Buffalo
Buffalo is the second largest city in the U. S. state of New York and the largest city in Western New York. As of 2018, the population was 256,304.
People died in Buffalo (First 46 people) - Page 2
John Muckler
Coach
John Thomas Curtin
Former Judge
Lawrence Dale Bell
American industrialist
Joseph Zubin
Lithuanian educational psychologist
Mischa Schneider
Musical artist
William Leushner
Olympic athlete
Thaddeus J. Dulski
Former United States Representative
Thomas Scott Baldwin
Balloonist
Joseph Dart
American businessman
Jacob A. Marinsky
Chemist
Frank A. Sedita
Former Mayor of Buffalo
Andrew J. Hickey
Former United States Representative
Fred Stanfield
Canadian ice hockey player
John Cornelius Butler
Former United States Representative
Daniel A. Driscoll
Former United States Representative
Nathan K. Hall
Former United States Postmaster General
Chet Ross
Baseball player
E. Carleton Sprague
American Politician
Carlos de León
Puerto Rican boxer
Joseph Mruk
Former Mayor of Buffalo
De Alva S. Alexander
Former United States Representative
Anthony F. Tauriello
American Politician
William H. Ryan
Former United States Representative
John McCreath Farquhar
Former United States Representative
Monk Sherlock
Baseball player
Harry Jacobs
American football player
Norman E. Mack
Politician
James O. Putnam
Former New York State Senator
Al Tinney
American pianist
Dodo Greene
American vocalist
Alice Russell Glenny
American painter
Edward Kmiec
American prelate
Marcus M. Drake
Former Mayor of Buffalo
Boyd Lee Dunlop
American pianist
Francis Folsom Baker
Chester C. Gorski
Former United States Representative
John H. Cooke
Former New York State Senator
Henry C. Hodges
American military personnel
Sullivan Amory Meredith
Major Andre Andrews
Former Mayor of Buffalo
Henry Augustus Ward
American naturalist and geologist
Charles W. Goodyear
American businessman
Ella Portia Conger Goodyear
Frank H. Goodyear
American businessman
Joe Tiller
American football player
