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People died in Ay (First 49 people) - Page 51
Almyra Gray
Peter Muhlenberg
Former United States Representative
Green Flake
Breck Bednar
Angela Baddeley
English television actress
William J. Fields
Former Governor of Kentucky
William Jason Fields
Former Governor of Kentucky
S. M. I. Henry
American author
Ryhor Antonaŭ
Joasaph of Belgorod
Odd Wang Sørensen
Norwegian footballer
John Pease
Edward Pease's son
Leah Betts
Death of Leah Betts
Gustav Kobbé
American music critic
Fred Thurston
Football player
Joshua L. Johns
Former United States Representative
Tony Canadeo
American football player
Arnie Herber
American football player
Martin H. Greenberg
Author
John A. Gronouski
Edward P. Gilligan
Mike Michalske
American football player
Gustav Küstermann
U. S. representative
Leo Ornstein
American composer
Robert W. Cone
Eben E. Rexford
American writer
Francis Xavier Krautbauer
Aloysius John Wycislo
Charley Brock
American football player
Richard Dougherty
Ice hockey player
Ted Fritsch
American baseball player
Andy Uram
American football player
John H. Addams
Politician
Joe Laws
American football player
Edward Joseph Dunne
Joseph John Fox
Joseph Melcher
Charlie Mathys
American football player
Jan Romuald Byzewski
Dale Livingston
American football player
Red Cochran
American football coach
Jack Vainisi
American scout
Lee Remmel
Historian
Nils Otto Tank
Norwegian missionary and teacher
Elizabeth Baird
Writer
Alexander McQueen
Football player
