Annapolis
A young man from a poor, working-class family dreams of attending the prestigious United States Naval Academy in Annapolis after finishing high school. Having narrowly made the cut, he enters the Brigade Championships, a boxing tournament that pits him against the toughest fighters in the Navy.
People died in Annapolis (First 47 people) - Page 1
Samuel Ogle
Former Governor of Restored Proprietary Government
Benjamin Ogle
Former Governor of Maryland
Augustus William Smith
Educator
Kinnaird R. McKee
Commissioned officer
Harry W. Hill
Admiral
Rob Hiaasen
American journalist
Steve Belichick
American football player
Gian-Carlo Coppola
American film producer
C. R. Smith
Former United States Secretary of Commerce
Levin H. Campbell Jr.
Charles Francis Horne
American author
Charles S. Minter Jr.
Military officer
Foxhall A. Parker Jr.
Military officer
John Edwin Holmes
Former Lieutenant Governor of Wisconsin
James Brice
Former Governor of Maryland
Alexander G. B. Grosvenor
Benjamin Tasker Sr.
Former Governor of Restored Proprietary of Maryland
William Montrose Graham
John Ripley
Military officer
Robert C. Giffen
Admiral
James Iredell Waddell
Confederate-American commanding officer
E. B. Potter
American historian
William P. Mack
Author
Vic Rouse
American basketball player
Maurice H. Rindskopf
Daniel of St. Thomas Jenifer
Former President of the Maryland Senate
Robert C. Baldwin
Former Maryland State Delegate
Truxtun Beale
American diplomat
Stuart H. Walker
American author
Jeremiah Chase
American jurist
Judith Neuffer
American aviator
Edward C. Waller III
Robert L. Phythian
Commanding officer
Edward C. Waller
Henry Hoʻolulu Pitman
Philip Rounseville Alger
William Rounseville Alger's son
Lois Green Carr
American historian
Douglas Legate Howard
Football coach
Armistead Rust
Military officer
Daniel Dulany the Elder
Former Member of the Maryland General Assembly
Emily Wilson Walker
American medical doctor
Nicholas Greenberry
Duncan Elliot
Military personnel
Edward Joseph Mudd
Samuel Mudd's son
George T. Odom
American character actor
Hugh Quincy Alexander
Former United States Representative
