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| | *[[Hank Aaron]], who held the Major League Baseball record for most home runs hit until 2007, is from Mobile. | | *[[Hank Aaron]], who held the Major League Baseball record for most home runs hit until 2007, is from Mobile. |
| | + | *[[James B. Allen]], U.S. Senator, 1969-1978 |
| | *[[Hugo Black]], Senator from Alabama who was nominated to the Supreme Court by Franklin Roosevelt and served on the Court from 1937 to 1971, was born in Ashland. | | *[[Hugo Black]], Senator from Alabama who was nominated to the Supreme Court by Franklin Roosevelt and served on the Court from 1937 to 1971, was born in Ashland. |
| | *[[Truman Capote]], author of ''In Cold Blood'', lived in Monroeville, though he was born in New Orleans. During his time in Monroeville he was good friends with [[Harper Lee]], author of ''To Kill A Mockingbird''. | | *[[Truman Capote]], author of ''In Cold Blood'', lived in Monroeville, though he was born in New Orleans. During his time in Monroeville he was good friends with [[Harper Lee]], author of ''To Kill A Mockingbird''. |
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| | *[[Martin Luther King, Jr.]], a civil rights activist, lived in Montgomery. | | *[[Martin Luther King, Jr.]], a civil rights activist, lived in Montgomery. |
| | *[[Joe Louis]], a boxer who is the only famous athlete to be buried in [[Arlington National Cemetery|Arlington Cemetery]], lived in Lafayette. | | *[[Joe Louis]], a boxer who is the only famous athlete to be buried in [[Arlington National Cemetery|Arlington Cemetery]], lived in Lafayette. |
| | + | *[[Elvin McCary]], Republican former state representative and state senatior |
| | + | *[[Bert Nettles]], former state representative from Birmingham |
| | *[[Rosa Parks]], a civil rights activist who became famous for refusing to give up her bus seat to a white passenger, lived in Tuskegee. | | *[[Rosa Parks]], a civil rights activist who became famous for refusing to give up her bus seat to a white passenger, lived in Tuskegee. |
| | *[[Walker Percy]], novelist and thinker strongly influenced by Catholicism, was born in Birmingham. | | *[[Walker Percy]], novelist and thinker strongly influenced by Catholicism, was born in Birmingham. |