Notable Natives and Residents
- James Baumgart, Wisconsin State Senator
- Thomas M. Blackstock, politician and businessman
- Helen Boatwright, opera singer and educator
- Ray Buivid, American football player
- Charles Burhop, politician
- The Chordettes, singing quartet
- John Dittrich, NFL player
- Jerry Donohue, major contributor toward DNA identification
- Bernard O. Gruenke, artist
- Lorenzo D. Harvey, Superintendent of Public Instruction of Wisconsin
- Timothy Hasenstein, painter
- Joe Hauser, Major League Baseball player
- Harrison Carroll Hobart, Union Army general
- Marvin John Jensen, U.S. Navy admiral
- Ernest Keppler, politician and jurist
- John Michael Kohler, industrialist
- Terry Jodok Kohler, industrialist
- Walter J. Kohler, Jr., Governor of Wisconsin
- Walter J. Kohler, Sr., Governor of Wisconsin
- Conrad Krez, Union Army general, Wisconsin State Assemblyman
- Wesley Lau, actor
- Rick Majerus, basketball coach
- Anthony Martin, Escape Artist
- Jackie Mason, comedian
- Pat Matzdorf, high jump world record holder
- Don McNeill, early radio host of "The Breakfast Club"
- Doxie Moore, former NBA head coach for the Sheboygan Red Skins
- Martha Nause, golfer
- Carl Otte, Wisconsin legislator
- Juan Perez, former mayor of Sheboygan
- Calvin Potter, Wisconsin State Senator
- Morbid Saint, thrash metal band
- George Sauer, Jr., NFL player
- John Schneider, Jr., Wisconsin State Assemblyman
- Bill Schroeder, American football player (wide receiver)
- Bill Schroeder, professional football player (halfback)
- Carl Schuette, NFL player
- David N. Senty, U.S. Air Force Major General
- James McMillan Shafter, jurist and legislator
- E. E. Smith, science fiction author
- Adolphus Frederic St. Sure, judge
- David Taylor, judge
- William Te Winkle, Wisconsin State Senator
- Edward Voigt, U.S. Representative
- Jacob Vollrath, industrialist
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