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 49 people) - Page 0
Shawn Slocum
American football coach
Hershel Gober
Government official
James Milton Carroll
Pastor
Jesse Gonder
American baseball player
Tim Lemons
Former Arkansas State Representative
John Shirley Wood
Officer
Ward Davis
Musical artist
Wildman Steve
American comic
Benjamin E. Russell
U. S. representative
Clemon Johnson
American basketball player
Gene McKinney
Soldier
Tarlos Thomas
American football player
Cedric Rainwater
Musical artist
William Bailey Lamar
American attorney
Michel Mallory
Singer-songwriter
Rob Evan
Singer
Elizabeth Otis Dannelly
American poet
James Ferguson Dowdell
U. S. representative
Charles Lafayette Bartlett
Former United States Representative
John Gill Shorter
Former Governor of Alabama
Buckshot Jones
American motorsports racing driver
Sherry Smith
Baseball player
William A. Connelly
Military personnel
Joanne Lara
Actor
Trisha Yearwood
American singer
Odell Thurman
American football linebacker
Robert Pleasant Trippe
American Politician
Ulysses Norris
Former American football player
Andrew Peterson
American musician
Michael Elias
American writer
George Nonte
American author
Harry Combes
Basketball coach
Robert C. Burke
DJ Ashba
American musician
Charles S. Hartman
Former United States Representative
Ellen Dolan
Fictional character
Dan Zumbach
Member of the Iowa Senate
Kraig Paulsen
Director of the Iowa Department of Revenue
Charles Henry Sloan
American Politician
Bruce Bearinger
Politician
Mike Dirks
American football player
Roy Crabb
Baseball athlete
Carl Barton Huffaker
American biologist
Shelby Moore Cullom
Former Governor of Illinois
Sara Beth Gregory
Former Kentucky State Representative
Thomas H. Williams
Former Attorney General of California
Whitey Bell
American basketball player
