Chief Pontiac
Pontiac or Obwaandi'eyaag was an Odawa war chief known for his role in the war named for him, from 1763 to 1766 leading Native Americans in an armed struggle against the British in the Great Lakes region due to, among other reasons, dissatisfaction with British policies.
People born in Pontiac (First 49 people) - Page 1
Walker Russell
American basketball player
Jamal Cain
American professional basketball player
Danton Cole
American coach
Tim Welke
American baseball umpire
Bobbie Kelsey
American basketball coach
Kevin Mahar
Professional baseball player
Lester Abram
American basketball player
Bryan Massey
American actor
William LeMessurier
American structural engineer
Bahni Turpin
American narrator
David Holston
American professional basketball player
Scott Parel
American professional golfer
Brendan Evans
American tennis player
Daniel O'Shea
Figure skater
Earl Boyea
Clergy
Debra Evans
American writer
Jeff Webb
American football player
Micki King
American military officer
Paul Fry
Baseball pitcher
Glenn Pakulak
American football player
Richard W. Bailey
American linguist
Donnavan Kirk
Basketball player
Ellsworth Raymond Bathrick
American Politician
Jamie Van Natta
Tim Birtsas
Baseball player
Tom Gillis
American professional golfer
Wilma Vaught
American general
Walter Beach
Former American football player
Sherea Lloyd
Educator
DDG
Musical artist
Mary Jane West-Eberhard
American biologist
Patrick O'Neill
Johnathan Rand
Author
Al Miller
American motorsports racing driver
Devin The Dude
American rapper
K. J. Hamler
American football wide receiver
Walker Russell Jr.
Basketball point guard
Stephen Calk
Sicily Sewell
American chef
Sandy McLeod
Actress
Dez Fitzpatrick
American football wide receiver
Tony Lucca
American singer-songwriter
Nicole Nilson Schaffrich
Personal chef
Harold A. Furlong
Military personnel
Taveion Hollingsworth
American professional basketball player
Fred Ingaldson
Canadian basketball player
KJ Hamler
