Boston
Boston, officially the City of Boston, is the capital and most populous city in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and is the cultural & financial center of New England in the Northeastern United States, with an area of 48.4 sq mi and a population of 675,647 in 2020.
People died in Boston (First 49 people) - Page 21
Jocelyn Burton
British silversmith
William Adams Nicholson
Architect
Mason Sears
Former Massachusetts State Senator
Rich Cronin
American singer
Albert Kelner
James H. Ware
William Henry O'Connell
John T. Hilton
American author
Noah Worcester
Biographer
Joseph R. Nolan
American jurist
Joseph Levis
American fencer
John R. McNamara
Military officer
Herbert A. Wilson
Former Commissioner of the Boston Police Department
Charles V. Willie
American sociologist
Barbara Swan
American painter
Joseph Warren
American physician
Oliver Holden
American composer
Nathaniel Gorham
Former President of the Continental Congress
Bernie McLaughlin
Albert Southworth
Photographer
Simon Willard
Massachusetts colonist
Richard Frothingham Jr.
Historian
Alex McKinnon
Rugby league second row
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Nicola Sacco
Samuel Dana
Former United States Representative
Simon Wing
Politician
Samuel Nicholson
American commanding officer
Carolyn Kaelin
American surgeon
Timothy Upham
American military personnel
Mary Priest
Degory Priest's daughter
Isaac F. Redfield
American lawyer and judge
Peter Tufts
Peter Pelham
American engraver
Lucy Stone Big Time Rush
American orator
Richard Mather
Minister
Henry Browne Blackwell
Protester
William Taylor Adams
Former Massachusetts State Representative
Charlie Chesterman
Musician
Edward Jarvis
Physician
Henry Wheaton
Lawyer
Early B
Jamaican musician
Augustus Pearl Martin
Former Mayor of Boston
Henry Lampe
Baseball player
George A. Hibbard
Former Mayor of Boston
Mary Josephine Hannon
John Francis Fitzgerald's wife
William Tailer
Former Acting Governor of the Province of Massachusetts Bay
