page_title: List of people from Minnesota
section_title: H
hierarchical_section_title: List of people from Minnesota / H
caption_attribution_description: English: en:James J. Hill at about 35 years of age (~1875). Cropped, sharpened, and grayscaled version of en:Image:James J. Hill at 35 full.jpg. Original image obtained from http://www.gngoat.org/james_j__hill.htm
context_page_description: This is a list of notable persons who were born or spent important time in the American state of Minnesota. People not born in Minnesota are marked with §.
context_section_description: Tom Hagedorn (born 1943) – member of the U.S. Congress
  Ra'Shede Hageman § (born 1990) – football player
  Gulbrand Hagen (1864–1919) – newspaper editor and publisher
  Harold Hagen (1901–2012) – member of U.S. Congress
  Molly Hagan (born 1961) – actress
  Camilla Hall (1945–1974) – artist, college trained member of the Symbionese Liberation Army
  Darwin Hall § (1844–1919) – member of U.S. Congress
  Osee M. Hall § (1847–1914) – member of U.S. Congress
  Philo Hall (1865–1938) – politician
  Walter Halloran (1921–2005) – priest, chaplain
  Kittel Halvorson § (1846–1936) – member of U.S. Congress
  C. J. Ham (born 1993) – fullback for the Minnesota Vikings
  Trina Hamlin – singer-songwriter
  Winfield Scott Hammond § (1863–1915) – 18th Governor of Minnesota; member of U.S. Congress
  Brad Hand (born 1990) – pitcher for the Cleveland Indians
  Greg Handevidt § (born 1965) – musician, attorney
  Alan Hangsleben (born 1953) – hockey player
  Dick Hanley (1894–1970) – football player and head coach
  Jack Hannahan (born 1980) – third baseman for the Cleveland Indians
  Ben Hanowski (born 1990) – professional hockey player
  Courtney Hansen (born 1975) – television host and personality, syndicated columnist, author, and actress
  Duane Hanson (1925–1996) – post-modern sculptor
  Holly Henry (born 1994) – The Voice contestant and musician
  Jeff Hanson § (1978-2009) – singer-songwriter, guitarist, and multi-instrumentalist
  Arthur Harkins § (born 20th century) – co-founder of the  World Future Society's Minnesota Futurists Chapter
  Poppy Harlow (born 1982) – news anchor, reporter and journalist for Forbes.com and CNN
  Brian Harper § (born 1959) – baseball player
  Har Mar Superstar (Sean Tillmann) (born 1978) – entertainer
  Tim Harmston § – stand-up comedian
  Donald Harris (born 1931) – composer and music teacher
  Irving Harris (1910–2004) – businessperson
  William H. Harries § (1843–1921) – member of U.S. Congress
  Napoleon Harris § (born 1979) – football player
  Ryan Harris (born 1985) – football player
  Samantha Harris (born 1973) – television hostess, Dancing with the Stars, Entertainment Tonight
  Ellen Hart § (born 1949) – mystery novelist
  Grant Hart (1961-2017) – musician
  Brynn Hartman (Vicki Omdahl) (1958–1998) – actor
  Josh Hartnett (born 1978) – actor
  Sid Hartman (born 1920) – sports writer
  Jon Hassler (born 1933) – author
  Mike Hatch (born 1948) – attorney general
  Brenton G. Hayden – entrepreneur
  Bernt B. Haugan (born 1862) – minister, politician, and temperance leader
  Randolph E. Haugan (1902–1985) – editor, author and publisher
  Louis J. Hauge, Jr. (1924–1945) – sailor
  Marty Haugen (born 1950) – composer
  Matthew Hauri (born 1996) – musician
  Pete Hautman § (born 1952) – novelist
  John Hawkes (born 1959) – actor
  Joel Heatwole § (1856–1910) – member of U.S. Congress
  Mitch Hedberg (1968–2005) – absurdist comic
  Bret Hedican (born 1970) – hockey player
  Garrett Hedlund (born 1984) – actor
  Tippi Hedren (born 1930) – actor
  Pudge Heffelfinger (1867–1954) – football player and coach, College Football Hall of Famer
  Michael Hegstrand (1957–2003) – wrestler
  Lawrence Heinemi (born 1943) – wrestler
  Luke Helder (born 1981) – pipe bomber
  E. J. Henderson – football player
  Seantrel Henderson – football player
  Skitch Henderson (Lyle Russell Cedric Henderson) (1918–2005) – pianist, conductor, and composer
  Ben Hendrickson (born 1981) – baseball player
  Darby Hendrickson (born 1972) – hockey player
  Curt Hennig (1958–2003) – wrestler
  Joseph Curtis Hennig – wrestler
  Larry Hennig – wrestler
  Father Hennepin § (1626–1705) – explorer
  Abigail and Brittany Hensel (born 1990) – conjoined twins
  Barton Hepburn (1906–1955) – actor
  Don Herbert (1917–2007) – television host
  Maureen Herman § (born 1966) – musician
  Bryan Hickerson (born 1963) – baseball player
  Wally Hilgenberg – football player
  George Roy Hill (1921–2002) – film director
  James J. Hill § (1838–1916) – railroad tycoon, founder of Great Northern Railway
  Peter Himmelman (born 1960) – songwriter
  John H. Hinderaker (born 1950) – lawyer, blogger
  Larry Hisle § (born 1947) – baseball player
  Charles Hoag § (1808–1888) – scholar
  Tami Hoag – novelist
  Leroy Hoa
caption: James J. Hill
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