Boston
Boston, officially the City of Boston, is the capital and most populous city in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and is the cultural & financial center of New England in the Northeastern United States, with an area of 48.4 sq mi and a population of 675,647 in 2020.
People died in Boston (First 49 people) - Page 5
James Michael Curley
Former Governor of Massachusetts
Morton Prince
American physician
Edith Nourse Rogers
American Politician
Linda Richards
American nurse
George Whitefield Chadwick
American composer
Arthur Foote
American composer
Margaret Ruthven Lang
American composer
Eleanor Clark
American writer
Craig J. Spence
William V. Pratt
Commanding officer
Gene Sharp
Professor
Vernon Ingram
American-German professor
George Stillman Hillard
American lawyer
Winthrop Ames
American theatre director
Abram Chayes
American scholar
Norman Geschwind
American neurologist
Michael Dertouzos
Professor
John F. Collins
Gerry Studds
Former United States Representative
William Bosworth Castle
American physician
James Thomas Fields
American publisher
John Albion Andrew
Former Governor of Massachusetts
Nelson Ikon Wu
American-Chinese writer
Alfred Carlton Gilbert
American inventor
Helen McCloy
American writer
Robert Edward Gross
American surgeon
Hugh Duffy
American baseball manager
Andras Angyal
Psychiatrist
Nalini Ambady
American psychologist
Catharine Sedgwick
American novelist
Jeronimas Kačinskas
American composer
Nathaniel Bowditch
American mathematician
Prince Hall
American abolitionist
Ellen Sturgis Hooper
American poet
Joseph Soloveitchik
Rabbi
Jule Gregory Charney
American meteorologist
Anthony di Bonaventura
American pianist
Johann Spurzheim
German physician
Marion Boyd Allen
American painter
Archibald MacLeish
American poet
Clarence William Anderson
Writer
Charles Sweeney
Officer
William Thompson Sedgwick
Teacher
Woody Dumart
Canadian ice hockey player
Jill Ker Conway
American-Australian scholar
Yelena Bonner
Human rights activist
Horatio Dresser
Author
