MD
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People died in Md (First 49 people) - Page 1
Anthony Gigliotti
American clarinetist
Charles A. Wolverton
Former United States Representative
Hal Haig Prieste
American olympic athlete
Blenda Gay
American football player
Ted Meredith
American athlete
Jake Virtue
Baseball player
Jerry Nops
Baseball player
Barbara Ingram
American singer-songwriter
David Bey
Boxer
David Baird Sr.
Former U.S. senator
Joseph E. Irenas
Former Judge
Richard M. Cooper
Harry Gleason
Baseball player
Joseph Eron Irenas
Former Judge
James Thomas Patterson
Former United States Representative
William J. Sewell
Former U.S. senator
Fred Payne
Baseball player
Mary Boykin Chesnut
Author
James Chesnut Jr.
Politician
Johann de Kalb
Military officer
John Lawrence Manning
Former Governor of South Carolina
Frank Y. Whiteley Jr.
Horse trainer
Joseph B. Kershaw
Confederate-American politician
John C. Villepigue
Military personnel
Maurice Bennett Flynn
American football player
John Edwin Pomfret
David A. Whiteley
American horse trainer
Joseph Brevard
Former United States Representative
Thomas Jefferson Withers
American Politician
James Willis Cantey
Patsy Cline
American singer
Hawkshaw Hawkins
American singer
Cowboy Copas
American singer
Morgan M. Moulder
Former United States Representative
William P. Lawrence
Aviator
Harry Roe Hughes
Former Governor of Maryland
Crothers Austin L
Former Governor of Maryland
Albert III, Duke of Saxony
Abraham Scultetus
German theologian
Henry I, Margrave of the Saxon Ostmark
Dirk Philips
Writer
Anna of Oldenburg
Edzard I, Count of East Frisia
Enno II, Count of East Frisia
Edzard I, Count of East Frisia's son
Johan I of East Frisia
Johannes Althusius
German jurist
Ulrich I, Count of East Frisia
Enno Edzardisna's son
