Buffalo
Buffalo is the second largest city in the U. S. state of New York and the largest city in Western New York. As of 2018, the population was 256,304.
People died in Buffalo (First 49 people) - Page 1
Frederick Vinton Hunt
Engineer
George Stoneman
Former Governor of California
Edward Brodhead Green
American architect
Felix Milgrom
American-Polish immunologist
Jiyuan Yu
Philosopher
Charles S. Desmond
Politician
Frank Mount Pleasant
American football player
Tom Sestak
American football player
Seymour H. Knox II
Businessman
Ryan Davies
Welsh entertainer
Larry Mickey
Ice hockey player
George Hourani
British philosopher
Milton Rogovin
Photographer
Albert J. Myer
Surgeon
Ernie Courtney
Baseball player
Herman Fisher
American businessman
Hilda Simms
American actress
Jimmy Collins
American baseball player
Charles H. Colton
American bishop
Abul A'la Maududi (Ebu'l A'lâ elMevdudî)
Philosopher
Carlos Morla Vicuña
Chilean politician
Jimmy Slattery
Professional boxer
Lance Diamond
American singer
John Timon
Bishop
Oleksa Stefanovych
Poet
Pete Hill
Baseball player
Philip Becker
Former Mayor of Buffalo
Roy Edwards
Ice hockey player
Clarence MacGregor
Member of the United States House of Representatives
Elmer Zacher
Professional baseball player
Howie Krist
Baseball player
Stephen V. Ryan
American bishop
Wilson S. Bissell
Former United States Postmaster General
John M. Farquhar
Frankie Pytlak
American professional baseball player
Iron Davis
Professional baseball player
Margit Slachta
Former Member of parliament of the Kingdom of Hungary
Abul A'la Maududi (Ebu'l A'lâ el-Mevdudî)
Philosopher
Charles V. Fornes
Adolph von Steinwehr
Officer
Louise Blanchard Bethune
American architect
Ebu'l A'lâ el-Mevdudî
Islamic scholar
Johnny McCarthy
American basketball player
Hunter James Kelly
Jim Kelly's son
Red Jacket
Chief
Millard Powers Fillmore
Lawyer
Heinie Smith
American baseball manager
