Michigan
Michigan is a state in the Great Lakes region of the upper Midwestern United States. In the upper peninsula it has land borders with Wisconsin to the northwest, and in the lower peninsula with Indiana ...
People died in Michigan (First 49 people) - Page 2
Bernard Galler
American mathematician
Lloyd Biggle, Jr.
American musician
Walter Bowers Pillsbury
American psychologist
Alexander Winchell
Geologist
Albert Benjamin Prescott
American chemist
Fred Norcross
American football player
James Mitchell Ashley
Former United States Representative
Hans Kurath
American linguist
Franciszek Januszewski
Polish Politician
Ruel Vance Churchill
American mathematician
John Maulbetsch
American football halfback
Moses Gomberg
James V. McConnell
American biologist
David E. Kuhl
American scientist
Elmer Mitchell
American basketball coach
Stuart Sankey
Musical artist
Don Lund
Baseball player
Eva Jessye
American choirmaster
Jack Blott
American football player
Theodore Newcomb
American social psychologist
Marcello Truzzi
Professor
James Dapogny
American musicologist
Robert Elderfield
American chemist
Herbert Youtie
American author
Leslie Kish
Hungarian-American statistician
Bertha Knight Landes
Elton Rynearson
American football player
Dave Pureifory
American football player
Dave Middleton
American football player
Emanuel Tanay
Physician
George E. Mendenhall
George Meader
Former United States Representative
Kazimierz Fajans
Polish-American chemist
Marston Bates
American zoologist
Marvin L. Esch
Politician
Cliff Keen
American coach
Don Canham
Ralph Herbert
Opera singer
Ray McLean
American football player
Richard W. Bailey
American linguist
Robert G. Bartle
American mathematician
Ronald Freedman
Saint Mardarije Uskoković
Bishop
William Albright
American composer
Willie Hobbs Moore
American physicist
Wolfgang Stolper
Economist
Harold Cruse
American critic
