Demopolis )
Roy Rogers , former NBA player, assistant coach for the Houston Rockets (Linden )
Wayne Rogers , actor (Birmingham )
Michael Rooker , actor (Jasper )
Frank Rose , educator, former president of the University of Alabama (Tuscaloosa )
Marie Rudisill , a.k.a. "The Fruitcake Lady," Truman Capote 's aunt (Monroeville )
Council Rudolph , former NFL player (Anniston )
Grayson Russell , actor, Diary of a Wimpy Kid (Clanton )
Jeff Rutledge , NFL quarterback (Birmingham )
Josh Rutledge , MLB infielder (Cullman )
Debby Ryan , actress (Huntsville )
DeMeco Ryans , NFL player, Philadelphia Eagles (Bessemer )
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Octavia Spencer
Ken Stabler
Bart Starr
Ruben Studdard
Don Sutton
Warren St. John , author, journalist (Birmingham )
Ed Salem , football player, born in Tucson, Arizona (Birmingham )
Charles E. Samuels Jr. , 8th director of the United States Federal Bureau of Prisons (Birmingham )
Chris Samuels , former NFL player for Washington Redskins (Mobile )
Sonia Sanchez , poet (Birmingham )
Destin Sandlin , host of YouTube channel "Smarter Every Day" (Huntsville )
John Solomon Sandridge , painter, sculptor, author, born in Gadsden, Alabama (Chelsea )
David Satcher , Surgeon General of the United States , second ever and first African-America four-star admiral in United States Public Health Service Commissioned Corps (Anniston )
Eugene Sawyer , 53rd mayor of Chicago (Greensboro )
Bo Scarbrough , NFL player, Detroit Lions (Tuscaloosa )
Beverly Jo Scott , singer and coach on The Voice Belgique (Deer Park )
Richard M. Scrushy , founder and former CEO of HealthSouth (Selma )
Doc Scurlock , a.k.a. Josiah Gordon Scurlock, a founding member of the Lincoln County New Mexico Regulators, member of Billy the Kid 's gang (Tallapoosa )
Jay Sebring , hair stylist, Charles Manson murder victim (Birmingham )
Waldo Semon , inventor of vinyl (Demopolis )
David Sessions , member of the Alabama Legislature (Grand Bay )
Jeff Sessions , longtime Alabama Senator 1997–2017; U.S. Attorney General
Joe Sewell , baseball player (Titus)
Luke Sewell , baseball player (Titus)
Rip Sewell , baseball player (Decatur )
Glenn Shadix , actor (Bessemer )
Earnie Shavers , former heavyweight boxer (Garland)
Tommy Shaw , rock musician (Montgomery )
Richard C. Shelby , United States Senator (Birmingham )
Ashton Shepherd , country singer (Coffeeville )
Danny Sheridan , sports broadcaster and prognosticator (Mobile )
Anis Shorrosh (1933–2018), Palestinian Evangelical Christian author, speaker, and pastor
Fred Shuttlesworth , civil rights activist (Birmingham )
George Siebels , mayor of Birmingham (1967–1975), state representative (1975–1990) (Birmingham )
Don Siegelman , former governor of Alabama (1999–2003) (Mobile )
Eugene Sledge , World War II veteran, teacher, writer (Mobile )
Percy Sledge , soul singer (Leighton )
Kirby Smart , football coach, defensive coordinator University of Alabama (Montgomery )
Rickey Smiley , comedian (Birmingham )
Albert Lee Smith Jr. , representative from Alabama's 6th congressional district (1981–1983) (Birmingham )
Andre Smith , NFL offensive lineman, Cincinnati Bengals (Birmingham )
Ella Gaunt Smith , doll manufacturer (Roanoke )
Holland Smith , general, United States Marine Corps during World War II, father of amphibious warfare (Hatchechubbie)
Johnny Smith , jazz guitarist (Birmingham )
Leighton W. Smith Jr. , admiral, United States Navy (Mobile )
Ozzie Smith , Hall of Fame baseball player (Mobile )
Patrick "j.Que" Smith , songwriter (Anniston )
Tremon Smith , NFL player, Indianapolis Colts (Saks )
Zeke Smith , football player (Uniontown )
Les Snead , general manager of the St. Louis Rams (Eufaula )
Dylan Riley Snyder , actor, singer (Tuscaloosa )
James Spann , meteorologist, podcast host (Huntsville )
John Sparkman , United States Senator (1946–1979) (Hartselle )
Chauncey Sparks , governor (1943–1947) (Eufaula )
Mark Spencer , president/CEO of Digium (Huntsville )
Octavia Spencer , Academy Awards and Golden Globes award-winning actress (Montgomery )
The Springs , band (Enterprise )
Ken Stabler , NFL player, The University of Alabama and Oakland Raiders (Foley )
Zac Stacy , NFL player, St. Louis Rams (Centreville )
John Stallworth , NFL player, Pittsburgh Steelers (Tuscaloosa )
Bart Starr , Hall of Fame football player, Alabama and Green Bay Packers (Montgomery )
Elizabeth Willisson Stephen , writer, novelist, poet (Marengo County )
Darian Stewart , NFL player, Denver Broncos (Huntsville )
Donald W. Stewart , United States Senator (Anniston )
Mike Stewart , author (Vredenburgh )
Dwight Stone , former NFL player (Florala )
Luther Strange , Attorney General of Alabama (2011–2017) (Mountain Brook )
J. Curry Street , physicist (Opelika )
T. S. Stribling , author (Florence )
Gail Strickland , actress (Birmingham )
Hut Stricklin , NASCAR driver (Calera )
Ruben Studdard , 2003 American Idol winner (Birmingham )
Jimmy Lee Sudduth , artist and blues musician (Fayette )
Pat Sullivan , football player (Birmingham )
Kevin Sumlin , football head coach, Texas A&M (Brewton )
Don Sutton , Hall of Fame baseball player (Clio )
Barret Swatek , actress and comedian (Birmingham )
Ward Swingle , jazz arranger and composer (Mobile )
Dabo Swinney , football head coach, Clemson (Pelham )
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Channing Tatum
Justin Tuck
Tua Tagovailoa , NFL player, Miami Dolphins (Alabaster )
Jaquiski Tartt , NFL football player (Mobile )
Channing Tatum , actor (Cullman )
Toni Tennille , singer of the duo Captain and Tennille (Montgomery )
Adalius Thomas , NFL football player (Equality )
Bryan Thomas , football player (Birmingham )
Fred Thompson , former United States senator from Tennessee , actor (Sheffield )
Fresco Thompson , former major league baseball player[ 5] and executive
Myron Herbert Thompson , Senior United States District Judge
Neil Thrasher , country singer-songwriter (Birmingham )
Carson Tinker , NFL player, Jacksonville Jaguars (Decatur )
Frank Tipler , mathematical physicist and cosmologist (Andalusia )
Andre Tippett (born 1959), NFL Hall of Fame football player (Birmingham)
Mose Tolliver , artist (Pike Road )
Harry Townes , actor (Huntsville )
Pat Trammell , Alabama Crimson Tide football player, physician (Scottsboro )
William Barret Travis , Commander of the Alamo at San Antonio, Texas (Claiborne)
Jack Treadwell , World War II Medal of Honor winner (Ashland, Alabama )
Justin Tuck , NFL football player (Kellyton )
Cynthia Tucker , columnist and editor (Monroeville )
Joe Turnham , chairman of the Alabama Democratic Party (2005–2011) (Auburn )
Tom Turnipseed , Democratic political activist (Mobile )
Chief Tuskaloosa , Creek Indian chief and leader
Richard Tyson , actor (Mobile )
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Robert J. Van de Graaff , engineer, physicist (Tuscaloosa )
Robert Smith Vance , federal judge (Talladega )
Ed Vaughn , Michigan House of Representatives 1979–1980, 1995–2000 (Abbeville )
Ned Vaughn , actor (Huntsville )
Mack Vickery , singer, songwriter (Town Creek )
Scottie Vines , former NFL player (Alexander City )
Wernher von Braun , engineer, physicist (Huntsville ) born in Wirsitz , Province of Posen , Poland (then part of German Empire )
Hans A. von Spakovsky , attorney (Huntsville )
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Bubba Wallace
DeMarcus Ware
Dinah Washington
Hank Williams
Roy Wood Jr.
Early Wynn
Mark Waid , writer (Hueytown )
Jimmy Wales , co-founder of Wikipedia (Huntsville )
Frank Walker , NFL player, Dallas Cowboys (Tuskegee )
Margaret Walker , poet, author (Birmingham )
Ben Wallace , NBA player (White Hall )
Bubba Wallace , NASCAR driver (Mobile )
Cornelia Wallace , second wife of George C. Wallace, First Lady of Alabama (1971–1978) (Montgomery )
Daniel Wallace , writer (Birmingham )
George C. Wallace , four-term governor and four-time presidential candidate (Clio and Montgomery )
George Wallace Jr. , former Alabama Public Service Commission member (Montgomery )
Gerald Wallace , basketball player (Childersburg )
Lurleen Burns Wallace , governor (1967–1968) (Montgomery )
Eugene Walter , writer-actor (Mobile )
Jimmie Ward , NFL player, San Francisco 49ers (Mobile )
Kevin Ward , songwriter (Anniston )
DeMarcus Ware , NFL player, Denver Broncos (Auburn )
Adam Warren , MLB pitcher, New York Yankees (Birmingham )
Mervyn Warren , musician (Huntsville )
Dinah Washington , singer (Tuscaloosa )
Mary Burke Washington , economist (Tuskegee )
Ken Watters , jazz trumpeter (Huntsville )
William Weatherford , a.k.a. Red Eagle, Creek Indian leader
Joe Webb , NFL player, Carolina Panthers (Birmingham )
Katherine Webb , model, Miss Alabama USA (Montgomery )
Lardarius Webb , NFL player, Baltimore Ravens (Opelika )
Fred Wesley , musician (Mobile )
Mario West , NBA player, Atlanta Hawks (Huntsville )
Joseph Wheeler , Confederate and US General, US Congressman, namesake of Wheeler State Park and Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge, author (Hillsboro )
Chris White , NFL player, Buffalo Bills (Mobile )
D. J. White , NBA player, Charlotte Bobcats (Tuscaloosa )
Pat White , NFL player, Miami Dolphins (Daphne )
Heather Whitestone , 1995 Miss America (Dothan )
Chase Whitley , MLB player, New York Yankees (Ranburne )
Joe Whitt Jr. , NFL coach, Green Bay Packers (Auburn )
Barbara Wiedemann , poet and English professor (Montgomery )
Deontay Wilder , professional boxer (Tuscaloosa )
Austin Wiley (born 1999), basketball player for Hapoel Jerusalem of the Israeli Basketball Premier League
Oliver C. Wiley , U.S. Representative (Troy )
Mark Wilkerson , musician (Enterprise )
Billy Williams , Hall of Fame baseball player (Mobile )
Carnell Williams , NFL player, Tampa Bay Buccaneers (Attalla )
Cootie Williams , jazz trumpeter (Mobile )
Hank Williams , country musician (Georgiana )
Hank Williams Jr. , country musician (Cullman )
Holly Williams , country musician (Cullman )
JaCorey Williams (born 1994), basketball player for Hapoel Jerusalem of the Israeli Basketball Premier League
Lee Williams , professional golfer (Alexander City )
Nick Williams , NFL player, Kansas City Chiefs (Birmingham )
Paul Williams , soul singer (Birmingham )
Josh Willingham , MLB left fielder, Kansas City Royals (Florence )
James Willis , former NFL linebacker (Huntsville )
E. O. Wilson , biologist and writer (Birmingham )
Martha Loftin Wilson , missionary worker, educator (Clarke County )
Kathryn Tucker Windham , storyteller and author (Dallas County )
Jameis Winston , NFL quarterback, Heisman Trophy winner (Bessemer )
Reynolds Wolf , meteorologist (Jemison )
Tobias Wolff , author (Birmingham )
Roy Wood Jr. , stand-up comedian (Birmingham )
Ray Woodard , "Father of soccer in Alabama" (Pelham )
Tricia Woodgett , screenwriter (Anniston )
Mark Woodyard , MLB pitcher, Detroit Tigers (Mobile )
Wesley Wright , MLB pitcher, Baltimore Orioles (Montgomery )
Tammy Wynette , country singer (Red Bay )
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References
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