Indiana
Indiana is a U. S. state located in the Midwestern and Great Lakes regions of North America. Indiana is the 38th largest by area and the 17th most populous of the 50 United States. Its capital and largest city is Indianapolis. Indiana was admitted to the United States as the 19th U. S. state on December 11, 1816.
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Bill Butland
Baseball player
Susan Hagness
Engineer
Stuart Dreyfus
Engineer
William La Follette
Former United States Representative
Anson Mills
Inventor
Donald V. Fites
Sally Siegrist
Politician
Charles T. Doxey
American U.S. representative
Jeff M. Fettig
American businessman
Keith A. Smith
American artist
Brad Maynard
American football punter
James T. Sears
Historian
Donald Tresidder
Darrell Elston
American basketball player
Babe Adams
Baseball player
John Bunch
American jazz pianist
Ted McKinney
Government official
Harry Marker
American film editor
Mary Ann Kearney
Falmouth Kearney's daughter
Jacob Dunham
Jacob William Dunham's father
Amy Yoder Begley
American long-distance runner
Byron Price
Lambert Hillyer
American film director
Earle Raymond Hedrick
American mathematician
Hugh Thompson Reid
Joaquin Miller
American poet
Joseph Nelson Rose
American botanist
Carly Schroeder
American actress
Beulah Bondi
American character actress
Sean Manaea
Baseball pitcher
Heather Kuzmich
American fashion model
Robbie Hummel
American former professional basketball player
Milt Bernhart
Jazz musician
Douglas A. Anderson
Writer
Kyle Brindza
American football placekicker
Jed Zayner
American soccer player
Newton Arvin
American literary critic
Sam Ficken
American football placekicker
Maurice E. Crumpacker
U. S. congressman
Earl Landgrebe
Politician
Edmond Soliday
Indiana State Representative
Harry Benham
American film actor
Jim Harper
Politician
Jake Kitchell
Basketball player
Mark N. Brown
American engineer
Zach Holmes
Robert Crossman
Film director
