El Dorado
El Dorado, originally El Hombre Dorado or El Rey Dorado, was the term used by the Spanish Empire to describe a mythical tribal chief of the Muisca people, an indigenous people of the Altiplano Cundiboyacense of Colombia, who, as an initiation rite, covered himself with gold dust and submerged in Lake Guatavita.
People born in El Dorado (First 49 people) - Page 0
William Ragsdale
American actor
Lamar Hunt
American businessman
Lou Brock
Baseball left fielder
William Herbert Hunt
Nelson Bunker Hunt's brother
Nelson Bunker Hunt
American executive
Caroline Rose Hunt
American hotel manager
Beryl Anthony Jr.
Former United States Representative
Kenneth Dixon
American football running back
Donna Axum
American model
Hogan Gidley
White House Principal Deputy Press Secretary
Charles Portis
American author
Dana Key
American guitarist
S. F. Brownrigg
American film director
Shayne Benton
Actor
Tommy Thigpen
American coach
Shara Worden
Singer
Goose Tatum
American baseball player
Paul Bookout
Adam Setliff
Olympic athlete
Donald Garrett
American multi-instrumentalist
Matthew Shepherd
Arkansas State Representative
Sonia Barker
Arkansas State Representative
Glen Ray Hines
American football player
Drew Sutton
Baseball outfielder
Daniel Gafford
American professional basketball player
James M. Moody Jr.
Judge
Shara Nova
Singer
Bill Gibbons
Basketball coach
Willie Frazier
American football player
Michael T. Aiken
Sociologist
Robert T. Dawson
Former Judge
Fern Jones
Gospel singer
Albert H. Crews
American engineer
Viper
Rapper
Marcus Rucker
American football player
James Maxwell Moody
Former Judge
Thelma Wilkes
Fay Lanphier
Model
Jack Marshall
Former Prime Minister of New Zealand
Steve Brodie
American film actor
Roger Marshall
United States Senator
Ty Masterson
Kansas State Senator
Maude Fulton
American actress
Beals Becker
Baseball player
Dan Biles
KS Supreme Court Justice
Tom Borland
American baseball player
Wilbur J. Thomas
