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People died in De (First 49 people) - Page 459
Tom Sizemore
American actor
Donn Cambern
American film editor
Mike Henry
American actor
Dominic Mai Thanh Lương
Religious leader
Lon Nol
Matt Gogin
Actor
William Bramley
American actor
Richard Long
American actor
H.P. Lovecraft
American writer
Sarah Helen Whitman
American poet
Buddy Cianci
Former Mayor of Providence
Arnold Buffum Chace
Businessman
Kevin Robinson
BMX rider
Roderick Chisholm
American philosopher
Edward Mitchell Bannister
Painter
Edwin Honig
American poet
Michael Gizzi
American poet
Joe Deal
American photographer
Nicholas Brown Sr.
Merchant
Elisha Dyer Jr.
Former Governor of Rhode Island
Henry B. Anthony
Former Governor of Rhode Island
Aaron Siskind
American photographer
John La Farge
American artist
Thomas Chapin
American composer
Richard S. Aldrich
Former United States Representative
David Herlihy
American historian
Edith Stuyvesant Gerry
American philanthropist
Nancy Elizabeth Prophet
American artist
Elisha Hunt Rhodes
American soldier
Esek Hopkins
Military commander
Frank F. Olney
Former Mayor of Providence
Walter R. Danforth
Jurist
Nicholas Brown III
Former Lieutenant Governor of Rhode Island
Nicholas Brown Jr.
American businessman
Henry Lippitt
Former Governor of Rhode Island
Henry F. Lippitt
Former member of the United States Senate
Peter G. Gerry
Former United States Senator
Martin J. Beckmann
Professor
John Ferguson Weir
American painter
Marvin Barnes
American professional basketball player
Matilda Sissieretta Joyner Jones
American soprano
Ulf Grenander
Statistician
Christopher Del Sesto
Former Governor of Rhode Island
Frank Licht
Former Governor of Rhode Island
Nelson de la Rosa
Dominican actor
William Torrey Harris
Former United States Commissioner of Education
Samuel G. Arnold
Former member of the United States Senate
