Texas
Texas is a state in the South Central region of the United States. At 268,596 square miles, and with more than 30 million residents in 2023, it is the second-largest U.S. state by both area and population.
People died in Texas (First 49 people) - Page 23
U. J. Puckett
Pool player
Peggy Connelly
Singer
G. V. Desani
Indian novelist
Jim Courtright
Amon G. Carter
Publisher
John Howard Griffin
American journalist
Johnny Duncan
American singer
I. B. Hale
American football player
Eddie Chiles
Engineer
Brad Corbett
Business person
Paul Flato
Visual artist
Hubert Lafayette Sone
Missionary
Chuckie Merlino
Harriet Bland
American olympic athlete
Ray Renfro
American football player
Ed Manning
American professional basketball player ‧ Danny Manning's father
Eldon Brooks Mahon
Judge
James Clifton Wilson
Judge
Leo Vroman
Dutch-American hematologist
Earle Meadows
Olympic athlete
Ed Konetchy
Baseball manager
Bobby Bragan
American manager
Vic Lindskog
American football player
Earl Lunsford
American football player
Georgine Marina Sanders
Dutch anthropologist
Johnny Perkins
American football player
Alexei Sultanov
Classical pianist
Hamilton H. Howze
General
Alan Moller
American meteorologist
Clyde Hurley
Trumpeter
Charles D. Tandy
Executive
Harold Taft
Weathercaster
James Milton Carroll
Pastor
Leo Brewster
Former Judge
Marjorie Diehl-Armstrong
Oscar W. Gillespie
U. S. representative
Raymond Wolf
American football player
Rob Goode
American football player
Robert Ealey
American singer
Ross S. Sterling
Former Governor of Texas
Pete Donohue
American baseball player
Tex Carleton
Baseball player
José Feghali
Brazilian pianist
Vernon Castle
Dancer
Bill McCahan
American baseball player
Darrell Glenn
Musical artist
Jake Crawford
Baseball player
