Editing St. Martinville, Louisiana (section)

==Notable people==
*[[Clementine Barnabet]], serial killer and mass murderer
*[[Calvin Borel]], jockey, three-time [[Kentucky Derby]] winner.
*[[Jefferson J. DeBlanc]], [[World War II]] ace fighter pilot and [[Medal of Honor]] recipient. Resided in St. Martinville and is buried in the town's Catholic cemetery.
*[[Early Doucet]], wide receiver for the [[Louisiana State University|LSU]] Fighting Tigers (2004–2008) and the [[Arizona Cardinals]] (2008–2012).
*[[Willie Francis]], survived the electric chair at age 17.
*[[Beverly Guirard]], microbiologist, expert on vitamin B<sub>6</sub>
*[[Paul Hardy (politician)|Paul Jude Hardy]], first [[Republican Party (United States)|Republican]] to be elected [[Lieutenant Governor of Louisiana]] (1988–1992).
*[[Jay Hebert]], professional golfer, [[1960 PGA Championship]] winner.
*[[Jeff Landry]], Republican congressman for the [[Louisiana's 3rd congressional district|Third Congressional District]] (2011–2013), [[Attorney General of Louisiana]] (2016–2024), current [[Governor of Louisiana]]
*[[Darrel Mitchell]], professional basketball player.
*[[Fred Mills (Louisiana politician)|Fred H. Mills, Jr.]], Republican state representative for St. Martin Parish.
*[[James C. Thibodeaux]] (1911—2004), African-American photographer painter, stage actor, and educator; born in St. Martinville.<ref name="TSHA">{{Cite web |last=Duncan |first=Robert J. |date=February 21, 2013 |title=Thibodeaux, James C. (1911–2004) |url=https://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/entries/thibodeaux-james-c |website=[[Texas State Historical Association]] (TSHA)}}</ref>
*[[David Turpeau]], minister and state legislator in Ohio
*[[Nathan Williams (Zydeco)|Nathan Williams]], [[zydeco]] accordionist and singer.