Newark
Newark is a New Jersey city, home to Newark Liberty International Airport. The New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC) hosts big-name concerts, dance performances and other shows. Newark Museum's broad art collection features American paintings and sculptures. Branch Brook Park offers pathways, lakes and abundant cherry trees. The huge Cathedral Basilica of the Sacred Heart was built over decades, starting in 1898.
People died in Newark (First 35 people) - Page 2
James M. Quinby
Former Mayor of Newark, New Jersey
Henry J. Yates
Former Mayor of Newark, New Jersey
William Henry Frederick Fiedler
Former United States Representative
Julius A. Lebkuecher
Former Mayor of Newark, New Jersey
Mike Omotosho
Politician
Lilian Garis
American author
Mrs. Hal Reid
Actor
Abraham Ogden
Former United States Attorney for the District of New Jersey
Jeremiah O'Rourke
American architect
Peter Ballantine
Abraham Pierson, the elder
Minister ‧ Abraham Pierson's father
Sam Moskowitz
Spisovatel
Marilyn Leavitt-Imblum
Visual artist
William Saunders Crowdy
American soldier
Willoughby D. Miller
American dentist
Gibson Atherton
Former United States Representative
William Stanbery
Former Ohio State Senator
John M. Ashbrook
Former Ohio State Representative
Beman Gates Dawes
Politician
Charles R. Woods
General
Dave Longaberger
American businessman
Woody English
Professional baseball player
Al Schweitzer
Baseball player
William Bell Jr.
Former Secretary of State of Ohio
Elias Howell
Former Ohio State Senator
Jonathan Taylor
American football running back
John, King of England
Former King of England
Robert Parsons
English composer
Stan Nichols
English cricketer
Norman Rigby
Football player
John American Graffiti
Author
John Lackland
Former King of England
John, King of England
Former King of England
John Lackland
Former King of England
