Pau
Pau is a city in southwestern France, set along the Pyrenees mountains' northern edge approximately 85 km from the Spanish border. A walk along central Pau's Boulevard des Pyrénées offers countryside views and mountain panoramas on clear days. The boulevard leads up to the castle of Château de Pau, birthplace of King Henry IV of France and Navarre. It now displays tapestries, period furnishings and artworks.
People died in Pau (First 49 people) - Page 10
Willis A. Gorman
American lawyer
Samuel D. Sturgis
Senior officer
William Chauvenet
Professor of mathematics
Bruce Vento
Former United States Representative
Harold LeVander
Former Governor of Minnesota
Paul Manz
American composer
Morris Rudensky
American author
Pat Hare
American guitarist
Clayton Tonnemaker
American football player
Ed Widseth
American football player
Elvin C. Stakman
American advisor
Jesse Petty
Baseball player
Whoopee John Wilfahrt
Musician
Knud Wefald
American Politician
John A. Ryan
Priest
Theodore C. Blegen
American historian
Alexander Ramsey
Former Governor of Minnesota
Ed Kalafat
Basketball player
Ernst R. G. Eckert
Scientist
Gideon S. Ives
American Politician
Frank Eddy
Former United States Representative
Frederick Stevens
U. S. representative
James Gilfillan
Lawyer
Judy Delton
Author
Oscar Keller
Biographer
James Manahan
U. S. representative
Richard W. Johnson
American correspondent
Rosalie E. Wahl
American lawyer
Austin Dowling
Terry O'Sullivan
American actor
Frank Jay Haynes
Photographer
John Roach
Thomas Wilson
Bishop of Sodor and Man
Joseph Crétin
Samuel Y. Gordon
Legislator
Edward Devitt
Judge
Paul Castner
Professional baseball player
Les Auge
Ice hockey player
Lew Drill
American baseball player
Steve Wahrer
American singer
Anthony Conroy
American ice hockey player
Gerhard O. Forde
Theologian
Danny Hogan
Daniel Pedoe
Mathematician
Lee Quillen
Baseball player
Daphne Berdahl
Anthropologist
Tom Vardon
Professional golfer
