Indianapolis
Indianapolis, colloquially known as Indy, is the capital and most populous city of the U.S. state of Indiana and the seat of Marion County. Located in Central Indiana, the city lies along the White River's West Fork near its confluence with Fall Creek. At the 2020 census, the balance population was 887,642.
People born in Indianapolis (First 49 people) - Page 8
Marie McCray
Pornographic film actor
Denver Bierman
Musical artist
Bud Lee
American film director ‧ Hyapatia Lee's husband
Bart Peterson
Former Mayor of Indianapolis
Randy Head
Mariah Robertson
American photographer
James Pease
American bass
Jeremy Trueblood
American football offensive tackle
George Andrew Reisner
American archaeologist
Moe Gardner
Former American football player
Charley Shipp
American basketball player
Karlee Macer
Former Indiana State Representative
Dillon Peters
Baseball pitcher
Ernest Merritt
School teacher
William Barber II
Minister
Gloria Gresham
American costume designer
Jeff Parrett
American baseball athlete
Gordon Letwin
American software developer
Merrill Moores
Former United States Representative
Dawn Pettengill
Former Iowa State Representative
Sally Harrell
Member of the Georgia State Senate
Shyra Ely
American basketball player
George Shirley
American operatic tenor
Ronald Nored
American coach
Trigger Alpert
American bassist
Kid Chissell
Actor
Ruth Norman
Psychic
Saundra Mitchell
American novelist
Vince Welch
Commentator
Mary Hayward Weir
American socialite
Derrick Mayes
American football player
Melvin Rhyne
Organist
Mike Darwin
Timothy Maude
Officer
Major Taylor
American cyclist
Brose Partington
Sculptor
Roger A. Meece
Former United States Ambassador to Malawi
May Aufderheide
American composer
John Daniel Tinder
Judge
Jon Barton
Actor
Ken Klee
Ice hockey player
Amber Harris
Basketball player
Andy Hillenburg
American race car driver
Armaan Franklin
American basketball player
Carl Zigrosser
Art dealer
Alison Bales
American former professional basketball player
Darius Latham
American football defensive tackle