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==Notable people== *[[David Alexander (college president)|David Alexander]], president of [[Pomona College]] and administrator of the [[Rhodes Scholar]] program, was born in Springfield<ref>{{cite news|last=Hevesi|first=Dennis|url=https://www.nytimes.com/2010/07/31/education/31alexander.html|title=David Alexander, Overseer of Rhodes Selection, Is Dead at 77|work=[[The New York Times]]|date=July 30, 2010|access-date=August 2, 2010}}</ref> *[[Edward Butler (soldier)|Edward Butler]], Army officer in the American Revolution and former acting [[Inspector General of the United States Army]], died in Springfield *[[Richard Cheatham]], Whig Congressman from Tennessee, was a Springfield native and resident. His children included: **[[Boyd M. Cheatham]], member of Tennessee's legislature, Springfield native and resident **[[Edward Saunders Cheatham]], member of Tennessee's legislature, Springfield native and resident **[[Richard Boone Cheatham]], member of Tennessee's legislature, born in Springfield, was later Mayor of [[Nashville, Tennessee|Nashville]] *[[Jeff Fosnes]], record-setting [[Vanderbilt University]] basketball star, medical doctor *[[Daniel E. Garrett]], born near Springfield, lawyer and politician *[[Albert Hadley]], [[interior design]]er and decorator, was born in Springfield *[[Charles Hartmann]], [[Dixieland|New Orleans jazz]] trombonist and union activist, died in Springfield *[[Paul Henderson (photojournalist)|Paul Henderson]], African-American photojournalist, was born in Springfield *[[Alice Vassar LaCour]], African-American teacher and singer, was principal of an [[American Missionary Association]] school in Springfield for former slaves *[[Bill Monroe]], musician called the "Father of Bluegrass", died in Springfield *[[Romeo Nelson]], [[boogie woogie]] pianist, was born in Springfield *[[Jasen Rauch]], Christian rock guitarist and songwriter, lives in Springfield *[[Bill Sanders]], award-winning editorial cartoonist, was born in Springfield *[[Tracy Smothers]], professional wrestler, was born in Springfield *[[Harry Underwood]], self-taught "outsider artist", has his home and studio in Springfield
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