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 64
Alabama Slim
Musical artist
Charles G. Hayes
American musician
Dan Penn
American singer
Thomas Covington
American motorcycle racer
Guy Morton
Baseball player
Janice N. Harrington
American poet
Smylie Kaufman
American professional golfer
Nolan Turner
American football player
Irravadee Makris
Thai footballer
Slick Coffman
American baseball player
Dick Coffman
American baseball player
Johnny Mack Morrow
American Politician
Moses Denson
American football player
John Drew
American professional basketball player
Walter Bell
Former Alabama Commissioner of Insurance
Tom Radney
American Politician
Kayla Braxton
Julia McConnell
Mitch McConnell's mother
Charles Christopher Sheats
Attorney
Melvin Vines
American football player
Zeke Smith
American football player
William D. Jelks
Former Governor of Alabama
Eugene Allen Smith
American geologist
John Merrill
Former Secretary of State of Alabama
Booty Wood
Musical artist
Raymond Parks
Barber
Alvin Wright
American football player
T. Jack Lee
Engineer
Sammie Lee Hill
American football defensive tackle
Willie Mays
Baseball center fielder
James Anderson
Australian tennis player
Barry Nobles
Cyclist
William B. Bryant
Former Judge
Lewis Jackson
Basketball coach
Monica Lisa Stevenson
Musician
Charles McMorris
American admiral
Jamie Winborn
American football player
Elizabeth Spiers
American journalist
Grover Mitchell
Jazz musician
Billy Williams
Coach
Ethel Ayler
American character actress
Sidney McCall
American novelist
Judy L. Bonner
Laurie C. Battle
U.S. representative
Howard Hill
Actor
Johnny Micheal Spann
Armed force officer
W. Eugene Davis
Judge
