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People died in Ay (First 49 people) - Page 18
Joseph Furst
Austrian film actor
John Thornett
Australian rugby union player
Vera Plevnik
Australian actress
Alan Stretton
Senior officer
Rajes Perumal
Malaysian football player
Lim Bo Seng
Bill Knott
American poet
Nathan B. Bradley
Former United States Representative
Wilder D. Baker
William L. Clements
American businessman
King Cole
American professional baseball player
William D. Gordon
Former Michigan State Representative
Henry H. Aplin
American Politician
James Brooker
American olympic athlete
James M. Birney
Former Lieutenant Governor of Michigan
J. Bob Traxler
Politician
Forrest Bess
American painter
Bryan Caldwell
American football player
Charles Doty
Former Member of Wisconsin State Assembly
George Kenney
General
Ted Shapiro
Musical composer
Harry Glantz
Trumpet player
Dean Cetrulo
American fencer
Ann Baring, Baroness Ashburton
William Bingham's daughter
James H. Faulkner
American Politician
Adoniram Judson
American missionary
Futabatei Shimei
Japanese writer
Tateo Katō
Étienne Richaud
Former Governor of La Réunion
James Brindley Nicolson
Fighter
Hendrik Marsman
Dutch poet
Vsevolod Bessonov
Vilda Jakš
Boxer
Kameo Uno
Japanese military personnel
Ruatara
Chief
Marc-Joseph Marion du Fresne
French explorer
Wolfram Eicke
German writer
Rua Kenana Hepetipa
Hod Stuart
Canadian ice hockey player
James H. Howard
General
Verne Clemons
Baseball player
Charles Divine
American poet
Wallace Pike
Mario Puzo
American author
Juanita Hall
American theatre actress
Lilia Skala
Actress
Enid Markey
American actress
