Texas
Texas is a state in the South Central region of the United States. At 268,596 square miles, and with more than 30 million residents in 2023, it is the second-largest U.S. state by both area and population.
People died in Texas (First 49 people) - Page 11
F. Albert Cotton
American chemist
Frank Vandiver
American historian
John David Crow
American football player
Gibb Gilchrist
Engineer
Ormond R. Simpson
Rui de Figueiredo
Engineer
Eli L. Whiteley
Military personnel
Arthur E. Martell
Professor
Homer H. Norton
American baseball player
Derek Barton
Chemist
Howard D. Graves
Officer
Marko V. Jaric
Serbian physicist
Shelby Metcalf
Coach
Betty Miller Unterberger
Author
Charles Gordone
American playwright
Aaron Cohen Politician
Deputy NASA administrator
Jim Bob Helduser
American football coach
Ronald G. Douglas
American mathematician
Frank Lucchesi
American baseball player
James Megellas
Military personnel
Huelyn Duvall
American musician
Haystacks Calhoun
American professional wrestler
Guy Reese
Football player
Kewpie Morgan
American comedian
Hal W. Smith
American baseball player
Al Jamison
American football player
Chal Daniel
American football player
Oscar Callaway
Former U. S. Representative
Cliff Patton
American football player
Bill Martin, Jr.
American educator
Kyle Bennett
English footballer
Harry Craft
American baseball player
John H. Leims
Commanding officer
Silas L. Copeland
Soldier
Don Massengale
American professional golfer
Mark Diesen
American chess player
Wade Wilson
American coach
Ella Elizabeth Thomas
Solomon Thomas' sister
Roy J. Plunkett
American chemist
Hector P. Garcia
American physician
Tony De La Rosa
Musician
Freddy Fender
American musician
Howard Edward Butt Sr.
American businessman
Laura Canales
American musician
Isidro López
Ruth Mix
Film star
Lincoln Borglum
American Sculptor