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People died in Ay (First 49 people) - Page 42
Roy Reed
American journalist
Hester A. Davis
American archaeologist
Donald J. Tyson
American businessman
Glen Rose
American football coach
James Whitehead
American poet
Jim King
American professional basketball player
Vance Randolph
Folklorist
Glen Ray Hines
American football player
Johnny Sellers
American jockey
Thomas M. Gunter
Former United States Representative
John N. Tillman
U.S. representative
B. N. Wilson
American engineer
Rev Branson Clement Edward Humbard
Rex Humbard's brother
Willie L. Williams
Policeman
Nancy Benoit
American professional wrestler
Chris Benoit
Daniel Benoit
Chris Benoit's son
William J. Livsey
General
Paul Orndorff
American professional wrestler
John J. Yeosock
Furman Bisher
Sports writer
The Iron Sheik
Iranian-American professional wrestler
Martin Thomas Manton
Judge
Cathy Carr
American singer
Judy Clay
American singer
Ruth Carter Stapleton
Jimmy Carter's sister
Rodolfo P. Hernández
Soldier
Warren Winslow
Former Governor of North Carolina
James C. Dobbin
Politician
A. Arnim White
Military personnel
James Walker Hood
Religious minister
Theophilus H. Holmes
Officer
Richard Caswell
Former Governor of North Carolina
Henry Potter
Former Judge
Pat Reese
Actor
Robert Strange
Former U.S. senator
Thomas Tackaberry
Military personnel
Wharton J. Green
Former United States Representative
John G. Shaw
Former United States Representative
Earl Smith
American basketball coach
Connie Mack Berry
Basketball player
Adnia Rice
Actress
John Morgan Bright
Former United States Representative
Rachel Barrett
Teacher
Ronald Forbes Adam
British military personnel
Gaston Litaize
French organist
Makhfi Badakhshi
Poet