Texas Celebrities and People of Note

First , these names are not in alphabetical order.
Second, there have only been two Texans born to become President of the United States of America and neither one is named George. The Bushs are yankees from Connecticut and Massachusetts.

Patrick Swazye
Clint Black
Liza Hartman
LeAnn Rimes
Lou Diamond Phillips
Jenifer Love Hewitt
Willie Nelson
Bonnie Parker
Clyde Barrow
Anna Nicole Smith
Stevie Ray Vaughn
Carl Bradley
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
Charles "Tex" Watson
Johnny Rodriquez
Freddy Fender
George Strait
Lance Armstrong
Michael Dell
Barry Corbin
Steve Forrest
L.Q. Jones
Irene Ryan
Forest Whitaker
Chill Wills
Morgan Woodward
A. Russell Andrews
Steve Austin
Johnny Bartee
Les Baxter
Greg Benson
John Bloom
Powers Boothe
James Barrego
T-Bone Walker
Debbie Reynolds
Matthew McConaughy
Steve Martin
Bill Paxton
Debbie Allen
Janis Joplin
Alvin Ailey
Roy Orbison
Mary Martin
Dan Rather
Tommy Lee Jones
Lyle Lovett
Gene Roddenberry
Mike Nesmith
Aaron Spelling
Howard Hughes
Gene Autrey
Colin Raye
Kenneth Starr
Katherine Ann Porter
Fess Parker
Glenna Goodacre
Lydia Mendoza
Lee Trevino
George Foreman
Buddy Holly
Sissy Spacek
Rip Torn
Dan Blocker
Larry McMurtry
Laura Bush
Ad Topperwein
Ray Price
Ernest Tubb
George Jones
Lee Roy Parnell
Carleton S. Fiorina
Sammy Baugh
Steve Austin
Phylicia Rashad
Red Adair
Mary Kay Ash
Carol Burnett
Cyd Charisse
Claire Lee Chennault
Joan Crawford
Larry Hagman
Oveta Culp Hobby
Kay Bailey Hutchison
Molly Ivins
Jack Johnson
Don Meredith
Ann Miller
Chester William Nimitz
Quanah Parker
H. Ross Perot
Bill Pickett
Tex Ritter
Nolan Ryan
Ann Sheridan
Willie Shoemaker
Tommy Tune
Bob Wills
Babe D. Zaharias
ZZ Top
   Billy Gibbons
   Dusty Hill
   Frank Beard
   Bill Mack
Alan Bean
Ben Hogan
Bill Moyers
Noble Willingham
Karla Faye Tucker Brown
Leon Coffee
Oail Andrew "Bum" Phillips

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Texas
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Actor
Singer-CW
Actress
Singer-CW
Actor
Actress
Singer/song writer
Outlaw
Outlaw
Model
Musician
Actor-Marlborough Man
General and US President
US President
Killer (Manson Family)
Singer-CW
Singer-Classical Rock
Singer-CW
Athlete
Computer Manufacturer
Actor (Norther Exposure)
Actor
Actor
Actress (Granny-Beverly Hillbillies)
Actor
Actor
Actor(man w/ no eyes in Coolhand Luke)
Actor
Actor
Musician
Musician
Actor
Reporter
Actor
Actor
Musician
Actress
Actor
Actor
Actor
Actress
Singer
Dancer
Singer
Actress
Newsman
Actor
Singer-CW
Writer/TV Producer
Singer (Monkees)
TV Producer
Inventer
Actor
Singer-CW
Lawyer
Writer
Actor-Davy Crockett
Sculptor
Musician
Golfer
Boxer
Musician
Actress
Actor
Actor (Hoss Cartright)
Writer
First Lady
Marksman
Singer-CW
Singer-CW
Singer-CW
Singer-CW
CEO, HewlettPackard
NFL
Wrestler (Stone Cold)
Actress (Cosby Show)
Firefighter Oilwells
Cosmetics
Actress
Dancer
General WWII Flying Tigers
Actress
Actor
Philanthropist
Senator
Columnist
Boxer Bare knuckle
NFL (Dallas Cowboys QB 1960-68)
Dancer
Admiral WWII
Comanche Chief
Entrepeneur
1st Black Rodeo Champion/Actor
Singer/Actor
Baseball Pitcher
Actress
Jockey (Most wins in history)
Dancer
Singer-CW
Athlete
Hard Rock Band




Astronaut
Golfer
Newsman
Actor
Killer (executed in Texas 2/3/98)
Rodeo Clown
NFL Coach, Houston Oilers & NO Saints