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List of people from Marshall, Texas
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April 27, 2025
This is a
list of notable people associated with
Marshall, Texas
.
This article is part of the
Marshall
series
.
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James Farmer
George Foreman
Alphonso Jackson
This list is incomplete.
Phillip Baldwin
, jurist
Mike Barber
, football player, evangelist
John Burke
, lawyer, soldier, and spy
Robert Campbell (American artist)
, a painter, poet, and publisher
Edward Clark
, Texas Governor
Mike Clark
, NFL placekicker
Kathleen Neal Cleaver
, Black Panther Party member
George Dawson
, author
Floyd Dixon
, R&B pianist
Mathew Ector
, jurist and legislator
James Farmer
, founder of
CORE
, organized freedom rides
James L. Farmer, Sr.
, first Black Texan to hold a doctorate
George Foreman
, athlete and entrepreneur
Joseph C. Goulden
, best-selling author and political reporter
Brea Grant
, actress
Ben Z. Grant
, playwright, Texas legislator, state judge
Homer Hailey
,
Church of Christ
preacher and author, born in Marshall in 1903
Sam B. Hall, Jr.
, former congressman and federal jurist
Alexander Hawthorn
, lawyer, minister, and
C.S. Army
general
James Pinckney Henderson
, first governor of Texas
Susan Howard
, actress, writer, activist
Alphonso Jackson
, 13th U.S.
Secretary of Housing and Urban Development
, appointed by
President George W. Bush
Walter P. Lane
, Confederate General
Ken Lattimore, member of the
Western
singing group
Sons of the Pioneers
(1998-current).
Opal Lee
, Activist promoting the
Juneteenth
federal holiday
Fred T. Long
,
Wiley College
football coach and athletic director
Robert W. Loughery
, journalist, publisher, and diplomat
Ashley C. McKinley
, aviator; explorer
Blanche L. McSmith
, Alaska state representative, activist, and businesswoman
Leo Michelson
, painter and sculptor
John T. Mills
, Supreme Court Justice of the Republic of Texas
Robert Morris
, former televangelist
Johnny Moss
, champion poker player
Bill Moyers
, journalist and government official
Pendleton Murrah
, Texas Governor
Lucy Holcombe Pickens
, 19th-century Southern socialite
William Henry Pope
, politician, self-described "
Jim Crow
Senator"
Horace Randal
, Confederate brigadier general
Wendy Russell Reves
, fashion model, philanthropist
Henry Roquemore
, 20th-century actor
Max Sandlin
, former congressman and House Minority Whip
I. B. Scott
, Methodist Episcopal cleric, newspaper editor, and educator
Franklin Barlow Sexton
, Confederate Congressman
Terrance Shaw
, NFL cornerback
Kendrick Starling
, NFL wide receiver
James Harper Starr
, politician
Y. A. Tittle
,
football
Hall of Famer
Melvin B. Tolson
, author, poet, and politician
Isaac Van Zandt
, statesman of both Republic and State of Texas
James Wheaton
, actor
Peter Whetstone
, pioneer leader, city father
Louis T. Wigfall
, U.S. Senator, later Confederate Senator
Kevin Williams
, NFL running back
Romeo M. Williams
, prominent civil rights attorney who played a pivotal role in the desegregation of
Marshall, Texas
.;
[
1
]
also a
U.S. Army Air Force
officer and trained fighter pilot with the
Tuskegee Airmen
[
2
]
Andrew Wommack
, conservative charismatic, tv evangelist and faith healer,
Bob Young
, football player
References
↑
Texas State Historical Association. "Williams, Romeo Marcus (1919–1960)." Peggy Hardman.
https://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/entries/williams-romeo-marcus
↑
"Tuskegee Airmen Pilot Roster"
.
CAF Rise Above
. CAF Rise Above
. Retrieved
August 11,
2020
.
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