Lexington, North Carolina
Lexington is the county seat of Davidson County, North Carolina, United States. As of the 2010 census, the city had a population of 18,931. It is located in central North Carolina, 20 miles south of Winston-Salem.
People died in Lexington (First 49 people) - Page 2
Cotton Nash
Baseball player
William Homer Rice Jr.
Civil engineer
Henry A. Tandy
American entrepreneur
Scott Breckinridge
American fencer and gynecologist
Henry C. McDowell Jr.
Former Judge ‧ Henry Clay McDowell's son
Maria's Mon
Horse
Alibhai
Horse
William Y. Adams
Anthropologist
Hunter Montgomery
Eddie Montgomery's son
Sarah Gibson Humphreys
American author
John Wesley Hunt
Slave trader
Ron Cyrus
American Politician
A. D. Kirwan
Football coach
Sidney Bradshaw Fay
American historian
Paul Cushing Child
American civil servant
John Rawls
American philosopher
Salvador Luria
Microbiologist
Donald Griffin
American professor
David McClelland
American psychologist
Ise Gropius
German author ‧ Walter Gropius' wife
John Tate
American mathematician
John Woodland Hastings
Biologist
Irving Segal
American mathematician
Paul Doughty Bartlett
American chemist
John Parker
Chairman of the Board of Directors of Pennon Group
Carol Chomsky
American linguist ‧ Noam Chomsky's wife
Helmut Koester
American-German scholar
David A. Garvin
Charles Bachman
American computer scientist
Konrad Emil Bloch
German-American biochemist
Kenneth L. Hale
Carl J. Friedrich
German-American professor
Howard Wesley Johnson
Educator
Frank M. Carpenter
American author
John Huchra
American astronomer
Fakhri A. Bazzaz
American-Iraqi ecologist
Edith Kaplan
American psychologist
Alice T. Schafer
American mathematician
John J. McAleer
Author
Bernard Budiansky
American scientist
Hermann A. Haus
Slovene-American physicist
Douglas T. Ross
American computer scientist
Harold Bolitho
Australian author
Kenneth Bainbridge
American physicist
Martin Gibbs
American biochemist
Bradford Washburn
American explorer
Barbara Washburn
American mountaineer
