Illinois

Illinois

Illinois is a midwestern state bordering Indiana in the east and the Mississippi River in the west. Nicknamed "the Prairie State," it's marked by farmland, forests, rolling hills and wetlands. Chicago, one of the largest cities in the U. S, is in the northeast on the shores of Lake Michigan. It's famous for its skyscrapers, such as sleek, 1,451-ft. Willis Tower and the neo-Gothic Tribune Tower.

People died in Illinois (First 49 people) - Page 41

John Peter Altgeld

John Peter Altgeld

Former Governor of Illinois

Merritt Giffin

Merritt Giffin

American athlete

Packey McFarland

Packey McFarland

American boxer

Gordie Gillespie

Gordie Gillespie

American basketball coach

Joseph Leopold Imesch

Joseph Leopold Imesch


Matthew McClung

Matthew McClung

American football player

James Curtiss

James Curtiss

American Politician

Noah M. Mason

Noah M. Mason

Former United States Representative

Bobby Burke

Bobby Burke

Baseball player

Philip C. Hayes

Philip C. Hayes

U.S. representative

Lyman Beecher Ray

Lyman Beecher Ray

Former Lieutenant Governor of Illinois

George E. Sangmeister

George E. Sangmeister

Former United States Representative

Noah Morgan Mason

Noah Morgan Mason

Former United States Representative

Charles D. Sherwood

Charles D. Sherwood

Former Minnesota State Representative

Alan Marshal

Alan Marshal

Actor

Edward C. Hegeler

Edward C. Hegeler

Founder of Open Court Publishing Company

Rube Foster

Rube Foster

American baseball player

Hamilton K. Wheeler

Hamilton K. Wheeler

U. S. representative

Samuel H. Shapiro

Samuel H. Shapiro

Former Governor of Illinois

Lura Lynn Ryan

Lura Lynn Ryan


Big Jeff Pfeffer

Big Jeff Pfeffer

Baseball player

Len Small

Len Small

Former Governor of Illinois

Irl Tubbs

Irl Tubbs

American football player

Benjamin W. Lee

Benjamin W. Lee

Physicist

John H. Lewis

John H. Lewis

Former Illinois State Representative

Robert L. Linn

Robert L. Linn

American educational psychologist

Isabel Bassett Wasson

Isabel Bassett Wasson

Petroleum geologist

Hal Russell

Hal Russell

American instrumentalist

Allan B. Calhamer

Allan B. Calhamer

American game designer

Ed Mikan

Ed Mikan

American professional basketball player

Joel Daly

Joel Daly

American anchor

Paul Carus

Paul Carus

American author

Edward C. Hegeler

Edward C. Hegeler

Founder of Open Court Publishing Company

Greenbury L. Fort

Greenbury L. Fort

Former Member of the Illinois Senate

Walter Melrose

Walter Melrose

Lyricist

Fred Wacker

Fred Wacker

Engineer

Nancy Fowler McCormick

Nancy Fowler McCormick

American philanthropist

Mickey Cochrane

Mickey Cochrane

American baseball player

Robert E. Wood

Robert E. Wood

American military officer

John T. McCutcheon

John T. McCutcheon

American political cartoonist

Leo J. Sheridan

Leo J. Sheridan

Executive

Frederic McLaughlin

Frederic McLaughlin

American businessman

James H. Douglas Jr.

James H. Douglas Jr.

Former United States Secretary of the Air Force

Carl Haas

Carl Haas

Auto racer

Donald R. McLennan

Donald R. McLennan


Charles B. Farwell

Charles B. Farwell

Former U.S. senator

Scott Sanderson

Scott Sanderson

American baseball athlete

Julius Sterling Morton

Julius Sterling Morton

Former United States Secretary of Agriculture

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