Alabama
Alabama is a southeastern U.S. state that’s home to significant landmarks from the American Civil Rights Movement. The city of Birmingham's 16th Street Baptist Church, now a museum, was a protest headquarters in the 1960s. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s church and the Rosa Parks Museum, dedicated to the activist, can be found in the capital of Montgomery. ― Google
People born in Alabama (First 49 people) - Page 32
Grady Jackson
American football player
Ethel Ernestine Harper
Lamanzer Williams
American football player
Hedgemon Lewis
American boxer
Pete Jarman
Former United States Representative
Alfred Chapman
Former Los Angeles County District Attorney
Thomas E. Knight
Former Attorney General of Alabama
Thomas H. Chilton
Engineer
Johnny Lewis
American baseball player and coach
Janice Rogers Brown
American jurist
Terry F. Moorer
Rufus Payne
American musician
Walter Flowers
American Politician
James Buskey
Former Alabama State Representative
Bill Powell
American businessman
Marlon Davidson
American football player
Grant Gillis
Baseball player
Cliff Nobles
American singer
F. David Mathews
Author
Doug Barfield
American football player
Wes Goodwin
Woody McCorvey
Albert Rains
Former United States Representative
Bud Riley
American football coach
Dale Shelnut
Singer
Hayden Riley
American basketball coach
Lily Love
Actress
Jeanette Scissum
Mathematician
John Allan Wyeth
Veteran
Willard Scissum
American football player
Jordan Chunn
American football running back
Sonny James
American singer-songwriter
Monte Irvin
American baseball player
Curley Money
American musician
Robert Aderholt
United States Representative
Gary Palmer
United States Representative
Rebekah Caldwell Mason
Advisor
John Baragrey
American film actor
Frank Minis Johnson
Former Judge
Rex Frederick
American basketball player
Bookie Bolin
Former American football player
Candi Staton
American singer
Warren Kidd
American former basketball player
Early Wynn
Baseball pitcher
Dixie Howell
American football player
Ralph Brown Draughon
Ed Henry
American journalist
