New Mexico
New Mexico is a southwestern U. S. state whose diverse terrain encompasses the Chihuahuan Desert and the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. Its capital, Santa Fe, founded in 1610, is known for upscale spas and Spanish colonial architecture. It's also home to a vibrant arts scene, as well as the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum, featuring the artist's iconic New Mexican landscape paintings, and the open-air Santa Fe Opera.
People died in New Mexico (First 49 people) - Page 3
Alfred Masters
Kenneth Price
American artist
Frank Waters
American writer
Billy Kersands
American comedian
Rosie Hamlin
American singer-songwriter
Pedro Perea
Former United States Representative
Frédéric Leclerc
Physician
William Henry Andrews
American Politician
Roderick Fletcher Mead
Artist
Richard Wetherill
Explorer
Al Unser
American race car driver
Don Meredith
American football player
Wallace Stegner
American novelist
Woody Crumbo
Artist
Tom Ketchum
American cowman
Andrew W. Hockenhull
Former Governor of New Mexico
Roy Bennett
Former Member of the House of Assembly of Zimbabwe
Polo Manukainiu
American football defensive lineman
Buddy Stewart
American singer
Eddra Gale
American actress
George Scarborough
Cowman
Lottie Deno
Gambler
James Richard Waddill
U. S. representative
Dolores Lee
American baseball player
Rudolf Baranik
Artist
Nancy Wood
American author
Richard C. Dillon
Former Governor of New Mexico
Richard Charles Dillon
Former Governor of New Mexico
William G. Ritch
Former Acting Governor of New Mexico Territory
Harbhajan Singh Khalsa
Entrepreneur
Brosl Hasslacher
Physicist
Jack Aeby
American physicist
Gurushabd Singh Khalsa
Indian-American entrepreneur
Tom Bolack
Former Governor of New Mexico
Joe Kieyoomia
Soldier
George McJunkin
American archaeologist
Billy the Kid
Tom O'Folliard
Oliver Loving
American rancher
William H. Bonney
Lewis Cass Hunt
Bernard Pomerance
American playwright
David J. Weber
Historian
John Pinto
Filipino basketball player
Jean Cousins
Author
Micah True
Mike Todd
American theatrical producer