Queens: The Virgin and the Martyr
The historic political rivalry between Queen Mary Stuart of Scotland and Queen Elizabeth I of England stems from their struggles for political and religious supremacy over the other.
People died in Queens (First 49 people) - Page 1
Leo Srole
American sociologist
Joseph M. McLaughlin
Judge
Dick Lynch
American football player
Ernie Hare
American singer
Walter Perkins
American drummer
Samuel B. H. Vance
Former Mayor of New York City
John Alsop
Former Delegate to the Continental Congress
Charles Workman
Opera singer
Walter Bowne
Sid Tanenbaum
American basketball player
Pietro Frosini
Accordionist
Anthony Carfano
Ralph Kaplowitz
American basketball player
Douglas Davis
American artist
Edna McGriff
American singer
Calvin Hunt
Canadian visual artist
Michael J. Cullen
American entrepreneur
Chyskillz
American record producer
Elizabeth Fones
Allen Woody
American bass guitarist
Ernő Schwarz
American-Hungarian soccer player
John A. King
Former Governor of New York
Larry McNeill
American basketball player
Melvin Bliss
Singer
Moy Yat
Chinese martial artist
Brenda Howard
American activist
E-Moneybags
American rapper
C. Pope Caldwell
U. S. representative
Tibor Nyilas
Olympic athlete
Manuel de Dios Unanue
Journalist
Bill Tolley
American musician
Bill Miles
American filmmaker
Joseph N. Gallo
Dóra Fáy-Kiss
Actress
John J. Scannell
Former Fire Commissioner of New York City
Jacqui Morgan
American illustrator
Jay Black
American singer
Naeim Giladi
Iraqi author
Roger Goeb
American composer
Milt Hinton
American double bassist
Nisson Alpert
Rabbi
Saul Weprin
Former Speaker of the New York State Assembly
Jinjin Li
Lawyer
Carlota Matienzo
Puerto Rican teacher
Abe Coleman
Professional wrestler
Irving Louis Burgie
American musician
John Alsop King
Former Governor of New York