Gan
In early 1900s Japan, false promises of marriage lure a young woman (Hideko Takamine) into becoming a merchant's (Eijiro Tono) mistress.
People died in Gan (First 49 people) - Page 24
William Alden Smith
Former U.S. senator
Frederik Meijer
American businessman
Charles Julius Hempel
Translator
Leonīds Vedējs
Latvian ice hockey player
Oskars Dankers
Ralph Belknap Baldwin
American planetary scientist
Reynold Weidenaar
Artist
Richard Degener
American diver
Jāzeps Rancāns
Edward Mundy
American Politician
Stephen Gardner Champlin
Doris Satterfield
Baseball player
Francis O. Lindquist
Politician
Gerald Rudolff Ford
Politician
Violet MacMillan
American actress
Leslie J. Workman
Charles C. Comstock
Politician
Melbourne H. Ford
Former United States Representative
Francis J. Haas
Paul G. Goebel
Former Mayor of Grand Rapids
Marilyn Jenkins
American baseball player
Owen Bieber
Greg Montgomery
TV character
Grace Eldering
American scientist
Fred Meijer
American businessman
Henry Richter
Prelate
Amos Alonzo Stagg Jr.
American football player ‧ Amos Alonzo Stagg's son
Eric P. Hamp
American linguist
Maurice Bellemare
Former Member of the National Assembly of Quebec
Kinsley S. Bingham
Former Governor of Michigan
Charles C. Ellsworth
Politician
John Avery
Former American football player
George Babcock
American football player
John Garrels
American olympic athlete
Ethel du Pont
American socialite
Serge Obolensky
Paratrooper
Anna Thompson Dodge
American socialite
Dorothy Comstock Riley
Lawyer
Ty Tyson
American sports commentator
Henry B. Ledyard Jr.
Henry Ledyard's son
A. E. Barit
Jack Tocco
John Feikens
Former Judge
William Tocco
Jack Tocco's father
Carl M. Weideman
Former United States Representative
Evangeline Lodge Land Lindbergh
Charles Lindbergh's mother
Edsel Ford
American executive
