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People died in Ay (First 49 people) - Page 33
José Santiago Bueso
Former Vice President of Honduras
Francisco Zelaya y Ayes
Former President of Honduras
José Francisco Montes
Former Acting President of Honduras
Victoriano Castellanos
Former Vice President of Honduras
Coronado Chávez
Former President of Honduras
Antonio José Rivas
Honduran author
Joaquín Rivera
José María Martínez Salinas
Honduran Politician
Céleo Arias
Former President of Honduras
Pompeyo del Valle
Honduran poet
Visitación Padilla
Educator
Juan Ramón Balcarce
Former Governor of Buenos Aires
Felipe Texier
Argentina politician
Murder of Zachary Turner
Zachary Andrew Turner
Carl Sargeant
Politician
Jacob Rutsen Schuyler
Business professional
Mehmed Said Pasha
Statesman
Edib Harabi
Ömer Seyfettin
Turkish writer
Müfit Râtip (Müfit Ratip)
Playwright
Yusuf Ziya Öniş
Football player
Müfit Râtip
Playwright
Mahmud Esad Paşa
Diplomat
Tahir Pasha
Governor
Süleyman Nesib
Ottoman writer
Orval Faubus
Former Governor of Arkansas
Ricky Ray Rector
Little Johnny Taylor
American singer
Jeff McKnight
American baseball player
Marv Blaylock
Baseball player
Jerry Byers
Canadian ice hockey player
Jack Chesbro
Baseball player
Lincoln Clark
Lawyer
Charles R. Train
Former United States Representative
John Jenrette
Former United States Representative
Wally Johansen
Basketball player
Armin D. Lehmann
Courier
Ken Keyes Jr.
American author
Bill Borcher
American basketball coach
Thomas E. Breen
Actor
José Félix Estigarribia
Former President of Paraguay
Jules Salmson
French sculptor
Alberto Predieri
Italian lawyer
Chloé Graftiaux
Georges Washington de La Fayette
Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de Lafayette's son
Greg Polis
Canadian ice hockey player