Ani
Ani is a ruined medieval Armenian city now situated in Turkey's province of Kars, next to the closed border with Armenia. Between 961 and 1045, it was the capital of the Bagratid Armenian kingdom that covered much of present-day Armenia and eastern Turkey.
People died in Ani (First 49 people) - Page 128
Martin Hehir
Priest
Owen Dougherty
American football player
Jack E. Foley
Daisy Elizabeth Adams Lampkin
Frank Smith
Baseball player
William Harrison Graham
Former United States Representative
Sam Bankhead
American baseball player
Benjamin G. Lamme
American electrical engineer
Moose Solters
Baseball player
Leo Elter
American football player
Rolf Larsen
Michael Musmanno
American jurist
Johnny DeFazio
American professional wrestler
Carl Forkum
American football player
Lute Boone
Baseball player
Gibby Welch
American football player
Joe Moore
American coach
Lloyd Voss
American football player
George Hetzel
American artist
Walter Forward
Former United States Secretary of the Treasury
Chick Davies
American basketball coach
Benjamin Thaw Sr.
William Thaw Sr.'s son
Herb Douglas
American athlete
Porter Grainger
American pianist
Frank Webb
American painter
Monto Ho
Specialist
Alexis Ahlgren
Joe Bach
American football player
Paul H. O'Neill
Former United States Secretary of the Treasury
Walter Noll
Mathematician
Boris Kushner
Mathematician
Whitey Alperman
Baseball player
Charley Scales
Former American football player
John Moorehead
American football player
Lawrence Lovasik
Missionary
Gabriel Suárez Orrantia
Marco Fidel Suárez's son
Thomas Jefferson Cochran
J. Hartwell Hillman Sr.
American businessman ‧ J. Hartwell Hillman Jr.'s father
Claudia Pinza Bozzolla
American vocal coach
Hilary Masters
American novelist ‧ Edgar Lee Masters' son
Timothy Alden
Educator
Mary Schenley
American philanthropist
Daniel Bushnell
American industrialist
William McKennan
Former Judge
Florence Converse
American author
Willard Rockwell
American engineer and businessman
Stefano LaTorre
