pro tempore of the United States Senate, and Confederate sympathizer James Graham Brown, entrepreneur, philanthropist Bryan Bullington, professional baseball player, pitcher Francis Costigan, architect Donald W. Duncan, soldier and anti-war activist Irene Dunne, five-time Academy Award nominee for Best Actress, raised in Madison William Eckert, former Major League Baseball commissioner, raised in Madison Bernhard Felsenthal, rabbi Gerard Fowke, archaeologist and geologist Agnes Moore Fryberger, music educator Steve Green, basketball player, Indiana University and NBA Joe L. Hensley, lawyer, science-fiction writer James F.D. Lanier, chartered State Bank of Indiana in 1833; hired Francis Costigan to design and build Lanier Mansion Martin A. Marks, businessman David Graham Phillips, novelist and journalist Emily Lee Sherwood Ragan (1839–1916), author, journalist Olive Sanxay (1873–1965), poet Shanda Sharer, murder victim William McKendree Snyder, artist Milton Stapp, Lieutenant Governor of Indiana, second mayor of Madison Jeremiah C. Sullivan, attorney, Civil War general in the Union Army Tommy Thevenow, professional baseball player for 1926 World Series champion St. Louis Cardinals George David Yater, watercolor artist associated with the Cape Cod School of Art See also List of cities and towns along the Ohio River References External links City of Madison official website Madison, Indiana Visitors Bureau Madison Area Chamber of Commerce and Jefferson County Industrial Development Corporation WKM News A History of Madison, Indiana History of Madison, Indiana, written 1815 The History Center, Jefferson County Historical Society Cities in Indiana Cities in Jefferson County, Indiana Micropolitan areas of Indiana County seats in Indiana Indiana populated places on the Ohio River 1810 establishments in the United States