San Antonio
San Antonio is a major city in south-central Texas with a rich colonial heritage. The Alamo, an 18th-century Spanish mission preserved as a museum, marks an infamous 1836 battle for Texan independence from Mexico. Following the San Antonio River, the miles-long River Walk is a landmark pedestrian promenade lined with cafes and shops. HemisFair Park’s 750-ft. Tower of the Americas overlooks the city. ― Google
People born in San Antonio (First 49 people) - Page 14
Mike Dyal
American football player
Otis Grigsby
American football player
Cole Martinez
Basketball player
Andrés Godoy
Guitarist
Leonard Gates
American darts player
Donn B. Murphy
Theatre director
Hilmar Moore
Former Mayor of Richmond, Texas
Kirk Collins
American football player
John Clint Mabry
Actor
Jessenia Cruz
Elizabeth Ames Jones
Former Railroad Commissioner of Texas
Lucy Killea
Former Member of the California State Senate
James Healy Jr
Actor
Jim Sanderson
Author
Ephraim Banda
American football player
Robert Cade
American physician
Spencer Burford
American football player
Destiny Navaira
Singer
Cindy Ady
Canadian Politician
William Colglazier
American physicist
Vincent Valdez
American artist
Darrell Hogan
American football player
Jessica Holcomb
Actress
Damaris Guerra
Singer
Julie Simone
Pornographic film actor
Dottie Thomas
Hematologist
Kurt Cox
American professional golfer
Mike Dimes
Rapper
Robert Santos
Director of the United States Census Bureau
James Ryen
Actor
James R. Millar
American economist
Ramiro Martinez Jr.
Criminologist
José Ángel Navarro
Jose Antonio Navarro's brother
Christina Kotwica
Ben Kotwica's wife
Pat Boyette
American broadcaster
Walter Breen
Roy Bean Jr.
Roy Bean's son
Sam Bean
Julianna Tex Robison
Charlie Robison's daughter
Kathleen Tobin Krueger
Robert Charles Krueger's wife
Ezra Idlet
Musician
George Van Horn Moseley Jr.
Military personnel
Charles Augustus Robsion
Charlie Robison's son
Rose Mary Ramos
Teacher
Marie Brenner
American author
Vilma Socorro Martínez
American lawyer
S. A. Griffin
American poet
