This is a list of notable persons who were born or spent important time in the state of Minnesota. People not born in Minnesota are marked with §.
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
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- Johan Arnd Aasgaard (1876 – 1966) - President of Concordia College, President of the Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
- Walter Abel (1898–1987) - actor
- Martin Abern § (1898–1949) - Trotskyist politician
- Charles Edward Adams - 25th Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
- Anthony Adducci § (1937–2006) - builder of the first lithium-battery powered pacemaker
- Peter Agre (born 1949) - Nobel prize winner
- Walden L. Ainsworth (1886–1960) - Admiral of the United States Navy
- Eddie Albert § (1906–2005) - actor, gardener and humanitarian activist
- Frank Albertson (1909–1964) - actor
- Grady Alderman § (born 1938) - Minnesota Vikings football player
- Cyrus Aldrich § (1808–1871) - member of U.S. Congress
- John G. Alexander § (1893–1971) - member of U.S. Congress
- Brother Ali (Ali Newman) § - hip-hop artist
- Bob Allison § (1934–1995) - Minnesota Twins baseball player
- A. A. Ames § (1842–1911) - politician
- Herman Carl Andersen § (1897–1978) - member of U.S. Congress
- Brad Anderson (born 1969) - wrestler
- Clyde Elmer Anderson (1912–1998) - 28th Governor of Minnesota; 30th and 33rd Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
- Dan Anderson (1920–2003) - psychologist
- Elmer L. Andersen § (1909–2004) - 30th Governor of Minnesota, businessman, philanthropist
- G. Barry Anderson - judge
- Gene Anderson (1933–1991) - wrestler
- Larry Anderson (born 1952) - actor
- Gary Anderson § (born 1959) - Minnesota Vikings football player
- Ken Anderson (born 1976) - wrestler
- Liz Anderson (born 1930) - songwriter
- Loni Anderson (born 1945) - television actor (WKRP in Cincinnati), former wife of Burt Reynolds.
- Louie Anderson (born 1953) - comedian, television personality (Life with Louie, Family Feud)
- Marc Anderson - Percussionist
- Morten Andersen § (born 1960) - Minnesota Vikings football player
- Ole Anderson (born 1942) - wrestler
- Paul H. Anderson - judge
- Richard Dean Anderson (born 1950) - television actor (MacGyver, Stargate SG-1)
- Russell A. Anderson (born 1942) - judge
- Sydney Anderson (1881–1948) - member of U.S. Congress
- Wendell Anderson (born 1933) - 33rd Governor of Minnesota; U.S. Senator
- August H. Andresen § (1890–1958) - member of the U.S. Congress
- Patty Andrews (born 1918) - lead singer of 1940's sister act The Andrews Sisters
- Maxene Andrews (1916–1995) - soprano singer of The Andrews Sisters singing act
- LaVerne Andrews (1911–1967) - contralto singer of The Andrews Sisters
- Christopher Columbus Andrews § (1829–1922) - soldier, diplomat, and author
- Kofi Annan § (born 1938) - outgoing Secretary-General of the United Nations
- James Anton - bass guitarist
- Henry M. Arens § (1873–1963) - member of U.S. Congress; 26th Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
- Thomas H. Armstrong § (1826–1891) - banker, lawyer, legislator, 5th Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
- Dave Arneson (born 1955) - game designer, co-creator of D&D
- James Arness (born 1923) - television actor (Gunsmoke)
- Dorothy Arnold (Olson) (1917-1984) - film actress and the first wife of baseball star Joe DiMaggio
- Jeanne Arth - tennis player
- Antoine Auguelle § - Explorer
- Horace Austin § (1831–1905) - 6th Governor of Minnesota
- Hy Averback (1920–1997) - director, producer, actor, and production manager
- John T. Averill § (1825–1889) - member of U.S. Congress
- Lew Ayres (1908–1996) - actor
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- Tim M. Babcock (born 1919) - politician
- Michele Bachmann § (born 1956) - politician
- David Backes (born 1984) - hockey player
- Edward Wellington Backus (1861–1934) - timber baron
- Bill Baker (born 1956) - hockey player
- Earl Bakken (born 1924) - co-founder of Medtronic
- Janae Bakken - television producer
- Jim Bakker § (born 1939) - televangelist
- Melvin Baldwin § (1838–1901) - member of U.S. Congress
- Joseph H. Ball (1905–1993) - U.S. Senator
- Keith Ballard (born 1982) - hockey player
- Maria Bamford § (born 1970) - stand-up comedian
- Ann Bancroft (born 1955) - polar explorer, first female to reach both the North and South Poles
- Dennis Banks (born 1937) - Native American leader, teacher, lecturer, activist, and author
- Margaret Culkin Banning (1891–1982) - author, poet, women's rights advocate
- Marion Barber III (born 1983) - Dallas Cowboys football player
- Lori Barbero (born 1961) - drummer
- Dean Barkley (born 1950) - U.S. Senator
- Lynsey Bartilson (born 1983) - actor
- Alphonso Barto - 7th Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
- Carol Bartz (born 1948) - President and CEO of Yahoo!
- Earl Battey § (1935–2003) - Minnesota Twins baseball player
- Elgin Baylor § (born 1934) - basketball player
- Charles Baxter (born 1947) - author
- Tracy Beckman (born 1945) - government official, politician, business owner and manager
- James Bede § (1856–1942) - member of U.S. Congress
- Nicholas Joseph Begich (1932–1972) - politician
- Troy Bell (born 1980) - basketball player
- Clyde Bellecourt (born 1936) - Native American civil rights organizer
- Sharon Sayles Belton (born 1951) - first African-American mayor of Minneapolis
- Chief Bender (1884–1954) - Baseball Hall of Fame pitcher
- Shelton Benjamin § (born 1975) - wrestler
- Kenny Benkowski (born 1937) - wrestler
- Paris Bennett § (born 1988) - singer
- Tony Benshoof (born 1975) - luger, Olympian
- Elmer Austin Benson (1895–1985) - 24th Governor of Minnesota; U.S. Senator
- Joanne Benson (born 1943) - 44th Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
- William Benton (1900–1973) - U.S. Senator
- Juan Berenguer § (born 1954) - Minnesota Twins baseball player
- Patty Berg (1918–2006) - golfer, founding member of LPGA
- Robert Bergland (born 1928) - U.S. Secretary of Agriculture; member of U.S. Congress
- Tim Bergland (born 1965) - hockey-player
- Jason Behr (born 1973) - actor
- John Bernard § (1893–1983) - member of U.S. Congress
- Philip Berrigan (1923–2002) - peace activist, Christian anarchist, and Roman Catholic priest
- Bill Berry (born 1958) - R.E.M. drummer
- Jessica Biel (born 1982) - actor (7th Heaven)
- Bernie Bierman § (1894–1977) - college football coach
- Big Eagle (c. 1827 – 1906) - leader of a band of Mdewakanton Sioux Indians
- James H. Binger (1916–2004) - lawyer, CEO of Honeywell and Hewlett Packard
- John Binkowski (born 1979) - politician
- Matt Birk (born 1976) - Minnesota Vikings football player
- Kevin Bjorke - artist, photographer, and writer
- Harry Blackmun § (1908–1999) - Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States
- Matt Blair § (born 1950) - Minnesota Vikings football player
- Al Blake (born 1961) - wrestler
- Jason Blake (born 1973) - hockey player
- Michael Bland (born 1969) - drummer
- John Blatnik (1911–1991) - member of the U.S. Congress
- Jerome Blatz - politician
- Kathleen A. Blatz (born 1954) - judge and politician
- Theodore C. Blegen, ( 1891 - 1969) - historian and author.
- David Bloom (1963–2003) - journalist
- Wayne Bloom (born 1958) - wrestler
- Josh Blue § (born 1978) - comedian
- Carol Bly - short story writer
- Robert Bly (born 1926) - poet, author
- Bert Blyleven § (born 1951) - Minnesota Twins baseball player
- Haldor Boen § (1846–1936) - member of U.S. Congress
- Greg Boll (born 1960) - politician, activist, real estate manager
- Brian Bonin (born 1973) - hockey player
- Brady Boone (born 1958) - wrestler
- Jeremy Borash (born 1977) - wrestling announcer
- Madeleine Bordallo (born 1933) - politician
- Wayne Boring (1905–1987) - comic book artist
- Rudy Boschwitz § (born 1930) - U.S. Senator
- Lyman Bostock § (1950–1978) - baseball player
- Norman Borlaug (born 1914) - agricultural scientist, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize
- Lloyd Wheaton Bowers § (1859–1910) - Solicitor General
- Gregory A. Boyd (born 1957) - pastor, theologian, author
- Kay Boyle (1902–1992) - writer, educator, and political activist
- Casey Bradley (born 1966) - defensive coordinator for the Seattle Seahawks
- Jim Brandenburg - photographer
- Joseph K. Bratton (born 1926) - engineer
- Dick Bremer - broadcaster
- Kai Brendlinger (born 1943) - model
- Joe Brinkman (born 1944) - umpire
- Ivar Brogger (born 1947) - actor, The Bold and the Beautiful and Invasion
- Herb Brooks (1937–2003) - 1980 Olympics ice hockey coach, Minnesota Golden Gophers coach, Minnesota North Stars coach
- Neal Broten (born 1959) - ice-hockey player
- Jim Brower (born 1972) - baseball player
- Aaron Brown (born 1948) - broadcast journalist
- Bill Brown § (born 1938) - Minnesota Vikings football player
- Brianna Brown (born 1979) - actress
- Joey Browner § (born 1960) - football player
- Brownmark (Brown Mark or Mark Brown) (born 1962) - musician and producer
- Bob Bruer § (born 1953) - football player and coach
- Tom Brunansky § (born 1960) - Minnesota Twins baseball player
- Bobby Bryant § (born 1944) - Minnesota Vikings football player
- Rich T. Buckler § (1865–1950) - member of U.S. Congress
- Clarence Buckman § (1851–1917) - member of U.S. Congress
- Vincent Bugliosi (born 1934) - attorney
- Corliss Orville Burandt - engineer
- Warren E. Burger (1907–1995) - Chief Justice of the United States
- Michael C. Burgess (born 1950) - physician and politician
- Tom Burgmeier (born 1943) - baseball player
- Joseph A. A. Burnquist § (1879–1961) - 19th Governor of Minnesota; 20th Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
- Jerry Burns (born 1927) - Minnesota Vikings football coach
- Tom Burnett (1963–2001) - passenger on United Airlines Flight 93
- Pierce Butler (1866–1939) - Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States
- Dominique Byrd (born 1984) - football player
- Thomas R. Byrne - politician
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- Melvin Calvin (1911–1997) - Nobel Prize winner
- Karlyn Kohrs Campbell (born 1937) - academic
- Rod Carew § (born 1945) - Minnesota Twins baseball player
- Ron Carey - politician
- Arne Carlson § (born 1934) - 37th Governor of Minnesota
- Bruce Carlson (born 1971) - Commander, Air Force Materiel Command
- Curt Carlson (1914–1999) - businessperson (Carlson Companies, Radisson Hotels)
- Gretchen Carlson - beauty queen, anchor
- John Carlson (born 1984) - tight end for the Seattle Seahawks
- Kelly Carlson (born 1976) - actor
- Kyle and Lane Carlson (born 1978) - models
- Richard Carlson (1912–1977) - actor
- Herb Carneal (1923–2007) - Minnesota Twins baseball announcer
- David Carr (born 1956) - NY Times Writer
- William Leighton Carss § (1865–1931) - member of U.S. Congress
- Anthony Carter § (born 1975) - Minnesota Timberwolves basketball player
- Kiki Carter (Kimberli Wilson) § (born 1957) Environmental activist, organizer, musician, songwriter, and columnist
- Jonathan Carver § (1710–1780) explorer
- Bob Casey (1925–2004) Minnesota Twins public-address announcer
- Patrick Casey (born 1978) - writer and actor
- James Castle § (1836–1903) - member of U.S. Congress
- Tracy Caulkins (born 1963) - swimmer
- James M. Cavanaugh § (1823–1879) - member of U.S. Congress
- Chelsea Charms (born 1976) - model
- Ray P. Chase (1880–1948) - member of U.S. Congress
- Tom Chorske (born 1966) - hockey player
- Chief Chouneau (William Cadreau) (1888–1946) - baseball player
- Victor Christgau (1894–1991) - member of U.S. Congress
- Theodore Christianson (1883–1948) - 21st Governor of Minnesota; member of U.S. Congress
- Charles A. Christopherson (1871–1951) - politician
- Nick Ciola (Dominic Ciola or Caesar) - musician
- Moses E. Clapp (1851–1929) - U.S. Senator
- Frank Clague § (1865–1952) - member of U.S. Congress
- Harlan Cleveland (1918-2008) Championed DIKW, Club of Rome member, founding dean for H. H. Humphrey Institute, politician
- David Marston Clough § (1846–1924) - 13th Governor of Minnesota; 12th Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
- Ben Clymer (born 1978) hockey player
- Diablo Cody § (born 1978) - writer
- Ethan Coen (born 1957) - screenwriter, director, producer
- Joel Coen (born 1954) - screenwriter, director, producer
- William Colby (1920–1996) - director of the CIA
- Chris Coleman (born 1961) - politician
- Nick Coleman (born 1950) - columnist
- Nick Coleman (1925–1981) - politician
- Norm Coleman § (born 1949) - U.S. Senator, Mayor of Saint Paul
- Louis L. Collins - 23rd Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
- Mo Collins (born 1965) - comedic actor
- Solomon Comstock § (1842–1933) - member of the U.S. Congress
- Chester Adgate Congdon § (1853–1916) - lawyer and capitalist
- Rachael Leigh Cook (born 1979) - actor, model
- Roger Cooper (born 1944) - teacher, politician
- Marisa Coughlan (born 1974) - model and actor
- Gratia Countryman (1866–1953) - influential librarian
- Chris Cox (born 1952) - Chairman of U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, United States representative
- Fred Cox - Minnesota Vikings football player, inventor of Nerf football
- Brian Coyle (1944-1991) - openly gay politician
- Seymour Cray § (1925–1996) - founder Cray Research, supercomputer architect, inventor
- Joseph Crétin § (1799–1857) - first Roman Catholic bishop of Saint Paul
- David Crittenden § (born 1960) classical guitarist
- Daunte Culpepper § (born 1977) - former Minnesota Vikings football player
- Randall Cunningham § (born 1963) - former Minnesota Vikings football player
- Robert E. Cushman, Jr. (1914–1985) - Commandant of the Marine Corps
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- Arlene Dahl (born 1923) - actor
- Brittany Dahlen (born 1990) - golfer[1]
- Nicole, Erica, and Jaclyn Dahm (born 1977) - models
- Cathee Dahmen (born 1946) - supermodel in the 1960s and 1970s
- Shawn Daivari § (born 1984) - wrestler
- Ian Anthony Dale (born 1978) - actor
- Teresa Daly (born 1956) - politician
- Sean Daley (born 1972) - Hip Hop Artist
- Billy Dankert - singer, songwriter, drummer
- Barry Darsow (born 1959) wrestler
- Charles Russell Davis § (1849–1930) - member of U.S. Congress
- Cushman Davis § (1838–1900) - 7th Governor of Minnesota; U.S. Senator
- Stuart Davis § (born 1971) - musician and songwriter
- Frank A. Day - 13th Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
- Morris Day § (born 1957) - musician and composer
- George Dayton § (1857–1938) - banker, businessperson
- Mark Dayton (born 1947) - former U.S. Senator
- William Demarest (1892–1983) - film and television actor
- Dr. Demento (born 1941) radio personality (aka Barret Eugene Hansen)
- Carol Dempster (1901–1991) - actor
- Jessica Dereschuk (born 1982) - 2004 Miss Minnesota
- Edward Devitt (1911–1992) - member of U.S. Congress
- Kate DiCamillo § (born 1964) - children's author
- Gordon R. Dickson § (1923–2001) - author
- Richard Dix (1893–1949) - actor
- Gil Dobie (1879–1948) - college football coach
- Farrell Dobbs § (1907–1983) - Trotskyist politician, trade unionist
- William Dodd - historian, American ambassador to Nazi Germany
- Chris Doleman (born 1961) - Minnesota Vikings football player
- Ignatius L. Donnelly § (1831–1901) - member of U.S. Congress, 2nd Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota, author
- Frank Doran - politician
- Kelly Doran (born 1957) - businessperson
- Michael Doran § (1827–1915) - politician
- William O. Douglas (1898–1980) - Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States
- Jeffrey Douma - choir director
- Julia Duffy (born 1951) - comedic actor
- Daniel Greysolon, Sieur du Lhut § (1639–1710) - French explorer
- Mark H. Dunnell § (1823–1904) - member of the U.S. Congress
- William Durbin - author
- David Durenberger (born 1934) - U.S. Senator
- Richard Dworsky (born 1953) - pianist /composer
- Sally Dworsky - singer, songwriter
- Bob Dylan (born 1941) - singer-songwriter, musician, poet
- Joanell Dyrstad (born 1942) - 43rd Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
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- Patrick Eaves § (born 1984) - professional hockey-player
- Charles Eastman § (1858-1939) - Dakota writer, doctor, lobbyist, co-founder of boy scouts
- Adolph Olson Eberhart § (1870–1944) - 17th Governor of Minnesota; 17th Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
- Richard Eberhart (1904–2005) - poet
- Frank Eddy (1856–1929) - member of U.S. Congress
- Alonzo J. Edgerton § (1827–1896) - U.S. Senator
- Jim Eisenreich (born 1959) - Minnesota Twins player
- Christian Elder (born 1968) - stock-car driver
- Kimberly Elise (born 1967) - actor
- David Ellefson (born 1964) - musician
- Paul Ellering (born 1953) - wrestler
- Carl Eller § (born 1942) - Minnesota Vikings football player
- Keith Maurice Ellison § (born 1963) - politician
- Franklin Ellsworth (1879–1942) - member of U.S. Congress
- LaFayette Emmett - politician
- Ralph Engelstad (1930–2002) - businessperson
- Leif Enger - author
- Elmer William Engstrom (1901–1984) - engineer
- Fred Enke (1897–1985) - college basketball coach
- Mike Enos (born 1963) - wrestler
- Eric Enstrom - photographer
- Matt Entenza § - politician
- Arlen Erdahl (born 1931) - member of the U.S. Congress
- Louise Erdrich (born 1954) - novelist, poet, children's author
- Bryan Erickson (born 1960) - hockey player.
- Ethan Erickson (born 1973) - actor, Fashion House
- Scott Erickson § (born 1968) - Minnesota Twins baseball player
- Mike Erlandson - politician
- Helga Estby (1860-1942), noted for her walk across the United States during 1896.
- John O. Evjen, (1874 – 1942) - author, church historian and professor of theology.
- Douglas Ewart § (born 1946) - instrument builder and musician
- Eyedea (Mike Averill or Oliver Hart) (born 1982) - underground rapper
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- Clifford Fagan (1911–1995) - high school basketball referee
- Mike Farrell (born 1939) - actor (M*A*S*H)
- Mike Farrell (born 1978) - hockey player
- Ciatrick Fason § (born 1982) - Minnesota Vikings football player
- Chris Faust § (born 1955) - photographer
- Tammy Faye Messner (1942-2007) - Televangelist, singer
- George William Featherstonhaugh § (born 1780) - explorer
- Trevor Fehrman (born 1981) - actor
- Jim Finks § (1927–1994) - Minnesota Vikings manager
- David Fischer (born 1988) - hockey player
- Mardy Fish (born 1981) - tennis player
- F. Scott Fitzgerald (1896–1940) - novelist, short story writer
- Larry Fitzgerald (born 1983) - football player
- Marcus Fitzgerald (born 1985) - football player
- David Flair (born 1979) - wrestler
- Ric Flair § (born 1949) - wrestler
- Richard E. Fleming (1917–1942) - a sailor
- Loren Fletcher § (1833–1919) - member of U.S. Congress
- Patrick Flueger (born 1983) - actor, The 4400
- Harry Flynn § (born 1933) - Roman Catholic archbishop
- Vince Flynn - author
- John R. Foley (1917–2001) - politician
- Steve Foley (1959–2008) - drummer, member of The Replacements
- John M. Ford (died 2006) - science-fiction author and poet
- Jamie Foss - singer
- Al Franken § (born 1951) - political humorist, author, radio commentator, U.S. Senator
- Thomas Frankson (1869–1939) - lawyer, real estate developer, and politician; 22nd Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
- Donald M. Fraser (born 1924) - mayor of Minneapolis, member of U.S. Congress
- James Earle Fraser (1876–1953) - sculptor
- Jeff Frazee (born 1987) - hockey player
- David Frederickson (born 1944) - politician, farmer, former president of National Farmers Union
- Orville Freeman (1918–2003) - 29th Governor of Minnesota, U.S. Secretary of Agriculture
- Frederick William Freking (1911–1998) - shaman
- Bill Frenzel (born 1928) - member of U.S. Congress
- Thomas Friedman (born 1953) - journalist, columnist, author
- Lindsay Frost (born 1962) - actor
- Daniel Fry (1908–1992) - alien-spaceship passenger
- Allen J. Furlow (1890–1954) - member of U.S. Congress
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- Wanda Gag (1893–1946) - author, illustrator
- John Gagliardi § (born 1926) - St. John's College football coach
- Greg Gagne § (born 1961) - baseball player
- Greg Gagne (born 1948) - wrestler
- Verne Gagne (born 1923) - wrestler, founder of American Wrestling Association
- Neil Gaiman § (born 1960) - British-born author
- Daniele Gaither (born 1972) - comic actor
- Thomas J. Galbraith - politician
- Richard Pillsbury Gale (1900–1973) - member of U.S. Congress
- William Gallagher (1875–1946) - member of U.S. Congress
- Chick Gandil (1887–1970) - baseball player
- Roy Alexander Gano (1902–1971) - Vice Admiral, U.S. Navy
- Ron Gardenhire § (born 1957) - manager of the Minnesota Twins
- Joshua Gardner § (born 1983) - sex offender
- Judy Garland (1922–1969) - singer, actor
- Lorraine Garland - folk singer and fiddler
- Edward R. Garvey § - activist, lawyer, and politician
- Mike Garvey (born 1962) - stock-car driver
- Charles Gilbert Gates - owned first home air conditioner in the United States in 1914
- Larry Gates (1915–1996) - actor
- Herbjørn Gausta (1854–1924) - landscape artist
- Tom Gilbert - hockey player
- Ron "Boogiemonster" Gerber (born 1968) - disc jockey, pop music historian, and engineer.
- J. Paul Getty (1892–1976) - entrepreneur, philanthropist, founder of Getty Oil Company
- John L. Gibbs - 14th Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
- Tom Gibis (born 1965) - voice actor
- Cass Gilbert § (1859–1934) - architect
- Stan Gilbertson (born 1944) - hockey player
- John Gilfillan § (1835–1924) - member of U.S. Congress
- Charles A. Gilman - 9th Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
- Terry Gilliam (born 1940) - actor (Monty Python), writer, director
- Sid Gillman (1911–2003) - American football coach
- Robert R. Gilruth (1913–2000) - aviation and space pioneer
- Dan Gladden § (born 1957) - Minnesota Twins baseball player
- James B. Goetz § (born 1936) - radio executive and the 38th Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
- Godfrey G. Goodwin (1873–1933) - member of U.S. Congress
- Samuel Y. Gordon - 19th Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
- Genevieve Gorder (born 1974) - designer, television personality (Trading Spaces)
- Willis Arnold Gorman § (1816–1876) - lawyer, soldier, politician
- Moonlight Graham § (1876–1965) - doctor, baseball player
- Billy Graham § (born 1918) - evangelist, former president of Northwestern College
- Rod Grams (born 1948) - U.S. Senator; member of U.S. Congress
- Bud Grant § (born 1927) - former Minnesota Vikings football coach
- Mary GrandPré - illustrator (Harry Potter books)
- Jim "Mudcat" Grant § (born 1935) - Minnesota Twins baseball player
- Peter Graves (Peter Aurness) (born 1926) - actor (Mission: Impossible television series, Airplane!, 7th Heaven)
- Lauren Green (born 1963) beauty queen, anchor
- Dennis Green § (born 1949) - Minnesota Vikings football coach
- Steven Greenberg (born 1950) - musician (Funkytown), record producer
- Ingebrikt Grose (1862 – 1939) - Founding president of Concordia College, Moorhead, Minnesota.
- Joan Growe (born 1935) - former Minnesota Secretary of State
- Bill Gullickson (born 1959) - baseball player
- Gil Gutknecht § (born 1951) - former member of U.S. Congress
- Cristian Guzmán § (born 1978) - Minnesota Twins baseball player
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- Tom Hagedorn (born 1943) - member of the U.S. Congress
- Gulbrand Hagen (1864 to 1919) - newspaper editor and publisher
- Harold Hagen (1901–1957) - member of U.S. Congress
- Molly Hagan (born 1961) - actor
- Darwin Hall § (1844–1919) - member of U.S. Congress
- Osee M. Hall § (1847–1914) - member of U.S. Congress
- Philo Hall (1865–1938) - politician
- Walter Halloran (1921–2005) - priest, chaplain
- Kittel Halvorson § (1846–1936) - member of U.S. Congress
- Winfield Scott Hammond § (1863–1915) - 18th Governor of Minnesota; member of U.S. Congress
- Trina Hamlin - singer, songwriter
- Alan Hangsleben (born 1953) - hockey player
- Duane Hanson (1925–1996) - post-modern sculptor
- Jeff Hanson § (born 1978) - singer-songwriter, guitarist, and multi-instrumentalist
- Arthur Harkins § (born 20th century) - co-founder of the World Future Society's Minnesota Futurists Chapter
- Brian Harper § (born 1959) - baseball player
- Har Mar Superstar (Sean Tillmann) (born 1978) - entertainer
- Irving Harris (1910–2004) - businessperson
- William H. Harries § (1843–1921) - member of U.S. Congress
- Napoleon Harris § (born 1979) - football player
- Ellen Hart § (born 1949) - mystery novelist
- Grant Hart (born 1961) - musician
- Brynn Hartman (Vicki Omdahl) (1958–1998) - actor
- Josh Hartnett § (born 1978) - actor
- Sid Hartman (born 1920) - sports writer
- Jon Hassler (born 1933) - author
- Mike Hatch (born 1948) - attorney general
- Bernt B. Haugan (born 1862) - minister, politician, and temperance leader.
- Randolph E. Haugan, (1902-1985) - editor, author and publisher
- Louis J. Hauge, Jr. (1924–1945) - sailor
- Marty Haugen (born 1950) - composer
- Pete Hautman § (born 1952) - novelist
- John Hawkes (born 1959) - actor
- Joel Heatwole § (1856–1910) - member of U.S. Congress
- Mitch Hedberg (1968–2005) - absurdist comic
- Bret Hedican (born 1970) - hockey player
- Garrett Hedlund (born 1984) - actor
- Tippi Hedren (born 1930) - actor
- Michael Hegstrand (1957–2003) - wrestler
- Lawrence Heinemi (born 1943) - wrestler
- Luke Helder (born 1981) - pipe bomber
- E. J. Henderson - football player
- Skitch Henderson (Lyle Russell Cedric Henderson) (1918–2005) - pianist, conductor, and composer
- Ben Hendrickson (born 1981) - baseball player
- Darby Hendrickson (born 1972) - hockey player
- Curt Hennig (1958–2003) - wrestler
- Larry Hennig - wrestler
- Father Hennepin § (1626–1705) - explorer
- Abigail and Brittany Hensel (born 1990) - conjoined twins
- Barton Hepburn (1906–1955) - actor
- Don Herbert (1917–2007) - television host
- Maureen Herman § (born 1966) - musician
- Bryan Hickerson (born 1963) - baseball player
- Wally Hilgenberg - football player
- George Roy Hill (1921–2002) - film director
- James J. Hill § (1838–1916) - railroad tycoon, founder of Great Northern Railway
- Peter Himmelman (born 1960) - songwriter
- John H. Hinderaker (born 1950) - lawyer, blogger
- Larry Hisle § (born 1947) - baseball player
- Charles Hoag § (1808–1888) - scholar
- Tami Hoag - novelist
- Leroy Hoard § (born 1968) - football player
- Tobias Hogan - politician
- Einar Hoidale § - member of U.S. Congress
- Mary Liz Holberg - politician
- William Holcombe § (1804–1870) - 1st Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
- Perry Greeley Holden (1865–1959) - professor of agronomy
- Allison Holker (born 1988) - contemporary jazz dancer
- Bill Holm - poet
- Paul Holmgren (born 1955) - hockey player
- James Hong (born 1929) - actor
- Townsend Hoopes (1922–2004) - soldier
- Eric Hoplin - swindler
- George A. Hormel § (1860–1946) - founder of Hormel Foods
- George "Geordie" Hormel (1928–2006) - musician and recording-studio proprietor
- James Hormel (born 1931) - philanthropist
- Jay Catherwood Hormel (1892–1954) - businessman
- Aaron Hosack § - football player
- Harold Hotelling (1895–1973) - statistician and economist
- Phil Housley (born 1964) - hockey player
- Guy V. Howard (1879–1954) - U.S. Senator
- Kent Hrbek (born 1960) - baseball player
- Lucius Frederick Hubbard § (1836–1913) - 9th Governor of Minnesota
- Don Hultz - football player
- Oliver Humperdink (born 1949) - wrestling manager
- Hubert Humphrey § (1911–1978) - U.S. Senator, Vice President, and presidential candidate
- Muriel Humphrey § (1912–1998) - U.S. Senator
- Skip Humphrey (born 1942) - Minnesota attorney general
- Torii Hunter § (born 1975) - baseball player
- Leonid Hurwicz § (1917-2008) - economist, Nobel laureate
- Lloyd Hustvedt (1922 – 2002) - professor, Norwegian-American scholar
- Siri Hustvedt (born 1955) - novelist
- Peter Hutchinson (born 1949) - politician and businessperson
I
- Tim Irwin - football player
- Barney Irwin - wrestler
- Scott Irwin (born 1952) - wrestler
- Doran Isackson (1938-1989) - politician, farmer
- Sharon Isbin (born 1956) - classical guitarist
- Dan Israel - musician
- I Self Devine § (born 1972) - musician
- Ishtakhaba - Lakota chief
- Gideon S. Ives - 11th Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
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- Carl Richard Jacobi (1908-1997) - author
- Sam Jacobson (born 1975) - basketball player
- Jimmy Jam (born 1959) - songwriter, co-founder of Flyte Tyme Productions
- Erasmus James § (born 1982) - football player
- Lee Janzen (born 1964) - golfer
- Kenny Jay (Kenny Benkowski) (born 1937) wrestler
- Sue Jeffers § - businessperson
- Claudia Jennings (Mary Eileen Chesterton) § (1949–1979) - model and actor
- Mason Jennings § (born 1975) - pop-folk singer-songwriter
- Jim Jensen § (1926–1999) - sportswriter
- Bob Johnson (1931–1991) - hockey coach
- Brad Johnson § (born 1968) - football player
- Craig Johnson (born 1972) - hockey player
- Dan Johnson (born 1979) - baseball player
- Dean Johnson (born 1947) - politician
- Dewey Johnson (1899–1941) - member of U.S. Congress
- Earl V. Johnson (1913-1942) - aviator
- Erik Johnson (born 1988) - hockey player
- Gordon Johnson (born 1952) - bass guitarist
- Jellybean Johnson (Garry George Johnson) § (born 1956) - songwriter, producer and musician
- Jim Johnson (born 1962) - hockey player
- John Albert Johnson (1861–1909) - 16th Governor of Minnesota
- Josh Johnson (born 1984) - baseball player
- Magnus Johnson § (1871–1936) - U.S. Senator; member of U.S. Congress
- Marcus Johnson § (born 1981) - football player
- Mark Johnson (born 1957) - hockey player
- Mark Steven Johnson (born 1964) - director and screenwriter, Ghost Rider, Daredevil
- Marlene Johnson (born 1946) - 42nd Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
- Paul Johnson (born 1935) - hockey player
- Reynold B. Johnson (1906–1998) - inventor and computer pioneer
- Scott W. Johnson (born 1940) - lawyer, blogger
- Spencer Johnson - football player
- Donald O. Johnston (born 1929) - composer, music publisher, educator
- Lance Johnstone § (born 1973) - football player
- Jacques Jones § (born 1975) - baseball player
- Kevin Jones - (born 1960) - child-molester
- Ray W. Jones - 16th Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
- Bennie Joppru § (born 1980) - football player
- Steve Jordan § (born 1961) - football player
- Carl O. Jorgenson (1881–1951) - politician
- Bradley Joseph (born 1965) - composer, pianist, keyboardist
- Walter Judd § (1898–1994) - member of U.S. Congress
- Jerry Juhl (1938–2005) - television and movie writer, puppeteer
- Dan Jurgens (born 1959) - writer and illustrator
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- Jim Kaat § (born 1938) - baseball player
- John Anthony Kaiser (1932–2000) - Roman Catholic priest killed in Kenya
- Rick Kamla - NBA TV broadcaster
- Joe Kapp § (born 1939) - football player
- Rich Karlis § (born 1959) - football player
- Joseph Karth (1922–2005) - member of U.S. Congress
- Vincent Kartheiser (born 1979) - actor
- Maude Kegg (Ojibwa name Naawakamigookwe) (1904–1996) - writer, folk artist, and cultural interpreter
- Garrison Keillor (born 1942) - radio humorist and author (A Prairie Home Companion)
- Alexander M. Keith (born 1928) - judge, politician; 37th Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
- Melissa Keller (born 1979) - model and actress
- Oscar Keller § (1878–1927) - member of U.S. Congress
- Wade Keller - columnist
- John Edward Kelley § (1853–1941) - South Dakota politician
- Frank Kellogg § (1856–1937) - U.S. Senator, U.S. secretary of state, Kellogg-Briand Pact
- Steve Kelley (born 1953) - politician
- Randy Kelly § (born 1950) - politician
- Tom Kelly (born 1950) - baseball coach
- Linda Kelsey (born 1946) - actor
- Mark Kennedy (born 1957) - former member of U.S. Congress
- Elizabeth Kenny § (1880–1952) - nurse, discovered a revolutionary treatment for polio
- George Keogan (1890–1943) - basketball coach
- Leonard Kibrick (1924–1993) - child actor
- Sidney Kibrick (born 1928) - child actor
- Jefferson P. Kidder § (1815–1883) - lawyer and jurist
- Dana Kiecker (born 1961) - baseball player
- Andrew Kiefer § (1832–1904) - member of U.S. Congress
- Mary Kiffmeyer (born 1946) - Minnesota Secretary of State
- Craig Kilborn § (born 1962) - television personality
- John N. Kildahl (1857 – 1920) - Lutheran church minister, author and educator
- Lindsey Kildow (born 1984) - downhill skier, olympian
- Harmon Killebrew § (born 1936) - baseball player
- Ward Kimball (1914–2002) - animator, musician
- Charles Kimbrough (born 1936) - actor
- William S. King § (1828–1900) - member of U.S. Congress
- William W. Kingsbury § (1828–1892) - politician
- Sheila Kiscaden - politician
- Jeremy James Kissner (born 1985) - actor
- Norman Kittson § (1814–1888) - businessperson, politician
- Trent Klatt (born 1971) - hockey player
- Kurt Kleinendorst (born 1960) - hockey coach
- Scot Kleinendorst (born 1960) - hockey player
- Jim Kleinsasser § (born 1977) - football player
- John Kline § (born 1947) - member of U.S. Congress
- Amy Klobuchar (born 1960) - U.S. Senator
- Chuck Klosterman (born 1972) - writer
- Chris Kluwe § (born 1981) - football player
- T. R. Knight (born 1973) - actor
- Chuck Knoblauch § (born 1968) - baseball player
- Coya Knutson § (1912–1996) - member of U.S. Congress
- Harold Knutson § (1880–1953) - member of U.S. Congress
- Paul Koering (born 1964) - politician; rare openly gay Republican
- Nikita Koloff (born 1959) - wrestler
- Jerry Koosman (born 1942) - baseball player
- Charlie Korsmo § (born 1978) - actor
- Corey Koskie § (born 1973) - baseball player
- Kristina Koznick - downhill skier, Olympian
- Tommy Kramer § (born 1955) - football player
- Herbert Arthur Krause (1905 - 1976), American historian
- Paul Krause § (born 1942) - football player
- Peter Krause (born 1965) - actor
- Richard E. Kraus § (1925–1944) - sailor
- Mitch Krebs - anchor
- Joan B. Kroc (1928–2003) - philanthropist
- Helen Barbara Kruger (1913–2006) - entrepreneur
- Robert T. Kuhn (born 1937) - shaman
- Bernie Kukar - National Football League referee
- William F. Kunze (1872–1962) - banker, politician
- Tom Kurvers (born 1962) - hockey player
- Ole J. Kvale § (1869–1929) - member of U.S. Congress
- Paul John Kvale § (1896–1940) - member of U.S. Congress
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- James D. La Belle (1924–1945) - sailor
- Rob LaBelle - character actor
- Manuel Lagos (born 1971) - soccer player
Ann Landers - columnist Mpls Star & Tribune
- Lenny Lane (born 1970) - wrestler
- Odin Langen (1913–1976) - member of U.S. Congress
- Jessica Lange (born 1949) - actor
- Jim Lange (born 1933) - television host
- Jamie Langenbrunner (born 1975) - hockey player
- Josh Langfeld (born 1977) - hockey player
- Katherine Lanpher (born 1959) - radio personality, journalist
- Gene Larkin § (born 1962) - baseball player
- Erik Larsen (born 1962) - comic-book writer, artist, and publisher
- Gary Larsen § (born 1942) - football player
- Oscar Larson § (1871–1957) - member of U.S. Congress
- Reed Larson (born 1956) - hockey player
- George Latimer § (born 1935) - politician
- Tom Laughlin (born 1931) - actor
- Matt Lawton § (born 1971) - baseball player
- Bernie Leadon (born 1947) - musician
- Carrie Lee - beauty queen
- Carl Lee - football player
- Tammy Lee (born 1971) - businessperson and politician
- James LeGros (born 1962) - actor
- Tom Lehman (born 1959) - golfer
- John D. LeMay (born 1962) - actor
- Greg LeMond (born 1961) - Tour de France winner
- Brock Lesnar § (born 1977) - wrestler
- Meridel Le Sueur § (1900–1996) - writer
- Harold LeVander § (1910–1992) - 32nd Governor of Minnesota
- David Levin - singer-songwriter
- Bob Lewis (1924–2006) - businessperson, champion race horse owner
- Sinclair Lewis (1885–1951) - Nobel Prize-winning novelist
- Terry Lewis § (born 1956) - songwriter, co-founder of Flyte Tyme Productions
- C. Walton Lillehei (1918–1999) - doctor who performed first open heart surgery
- John Lind § (1854–1930) - 14th Governor of Minnesota; member of U.S. Congress
- Gottfrid Lindsten 29th Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
- Terrance Lindall (born 1944) - artist
- Charles August Lindbergh, Sr. § (1859–1924) - member of U.S. Congress
- Charles Lindbergh § (1902–1974) - aviator, first non-stop solo flight across the Atlantic Ocean
- Chris Liwienski - football player
- Charles M. Loring (1833–1922) - Minneapolis businessman, civic leader, "Father of Park System"
- Maud Hart Lovelace (1892–1980) - author
- Kirk Lowdermilk - football player
- Ernest Lundeen § (1878–1940) - U.S. Senator; member of U.S. Congress
- Bob Lurtsema - football player
- Bill Luther (born 1945) - member of U.S. Congress
- David Lykken (1928–2006) - behavioral geneticist and Professor Emeritus of Psychology and Psychiatry
- Dorothy Lyman (born 1947) - actor, director, and producer
- Kelly Lynch (born 1959) - actor
- Audra Lynn (born 1980) - model and actor
- Jerry Lynn (born 1963) - wrestler
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- Melvin Maas (1898–1964) - member of U.S. Congress
- John L. MacDonald § (1838–1903) - member of U.S. Congress
- Clark MacGregor (1922–2003) - member of U.S. Congress
- Myles Mace (1911-2000) - Harvard Business School Professor
- Shane Mack § (born 1963) - baseball player
- Catharine MacKinnon (born 1946) - legal scholar
- George MacKinnon (1906–1995) - member of U.S. Congress
- Cornell MacNeil - singer
- John Madden (born 1936) - football coach and commentator
- Clarence R. Magney (1883–1962) - judge
- Warren G. Magnuson (1905–1989) - politician
- Tom Malchow (born 1976) - swimmer
- Mark Mallman § (born 1973) - musician.
- Paul Manship (1885–1966) - sculptor
- John Mariucci (1916–1987) - hockey coach
- Roger Maris (1934–1985) - baseball player
- Sharon Marko - politician
- June Marlowe (1903–1984) - actor
- Forrest Mars, Sr. (1904–1999) - CEO, Mars, Inc., creator of M&M's
- Frank Mars (1883–1934) - founder of Mars, Inc., creator of Milky Way candy bar
- Fred Marshall (1906–1985) - member of U.S. Congress
- Theodore Marston (1868–1920) - film director and writer
- E. G. Marshall (1914–1998) - actor
- Jim Marshall § (born 1937) - football player
- William Rainey Marshall § (1825–1896) - 5th Governor of Minnesota
- Billy Martin § (1928–1989) - baseball coach
- Homer Dodge Martin § (1836–1897) - painter
- Paul Martin (born 1981) - hockey player
- John Marty - politician
- Brownie Mary (Mary Jane Rathbun) (1922–1999) - baker
- Bob Mason (born 1961) - hockey player
- Shirley Ardell Mason (1923–1998) - abuse victim
- Tommy Mason § (born 1939) - football player
- Bethanie Mattek (born 1985) - professional tennis-player
- Gene Mauch § (1925–2005) - baseball manager
- Joe Mauer (born 1983) - baseball player
- John Mayasich (born 1933) - hockey player
- Charles Horace Mayo (1865–1939) - doctor, founder of Mayo Clinic
- William J. Mayo (1861–1939) - doctor, founder of Mayo Clinic
- William Worrall Mayo § (1819–1911) - doctor, head of St. Mary's Hospital
- Joe Mays § (born 1975) - baseball player
- Eugene McCarthy (1916–2005) - U.S. Senator; presidential candidate; member of U.S. Congress
- James McCleary § (1853–1924) - member of U.S. Congress
- Betty McCollum (born 1954) - member of U.S. Congress
- Ed McDaniel - football player
- Randall McDaniel § (born 1964) - football player
- James E. McDonald (1920–1971) - physicist
- Heather McElhatton - writer, reporter, and radio host
- Hugh McElhenny § (born 1928) - football player
- Bobby McFerrin § (born 1950) - jazz singer
- Andrew Ryan McGill § (1840–1905) - 10th Governor of Minnesota
- Kevin McHale (born 1957) - basketball player
- Bethany McLean (born 1971) - author
- John McMartin § (born 1929) - actor
- Samuel J. R. McMillan § (1826–1897) - judge, U.S. Senator
- Audray McMillian - football player
- Lesley J. McNair (1883–1944) - soldier
- Graham McNamee § (1888–1942) - broadcaster
- Dugan McNeill - guitarist
- Pamela McNeill - singer-songwriter
- Marcia McNutt - geophysicist
- Samuel Medary § (1801–1864) - politician
- Ralph Meeker (Ralph Rathgeber) (1920–1988) - actor
- William Rush Merriam § (1849–1931) - 11th Governor of Minnesota
- James Metzen (born 1943) - politician
- Breckin Meyer (born 1974) - actor
- Joe Micheletti (born 1954) - hockey player
- Doug Mientkiewicz § (born 1974) - baseball player
- Boris Mikšić § (born 1948) - Croatian-born businessman and politician
- Keith Millard § (born 1962) - football player
- Archie H. Miller - 32nd Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
- Clarence B. Miller (1872–1922) - member of U.S. Congress
- Joey Miller (born 1985) - stock-car driver
- Stephen Miller § (1816–1881) - 4th Governor of Minnesota
- Worm Miller (born 1978) - writer, director, and actor
- Kate Millett (born 1934) - feminist and writer
- Larry Millett (born 1947) - journalist and author
- Tommy Milton (1893–1962) - race car driver
- Don Mincher § (born 1938) - baseball player
- David Minge (born 1942) - member of U.S. Congress
- William D. Mitchell (1874–1955) - U.S. Attorney General
- Roger Moe (born 1944) - politician.
- Mother Alfred Moes § (1828–1899) - founder of St. Mary's Hospital
- Paul Molitor (born 1956) - baseball player
- Carol Molnau (born 1949) - 46th Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
- Dorothy Molter (1907–1986) - entrepreneur
- Eleanor Mondale (born 1960) - television host, daughter of Walter Mondale
- Joan Mondale § (born 1930) - second lady of the United States
- Walter Mondale (born 1928) - Vice President of the United States, U.S. Senator
- Robert Mondavi (1913–2008) - winemaker
- Warren Moon § (born 1956) - football player
- Freddy Moore (born 1950) - songwriter,
- Mewelde Moore § (born 1982) - football player
- Jack Morris (born 1955) - baseball player
- Robert P. Morris § (1853–1924) - member of U.S. Congress
- Dorilus Morrison § (1814–1898) - politician
- Scott Mortensen - politician
- Marnie Mosiman - actor, singer
- Randy Moss § (born 1977) - football player
- Mee Moua § (born 1969) - politician
- Bob Mould § (born 1960) - musician
- John Edward Mower § (1815–1879) - businessperson, politician
- Karl Mueller (1963-2005) - musician
- Peter Mueller (born 1988) - hockey player
- Mark Mullaney - football player
- Biggie Munn (1908–1975) - football player and coach
- Adolph Murie (1899-1974) - biologist, author
- Diana E. Murphy (born 1934) - judge
- Rick Mystrom - politician
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- Arthur Naftalin § (1917–2005) - politician
- Bronco Nagurski § (1908–1990) - football player, wrestler
- Joe Nathan § (born 1974) - baseball player
- Noel Neill (born 1920) - actor
- LeRoy Neiman (born 1921) - sports artist
- Ancher Nelsen (1904–1992) - 34th Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota; member of U.S. Congress
- Arthur E. Nelson (1892–1955) - U.S. Senator
- Cindy Nelson (born 1955) - alpine skier
- Darrin Nelson § (born 1959) - football player
- George Nelson § (born 1950) - astronaut
- Holly Nelson - poet, politician
- Knute Nelson § (1843–1923) - 12th Governor of Minnesota; U.S. Senator; member of U.S. Congress
- Tom Netherton § (born 1947) - singer
- Graig Nettles § (born 1944) - baseball player
- Alex Neuberger (born 1992) - actor
- Walter Newton (1880–1941) - member of U.S. Congress
- Joseph Nicollet § (1786–1843) - explorer
- Tom Niedenfuer (born 1959) - baseball player
- Matt Niskanen § (born 1986) - hockey player
- Richard Nolan (born 1943) - member of U.S. Congress
- William I. Nolan (1874–1943) - 24th Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota; member of U.S. Congress
- John Nord § (born 1959) - wrestler
- Michele Norris - radio journalist
- William Norris § (1911–2006) - CEO Control Data
- Lauris Norstad (1907–1988) - general, commander of NATO forces
- Daniel S. Norton § (1829–1870) - U.S. Senator
- Eunice Norton (1908–2005) - pianist
- Greg Norton § (born 1959) - musician, chef
- Scott Norton (born 1958) - wrestler
- Frank Nye § (1852–1935) - member of U.S. Congress
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- Jim Oberstar (born 1934) - member of U.S. Congress
- Tim O'Brien (born 1946) - author
- Mac O'Grady (born 1951) - golfer
- Michael O'Leary (born 1958) - actor
- Tim Ocel - director
- Willie Offord § (born 1978) - football player
- Joseph P. O'Hara § (1895–1975) - member of U.S. Congress
- Kyle Okposo (born 1988) - hockey player
- Tony Oliva § (born 1938) - baseball player
- Alec G. Olson (born 1930) - member of U.S. Congress; 40th Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
- Earl B. Olson (1915–2006) - founder of the Jennie-O Turkey company
- Floyd B. Olson (1891–1936) - 22nd Governor of Minnesota
- Greg Olson (born 1960) - baseball player
- Katy Olson (born 1928) - politician, farmer
- Kenneth L. Olson (1945–1968) - Vietnam War veteran
- Mark Olson (born 1943) - banker
- Laura Osnes (born 1985) - actor, singer
- Sigurd Olson (1899–1982) - environmentalist
- Dave Osborn - football player
- Peter Ostroushko (born 1953) - violinist
- Rebecca Otto (born 1963) - politician
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- Alan Page § (born 1945) - football player and Minnesota Supreme Court justice
- John U. D. Page (1903–1950) - soldier
- Doug Pagitt - religion author
- Floyd Palmer (born 1943) - businessperson
- Carl Panzram (1891–1930) - serial killer, author
- Bob Paradise (born 1944) - hockey player
- Zach Parise (born 1984) - hockey player
- Gordon Parks § (1912–2006) - photographer
- Nancy Parsons (1942–2001) - actor
- Camilo Pascual § (born 1934) - baseball player
- Gary Paulson (born 1939) - author
- Jeno Paulucci - founder of Jeno's Frozen Pizza, Chun King Corporation, and Luigino's
- Mary Pawlenty - judge, first lady of the state
- Tim Pawlenty (born 1960) - 39th Governor of Minnesota
- Pat Peake (born 1973) - hockey player
- Westbook Pegler (1894–1969) - journalist and writer
- Mary Jo Pehl - actor, broadcaster, and writer
- Tim Penny (born 1951) - member of U.S. Congress
- Glen Perkins (born 1983) - baseball player
- Rudy Perpich (1928–1995) - 34th and 36th Governor of Minnesota; 39th Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
- Jim Perry § (born 1935) - baseball player
- Melissa Peterman (born 1970) - actor
- Hjalmar Petersen § (1890–1968) - 23rd Governor of Minnesota; 28th Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
- Aaron Peterson - politician
- Barbara Peterson - Miss USA 1976
- Collin Peterson § (born 1944) - member of U.S. Congress
- Paul Peterson (St. Paul) - musician
- Steve Peterson - politician
- Brittany Petros (born 1974) - actor
- William Wallace Phelps § (1826–1873) - member of U.S. Congress
- Arthur Phillips (born 1969) - author
- Don Piccard § (born 1926) - balloonist
- Jean Piccard § (1884–1963) - organic chemist, balloonist
- Jeannette Piccard § (1895–1981) - teacher, balloonist, priest
- Justin Pierre (born 1976) - musician
- Janelle Pierzina (born 1980) - actor, model
- Bernard Pietenpol (1901–1984) - mechanic, aircraft designer
- Zebulon Montgomery Pike § (1779–1813) - explorer
- John S. Pillsbury § (1828–1901) - founder of Pillsbury, 8th Governor of Minnesota
- Chellie Pingree (born 1955) - politician
- Robert M. Pirsig § (born 1928) - author, philosopher
- William Pittenger § (1885–1951) - member of U.S. Congress
- Mike Ploog (born 1942) - storyboard and comic-book artist
- Henry Stanley Plummer (1874–1937) - physician
- Mortimer Plumtree (born 1969) - wrestler
- Shjon Podein (born 1968) - hockey player
- Henry Poehler § (1833–1912) - member of U.S. Congress
- Carl Pohlad § (born 1915) - billionaire, baseball owner and philanthropist
- Joe Polo (born 1982) - American curler and Olympic bronze medalist
- Olivia Poole (1889–1975) - inventor
- P.O.S. - rapper
- Vic Power § (1927–2005) - baseball player
- Tom Preissing § (born 1978) - hockey player
- Jacob Aall Ottesen Preus § (1883–1961) - 20th Governor of Minnesota
- Jacob Aall Ottesen Preus II (1920–1994) - shaman
- Prince (born 1958) - singer, songwriter, actor, composer
- Pat Proft (born 1947) - comedy writer and actor
- Joel Przybilla (born 1979) - basketball player
- George Andreas Papandreou (born 1952) - Greek politician
- Kirby Puckett § (1960–2006) - Baseball Hall of Famer
- George Putnam (born 1914) - bigot, television host
- Herbert Putnam § (1861–1955) Librarian of Congress
- William S. Pye (1880–1959) - Admiral in the U.S. Navy
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- Al Quie (born 1923) - 35th Governor of Minnesota; member of U.S. Congress
- Frank Quilici § (born 1939) - baseball player
- Robb Quinlan (born 1977) - baseball player
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- Brian Raabe (born 1967) - baseball player
- Brad Radke § (born 1972) - baseball player
- Pedro Ramos § (born 1935) - baseball player
- Alexander Ramsey § (1815–1903) - 2nd Governor of Minnesota; U.S. Senator
- Jim Ramstad § (born 1946) - member of U.S. Congress
- John Randle § (born 1967) - football player
- Ralph Rapson § (1914–2008) - architect
- Baron von Raschke § (born 1940) - professional wrestler
- Ahmad Rashad § (born 1949) - football player
- Erik Rasmussen (born 1977) - hockey player
- Edwin W. Rawlings (1904–1997) - CEO General Mills, USAF General (Ret.)
- Jeff Reardon § (born 1955) - baseball player
- Harry Reasoner § (1923–1991) - television journalist
- Jake Reed § (born 1967) - football player
- Oscar Reed - football player
- Rich Reese § (born 1941) - baseball player
- Olli Rehn § (born 1962) - European Commissioner for Enlargement
- Ember Reichgott Junge - attorney, radio host, and politician
- Chris Reitsma (born 1977) - baseball player
- Rip Repulski (1927–1993) - baseball player
- Michael Restovich (born 1979) - baseball player
- Patrick Reusse - sports writer
- Albert E. Rice (1845–1921) - banker, newspaperman, legislator, and the 10th Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
- Edmund Rice § (1819–1889) - member of U.S. Congress
- Henry Mower Rice § (1816–1894) - U.S. Senator
- Kaylin Richardson - downhill skier, Olympian, Nor-Am Champion, US National Champion, World Champion
- William B. Richardson - acting Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota in 1936–1937
- Nate Richert (born 1978) - actor
- Carl W. Riddick (born 1872) - member of U.S. Congress
- Martha Ripley § (1843–1912) - physician, founder Minneapolis Maternity Hospital
- Mark Ritchie § (born 1951) - Minnesota Secretary of State
- Laila Robins (born 1959) - actress
- Koren Robinson - football player
- Marcus Robinson § (born 1975) - football player
- Robyne Robinson - newscaster
- Svend Robinson (born 1952) - Canadian politician
- Brian Rogowski (born 1970) - wrestler
- Todd Rohloff (born 1974) - hockey player
- Reggie Rolle (born 19760 - American Actor
- Rich Rollins § (born 1938) - baseball player
- Karl Rolvaag (1913–1990) - 31st Governor of Minnesota; 36th Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
- Ole Rolvaag § (1876–1931) - novelist
- Richard Rood (1958–1999) - wrestler, best known by his ringname "Ravishing" Rick Rude
- Mike Rosenthal - football player
- Marion Ross (born 1928) - actor
- Coleen Rowley (born 1954) - former FBI agent and whistleblower; candidate for Congress in the 2nd District of Minnesota
- Dwayne Rudd § (born 1976) - football player
- Donald Eugene Rudolph, Sr. (c. 1921 – 2006) - soldier
- Jane Russell (born 1921) - actor
- Elmer Ryan (1907–1958) - member of U.S. Congress
- R. T. Rybak (born 1955),- politician
- Winona Ryder (born 1971) - actor
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- Dwight M. Sabin § (1843–1902) - U.S. Senator
- Martin Olav Sabo § (born 1938) - former member of U.S. Congress
- Harrison Salisbury (1908–1993) - journalist
- Zak Sally - musician
- Ralph Samuelson (1903–1977) - inventor of water skiing, first water-ski jumper and speed skier
- John B. Sanborn (1826-1904) - Union Army General, state legislator
- John B. Sanborn, Jr. (1883-1964) - Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals Judge
- Tony Sanneh (born 1971) - soccer player
- Johan Santana § (born 1979) - baseball player
- Gary Sargent (born 1954) - hockey player
- Gloria Sawai (Gloria Ruth Ostrem) (born 1932) - author of fiction
- Thomas D. Schall § (1878–1935) - U.S. Senator; member of U.S. Congress
- Bruce Schneier § (born 1963) - founder and CTO of Counterpane Internet Security
- Henry Schoolcraft § (1793–1864) - explorer
- Charles M. Schulz (1922–2000) - cartoonist
- Mae Schunk § (born 1934) - 45th Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
- Seann William Scott (born 1976) - actor
- Kathryn Leigh Scott (Kathryn Kringstad) (born 1945) - author, actor
- Todd Scott - football player
- Briana Scurry (born 1971) - soccer player
- Richard Sears (1863–1914) - co-founder of Sears, Roebuck and Company
- Mitch Seavey - dog musher
- Jerry Seeman - National Football League referee and Director of Officiating
- Robert Seguso (born 1963) - tennis player
- Aaron Sele (born 1970) - baseball player
- Conrad Selvig (1877–1953) - member of U.S. Congress
- Joe Senser - football player
- Marty Sertich (born 1982) - hockey player
- Eric Sevareid § (1912–1992) - television journalist
- Eddie Sharkey - wrestling coach
- Darren Sharper § (born 1975) - football player
- Clark Shaughnessy (1892–1970) - football coach
- Charles D. Sherwood - 4th Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
- James Shields § (1810–1879) - U.S. Senator
- Henrik Shipstead (1881–1960) - U.S. Senator
- Francis Shoemaker (1889–1958) - member of U.S. Congress
- Bob Short (1917–1982) - sport teams owner and politician
- Henry Hastings Sibley § (1811–1891) - 1st Governor of Minnesota
- Christopher Sieber (born 1969) - actor
- Dick Siebert § (1912–1978) - college baseball coach
- Gerry Sikorski (born 1948) - member of U.S. Congress
- Clifford D. Simak § (1904–1988) - science-fiction writer
- Richard Simmons (1913–2003) - actor
- George Sitts - convicted murderer
- Slug (born 1973) - rapper
- Roy Smalley § (born 1952) - baseball player
- Jack Smight (1925–2003) - film director
- Bruce Smith (1920–1967) - Heisman Trophy winner
- Chad Smith (born 1961) - Drummer for the Red Hot Chili Peppers
- Edward Everett Smith 18th Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
- George Ross Smith (1864–1952) - member of U.S. Congress
- Larry H. Smith (1939–2002) - hockey player
- Lyndon Ambrose Smith 15th Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
- Onterrio Smith § (born 1980) - football player
- Raonall Smith (born 1978) - football player
- Robert Smith § (born 1972) - football player
- Wyatt Smith (born 1977) - hockey player
- Fred Smoot § (born 1979) - football player
- Josiah Snelling § (1782–1828) - first commander of Fort Snelling
- Samuel Snider § (1845–1928) - member of U.S. Congress
- Ben Sobieski (born 1979) - football player
- Konrad K. Solberg 27th Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
- Kathleen Soliah § (born 1947) - member of the Symbionese Liberation Army
- Gordon Solie (Francis Jonard Labiak) (1929–2000) - wrestling announcer
- Jesse Solomon - football player
- Spenser J. Somers § (1972–1990) - author
- Rich Sommer § (born 1978) - actor
- Gale Sondergaard (1899–1985) - Academy Award winning actress (1936)
- Kevin Sorbo (born 1958) - actor
- Richard K. Sorenson (1924–2004) - sailor
- Allan Spear § (1937–2008) - state legislator and president of the Minnesota Senate
- LaVyrle Spencer - romance novelist
- Lili St. Cyr (Willis Marie Van Schaack) (1918–1999) - ecdysiast
- Paul St. Peter (born 1958) - (Aka. George C. Cole and Francis C. Cole) - voice actor
- Arlan Stangeland § (born 1930) - member of U.S. Congress
- Maurice Stans (1908–1998) - U.S. secretary of commerce
- Frank Starkey (1892–1968) - member of U.S. Congress
- Harold Stassen (1907–2001) - 25th Governor of Minnesota
- Ozora P. Stearns § (1831–1896) - U.S. Senator
- Franklin Steele § (1813–1880) - Early settler of St. Anthony
- Halvor Steenerson § (1852–1926) - member of U.S. Congress
- Andy Steensma (born 1942) - farmer, mayor, politician
- Heidemarie M. Stefanyshyn-Piper (born 1963) - astronaut
- Will Steger (born 1943) - polar explorer
- Terry Steinbach (born 1962) - Major League Baseball player
- Helen Stenborg (born 1925) - actor
- Phil Sterner (born 1960) - politician
- Cliff Sterrett - cartoonist
- Todd Steussie - football player
- Frederick Stevens § (1861–1923) - member of U.S. Congress
- John H. Stevens - § (1820–1900) first civilian (non-indigenous) resident of Minneapolis
- Jacob H. Stewart § (1829–1884) - member of U.S. Congress
- Bob Stinson (Robert Neil Stinson) (1959–1995) - musician
- Tommy Stinson (born 1966) - musician
- Carl Stockdale (1874–1953) - actor
- Cal Stoll (1923-2000) Former ACC coach of the year/ Wake Forrest Football, University of MN head coack
- Erik Stolhanske (born 1968) - comedian
- Horace B. Strait § (1835–1894) - member of U.S. Congress
- Korey Stringer § (1974–2001) - football player
- Eric Strobel (born 1958) - hockey player, 1980 Miracle on Ice hockey-team member
- Mike Stuart (born 1980) - hockey player
- Scott Studwell - football player
- George H. Sullivan - 21st Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
- Milt Sunde - football player
- David C. Sutherland III (1949–2005) - Dungeons & Dragons artist
- Steve Sviggum - politician
- Curt Swan (1920–1996) - comic book artist
- Lori Swanson (born 1966) - Minnesota Attorney General
- Nick Swardson (born 1977) - stand-up comedian, actor
- Henry Adoniram Swift § (1823–1869) - 3rd Governor of Minnesota and 3rd Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
- William Irvin Swoope § (1862–1930) - lawyer and politician
T
- Taoyateduta (c. 1810 – 1863) - chief of the Mdewakanton Sioux tribe
- Kevin Tapani § (born 1964) - baseball player
- Thomas Tapeh § (born 1980) - football player
- Fran Tarkenton § (born 1940) - football player
- James Albertus Tawney § (1855–1919) - member of U.S. Congress
- Glen Taylor - businessperson
- Travis Taylor § (born 1978) - football player
- Maureen Teefy (born 1953) - musical theatre vocalist and actor
- Henry Teigan § (1881–1941) - politician
- Wayne Terwilliger § (born 1925) - baseball coach
- Stew Thornley (born 1955) - author of books on sports history
- Dontarrious Thomas § (born 1980) - football player
- George Thomas (born 1937) - baseball player
- Henry Thomas § (born 1965) - football player
- Butch Thompson (born 1943) - jazz pianist and clarinetist
- Lea Thompson (born 1961) - actor, dancer
- Edward John Thye § (1896–1969) - 26th Governor of Minnesota; 31st Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota; U.S. Senator
- Steve Tibbetts § (born 1954) - guitarist
- Mike Tice § (born 1959) - football coach
- Cheryl Tiegs (born 1947) - actor, model
- Tiny Tim (Herbert Buckingham Khaury) § (1932–1996) - musician
- Mick Tingelhoff § (born 1940) - football player
- Analeigh Tipton (Born 1988) - Third place winner of America's Next Top Model Cycle 11
- Mike Todd (1909–1958) - movie producer
- Rose Totino - founder of Totino's frozen pizza, first female inducted into the Frozen Food Hall of Fame
- Cesar Tovar § (1940–1994) - baseball player
- Charles A. Towne (1858–1928) - U.S. Senator; member of U.S. Congress
- A. C. Townley § (1880–1959) - socialist
- Martin Edward Trench (1869–1927) - sailor, politician
- Anne Tyler (born 1941) - novelist
U
- Kenechi Udeze § (born 1983) - football player
- Brenda Ueland (1891–1985) - journalist
- Lenore Ulric (born 1892) - actor
- Bob Ulrich (born 1944) - businessperson
- Jay Underwood (born 1968) - actor
- Jordis Unga § (born 1982) - singer
- Anne Ursu - journalist, novelist, blogger
V
- John Vachon (1914–1975) - photographer
- Norm Van Brocklin § (1926–1983) - Minnesota Vikings coach
- Carl Van Dyke (1881–1919) - member of U.S. Congress
- John Van Dyke § (1807–1878) - politician
- Samuel Rinnah Van Sant § (1844–1936) - 15th Governor of Minnesota
- Sofia Vassilieva (born 1992) - child actor
- Vince Vaughn (born 1970) - actor
- Thorstein Veblen § (1857–1929) - economist, sociologist, author
- Bruce Vento (1940–2000) - member of U.S. Congress
- Jesse Ventura (born 1951) - wrestler, 38th Governor of Minnesota
- Zoilo Versalles § (1939–1995) - baseball player
- John William Vessey, Jr. (born 1922) - Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
- Jim Vickerman (born 1931) - Long-time Minnesota senator and politician
- Frank Viola § (born 1960) - baseball player
- Pamela Vitale § (1953–2005) - murder victim
- Andrew Volstead (1860–1947) - member of U.S. Congress; author of the National Prohibition Act of 1919
- Ana Clara Voog (Rachael Olson) (born 1966) - singer, songwriter, musician, performance artist, visual artist, and writer
W
- Kevin Wacholz (born 1958) - wrestler
- James Wakefield § (1825–1910) - 8th Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota; member of U.S. Congress
- DeWitt Wallace (1889–1981) - publisher, founder of Reader's Digest, philanthropist
- Harriet G. Walker § (1841–1917), president of Northwestern Hospital
- T. B. Walker § (1840–1928), lumberman, founded Minneapolis Public Library, founded Walker Art Center
- Steve Walsh (born 1966) - football player
- Sean Waltman § (born 1972) - wrestler
- Tim Walz - politician
- Lou Wangberg (born 1941) - 41st Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
- John Warne (born 1979) - musician
- Lonnie Warwick - football player
- Cadwallader Washburn § (1818–1882) - businessperson, founder of Washburn Mills
- William D. Washburn § (1831–1912) - U.S. Senator; member of U.S. Congress
- Gene Washington § (born 1947) - football player
- Vin Weber (born 1952) - member of U.S. Congress
- Jon Wefald (born 1937) - educator
- Knud Wefald § (1869–1936) - member of U.S. Congress
- Mark Weigle (born 1967) - singer, songwriter
- Chris Weinke (born 1972) - football player
- Jeff Weise (1988–2005) - high school student who committed murder/suicide
- Paul Wellstone § (1944–2002) - U.S. Senator
- Sheila Wellstone (1944–2002) - advocate for human rights, the environment, and peace; wife of Paul Wellstone
- Carl L. Weschcke (born 1930) - businessperson, president/owner of Llewellyn Worldwide
- Paul Westerberg (born 1959) - musician
- Wes Westrum (1922–2002) - baseball player
- Jacob Wetterling (born 1978) - kidnapped in 1989; still missing as of 2009[update]
- Patty Wetterling § (born 1949) - politician, advocate of children's safety
- Frederick Weyerhaeuser - businessperson
- Lindsay Whalen (born 1982) - WNBA player
- David Wheaton (born 1969) - tennis player
- Blake Wheeler (born 1986) - hockey player
- Ed White - football player
- Milo White § (1833–1912) - member of U.S. Congress
- Minor White (1908–1976) - photographer
- Sammy White § (born 1954) - football player
- Benson Whitney - United States Ambassador to Norway
- Richard Widmark (born 1914) - actor
- Roy Wier § (1888–1963) - member of U.S. Congress
- James Russell Wiggins (1903–2000) - editor, ambassador
- Jermaine Wiggins § (born 1975) - football player
- Laura Ingalls Wilder § (1867–1957) - novelist
- Zygi Wilf § (born 1950) - football team owner
- Roy Wilkins § (1901–1981) - civil rights leader
- Bud Wilkinson (1916–1994) - football player, coach, and broadcaster
- Morton S. Wilkinson § (1819–1894) - U.S. Senator; member of U.S. Congress
- Warren William (Warren William Krech) (1894–1948) - actor
- Brian Williams § (born 1979) - football player
- Kevin Williams § (born 1980) - football player
- Moe Williams § (born 1974) - football player
- Pat Williams § (born 1972) - football player
- Stokley Williams (born 1967) - musician
- Tom Williams (1940–1992) - hockey player
- Troy Williamson § (born 1983) - football player
- Paul Willson (born 1945) - actor
- August Wilson § (1945–2005) - Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright
- Dan Wilson - musician
- Eugene McLanahan Wilson § (1833–1890) - member of U.S. Congress
- Sheree J. Wilson (born 1958) - actor
- Thomas Wilson § (1827–1910) - member of U.S. Congress
- Wade Wilson § (born 1959) - football player
- Harold Windingstad (1929-2006) - political activist, farmer
- William Windom § (1827–1891) - U.S. Senator; member of U.S. Congress
- Antoine Winfield § (born 1977) - football player
- Dave Winfield (born 1951) Baseball Hall of Fame
- Eliza Winston § (born 1830) - freed slave
- Roy Winston - football player
- Max Winter § (1903–1996) - football team owner
- Theodore Wirth § (1863–1949) - horticulturalist, Minneapolis Superintendent of Parks, civic planner
- Cory Withrow - football player
- Wally Wood (1927–1981) - comic-book writer, artist, and independent publisher
- Bryan Thao Worra § (born 1973) - poet, writer, and journalist
- Al Worthington § (born 1929) - baseball player
- John Wozniak (born 1971) - musician
- Donald O. Wright (1892–1985) - 35th Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
- Michael Wuertz (born 1978) - baseball player
- Irma Wyman - § (born 20th century) first CIO for Honeywell
X
Y
- William H. Yale 6th Lieutenant Governor of Minnesota
- Yanni § (born 1954) - new-age musician
- Cedric Yarbrough (born 1971) - actor
- Ron Yary § (born 1946) - football player
- Gig Young (Byron Elsworth Barr) (1913–1978) - actor
- Lester Young (1909-1959) - jazz saxophonist
- Luther Youngdahl (1896–1978) - 27th Governor of Minnesota, federal judge, Minnesota Supreme Court justice
- Oscar Youngdahl (1893–1946) - member of U.S. Congress
Z
- Steve Zahn (born 1967) - actor
- Martin Zellar - musician
- Tom Zenk (born 1958) - wrestler
- Gary Zimmerman § (born 1961) - football player
- Robert Zimmerman (See Bob Dylan)
- Doug Zmolek (born 1970) - hockey player
- Fred Zollner (1901–1982) - basketball-team owner
- Buck Zumhofe - wrestler
- John M. Zwach (1907–1990) - member of U.S. Congress
Musical groups from Minnesota
- American Head Charge - metal group
- The Andrews Sisters - singers
- Atmosphere - hip-hop group
- Babes in Toyland - rock group
- The Bad Plus - avant-jazz group
- Boiled in Lead - semi-Celtic band
- The Castaways - rock group
- Crow - rock group
- Curtiss A
- Dillinger Four - rock group
- Doomtree - hip hop collective
- Gear Daddies - rock group
- Har Mar Superstar - rock group
- Hüsker Dü - rock group
- Information Society
- The Jayhawks
- Lipps, Inc. - rock group
- Martin Zellar and the Hardways - rock group
- Mint Condition-R&B Group
- Motion City Soundtrack - rock group
- Next - rock group
- Oddjobs - hip-hop group
- Owl City - electronic music
Prince and his group
- The Replacements - rock group
- Semisonic - rock group
- Small Towns Burn A Little Slower - rock group
- Soul Asylum - rock group
- Sounds of Blackness - Gospel choir
- The Soviettes - rock group
- The Suburbs - rock group
- The Suicide Commandos - punk trio
- Tapes 'n Tapes - rock group
- The Time - funk ensemble
- The Trashmen - rock group
- Trip Shakespeare - rock group
- The Wallets - experimental rock group
Fictional characters
- Paul Bunyan, folklore logger, voyageur
- Betty Crocker, food brand character
- Jolly Green Giant, food brand character
- Angus MacGyver, Main character of the 80s TV series MacGyver
- Minnehaha, Native American maiden
- Mary Richards, TV sitcom character
- Rocky and Bullwinkle, cartoon characters
- Rose Nylund, eccentric character on The Golden Girls
- Henry Gale, character from the TV series Lost.
- Juno MacGuff, character from the movie Juno
- Marshall Eriksen, character from the show How I Met Your Mother.
- Candy Quackenbush, from Clive Barker's novel, Abarat
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