Notable Alumni of Emory & Henry College
Notable alumni of Emory & Henry College include B. B. Comer (33rd governor of Alabama), Morgan Griffith (U.S. representative from Virginia) and Toni Atkins (Former California Senate president pro tempore).
Alumni list
Politics and law
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B. B. Comer 1848–1927
33rd governor of Alabama
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Morgan Griffith 1958–
U.S. representative from Virginia
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Toni Atkins 1962–
Former California Senate president pro tempore
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George C. Peery 1873–1952
52nd Governor of Virginia
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Henry Carter Stuart 1855–1933
Businessman and politician from Virginia
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Henry DeLamar Clayton 1827–1889
Alabama attorney, politician, judge and college president
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Ariosto A. Wiley 1848–1908
U.S. Representative from Alabama
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William E. Jones 1824–1864
Confederate Army cavalry general
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James Stewart Martin 1826–1907
US Representative from Illinois
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Harley Orrin Staggers 1907–1991
West Virginia Democratic congressman for 16 terms
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Henry Bowen 1841–1915
Virginia congressman and Confederate soldier
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Campbell Slemp 1839–1907
Virginia delegate and Confederate officer
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Alexander Davis 1833–1889
Virginia lawyer and politician
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James Buchanan Richmond 1842–1910
Virginia politician, lawyer, judge and banker
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John Goode 1829–1909
Virginia lawyer and Democratic politician
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James W. Reid 1849–1902
U.S. representative from North Carolina
Science and academia
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Fred Allison 1882–1974
Physicist who developed the Allison magneto-optic method
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Frank Rowlett 1908–1998
Cryptologist
Arts and media
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Rankin Barbee 1874–1958
Journalist and writer on Southern history
Sports
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Eric McClure 1978–2021
NASCAR driver and team owner
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Sonny Wade 1947–
Former Montreal Alouettes football player
Other fields
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Georgia Tann 1891–1950
Child trafficker who ran Tennessee Children's Home Society
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Samuel W. Small 1851–1931
Journalist and Methodist evangelist
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Walter Russell Lambuth 1854–1921
Methodist bishop and missionary in China, Korea and Japan
No alumni match.
From Wikidata “educated at” records (including people who attended without graduating), ordered by the number of Wikipedia language editions. Degrees and years follow Wikidata and are left out where it has none.
Alumni network
Colleges that share the most alumni with Emory & Henry College (people who attended both).