Alabama
Alabama is a southeastern U.S. state that’s home to significant landmarks from the American Civil Rights Movement. The city of Birmingham's 16th Street Baptist Church, now a museum, was a protest headquarters in the 1960s. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s church and the Rosa Parks Museum, dedicated to the activist, can be found in the capital of Montgomery. ― Google
People died in Alabama (First 49 people) - Page 4
Theophilus Eugene Connor
Albert Boutwell
Former Lieutenant Governor of Alabama
Hugh McVay
Former Governor of Alabama
Frank Hampton McFadden
Former Judge
Caleb Bankston
Milton Grafman
American rabbi
Adolphus Bell
Musician
Patricia Swift Blalock
American librarian
Roy Winston
American football player
Louise Wooster
T. Jack Lee
Engineer
Buck Flowers
American football player
John M. Harbert
American businessman
Dolphus Theodore Shields
Wilmore Pearson Cox
Bill L. Harbert
Rasha Breann Sherrer
Spider Martin
American photographer
Jack Toney
Singer
Dan Pickett
American singer
Mordecai Barbour
American statesman
Hank Locklin
American singer-songwriter
Levi Colbert
George Colbert's brother
Virgil Trucks
American baseball athlete
Glenn Andrews
American Politician
Robert Stell Heflin
American Politician
Edward H. Moren
Surgeon
Charlie Bradberry
American race car driver
Kent Robbins
American songwriter
William Seward Burroughs I
American inventor
Bama Rowell
American baseball player
James Dellet
American Politician
John Murphy
American cyclist
Jeremiah Norman Williams
Former United States Representative
Rebecca Irene Burns
Sam Phillips' ex-wife
Anthony Winston
Former Virginia State Delegate
Charles A. Bernier
American football player
Thomas Haughey
Former United States Representative
Jim Folsom
Former Governor of Alabama
JoJo Billingsley
American singer
DeWitt Weaver
American football player
John Symank
American football player
Johnny Sandlin
American recording engineer
Marv Breeding
Professional baseball player
Charles Christopher Sheats
Attorney
James E. Martin
Monroe Parker