Michigan
Michigan is a state in the Great Lakes region of the upper Midwestern United States. In the upper peninsula it has land borders with Wisconsin to the northwest, and in the lower peninsula with Indiana ...
People died in Michigan (First 49 people) - Page 1
Fritz Crisler
American football coach
Bernard Epton
American Politician
Philip Converse
American political scientist
Raymond F. Clevenger
Former United States Representative
Heber Doust Curtis
American astronomer
Christopher Peterson
Author
Rudolf Arnheim
German writer
John Bugas
Paul McCracken
Economist
Shirley Verrett
American operatic soprano
Charles Cooley
American sociologist
Leonard Woodcock
Ambassador
Alexander Y. Malcomson
Businessman
Marion LeRoy Burton
Rensis Likert
American psychologist
James Burrill Angell
American diplomat
Alexander Grant Ruthven
Herpetologist
Robben Wright Fleming
American lawyer
Harlan Hatcher
Novelist
James V. Neel
American geneticist
Roy Rappaport
American anthropologist
Fielding H. Yost
American football player
Bennie Oosterbaan
American football player
John Henry Holland
American scientist
Roger Lyndon
American mathematician
Mayer Zald
American sociologist
Eugene F. Stoermer
American author
Kiki Cuyler
Baseball player
David M. Dennison
American physicist
J. David Singer
International political scholar
William Revelli
American music educator
Gustav Meier
Swiss conductor
Harry Burns Hutchins
Henk van Woerden
Dutch painter
William Frankena
American philosopher
Stanley Marion Garn
Albert Feuerwerker
Historian
Ernie Vick
American football player
Beverly Buchanan
American artist
Emmett Leith
Engineer
Charles G. Overberger
American chemist
Bob Chappuis
American football player
Alexander H. Smith
American mycologist
Arthur Burks
American mathematician
William Warner Bishop
American librarian
Louise LaPlanche
American actress
Erling Blöndal Bengtsson
Danish cellist
