Editing Pulaski County, Kentucky (section)

==Notable residents==
* [[Harriette Arnow|Harriette Simpson Arnow]] (1908–1986), author of Eastern Kentucky novels and histories. She and her husband Harold Arnow farmed near Burnside in the late 1930s and early 1940s.<ref>*[http://www.arnow.org/ky.html The Arnow Farm, Keno, Kentucky, in pictures then and now]</ref>
* [[Silas Adams]], (1839–1896), born in Pulaski County, lawyer and member of the [[United States House of Representatives]]<ref name="Marquis 1607–1896">{{Cite book |title=Who Was Who in America, Historical Volume, 1607–1896 |publisher=Marquis Who's Who |year=1963 |location=Chicago}}</ref>
* [[John Sherman Cooper]], (1901–1991), born in Pulaski County. Lawyer, member [[Kentucky House of Representatives]], Pulaski County Judge, United Nations delegate, member [[United States Senate]], U.S. Ambassador to India and Nepal, first U.S. Ambassador to the German Democratic Republic (i.e. East Germany), member [[Warren Commission]].
* [[Jack Daws]], (1970–), born in Pulaski County. Conceptual artist.
* [[Daniel Dutton]], (1959–), born in Pulaski County. Contemporary artist, musician, and story teller.
* [[Vermont Garrison]], (1915–1994), career [[United States Air Force]] officer and "[[Flying ace|triple ace]]"
* [[Jack I. Gregory]], (1931–) is a former general in the United States Air Force and the former commander in chief of the Pacific Air Forces.
* [[Reggie Hanson]], (1968–), former [[NBA]] player for the [[Boston Celtics]]
* [[Free Frank McWorter]], (1777–1854), enslaved resident of Pulaski country, managed a [[saltpeter]] mine so effectively that he bought freedom for himself and his family, and emigrated to [[Illinois]].
* Rose Will Monroe, or [[Rosie the Riveter]], (1920–1997) born in Pulaski County and moved to Michigan during World War II, where she helped build B-24s and B-29s for the war effort.
* [[Edwin P. Morrow]], (1877–1935), Kentucky Governor, 1919–1923.
* [[Venus Ramey]], (1924–2017), Miss America, 1944
* [[Lloyd B. Ramsey]], (1918–2016), Major General [[United States Army]], Commander [[23rd Infantry Division (United States)]] (1969–1970), [[United States Army Provost Marshal General]] (1970–1974)
* [[Hal Rogers]], (1937–), U.S. Congressman from Kentucky
* [[Brent Woods]], (1855–1906), Sergeant, United States Army, Medal of Honor recipient.