Iași
Iași is a university city in eastern Romania, near the border with Moldova. In the center is the huge St. Paraschiva Metropolitan Cathedral, a 19th-century Orthodox church built in Italian Renaissance style. Nearby, the Three Hierarchs Monastery has an exterior decorated with delicate, Moorish-style stone carvings. Backed by Palas Park’s manicured gardens, the Palace of Culture is a vast neo-Gothic building. ― Google
People died in Ia I (First 49 people) - Page 124
William Cabell Rives
Former member of the U.S. Senate
Lester R. Ford
American mathematician
Paul Brandon Barringer
Physician
Nathan A. Scott Jr.
American scholar
Jeffrey K. Hadden
Sociologist
Robert P. Scharlemann
Theologian
Doug Oldham
American singer
Dumas Malone
American historian
Kitty O'Brien Joyner
American electrical engineer
Gresham Sykes
American sociologist
Wilson Cary Nicholas
Former Governor of Virginia
Stanley Foster Reed
Entrepreneur
Harry Hartsell
American football player
Gus Tebell
American football player
James P. Kem
Former United States Senator
Frederick Nolting
Diplomat
Richard Thomas Walker Duke
Lawyer
Daniel Henry Chamberlain
American lawyer
Thomas P. Hughes
American historian of technology
Fereydoon Motamed
Iranian linguist
Robert W. Porter Jr.
Executive
Bob Magness
American businessman
Edmund Clowney
Theologian
Elmer L. Gaden
Chemical engineer
Charles Palache
American mineralogist
Armistead Lindsay Long
Confederate writer
Dabney Carr
Virginia assemblyman
D. French Slaughter Jr.
Former United States Representative
Frank Robert Miller
Jeffrey O'Connell
American attorney
John Mallet
Chemist
John S. Battle
Former Governor of Virginia
Len Eshmont
American football player
Merrill D. Peterson
Professor
Quincy Wright
American political scientist
Richard S. Forrest
American novelist
Robert M. Berne
Thomas S. Martin
Former U.S. senator
Wilbur Young
American football player
Carnot Posey
Lawyer
Donovan Webster
American journalist
Dan Daniel
U. S. representative
Gerald D. Aurbach
American medical research scientist
George Garrett
American poet
Henry J. Abraham
American scholar
Wilson Cary Nicholas Randolph
Mary Hemings Bell
