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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Don Lash
American runner
Ellen Church
Flight attendant
Linnaeus N. Hines
Former Indiana Superintendent of Public Instruction
Virginia E. Jenckes
Former United States Representative
Richard W. Thompson
Former United States Secretary of the Navy
Max Ehrmann
American writer
John G. Davis
U. S. representative
Elmer George
American race car driver
Albert Tocco
Charles Cruft
General
Vic Aldridge
American baseball player
Louis Jones, Jr.
Soldier
Thomas H. Nelson
Politician
Walter E. Marks
American football player
John Edward Lamb
Former United States Representative
Wally Marks
American football player
Bill Butland
Baseball player
Chuck Miles
Eliza Clemmons
Daniel W. Waugh
American U.S. representative
Edward Sorin
French priest
Timothy McVeigh
Juan Garza
Joseph Edward Duncan
American serial killer
Edgar D. Crumpacker
Former United States Representative
Earl Landgrebe
Politician
Harry Danning
American professional baseball player
Bob Dille
American professional basketball player
Mark L. De Motte
U.S. representative
Andrew G. Grutka
Claude Matthews
Former Governor of Indiana
Jeptha D. New
Former United States Representative
John Stephen Bazin
Simon Bruté
Missionary
Ollie Pickering
American professional baseball player
William A. Cullop
Former United States Representative
Thomas R. Cobb
Former United States Representative
George Mullin
Baseball player
Melvin Webb
Farmer
Milton Kraus
U.S. representative
John U. Pettit
Former United States Representative
Gale Sayers
American football player
John Franklin Bobbitt
Educationist
Lemuel W. Royse
American Politician
Euphrasia Donnelly
American swimmer
Herbert Lytle
American motorsports racing driver
Bob Sweikert