Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania, officially the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, is a state spanning the Mid-Atlantic, Northeastern, Appalachian, and Great Lakes regions of the United States.
People died in Pennsylvania (First 49 people) - Page 59
Henry Hillman
American investor
Friedman Paul Erhardt
American-German chef
Eugene Houdry
Mechanical engineer
Earle Mack
American baseball coach
Sophonisba Angusciola Peale
American ornithologist and artist
Adrian Pearsall
Designer
Frank Furness
American architect
Frank Heyling Furness
American architect
Walter Krueger
American soldier
Joseph C. Sibley
American biographer
Lucile Carter
American socialite
Jacob Mendes Da Costa
American physician
Theodore Friend
American historian
Conyers Read
American historian
Helen Hope Montgomery Scott
Socialite
John F. Mackie
Edwin Mansfield
Economist
Geoffrey C. Hazard Jr.
Lawyer
John P. Fullam
Former Judge
William Cameron Sproul
Former Governor of Pennsylvania
Horace Howard Furness
Dick Allen
American baseball player
Harry Haenigsen
American cartoonist
Emmett Mortell
American football player
William Tennent
American minister
Charles Warren Stone
Former Lieutenant Governor of Pennsylvania
Earl Hanley Beshlin
U. S. representative
Glenni William Scofield
Former Pennsylvania State Representative
Charles Dinsmoor
American inventor
Margaret Livingston
American film actress
Solomon Spalding
Author
Ulysses Grant-Smith
Former United States Minister to Albania
George DiCenzo
American actor
Henry Wilson Temple
U. S. representative
Ernest F. Acheson
Former United States Representative
Fred Fiedler
Psychologist
Edward Martin
Former Governor of Pennsylvania
Barron Patterson McCune
Judge
James D. Moffat
Pete Henry
American football player
Bob Coulson
Baseball player
Augustus Theodore Lindauer
Julius Augustus Lindauer
Jay Augustus Lindauer
Stanley Levan Lindauer
Byron Murrell Hafer
Alfred Irving Hallowell
American anthropologist
