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People listed are almost always native to the state. We do (on occasion) include those that have either lived within a state for most of their adult life, or have made a significant contribution to the state in their personal endeavors.

Bert Abbey baseball player

Charles Francis Adams first owner boston bruins

Charles Kendall Adams educator, historian

Frederick W. Adams physician, author, violin maker

Sherman Adams politician

Charles Augustus Aiken clergyman, academic

Henry Mills Alden author, editor "harper's weekly"

Ethan Allen revolutionary war leader (born in connecticut)

Frances Margaret "Fanny" Allen nun

Ira Allen vermont founder, leader green mountain boys (born in connecticut)

Jerome Allen author, educator

Lemuel H. Arnold politician

Chester Arthur 25th u.s. president

Warren Austin politician

Orville E. Babcock union army general

Maxine Bahns actress

Arthur Scott Bailey author

Consuelo Northrop Bailey first u.s. woman lt. governor

David Ball football player

Bradley Barlow politician

John Barrett u.s. diplomat

John L. Barstow teacher, politician, soldier

William Barton baseball player

Lindon Wallace Bates civil engineer

Fernando C. Beaman politician

Orson Bean actor

Hiram Bell politician

Ben & Jerry's ice cream manufacturer

Wilson "Snowflake" Bentley photographer

Charles Ethan Billings inventor

Frederick H. Billings president northern pacific railway

Hiram Bingham I missionary

George Bliss politician

Aretas Blood railroad steam locomotive manufacturer

Asa Peabody Blunt union army general

Beatrice Boepple actress

Elmer Bowman baseball player

Myra Bradwell publisher, activist, attorney in

Ezra Brainerd educator, botanist

Richard Brewer cowboy, outlaw

Francis Fisher Browne editor, poet

Orestes Brownson activist, labor organizer

Steven T. Byington translator

John C. Caldwell union army general, diplomat

Thomas Cale politician

Jim Cantore meteorologist weather channel

Matthew Hale Carpenter politician

William B. Castle politician

Lucien B. Caswell politician

Suzy Chaffee olympic skier, actress

Beth Chamberlin actress

John Putnam Chapin politician

Welcome Chapman mormon leader

Harrie B. Chase jurist

Horace Chase politician

Daniel Chipman politician

Thomas Chittenden politician (born in connecticut)

Lucius Chittenden author, politician, peace advocate

Sylvester Churchill journalist

Joseph A. Citro author, folklorist

Charles Edgar Clark u.s. navy officer

William Bullock Clark geologist

Barbara Cochran olympic medalist

Bob "Bobby" Cochran olympic medalist

Richard A. Cody vice chief of staff u.s. army

Lui Collins singer, songwriter

Ray Collins baseball player

George Partridge Colvocoresses u.s. navy rear admiral

Jessica Comolli miss vermont 2007

Calvin Coolidge 30th u.s. president

Tara Correa-McMullen actress

Barry M. Costello commander third fleet u.s. navy

Oliver Cowdery mormon church elder

Robert Cowdin union army general

Donald J. Cram chemist, nobel prize laureate

Jay Craven film director, screenwriter

Thomas Davenport inventor

John Deere inventor, founder deere & company

George Dewey admiral u.s. navy

John Dewey philosopher, education reformer

Stephen A. Douglas politician

Andrew Ellicott Douglass astronomer, developer tree-ring dating

Norman Dubie poet

Jean Dubuc baseball player

Christopher Ellis Duffy baseball player

Horatio "Good Roads" Earle advocate good roads

John Eaton u.s. education commissioner

George F. Edmunds politician

Merritt "Red Mike" Edson general u.s. marine corps

Chesselden Ellis politician

Jeremiah Evarts missionary, reformer, activist

John Chipman Farrar author, publisher

Young Firpo boxer

James Fisk financier

Wilbur Fisk minister, educator, theologian

John Fitzpatrick politician

Ralph Flanders politician

George P. Foster union army general

Martin Henry Freeman first black college president

Ida May Fuller first recipient of social security benefits

Larry Gardner baseball player

David Giancola filmmaker

Cynthia Gibb actress

Amanda Gilman miss vermont 2006

Isaac Goodnow co-founder kansas state university

Walter Willis Granger vertebrate paleontologist

Lewis Addison Grant asst. u.s. secretary of war

Duane Graveline astronaut

Josiah Grout politician

Joy Hakim author

Hiland Hall politician

Tristan Honsinger cellist

Jacob Howard politician

Stephen Huneck artist

Richard Morris Hunt architect

William Morris Hunt artist

James Monroe Ingalls ballistics authority

Milo Parker Jewett educator

Ernie Johnson baseball player

Miranda July actress, director

Charlene King Johnson miss usa 1955

William "Billy" Kidd olympic medalist

M. Jayne Kitchel politician

Bill Koch olympic medalist

James Kochlka comic book writer, artist

Walt Lanfranconi baseball player

Patrick Leahy politician

John LeClair hockey player

Henry David Lee inventor lee jeans

Brady Leisenring hockey player

Henry M. Leland automobile entrepreneur

Kevin Lepage race car driver

Aaron Lewis musician

JoJo singer, songwriter

Horatio G. Loomis organizer chicago board of trade

Phillips Lord creator radio programs, writer, narrator

Will Lyman actor

Andrew Mead-Lawrence olympic medalist

Susan Tolman Mills educator, co-founder mills college

Graham Mink hockey player

Anais Mitchell singer, songwriter

Amanda Miteer miss vermont 2005

Justin Morrill politician

Levi Parsons Morton u.s. vice president

Joseph A. Mower union general

Harvey Newcomb author

Clarina I. H. Nichols journalist, lobbyist

John Humphrey Noyes utopian, founder oneida community

John O'Brien filmmaker

Franklin W. Olin founder olin corporation

Robert Stanbury "Buster" Olney III sports columnist

Elisha Otis inventor

Moses Pendleton choreographer

Charles E. Phelps brigadier general u.s. army

John W. Phelps union army general

William Lamb Picknell artist

Russell W. Porter astronomer

Grace Potter singer

Ross Powers olympic medalist

Silas G. Pratt composer

Rachel Oakes Preston organizer seventh-day adventists

Cyrus Pringle botanist

Thomas Edwin Greenfield Ranson union army general

Henry Mower Rice politician

Israel Bush "Fighting Dick" Richardson union army major general

Edward D. Robie naval engineer, inventor

Theodore Robinson artist

Alvah Sabin politician

Matt Salinger actor

Stephen Alonzo Schoff engraver, artist

Arthur E. Scott photographer, photo-historian

Julian Scott artist

Patty Sheehan golfer

Charles H. Sheldon politician

George Dallas Sherman musician

John Gregory Smith politician

Joseph Smith, Jr. founder mormon church

Ken Squier radio sports announcer

Timothy Steele poet

Nettie Maria Stevens biologist, geneticist

Charles B. Stoughton vermont infantry soldier

Edwin H. Stoughton union army general

George Crockett Strong union army brigadier general

William Barstow Strong president atchison, topeka & santa fe railway

Horace Austin Warner Tabor prospector, "silver king"

Alphonso Taft politician

Cherilee Taylor actress

Louise Taylor singer, songwriter

George Robert "Birdie" Tebbets baseball player

Hannah Teter olympic medalist

Ernest Thompson playwright, actor

John Thurston politician

Fred Tuttle actor

Dan Tyminski composer, singer

Rudy Vallee singer, bandleader

James Van Ness politician

James M. Warner union army general

Cephas Washburn missionary, educator

Sterry R. Waterman jurist

Henry Wells entrepreneur, founder wells college

Horace Wells dentist, pioneered use of nitrous oxide

William Wells union army general

Jody Williams teacher, nobel peace prize laureate

William "Bill" Wilson founder alcoholics anonymous

Steve Wisniewski football player

George Woodard actor

Sameul Worcester missionary, translator

Brigham Young mormon leader

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