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 23
Charles Quincy Ascher Einstein
Bernhard Caesar Einstein's son
James A. Davis
American sociologist
Steven Timothy Judy
Donald Ray Wallace
Leslie Irvin
American serial killer
Al Fleming
Basketball player
Alan Matheney
Mary Virginia Ellet Cabell
D. J. De Pree
Robert F. Williams
American author
E. Jerome McCarthy
American author
Al Capps
American record producer
Meindert DeJong
Dutch-American writer
Edson White
American author ‧ Ellen G. White's son
Nicolas Rashevsky
American physicist
Elizabeth Margaret Chandler
American poet
Haywood Patterson
William Lincoln Bakewell
American able seaman
Helene Rother
Alton L. Becker
American linguist
Frank Verner
American athlete
Little Ann
Singer
Stanley Sebastian Kresge
S. S. Kresge's son
Jim Bajor
Pianist
Dwight Hooker
American photographer
Al Renfrew
Ice hockey player
Ēriks Pētersons
Latvian footballer
Judson Dwight Collins
Missionary
Blue Jacket
War chief
Bradford Perkins
American historian
Charles Pierce Davey
American boxer
Sonny Gandee
American football player
Harry Moniba
Politician
Gene Visscher
American basketball coach
James Edson White
American author ‧ Ellen G. White's son
Deyan Kolev
Bulgarian gymnast
Johnny Powers
American singer
Sahar Taha
Iraqi musician
Milo Quaife
Historian
Lloyd Groff Copeman
American inventor
Mike Batayeh
Actor
George Pack Jr.
Businessman
Gilbert Ballard
Florence Ballard's brother
Nathaniel G. S. Hart
Lawyer
Herbert Henry Dow
Canadian-American industrialist
Alden B. Dow
American architect
Bettye Washington Greene
American chemist
