Editing Uniontown, Pennsylvania (section)

==Notable people==
* Professional wrestler [[Bruiser Brody]] (1946–1988), known as Frank Donald Goodish outside the ring.
* [[Henry Bidleman Bascom]] (1796–1850), religious circuit rider, U.S. congressional chaplain, Methodist bishop, first president of Madison College
* [[Henry White Beeson]] (1791–1863), former member of the [[United States House of Representatives|U.S. House of Representatives]]
* [[John Dickson Carr]] (1906–1977), mystery writer born in Uniontown
* [[Robert J. Cenker]], engineer and RCA astronaut born in Uniontown
* [[William E. Crow]] (1870–1922), former [[United States Senate|United States Senator]]
* [[Teresa Abi-Nader Dahlberg]] (born 1961), academic administrator and engineering professor
* [[Ernie Davis]] (1939–1963), first African-American Heisman Trophy winner, lived in Uniontown for most of his early life
* [[John Littleton Dawson]] (1813–1870), former member of the [[United States House of Representatives|U.S. House of Representatives]]
* [[Jim Delligatti]] (1918–2016), inventor of the [[Big Mac]], born in Uniontown
* [[Tory Epps]] (1976–2005), former NFL defensive lineman
* [[Mark Esper]] (born 1964), 27th [[United States Secretary of Defense]] under President Donald Trump, born in Uniontown
* [[George Bird Evans]] (1906–1998), noted illustrator, mystery novelist, gunning and bird dog writer, and dog breeder
* [[Ronne Froman]] (RADM, USN, Ret.; born 1947), born in Uniontown
* [[Gus Gerard]] (born 1953), former ABA and NBA player
* [[Thomas Irwin (American politician)|Thomas Irwin]] (1785–1870), former member of the [[United States House of Representatives|U.S. House of Representatives]] and former [[United States district court|U.S. district court]] judge
* [[William James (American football)|William James]] (born 1979), former NFL cornerback born and raised in Uniontown
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* [[Stu Lantz]] (born 1946), former NBA player and color commentator for the Los Angeles Lakers, played basketball for Uniontown High School and led them to a PIAA state championship in 1964
* [[James Lawson (activist)|James Lawson]] (born 1928), civil rights leader born in Uniontown
* [[George C. Marshall]] (1880–1959), American military leader, General of the Army, Secretary of State, and the third Secretary of Defense, born in Uniontown
* [[Terry Mulholland]] (born 1963), former Major League baseball player, born and raised in Uniontown
* [[Chuck Muncie]] (1953–2013), former NFL star running back for the [[New Orleans Saints]] and [[San Diego Chargers]], originally from Uniontown
* [[Nelson Munsey]] (1948–2009), former NFL cornerback for the [[Baltimore Colts]] and [[Minnesota Vikings]], originally from Uniontown
* [[David Nehls]] (born 1964), actor, singer, composer and lyricist
* [[Larry Pennell]] (1928–2013), actor of film and television, born in Uniontown in 1928
* [[Kaleb Ramsey]] (born 1989), former NFL player
* [[Wil Robinson]] (born 1949), former NBA/ABA player, also a West Virginia University all-time great
* [[Sandy Stephens]] (1940–2000), first African-American quarterback for the [[University of Minnesota]] Golden Gophers, born in Uniontown
* [[Andrew Stewart (American politician, died 1872)|Andrew Stewart]] (1791–1872), former member of the [[United States House of Representatives|U.S. House of Representatives]]
* [[Daniel Sturgeon]] (1789–1878), former [[United States Senate|United States Senator]]
* [[Tom Wilson (cartoonist)|Tom Wilson]] (1931–2011), cartoonist, noted for the comic strip [[Ziggy (comic strip)|''Ziggy'']].
* [[Gene Steratore]] (born 1963), former NFL football and NCAA basketball referee and currently a rules analyst for CBS Sports
* [[Gene Huey]] (born 1947), former AFL football player and long-serving college and professional coach
* [[Thomas Ford (politician)|Thomas Ford]] (1800-1850), former 8th [[Governor of Illinois]], born near Uniontown before being raised in [[Monroe County, Illinois]].