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 died in Kansas (First 49 people) - Page 1
Mike McQueen
Baseball player
Charles Fox Parham
American preacher
John Allen Borgman
Postmaster
Knute Rockne
American coach
Avery T. Willis
Author
Hank Foldberg
American football player
Isaac D. Young
Former United States Representative
Benjamin McCulloch
Soldier
James M. McIntosh
Soldier
William Y. Slack
Politician
Joe Purcell
Former Governor of Arkansas
Helen Walton
Sam Walton's wife
Samuel W. Peel
Former United States Representative
Victor Halperin
American stage actor
James Henderson Berry
Former United States Senator
William Cary Renfrow
American businessman
Alfred B. Greenwood
Former Commissioner of the Bureau of Indian Affairs
David D. Glass
American businessman
Steve Coutchie
American football player
Preston Jackson
Jazz musician
Leo Burlsworth
Jonathan M. Davis
Former Governor of Kansas
Mary Ann Bickerdyke
Nurse
Jerry Robertson
Professional baseball player
Teddy Redell
American musician
Tommy Thompson
Former Governor of Wisconsin
James T. Elliott
Gertrude Weaver
Timothy Jordan II
American keyboard player
Charlie Rhodes
Baseball player
Frankie Burke
Actor
Tommy Bolt
American professional golfer
Charles Childress
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Mike Beard
American former baseball player
Robert E. Pearson
Movie director
Jack Cash
Johnny Cash's brother
George Dockins
Baseball player
Grat Dalton
Bob Dalton
Lafayette Russell
American actor
Frank Carlson
Former United States Senator
John Francis Cunningham
Bishop
Orval Faubus
Former Governor of Arkansas
Ricky Ray Rector
Little Johnny Taylor
American singer
Jeff McKnight
American baseball player
