Does anyone know how to pass data from a class to a td tag to form a table?

Following the model MVC you should have a model (class) with the data structure, in this case, I would have something like that for the model.

//Clase auxiliar con los datos de la persona//

public class Persona
{
    private String _nombre;
    private String _apellidoMaterno;
    private String _apellidoPaterno;

    public String Nombre
    {
        get{return this._nombre;}
        set{this._nombre = value;}
    }
    public String ApeMaterno
    {
        get{return this._apellidoMaterno;}
        set{this._apellidoMaterno = value;}
    }
    public String ApePaterno
    {
        get{return this._apellidoPaterno;}
        set{this._apellidoPaterno = value;}
    }
    public Persona(String nombre, String apeMaterno, String apePaterno)
    {
        this.Nombre = nombre;
        this.ApeMaterno = apeMaterno;
        this.ApePaterno = apePaterno;
    }
}
//Modelo de datos que pasaremos a la vista para generar la tabla con Razor//

public class ListaPersonasModel
{
    private List<Persona> _listaPersonas = new List<Persona>();

    public List<Persona> lPersonas
    {
        get{return this._listaPersonas;}
        set{this._listaPersonas = value;}
    }
}
//CONTROLADOR//

public ActionResult Index()
{
    ListaPersonasModel lista = new ListaPersonasModel();

    Persona personaUno = new Persona("Luthien", "Lopez","Perez");
    Persona personaDos = new Persona("Beren", "Beltran", "Caceres");
    Persona personaTres = new Persona("Jorge", "Ramirez", "Castillo");

    lista.Add(personaUno);
    lista.Add(personaDos);
    lista.Add(personaTres);

    //Si podemos retornamos una vista y un modelo asociado a dicha vista//
    //En este caso, el modelo era una lista de personas
    //, por lo que pasamos la lista de personas//

    return View("~/Views/NombreVista",lista);
}

<table id="list" class="bordered">
    <tr>
        <th>Nombre</th>
        <th>Apellido Materno</th>
        <th>Apellido Paterno</th>
    </tr>
    @foreach(var persona in Model)
    {
        <tr>@persona.Nombre</tr>
        <tr>@persona.ApeMaterno</tr>
        <tr>@persona.ApePaterno</tr>
    }
</table>

Finally we paint the view, in which we have to import at the beginning, the data type of the model , not the name of the model.

Whenever I deal with MVC I try to distinguish from the auxiliary data types (class persona in this case) of the model that I am going to see, because a view can reach it is much more complex, and although it is more laborious, I also try to distinguish between private members and properties, so as not to touch anything deprived of the classes from the viewpoint.

From the view, you have access to that list through the Model object.

First, add the @model declaration to the beginning of the view to specify the data type of Model .

@model IEnumerable<TuEspacioDeNombres.Persona>

Then, you can do something like the following:

<table id="list" class="bordered">
    <tr>
        <th>Nombre</th>
        <th>Apellido Materno</th>
        <th>Apellido Paterno</th>
    </tr>
    @foreach (Persona persona in Model)
    { 
        <tr>
            <td>@persona.nombre</td>
            <td>@persona.apemat</td>
            <td>@persona.apepat</td>
        </tr>
     }  
 </table>

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