Editing Chariton County, Missouri (section)

==Notable people==
*[[Jane Hadley Barkley]]—former 2nd Lady of the U.S., wife of [[Alben Barkley]]. (Keytesville)
* [[John Donaldson (pitcher)|John Donaldson]] &ndash; [[Negro league baseball]] pitcher. Known for pitching a large number of [[no-hitter]]s. (Glasgow)
* [[J. William Fulbright]]—Longtime [[United States Senate|U.S. Senator]] and namesake of the [[Fulbright Program|Fulbright Scholarship]]. (Sumner)
*[[Cal Hubbard]], &ndash; [[Pro Football Hall of Fame]] member and former [[Major League Baseball]] umpire. (Keytesville)
* [[Vern Kennedy]]—Former Major League Baseball pitcher. (Mendon)
* [[Darold Knowles]]—Former [[Major League Baseball|MLB]] relief pitcher. First pitcher to ever appear in all seven games of a World Series. The baseball field at Brunswick R-II school is named in his honor. (Brunswick)
* [[Wayne E. Meyer]]—U.S. Navy admiral, "Father of the Aegis weapons system". (Brunswick)
* [[W. James Morgan]]—Union Army officer, responsible for the [[Burning of Platte City]] during the American Civil War. (Brunswick)
* [[Floyd B. Parks]] &ndash; [[United States Marine Corps|U.S. Marine]] aviator who earned the [[Navy Cross]] posthumously for his actions leading Marine fighter squadron [[VMF-221]] during the [[Battle of Midway]]. (Salisbury)
*[[Sterling Price]], - 11th Governor of Missouri. Confederate General in the [[American Civil War|Civil War]] (Keytesville)
* [[Sol Smith Russell]]—Comic stage actor of the late 19th century. Russell Opera House in Brunswick is named for him. (Brunswick)
* [[Wilbur Sweatman]] &ndash; [[Ragtime]] and [[dixieland|Dixieland jazz]] composer and performer. (Brunswick)
*[[Maxwell D. Taylor]] - U.S. Army general and diplomat. (Keytesville)