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People died in Ay (First 49 people) - Page 32
Johnathan Goddard
American football player
Theophilus T. Garrard
Politician
Robert T. Van Horn
Former United States Representative
Christian Whitmer
Peter Whitmer Sr.'s son
Frank Kyle
American football player
Bill Copson
English cricketer
Barry Evans
Actor
Frances Parthenope Verney
Writer
Jean Robic
French cyclist
Adolphe Tallien de Cabarrus
Kevin Cairns
Former Member of the Australian House of Representatives
Frank Worsley
New Zealand sailor
Derek Watkins
Trumpeter
F. O. C. Darley
American illustrator
Isaac J. Wistar
American author
Alexander MacKay
Canadian fur trader and explorer
Juan Carlos Maccarone
S. Truett Cathy
American businessman
Marilyn Duke
American singer
Annie Fitzgerald Stephens
Landholder and businesswoman
Jeremiah Norman Williams
Former United States Representative
Ernest Bromley
Australian cricketer
Charlie Krueger
American football player
Franklin Brockson
American lawyer
John H. Michaelis
General
Dick Dietz
American professional baseball player
Chad Douglas
Pornographic film actor
Claud Derrick
Baseball athlete
Celestia Susannah Parrish
Horace Barnes
English footballer
Tommy Blackstock
Scottish footballer
Frank Nuderscher
American illustrator
Lloyd C. Stark
Former Governor of Missouri
Eric P. Newman
American numismatist
Arthur Osver
Artist
William R. Orthwein Jr.
American businessman ‧ William R. Orthwein's son
Autumn Pasquale
Tom Ketchum
American cowman
Clarice Cliff
Ceramist
Leslie Duxbury
British author
Thomas Wyatt
English Politician
Thomas Carr II
Margaret Henley
William Ernest Henley's daughter
Ida de Grey
William McAdam Nickle
Politician
Manuel José de Lavardén
Playwright
Anne Ziegler
Singer
