John C. Caldwell, American Civil War general^{[citation needed]}
John H. Caldwell, cross-country ski coach and author^[3]
Thomas Cale, teacher and politician^{[citation needed]}
Delino Dexter Calvin, Canadian politician^{[citation needed]}
Jim Cantore, Weather Channel meteorologist^{[citation needed]}
Jake Burton Carpenter, owner of Burton Snowboards; from Londonderry^[4]
Matthew H. Carpenter, Wisconsin politician^{[citation needed]}
Albert Carrington, clergyman^{[citation needed]}
Hayden Carruth, poet and critic^{[citation needed]}
Neko Case, singer^[5]
William B. Castle, former mayor of Cleveland
Lucien B. Caswell, politician
Suzy Chaffee, skier, "Suzy Chapstick"^{[citation needed]}
Beth Chamberlin, fitness coach^{[citation needed]}
John Putnam Chapin, 19th-century mayor of Chicago^{[citation needed]}
Welcome Chapman, Mormon leader^{[citation needed]}
Harrie B. Chase, judge^{[citation needed]}
Horace Chase, former mayor of Milwaukee^[6]
Dan Chiasson, writer
Daniel Chipman, politician^{[citation needed]}
Nathaniel Chipman, U.S. senator from Vermont, federal judge for the district of Vermont, chief justice of the supreme court of Vermont, satirical poet
Lucius E. Chittenden, politician in Abraham Lincoln administration^{[citation needed]}
Thomas Chittenden, first Governor of Vermont^{[citation needed]}
Bonnie Christensen, artist, author, and illustrator^{[citation needed]}
Stoyan Christowe, writer, publicist and journalist^{[citation needed]}
Sylvester Churchill, soldier and journalist^{[citation needed]}
Joseph A. Citro, author^[7]
Charles Edgar Clark, admiral during the Spanish–American War^{[citation needed]}
Ezra Clark Jr. (1813–1896), US representative for Connecticut's 1st district; born in Brattleboro, Vermont^[8]
Kelly Clark, Olympic gold medalist, snowboarding 2002^{[citation needed]}
William Bullock Clark, geologist^{[citation needed]}
Skiing Cochrans, ski racers^{[citation needed]}
Richard A. Cody, U.S. Army general^{[citation needed]}
William Sloane Coffin Jr., clergyman; resident of Strafford^{[citation needed]}
Ben Cohen, co-founder of Ben & Jerry's^{[citation needed]}
Zerah Colburn (1804–1840), math prodigy; born in Cabot^{[citation needed]}
Lui Collins, singer-songwriter^{[citation needed]}
Ray Collins, baseball player^{[citation needed]}
Gardner Quincy Colton, pioneer of the use of nitrous oxide^{[citation needed]} (laughing gas) for dental procedures; from Georgia, Vermont^{[citation needed]}
George Colvocoresses, American Civil War naval officer^{[citation needed]}
George Partridge Colvocoresses, admiral^{[citation needed]}
Jessica Comolli, Miss Vermont USA 2007^{[citation needed]}
Thomas Jefferson Conant, Biblical scholar^{[citation needed]}
George A. Converse, admiral^{[citation needed]}
Calvin Coolidge, 30th President of the United States; born in Plymouth Notch
Barry M. Costello, US Vice admiral; native of Rutland^{[citation needed]}
Douglas M. Costle, environmentalist^{[citation needed]}
Elizabeth Cottrell, geologist and museum curator^[9]
Oliver Cowdery, religious leader^{[citation needed]}
Robert Cowdin, American Civil War colonel^{[citation needed]}
Aaron H. Cragin, U.S. representative and senator^{[citation needed]}
Mary Lynde Craig (1834–1921), president, Pacific Coast Women's Press Association;^[10] born in Vermont
Donald J. Cram, Nobel Prize-winning chemist^{[citation needed]}
Jay Craven, film director, professor^{[citation needed]}

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