Kansas
Kansas is an American rock band that formed in 1973 in Topeka, Kansas and became popular during the decade initially on album-oriented rock charts and later with hit singles such as "Carry On Wayward Son" and "Dust in the Wind".
People born in Kansas (First 49 people) - Page 65
A. Dwight Culler
Writer
Les Mason
Kansas State Representative
Harry E. Claiborne
Judge
Ron Ryckman Jr.
Kansas State Representative
Dorothy DeLay
American instructor
Tim Duryea
Carleton Beals
American journalist
Glen D. Johnson
Lawyer
Lisa M. Montgomery
Herbert A. Littleton
Military personnel
Jimmy Don Thornton
Billy Bob Thornton's brother
T. Texas Tyler
American singer-songwriter
Nate Bell
Politician
Marcus Richmond
Arkansas State Representative
Monk Higgins
American musician
Jimmy Oliver
American basketball player
Stephanie Clayton
Kansas State Representative
Frank Dalton
John Wesley Prowers
American Politician
James C. Wofford
American equestrian
William F. Norrell
Former United States Representative
Patrice Wymore
American film actress
Willie Davis
Baseball player
William T. Dillard
American businessman
Jim Berger
American statistician
Alyssa George
Tanner Walle
American singer
Don McGlynn
Film producer
Eric F. Melgren
Judge
Grant Wahl
American journalist
Dorian Bailey
American soccer player
Bryan Chatfield Sanders
Political assistant ‧ Sarah Huckabee Sanders' husband
Ann Clemmer
Former Arkansas State Representative
Monte Hodges
American Politician
Alpha Brumage
American football player
Leo B. Bozell
Adman
Dale E. Saffels
American lawyer
Willie Cobbs
American singer
Garrett Love
American farmer
Carrie Ingalls
Charles Ingalls' daughter
Doug Blex
Kansas State Representative
Shawn Slocum
American football coach
Hershel Gober
Government official
James Milton Carroll
Pastor
Jesse Gonder
American baseball player
Tim Lemons
Former Arkansas State Representative
John Shirley Wood
Officer
