Indiana
Indiana is a U. S. state located in the Midwestern and Great Lakes regions of North America. Indiana is the 38th largest by area and the 17th most populous of the 50 United States. Its capital and largest city is Indianapolis. Indiana was admitted to the United States as the 19th U. S. state on December 11, 1816.
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Leroy Edwards
Basketball player
Amos Lane
Former United States Representative
Pete Mount
American professional basketball player
Sarah Lincoln Grigsby
Abraham Lincoln's sister
David Aiken
American baritone
Gerald W. Landis
U.S. representative
Gil Andersen
American racing driver
Graham N. Fitch
Former member of the United States Senate
John Tipton
Former U. S. senator
Daniel D. Pratt
Former United States Senator
Frederick Landis
Former United States Representative
Graham Newell Fitch
Former United States Senator
William Hendricks
Former Governor of Indiana
Tommy Thevenow
Baseball player
Shanda Sharer
Harlan Hubbard
American artist and writer
George W. Rauch
George Washington Steele
Former United States Representative
Aubrey Cagle
Musical artist
James F. McDowell
Former United States Representative
Roger Randolph
Zach Randolph's brother
Murder of Carol Jenkins
Otis Harlan
American actor
William G. Bray
Former United States Representative
William B. McKinley
Former United States Senator
Emmett Forest Branch
Former Governor of Indiana
Bobby Helms
American singer
William Brown McKinley
Former United States Senator
Orsten Artis
American basketball player
Jules Rykovich
American football player
Anith Jones
Eric Wrinkles
Harry Hebner
American swimmer
Orville Lynn Majors
Licensed practical nurse
Charles Quincy Ascher Einstein
Bernhard Caesar Einstein's son
James A. Davis
American sociologist
Steven Timothy Judy
Donald Ray Wallace
Leslie Irvin
American serial killer
Al Fleming
Basketball player
Alan Matheney
Mary Virginia Ellet Cabell
Stephen S. Harding
Denis Goulet
Gary Land
Author
Ralph McInerny
American author
Gene Fodge
Baseball player
