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* [[Frank James]], outlaw, Confederate guerrilla and brother of Jesse James |
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* [[Olive Oatman]], Yavapai Indian captive and lecturer |
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* [[Bill Wilson]], Bushwacker from Phelps County, MO whom The Outlaw Josey Wales is based upon. |
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== Business == |
== Business == |
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The following list includes notable people who were born or have lived in Sherman, Texas.
Academics
- Light Townsend Cummins, educator and historian
- John C. Hitt, President of the University of Central Florida in Orlando, Florida
- Jerry B. Lincecum, Emeritus Professor of English at Austin College in Sherman, Texas
Media
- Frank W. Mayborn, former publisher of the Sherman Democrat and Temple Daily Telegram newspapers
- Michael Quinn Sullivan, journalist and conservative political activist, based in Austin, Texas
Acting
- Bess Flowers, actress
- Leah Gotti, actress
- Candace Kita, actress and model
- Tom Virtue, actor
Music
- Zach Blair, musician (Rise Against)
- Sam Coomes, musician
- Arizona Dranes, pioneering gospel singer and pianist
- Jimmy Hotz, record producer, recording engineer, electronic music pioneer, inventor, audio expert, author and musician
- Buck Owens, country and western singer
- Buddy Tate, jazz saxophone and clarinet player (Count Basie, Benny Goodman, Lionel Hampton)
- kublai khan, (metalcore band)
Politics
- Joseph W. Bailey, former U.S. senator and attorney in Dallas, died in a courtroom in Sherman in 1929.
- William Jefferson Blythe, Jr., father of former U.S. President Bill Clinton
- Ronald H. Clark, former Republican member of the Texas House of Representatives from District 62 in Sherman; judge of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Texas, based in Beaumont
- Donnie Copeland, Pentecostal pastor, formerly at Greater Life Church in Sherman; Republican member of the Arkansas House of Representatives from North Little Rock, Arkansas[1]
- Rick Hardcastle, rancher and businessman; Republican former member of the Texas House of Representatives from Wilbarger County; born in Sherman in 1956
- Larry Phillips, Sherman lawyer and Republican member of the Texas House of Representatives
Government
- Edna Gladney, early campaigner for children's rights and better living conditions for disadvantaged children
- Charles B. Winstead, FBI agent who killed John Dillinger
Attorney
- William J. Durham, attorney and leader in the civil rights movement
- Joe Rollins, Houston attorney; practiced in Sherman early in his career
Sports
- A.J. Abrams, former professional and Texas Longhorns men's basketball player
- Kyle Crick, professional baseball player, San Francisco Giants
- Lee Grissom, MLB All-Star pitcher
- Vernon Holland, NFL player, Cincinnati Bengals
- Tex Rickard, boxing promoter, first owner of NHL's New York Rangers, builder of Madison Square Garden, grew up in Sherman
- Chris Rockins, NFL player, Cleveland Browns
- Hunter Smith, NFL player, Indianapolis Colts Super Bowl XLI champion Pro Bowler
- Jimmy Turner, NFL player
- Joe Watson, NFL player
- Ray Wehba, NFL player
Historical
- Frank James, outlaw, Confederate guerrilla and brother of Jesse James
- Olive Oatman, Yavapai Indian captive and lecturer
- Bill Wilson, Bushwacker from Phelps County, MO whom The Outlaw Josey Wales is based upon.
Business
- Kay Kimbell, entrepreneur, philanthropist, benefactor of the Kimbell Art Museum
References
- ^ "Donnie Copeland's Biography". Project Vote Smart. Retrieved April 18, 2016.