Chester
Chester is a city in northwest England, founded as a Roman fortress in the 1st century A.D. It's known for its extensive Roman walls made of local red sandstone. In the old city, the Rows is a shopping district distinguished by 2-level covered arcades and Tudor-style half-timber buildings. A Roman amphitheatre, with ongoing excavations, lies just outside the old city's walls. ― Google
People died in Chester (First 49 people) - Page 15
Frank Gannett
American publisher
Asahel C. Kendrick
American author
Buddy Rosar
American baseball player
Clint Courtney
American baseball athlete
Dick Gamble
Canadian ice hockey player
Grace Mott Johnson
American Sculptor
David Craighead
American organist
Al Cervi
American professional basketball player
Jessica M. Weis
Member of the United States House of Representatives
Jim Pettie
John Van Voorhis
American lawyer
George Mogridge
Baseball player
Mary Stafford Anthony
American teacher
Morgan Taylor
American olympic athlete
Natallia Arsiennieva
Playwright
Robert Rosen
American author
Robert Sproull
American physicist
Ken Kaiser
American umpire
Susumu Okubo
Physicist
Bernard Rogers
American composer
Tex Erwin
Baseball player
Wayne Barlow
American composer
William McCauley
American football player
Wendy Wyland
Olympic athlete
Kaiser Wilhelm
Baseball manager
Ivan Lutterer
Russian photographer
Red Dooin
American baseball player
Pierre Baillargeon
Canadian journalist
George B. Selden
Lawyer
József Mihályi (Mihályi József)
Henry G. Danforth
U. S. representative
Robert Hope-Jones
Musician
Alexis Jackson
Architect
Bob Keegan
Baseball player
Fletcher Steele
American landscape architect
Samuel L. Selden
American Politician
John Coleman Moore
American mathematician
Benjamin Rush Rhees
Rush Rhees' father
Frederick Whittlesey
U.S. representative
Les Harrison
American professional basketball player
Casey Patten
Baseball player
Guelma Anthony McLean
Timothy Bush, Jr.
Blacksmith
Samuel R. Thayer
Former United States Ambassador to the Netherlands
Blake McKelvey
Author
Isabelle Urquhart
American contralto
Addison Gardiner
Former Lieutenant Governor of New York