Editing Wellington, Kansas (section)

==Notable people==
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* [[Ernie Barrett]], Professional basketball player for the Boston Celtics.
* [[Ara Bartlett]], lawyer and judge. Second Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the Dakota Territory. 
* [[Ryleigh Buck]], softball player on the [[United States women's national baseball team]] at the 2015 Pan American games in Toronto, Canada.
* [[David Carradine]], American actor and film director lived in Wellington for around a year in the early 1980s
* [[Arthur S. Champeny]], [[United States Army]] officer
* [[Mardie Cornejo]], Major League Baseball player for the New York Mets. 
* [[Nate Cornejo]], Major League Baseball player for the Detroit Tigers.
* [[Mabel Cory Costigan]], child labor law advocate, served on advisory council of the [[National Child Labor Committee]]
* [[Sue Jean Covacevich]], artist
* [[Walter Chrysler]], founder of the [[Chrysler Corporation]]
* [[Todd Diacon]], president of [[Kent State University]].<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.sumnernewscow.com/1976-wellington-graduate-todd-diacon-named-13th-president-of-kent-state-university/|title=1976 Wellington graduate, Todd Diacon, named 13th President of Kent State University – Sumner NewsCow}}</ref>
* [[Maurice Elder]], 26th pick in the 1937 NFL Draft by the Boston Redskins. 
* [[Phil Ferguson]], politician, [[US Representative]] from the state of Oklahoma from 1935 to 1941. 
* [[William M. Ferguson]], 34th [[Kansas Attorney General]]
* [[Neil Frank]], meteorologist and former director of the [[National Hurricane Center]]
* [[Gary Freeman (sculptor)|Gary Freeman]], artist and professor emeritus at Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis. 
* [[Betty Glamann]], born in Wellington. She was a harpist, who played with the likes of [[Spike Jones]] and [[Duke Ellington]]. 
* [[Loren Hibbs]], Director of Baseball Operations at [[Wichita State University]] 
* [[Francis Heydt]], Four time NCAA Champion swimmer
* [[B. Everett Jordan]], United States Senator from North Carolina.
* [[Henry P. Larrabee]], [[California Gold Rush#Forty-niners|49er]], and rancher.
* Gordon William Lillie, nicknamed [[Pawnee Bill]], a showman who specialized in Wild West shows partner of [[Buffalo Bill]].
* [[ J. C. Long]], Member of the Kansas House of Representatives. 
* [[Joseph E. Maddy]], pioneering music educator and founder of the [[Interlochen Arts Camp]]
* [[Chuck Miller (musician)|Chuck Miller]], pop and jazz musician
* [[Minnie Minnich]], American politician in the Kansas House of Representatives. 
* [[Jack Mitchell (American football)|Jack Mitchell]], All-American quarterback at the University of Oklahoma
* [[Kate Pelham Newcomb]], physician
* [[David L. Payne]], American soldier and pioneer
* [[John Potucek]], lawyer, member of the Kansas State Senate, and nominee for Governor of Kansas in 1946 and 1950.
* [[Bill Rhiley]], American politician in the Kansas House of Representatives.<ref>{{cite web|url= https://ballotpedia.org/Bill_Rhiley|title= Bill Rhiley}}</ref>
* [[Montie Rissell]], serial killer, born in Wellington.
* [[Fred Roberts (American football coach)]], head football coach at the University of Oklahoma.
* [[Mary Bell Smith]] (1818-1894), farmer, educator, social reformer, and writer
* [[Karl Spear]], head football coach and athletic director at [[Baker University]].
* [[Vince Wetta]], American politician, Kansas House of Representatives.
* [[Kent Whealy]], activist and journalist, co-founder of the [[Seed Savers Exchange]].
* [[Ed Willett]], Major League Baseball player.
* [[Logan Wright]], Former president of the [[American Psychological Association]].
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