Monticello
Monticello was the primary plantation of Thomas Jefferson, the third President of the United States, who began designing Monticello after inheriting land from his father at age 26.
People born in Monticello (First 39 people) - Page 1
Shelby M. Cullom
Former Governor of Illinois
Joel Przybilla
American basketball player
Al Jefferson
American former professional basketball player
J. B. Lenoir
Guitarist
Rod Paige
Former United States Secretary of Education
Byther Smith
American musician
Jim Pace
American racing driver
Robert Earl Hughes
Randall Batinkoff
American actor
Joanne Oppenheim
Author
Stephen M. Ryder
American journalist
Gary Auerbach
American television writer
Judith Kaye
Peter Tufano
Dean of the Saïd Business School
Aaron Dworkin
American music educator
Gene D. Block
Chancellor of the University of California, Los Angeles
Leon Silver
American geologist
Stanley Finch
Attorney at law
Gary Schutt
American musician
Daniel N. Robinson
American psychologist
Jug McSpaden
American professional golfer
Jonathan R. Davis
Gene Richards
Baseball player
Lloyd Larsen
American Politician
Martha Jefferson Randolph
Former First Lady of the United States ‧ Thomas Jefferson's daughter
Mary Jefferson Eppes
Thomas Jefferson's daughter
Madison Hemings
Sally Hemings' son
Eston Hemings
Musician ‧ Sally Hemings' son
Harriet Hemings
Thomas Jefferson's daughter
John Hemings
American woodworker
Francis W. Eppes
Isaac Jefferson
Artisan
Ellen Wayles Randolph
Martha Jefferson Randolph's daughter
Cornelia Jefferson Randolph
Ellen Randolph Coolidge
Martha Jefferson Randolph's daughter
Henry S. Magoon
Former United States Representative
Antonio Girardo
Italian football player
Tony Fontò
Musical artist
