Gers
The Gers is a department in the Occitanie region in the southwest of France named after the Gers River. Inhabitants are called les Gersois.
People died in Gers (First 49 people) - Page 2
Erik Ågren
Swedish boxer
Sangrid Nerf
Actress
Hertha Hillfon
Visual artist
Sven Melander
Swedish journalist
Bertil Gardell
Professor
Arne Arnbom
Film director
Kurt Alfred Johansson Haijby
Swedish author
Otte Sköld
Swedish painter
Hans Ahlmann
Swedish geographer
Ralph Teetor
Inventor
Harry Warner, Jr.
American journalist
William Preston Lane Jr.
Former Attorney General of Maryland
Goodloe Byron
U. S. congressman
John G. Cooper
Former United States Representative
Mamie Ruth Moberly
Babe Ruth's sister
Marshall Glenn
American football player
Clyde Barnhart
Baseball player
William Thomas Hamilton
Former Governor of Maryland
Richard H. Alvey
American jurist
Donnie Green
American football player
Mary Lemist Titcomb
Librarian
Donald McNeill Fairfax
American commanding officer
Richard Henry Alvey
American jurist
Mary Haggerston
Ludolf de Jongh
Visual artist
Johannes Henderikus Zelle
Oscar Judd
Professional baseball player
Shawn Tompkins
Canadian kickboxer
Henrik Bentzon
Actor
Gaston Allard
French botanist
Princess Dagmar of Denmark
Lili Schönemann
Dimitri Tsafendas
Koos du Plessis
South African singer
Ken Viljoen
South African cricketer
David Younger
Soldier
Jan de Klerk
South African rugby union player
Corra Dirksen
Andries du Plessi
Author
Schalk Willem Burger
South African military leader
Andrew Wauchope
Military commander
Gabriel Charles Girodon
French painter
Ermengarde of Hesbaye
Queen
Helmut Kohl
Austrian association football referee
Count Palatine Joseph Charles of Sulzbach
Günter Guillaume
Intelligence agent
Alta Weiss
American baseball player
