Editing Warrenton, Virginia (section)

==Notable people==
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*[[James DeRuyter Blackwell]], Civil War-era poet and writer
*[[Steve Brodie (baseball)|Steve Brodie]], Major League Baseball player
*[[Edward Brooke]], U.S. senator
*[[Anthony Cave Brown]], Journalist and historian
*[[Jesse Brown]], former U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs
*[[Matt Carson (author)|Matt Carson]], Entrepreneur and author
*[[Samuel Chilton]], 19th-century politician and lawyer
*[[Walter Chrysler]], founder of the [[Chrysler Corporation]]
*[[Walter P. Chrysler Jr.]], art collector, museum benefactor, and Thoroughbred horse breeder 
*[[Julia Ringwood Coston]], 19th-century Afro-American publisher and magazine editor who founded the first magazine ever published for black women
*[[Brenton Doyle]], Major League Baseball player
*[[Mike Duvall]], Major League Baseball player
*[[George B. Fitch]], former mayor of Warrenton and co-founder of the [[Jamaican bobsled team]]
*[[Ella Fitzgerald (drag queen)|Ella Fitzgerald]], drag queen
*[[Benita Fitzgerald-Brown]], Olympic athlete
*[[Grenville Gaines]], mayor of Warrenton<ref>{{cite book|editor=Lyon Gardiner Tyler|publisher=Lewis Historical Publishing Company|title=Encyclopedia of Virginia Biography|volume=5|year=1915|url={{Google books|jzoUAAAAYAAJ|page=730|plainurl=yes}}|pages=730–731}}</ref>
*[[Craig Gilmore]], winner, 2013 [[ESPN]] Tournament Challenge
*[[John S. Horner]], acting governor of [[Michigan Territory]]
*[[Eppa Hunton]], [[United States House of Representatives|U.S. congressman]] and [[United States Senate|senator]], [[Brigadier general (United States)|brigadier general]] in the [[Confederate Army]]
*[[John C. Mackie]], U.S. congressman
*[[Malcolm MacPherson (writer)|Malcolm MacPherson]], ''Newsweek'' correspondent and author
*[[Frances Harrison Marr]] (1835–1918), poet
*[[Charles Marshall (colonel)|Charles Marshall]], Confederate States Army colonel
*[[James K. Marshall]], Confederate States Army colonel
*[[John Augustine Marshall]], U.S. federal judge
*[[Thomas Love Moore]], U.S. congressman and lawyer
*[[William Moore (musician)|William Moore]], blues musician
*[[John S. Mosby]], Confederate cavalry battalion commander
*[[William H. F. Payne]], Confederate States Army general
*[[Dorothy B. Porter]], Bibliographer and curator, built the Moorland-Spingarn Research Center at [[Howard University]]
*[[Scott Shipp]], superintendent of the [[Virginia Military Institute]]
*[[William Smith (Virginia governor)|William "Extra Billy" Smith]], congressman, twice governor of Virginia, and Confederate general
*[[Gwyn R. Tompkins]], Thoroughbred horse racing trainer
*[[Septimus Tustin]], clergyman
*[[Erica Wallach]], American-German political activist and teacher
*[[Sarah White]], singer-songwriter
*[[Charles S. Whitehouse]], career Foreign Service officer, U.S. Ambassador to [[Laos]] and [[Thailand]]
*[[Bonnie Zacherle]], illustrator and designer
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