Charlotte
Charlotte Kelly is a British singer-songwriter, composer, arranger, and record producer. Kelly rose to fame in the mid-1990s as one of the lead singers of British R&B group Soul II Soul, one of London's best-selling groups of all time.
People died in Charlotte (First 49 people) - Page 1
Marshall Tate Polk
James K. Polk's brother
Rufus Barringer
Politician
Harold Brent McKnight
Judge
Wally Barron
Former Governor of West Virginia
Penny Banner
American professional wrestler
Thomas Polk
American politician
Bobby Thomason
American football player
Luther Lindsay
American football player
Johnny Weaver
American professional wrestler
Johnny Jorgensen
Danish singer
Bob Porterfield
Baseball player
Billy Werber
Baseball athlete
Fred Caligiuri
Baseball athlete
Ben Paschal
American baseball player
Jim Burton
Baseball player
John Carlisle Kilgo
John M. Belk
Jack Dugger
American football player
Fred Creighton
Ice hockey player
Eliza Jane Pratt
Former United States Representative
James A. Lockhart
Member of the United States House of Representatives
Otto-Werner Mueller
German conductor
Ellis Parlier
Riley Howell
Sonny Dixon
American baseball athlete
Arthur Guitar Boogie Smith
Comedian
David E. Finley
Former United States Representative
Mildred Meacham
American baseball player
Sydenham Benoni Alexander
U.S. congressman
Herschel Johnson
Former United States Ambassador to Brazil
Annie Lowrie Alexander
American physician
Mary Anna Jackson
Stonewall Jackson's wife
Julien Binford
American painter
Paul Colbert
Stephen Colbert's brother
Norman Geisler
Philosopher
Junior Johnson
American race car driver
E. K. Fretwell
Eric Martin
American football defensive end
Marty Schottenheimer
American football coach
John Motley Morehead II
Former United States Representative
Hester Ford
Mo Collins
American football player
Jack B. Farris
Military personnel
Tito Canepa
Painter
Hessley Hempstead
American football player
Bobby Hussey
American basketball coach
Tom Scott
Basketball team coach