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People died in Ay (First 49 people) - Page 35
Al Tucker
American basketball player
Enea Bossi Sr.
American-Italian engineer
Tommy Henrich
American baseball player
L. L. Langstroth
American apiarist
Wladimiro Calarese
Italian fencer
Don Meineke
American basketball player
Marsena R. Patrick
General
Thomas J. Wood
Officer
Clarence Satchell
Musical artist
Frank Hutchison
American musician
Alexander McDowell McCook
Officer
Guy Trottier
Canadian ice hockey player
Dominic Salvatore Gentile
Pilot
John A. McMahon
Former United States Representative
John Lewis Brenner
Farmer
Lewis B. Gunckel
Former United States Representative
Charles Candy
Military personnel
Roque Cordero
Panamanian composer
Roy G. Fitzgerald
Attorney
Robert M. Nevin
Attorney
T. J. Turner
American football player
Pat Rupp
Ice hockey player
Bob Borkowski
Baseball player
Wilbur Wright
Aviator ‧ Orville Wright's brother
Orville Wright
Aviator
Rufus Franklin
American criminal
Egyptian Empire
Musical artist
Otis Wright
Orville Wright's brother
Stephen W. Thompson
American aviator
Wilma Leona Jackson
Nurse
Jim Paxson Sr.
American professional basketball player
Carl Storck
Football coach
Clara Weisenborn
Former Ohio State Senator
Jane Reece
American scientist
Benjamin F. Welty
Former United States Representative
Bobby Martin
American football player
Edward G. Breen
American Politician
Burkards Dzenis
Latvian artist
Roger Manglus Musician
Musical artist
George W. Gardner
Former Mayor of Cleveland
Harry P. Jeffrey
Former United States Representative
Dwight Anderson
Canadian football player
Paul F. Schenck
Former United States Representative
Alan Crofoot
Canadian operatic tenor and character actor
Susan Catherine Koerner Wright
Orville Wright's mother
Bill Hosket Sr.
American basketball player
Joseph Halsey Crane
Former United States Representative
