List of people from Chattanooga, Tennessee

The following is a list of notable people who have lived in Chattanooga, Tennessee. == A == William P. Acker, U.S. Air Force general Grant Adcox, race car driver Jarrod Alonge, comedian, musician John Ankerberg, author, religious broadcaster Kay Arthur, author, teacher and television host Lovie Austin, jazz blues pianist, bandleader, and composer == B == Howard Baker, U.S. senator, White House chief of staff Robert Barnes, civil rights attorney and YouTuber T. Kevan Bartlett, West Virginia Senate, from the 8th district BbyMutha, rapper Hugh Beaumont, actor Charles K. Bell, politician Robert Bernhardt, symphony conductor Zane Birdwell, recording engineer Peppo Biscarini, swimmer, freediver, businessman Jimmy Blanton, musician Maci Bookout, starred in MTV's 16 and Pregnant and Teen Mom Rachel Boston, actress, pageant winner Adarius Bowman, professional football player Virginia Frazer Boyle, poet laureate of the United Confederate Veterans and the Confederated Southern Memorial Association Bill Brock, U.S. congressman, U.S. senator, chairman of the Republican National Committee, Secretary of Labor Kane Brown, country singer/songwriter Tony Brown, professional football player Daniel Bullocks, professional football player Josh Bullocks, professional football player == C == Mike Cameron, minister and politician; member of Georgia House of Representatives Archie Campbell, writer, television performer Fred Cash, singer Ryan Casteel, catcher for the Atlanta Braves Joe Chaney, darts player George S. Clinton, composer Noah Cobb, soccer player Will Marion Cook, composer Charles H. Coolidge, decorated military veteran Bob Corker, Chattanooga mayor, U.S. senator Bill Curry, college football coach, television anchor == D == Fredrick Davis, ballet dancer Jason Davis, professional baseball pitcher Bill Dedman, journalist Juliette Derricotte, educator, political activist McKinley "Bunny" Downs (1894–1973), Negro Leagues infielder and manager Ellie Dylan, educator, non-profit organization founder == E == Harris English, professional golfer Cal Ermer, professional baseball manager Lorenzo Kom'boa Ervin, writer, political activist == F == JoAnne Favors, state politician Chuck Fleischmann, U.S. congressman Crystal Marie Fleming (born 1981), sociologist and author James B. Frazier, former state governor, Tennessee == G == Ellis Gardner, offensive lineman for the Kansas City Chiefs and Indianapolis Colts Cory Gearrin, relief pitcher for the San Francisco Giants Genesis the Greykid, poet, artist, creative Betty Lou Gerson, actress Gibby Gilbert, professional golfer George Gobel, comedian Arthur Golden, novelist Sam Gooden, pop singer, musician Ray Gordy, professional wrestler Terry Gordy, professional wrestler Irvine W. Grote, chemist, inventor Jackson Guice, comic book artist: Death of Superman Jo Conn Guild, businessman Kirsten Gum, television personality == H == Ben Haden, pastor, religious broadcaster Lee H. Hamilton, former U.S. congressman Joycelyn Harrison, Langley Research Center engineer and professor Dennis Haskins, actor Roland Hayes, singer Cam Henderson, chief of protocol of the United States Calvin C. Hernton, sociologist, poet and author Kim Hixson, state politician, Wisconsin Honest Charley, businessman Rick Honeycutt, professional baseball player, coach Henry H. Horton, former governor of Tennessee Jaden Hossler, TikTok personality and singer Michael Houser, rock musician Rhyne Howard, professional basketball player Roy Davage Hudson, neuropharmacologist, president of Hampton University George Hunter, business magnate, philanthropist == J == Samuel L. Jackson, actor Patrick Johnson, professional football player Leslie Jordan, actor == K == Zahra Karinshak, Georgia state senator, attorney, Air Force veteran Estes Kefauver, former U.S. senator Mildred Kelly, first African American female sergeant major of the Army == L == Venus Lacy, Olympian, basketball player Lady Bunny, drag queen Yusef Lateef, musician, educator James M. Lewis, pharmacist and Tennessee state senator Mozella Esther Lewis, pharmacist, businesswoman Hormona Lisa, drag queen.

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List of people from Chattanooga, Tennessee

The following is a list of notable people who have lived in Chattanooga, Tennessee. == A == William P. Acker, U.S. Air Force general Grant Adcox, race car driver Jarrod Alonge, comedian, musician John Ankerberg, author, religious broadcaster Kay Arthur, author, teacher and television host Lovie Austin, jazz blues pianist, bandleader, and composer == B == Howard Baker, U.S. senator, White House chief of staff Robert Barnes, civil rights attorney and YouTuber T. Kevan Bartlett, West Virginia Senate, from the 8th district BbyMutha, rapper Hugh Beaumont, actor Charles K. Bell, politician Robert Bernhardt, symphony conductor Zane Birdwell, recording engineer Peppo Biscarini, swimmer, freediver, businessman Jimmy Blanton, musician Maci Bookout, starred in MTV's 16 and Pregnant and Teen Mom Rachel Boston, actress, pageant winner Adarius Bowman, professional football player Virginia Frazer Boyle, poet laureate of the United Confederate Veterans and the Confederated Southern Memorial Association Bill Brock, U.S. congressman, U.S. senator, chairman of the Republican National Committee, Secretary of Labor Kane Brown, country singer/songwriter Tony Brown, professional football player Daniel Bullocks, professional football player Josh Bullocks, professional football player == C == Mike Cameron, minister and politician; member of Georgia House of Representatives Archie Campbell, writer, television performer Fred Cash, singer Ryan Casteel, catcher for the Atlanta Braves Joe Chaney, darts player George S. Clinton, composer Noah Cobb, soccer player Will Marion Cook, composer Charles H. Coolidge, decorated military veteran Bob Corker, Chattanooga mayor, U.S. senator Bill Curry, college football coach, television anchor == D == Fredrick Davis, ballet dancer Jason Davis, professional baseball pitcher Bill Dedman, journalist Juliette Derricotte, educator, political activist McKinley "Bunny" Downs (1894–1973), Negro Leagues infielder and manager Ellie Dylan, educator, non-profit organization founder == E == Harris English, professional golfer Cal Ermer, professional baseball manager Lorenzo Kom'boa Ervin, writer, political activist == F == JoAnne Favors, state politician Chuck Fleischmann, U.S. congressman Crystal Marie Fleming (born 1981), sociologist and author James B. Frazier, former state governor, Tennessee == G == Ellis Gardner, offensive lineman for the Kansas City Chiefs and Indianapolis Colts Cory Gearrin, relief pitcher for the San Francisco Giants Genesis the Greykid, poet, artist, creative Betty Lou Gerson, actress Gibby Gilbert, professional golfer George Gobel, comedian Arthur Golden, novelist Sam Gooden, pop singer, musician Ray Gordy, professional wrestler Terry Gordy, professional wrestler Irvine W. Grote, chemist, inventor Jackson Guice, comic book artist: Death of Superman Jo Conn Guild, businessman Kirsten Gum, television personality == H == Ben Haden, pastor, religious broadcaster Lee H. Hamilton, former U.S. congressman Joycelyn Harrison, Langley Research Center engineer and professor Dennis Haskins, actor Roland Hayes, singer Cam Henderson, chief of protocol of the United States Calvin C. Hernton, sociologist, poet and author Kim Hixson, state politician, Wisconsin Honest Charley, businessman Rick Honeycutt, professional baseball player, coach Henry H. Horton, former governor of Tennessee Jaden Hossler, TikTok personality and singer Michael Houser, rock musician Rhyne Howard, professional basketball player Roy Davage Hudson, neuropharmacologist, president of Hampton University George Hunter, business magnate, philanthropist == J == Samuel L. Jackson, actor Patrick Johnson, professional football player Leslie Jordan, actor == K == Zahra Karinshak, Georgia state senator, attorney, Air Force veteran Estes Kefauver, former U.S. senator Mildred Kelly, first African American female sergeant major of the Army == L == Venus Lacy, Olympian, basketball player Lady Bunny, drag queen Yusef Lateef, musician, educator James M. Lewis, pharmacist and Tennessee state senator Mozella Esther Lewis, pharmacist, businesswoman Hormona Lisa, drag queen.

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