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List of people from Georgia (U.S. state)

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This is a list of notable people born in, or notable for their relations with the U.S. state of Georgia.

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Contents: Top – 0-9 A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

Notable Georgians

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A

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Musician Jason Aldean
 
Actor Edward Andrews

B

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Football player Allen Bailey
 
Actress and model Kim Basinger
 
Musician André Lauren Benjamin, better known as André 3000
 
Baseball player Ron Blomberg
 
American football player Mel Blount
 
Soccer player Morgan Brian
 
Musician Luke Bryan
 
Basketball player Elijah Bryant

C

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Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter
 
Actress and model Joelle Carter
 
Musician Ray Charles
 
Entrepreneur Ben Chestnut
 
Baseball player Ty Cobb
 
Rapper Playboi Carti

D

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Raymond Gilbert Davis, highly decorated United States Marine Corps general who served in the Pacific, Korean, and Vietnam Wars
 
Cook and television personality Paula Deen
 
Actor Melvyn Douglas

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NASCAR driver Bill Elliott

F

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Bank robber Charles Arthur "Pretty Boy" Floyd
 
Comedian and actor Jeff Foxworthy

G

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Politician Newt Gingrich
 
Musician Cee Lo Green

H

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Uncle Remus stories collector Joel Chandler Harris
 
Pro Wrestler Hulk Hogan
 
Dentist and gunfighter Doc Holliday
 
Boxer Evander Holyfield

I

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J

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Musician Alan Jackson

K

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Activist Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

L

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Film producer, director and actor Spike Lee
 
Rapper and actor Ludacris

M

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Baseball player Nick Markakis
 
Baseball player Brian McCann
 
Former Georgia Governor Zell Miller
 
Gone with the Wind author Margaret Mitchell

N

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Musician Jennifer Nettles
 
Football player Cam Newton

O

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Founder and First Governor of Georgia James Oglethorpe

P

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Musician Richard Wayne Penniman, better known as Little Richard
 
Television host Ty Pennington
 
Producer Tyler Perry

Q

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R

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Blues singer Ma Rainey
 
Actress Julia Roberts

S

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Actress Morgan Saylor
 
Television personality Ryan Seacrest
 
Basketball player Josh Smith
 
Musician Michael Stipe of R.E.M.
 
Golfer Louise Suggs

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Football player Fran Tarkenton
 
Football player Demaryius Thomas
 
Musician Travis Tritt
 
Actor Chris Tucker

U

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V

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Georgia Tech President Blake R. Van Leer

W

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Author and activist Alice Walker
 
Football player Herschel Walker
 
Geneticist and anthropologist Dr. Spencer Wells
 
Actor and musician Devon Werkheiser
 
Former U.S. President Woodrow Wilson

Y

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Rapper Yung Joc
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