Editing Atchison, Kansas (section)

==Notable people==
[[File:Santa Fe Route Map 1891.jpg|thumb|300px|right|An Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway route map from 1891 issue of ''Grain Dealers and Shippers Gazetteer''.]]
{{See also|Benedictine_College#Notable_alumni|l1=List of Benedictine College people}}
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* [[Willis J. Bailey]], U.S. Representative and 16th governor of the state.
* [[Frank L. Boyd]] (1881–1962), labor organizer with the [[Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters]].
* [[Laura M. Cobb]], [[United States Navy]] nurse during [[World War II]].
* [[Amelia Earhart]], aviator.
* [[Rory Lee Feek]], songwriter and half of country duo Joey and Rory.
* [[James Carroll Fox]], United States judge.
* [[George W. Glick]], ninth governor of the state.
* [[Sheffield Ingalls]], former lieutenant governor of [[Kansas]].
* [[John James Ingalls]], former state and U.S. senator who coined the state motto, Ad Astra per Aspera.
* [[James Edmund Jeffries]], U.S. Congressman.
* [[Ernie Jennings]], football player.
* [[Oscar Johnson (baseball)|Oscar Johnson]], baseball player with [[Kansas City Monarchs]].
* [[Victor Linley]], [[Wisconsin]] State Senator.
* [[Paul Christoph Mangelsdorf]], botanist known for his work on the origins of [[maize]]
* [[John Alexander Martin]], 10th governor of the state.
* [[Chester L. Mize]], U.S. Congressman.
* [[James M. Stanton]], sixth bishop of the [[Episcopal Diocese of Dallas]].
* [[Jesse Stone (musician)|Jesse Stone]], American rhythm and blues musician and songwriter. Developed the basic rock 'n' roll sound.