Places 1[edit]

Ricau de Tarascon (active between 1200-1240), Provençal knight and troubadour
Joseph ben Abba Mari ben Joseph ben Jacob Caspi (1280—1345), prominent Jewish medieval philosopher, lived in Tarascon
Immanuel ben Jacob Bonfils (c. 1300 – 1377), Jewish mathematician and astronomer, lived in Tarascon
René d'Anjou (1409-1480), lived in Tarascon
Claude de Bectoz (1490-1547), female writer and philosopher of the Renaissance, abbess of the Benedictines Monastery Saint Honorat, lived in Tarascon
Honoré du Laurens (1564-1612), archbishop of Embrun, was born in Tarascon
André du Laurens (1558-1609), physician, was born in Tarascon
Sauvaire Intermet (c.1573–1657), musician and composer, was born in Tarascon
Esprit Fléchier (1632–1710), preacher and author, Bishop of Nîmes from 1687, studied and later taught at the Collège of Tarascon
Jean Gilles (1668–1705), composer, was born in Tarascon
Joseph Privat de Molières (1676-1742), physicist and mathematician, was born in Tarascon
Léon Ménard (1706–1767), lawyer and historical writer, was born in Tarascon
Jean-Esprit Isnard (1707-1781), pipe organ builder, lived and died in Tarascon
Hippolyte de Sade de Vaudronne (1710-1780), French Navy officer, was born in Tarascon
Conrad Mouren (1731-1795), secretary of the Municipality of Tarascon.
Urbain Audibert (1789-1846), nurseryman, was born in Tarascon
Joseph Desanat (1796-1873), poet and journal editor, was born in Tarascon
Étienne-Michel Faillon (1800–1870), Catholic historian, was born in Tarascon
Joseph Roumanille (1818–1891), poet and one of the founders of Félibrige, studied and worked there from 1834 to 1839
Jean Barnabé Amy (1839-1907), sculptor, was born in Tarascon
Brémonde de Tarascon (1858–1898), poet who wrote in the Occitan language
S. R. Crockett (1859–1914) Scottish novelist, lived and died in Tarascon
Jean Théveney (1866–1960), army officer, was born in Tarascon
Marius Chaîne (1873-1960), Jesuit, scholar of Ethiopic and Coptic philology, was born in Tarascon
Jean-François Rodriguez (born 1957), professional racing cyclist, was born in Tarascon
Sébastien Fidani (born 1978), professional footballer, was born in Tarascon
Youssef Hajdi (born 1979), actor, was born in Tarascon
Driss Himmes (born 1983), professional footballer, was born in Tarascon
Yoan Benyahya (born 1987), professional footballer, was born in Tarascon

NOT in Article w.en Tarascon[edit]

Antoinette Butte (1898-1986), died in Tarascon

WPFR + Commons + Wikidata[edit]

Thérèse Aillaud (WPFR)
Louis-Marie Anez‎ (Commons, data) (1813-1879), architecte
Hercule Audiffret, uncle of Esprit Fléchier. He may have lived in Tarascon
Augustin Balmossiere-Chartroux (WPFR)
Raymond Barbaud (WPFR, Commons)
François Barrême (WPFR, Commons) (1638-1703), mathématicien français, considéré comme l'un des fondateurs de la comptabilité ;
Pierre Alexandre Belladen (WPFR)
Bertran Malferrat (WPFR)
Gilles Bohier (WPFR, data) (1...-1561), doyen du chapitre de la collégiale Sainte-Marthe ;
Joseph-Louis-André Bon (no WPFR, no data) (1793-1843), fils du général de division Louis André Bon (tué en Égypte)
François Bonnet (football) (WPFR)
Pierre Boudin (WPFR)
Michel-Celse-Roger de Bussy-Rabutin (WPFR) (1669-1736), doyen du chapitre de la collégiale Sainte-Marthe ; (no source)
René Caboz (WPFR)
Antoine-Louis de Chalamont de La Visclède (WPFR, Commons, data) (1692-1760), fondateur de l'Académie de Marseille ;
Nathalie Chay‎ (Commons)
Jean Cossa (WPFR, Commons) (1400-1476), lieutenant général de Provence, sénéchal du Roy René et grand sénéchal de Provence ;
Guillaume Crespin (WPFR) (~1365-1440), capitaine du château de Tarascon ;
Joseph André Doria (WPFR)
Antoine Fabre (1710-1793), prédicateur (data)
Pierre Fabre (surgeon)‎ (1716-1791), chirurgien et frère du précédent (WPRU, Commons, data)
Louis Faucon (WPFR)
Thierry Ferrand (WPFR)
Louis de Forbin d'Oppède (WPFR, data) (1622-1675), doyen du chapitre de la collégiale Sainte-Marthe ;
Jean Franval (WPFR) (1926-2016), acteur
Paul de Gasparin (WPFR) (1812-1893), ancien maire d'Orange et député des Bouches-du-Rhône, décédé à Tarascon ;
Olivier Gendebien (WPFR) (1924-1998), pilote automobile belge ; (unclear link to Tarascon)
Gustave de Girard (WPFR)
Sylvain Marie Giraud (WPFR, Commons, data) (1830-1885) supérieur général des missionnaires de la Salette, mort à Tarascon.
Joseph de Gras de Préville (WPFR)
Danielle Julien (WPFR)
Élisabeth de La Londe (WPFR) (1922-2015), religieuse française, fondatrice et abbesse au Barroux
Nicolas Laugier (WPFR) (1777-1829), tambour au pont d'Arcole ;
Gérard Martinelli (WPFR)
Henri Mérou (WPFR, Commons)
Édouard Millaud (WPFR, Commons, data)
Marcel Moureau (WPFR)
Chérubin de Noves (/Chérubin de Noves WIP) (Commons, data)
Henri François Alphonse d'Ornano (/Henri François Alphonse d'Ornano) (data) (1590-1622), capitaine du château de Tarascon
Aimé Pallière (WPFR)
Louis Pasquet (WPFR, Commons) (1867-1931), Ministre du Travail, de l'Hygiène, de l'Assistance et de la prévoyance Sociales ;
Jean-Baptiste Penon (WPFR, Commons, data) (1850-1929), prélat catholique français ;
Conrad de Provençal de Fonchâteau (WPFR, Commons)
Louis-Antoine de Robin de Barbentane (WPFR, Commons)
Félix Schivo (WPFR)
Camille Soccorsi (WPFR, Commons, data)
Christophe Soulé (WPFR), ancien joueur de basket-ball
Charles Spiard‎ (Commons)
Antoine de Subiet-Cardot (WPFR, Commons, data) (1514-1596), doyen du chapitre de la collégiale Sainte-Marthe ;
Joseph Teissier de Cadillan (WPFR)
Jean de Vintimille du Luc (WPFR) (1...-1682), doyen du chapitre de la collégiale Sainte-Marthe
Joseph Clerc de Molières (data)

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Based on Wikidata query "born in Tarascon"

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