Politicians
- Thomas Abernethy (1903–1998), U.S. representative
- William Allain, governor
- John Mills Allen (1846–1917), U.S. representative
- Chapman L. Anderson (1845–1924), U.S. representative
- Rick Austin, Georgia state representative
- Haley Barbour, governor
- Ross Barnett (1898-1987), governor
- Earl L. Brewer (1869-1942), governor
- Ed Bryant, U.S. representative from Tennessee
- T. Jeff Busby (1884-1964), U.S. representative
- Millard F. Caldwell (1897-1984), governor of Florida
- Ezekiel S. Candler, Jr. (1862–1944), U.S. representative
- Thomas C. Catchings (1847–1927), U.S. representative
- Travis Childers, U.S. representative
- Thad Cochran, U.S. senator
- James Collier (1872-1933), U.S. representative
- Ross A. Collins (1880-1968), U.S. representative
- Robert H. Conn, Assistant Secretary of the Navy
- Martin Sennett Conner (1891-1950), governor
- Walter M. Denny (1853-1926), U.S. representative
- Aubert C. Dunn (1896-1987), U.S. representative
- Winfield Dunn, governor of Tennessee
- Brad Dye, lieutenant governor
- James O. Eastland, U.S. senator
- Cliff Finch (1927-1986), governor
- John C. Fleming, U.S. representative from Louisiana
- William Webster Franklin, U.S. representative
- Evelyn Gandy, lieutenant governor
- Gregg Harper, U.S. representative
- Jon Hinson (1942–1995), U.S. representative
- Jim Hood, state attorney general
- Kenny Hulshof, U.S. representative from Missouri
- Paul B. Johnson, Jr. (1916-1985), governor
- Trent Lott, U.S. senator
- William F. Love (1850-1898), U.S. representative
- Ray Mabus, governor of Mississippi; Secretary of the Navy
- Dan R. McGehee (1883-1962), U.S. representative
- Frank A. McLain (1852-1920), U.S. representative
- Hernando Money (1839–1912), U.S. senator
- Mike Moore, state attorney general
- Henry L. Muldrow (1837-1905), U.S. representative
- Ronnie Musgrove, governor
- Chip Pickering, U.S. representative
- John E. Rankin (1882–1960), U.S. representative
- Lee M. Russell (1875-1943), governor
- Jeanne Shaheen, governor of New Hampshire; U.S. senator
- Roosevelt Skerrit, prime minister of Dominica
- Frank E. Smith (1918-1997), U.S. representative
- Larry Speakes, presidential press secretary
- Hubert D. Stephens (1875–1946), U.S. senator
- William V. Sullivan (1857–1918), U.S. senator
- Kirk Talbot, Louisiana state representative
- Gray Tollison, state senator
- William W. Venable (1880-1948), U.S. representative
- A.C. Wharton, mayor of Memphis
- Hugh L. White (1881-1965), governor
- Jamie Whitten (1910-1995), U.S representative
- William Madison Whittington (1878-1962), U.S. representative
- Roger Wicker, U.S. senator
- John Bell Williams (1918-1983), governor
- William Winter, governor
- Samuel Andrew Witherspoon (1855–1915), U.S. representative
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