Editing Seguin, Texas (section)

==Notable people==
* [[Jacob De Cordova]], land agent, Member, Texas House of Representatives, 1808–1868
* [[Manuel N. Flores]], rancher, served with Juan Seguin (his brother-in-law), in the Texas Revolution, 1801–1868
* [[Sam Flores]], educator, political activist, 1925–2007
* [[Drew French]], current bullpen coach for the [[Atlanta Braves]], 1984-
* [[Maud A. B. Fuller]], Baptist leader and educator 1868–1972<ref name=":1">{{Cite journal|date=September 1943|title=First Ladies of Colored America – No. 12|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=L1sEAAAAMBAJ&q=%22m+a+b+fuller%22&pg=PA272|journal=The Crisis|volume=50|issue=9|page=272|via=Google Books}}</ref>
* [[Nanci Griffith]], [[Grammy Award]]-winning singer, guitarist and songwriter, 1953–2021
* [[P. J. Hall|P.J. Hall]], [[NFL]] defensive tackle for the [[Oakland Raiders]], 1995–
* [[Chuck Hartenstein]], [[Texas Longhorns baseball]] pitching star, MLB relief pitcher, and MLB coach, 1942–2021
* [[John Coffee Hays|John Coffee "Jack" Hays]], [[Texas Ranger Division|Texas Ranger]], 1817–1883
* [[John Ireland (politician)|John Ireland]], Governor of Texas, 1827–1896
* [[Ron Jones (baseball)|Ron Jones]], MLB player for the [[Philadelphia Phillies]], 1964–2006
* [[J. R. E. Lee]], born a slave, 20 years president historically black [[Florida A&M]], 1864–1944
* [[Joel Nestali Martinez]], elected 1992, bishop of the [[United Methodist Church]], 1940 –
* [[Shelley Mayfield]], pro golfer and course designer, 1924–2010
* [[Ben McCulloch]], Confederate general, killed in action, 1819–1862
* [[Henry Eustace McCulloch|Henry McCulloch]], Confederate general, 1816–1895
* [[Forrest Mims]], amateur scientist and popular author on electronics, 1944–
* [[José Antonio Navarro]], rancher, signer of the [[Texas Declaration of Independence]], 1795–1871 
* [[John Park (inventor)|John Park]], inventor, builder using concrete, 1814–1872
* [[Freddie Patek]], MLB shortstop for the [[Kansas City Royals]], three times [[American League]] All Star, 1944–
* [[Zachary Selig]], artist, author, [[Kardecist spiritism|spiritist]], 1949–2016
* [[Max Starcke]], Seguin mayor and longtime head of LCRA, 1884–1972
* [[Ferdinand C. Weinert]], State Representative, State Senator, Secretary of State, 1853–1939
* [[Rudolph Weinert]], 1936–1963 State Senator, 1894–1963 
* [[John P. White]], elected 1876, Presiding Judge 1879–1892, Texas Court of Appeals, 1832–1905
* [[Cyclone Joe Williams|"Smokey" Joe Williams]], [[Negro league]] pitcher, [[Baseball Hall of Fame]], 1886–1951
* [[Janice Woods Windle]], author of historical novels, 1938–
* [[Harry Wurzbach]], Member, U.S. House of Representatives, 1874–1931