Chu
Chu was a hegemonic, Zhou dynasty era state. From King Wu of Chu in the early 8th century BCE, the rulers of Chu declared themselves kings on an equal footing with the Zhou kings.
People died in Chu (First 49 people) - Page 67
Edmund Severn
Composer
John J. McNaught
Judge
D W Gooch
Former United States Representative
William G. Robinson
Former Massachusetts State Representative
Albert P. Langtry
Former Secretary of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Charlotte Porter
American poet and translator
Arlis Perry
Seth Hastings
Former United States Representative
Israel Taft
Robert Taft Sr.
David McPhail
New Zealand actor
Steve Sumner
English-New Zealand football player
William John McNaughton
Harry A. Hanbury
Henry J. Meade
Ivan Vladimirovich Michurin
Russian plant scientist
Count Primo Magri
Lavinia Warren's husband
Lavinia Warren
American circus performer
Minnie Warren
American entertainer
Isaac Backus
Minister
Henry Eugene Davies
American author
Cephas Thompson
Painter
Henry F. French
Author
Jonas Clarke
Minister
Frederick Simpson Deitrick
Former United States Representative
Howie Winter
George V. Higgins
American author
Harry Clement Stubbs
American fiction writer
Michael Paul Feeney
Former Massachusetts State Representative
Robert Bennet Forbes
Writer
Carl Zerrahn
American-German flautist
John Murray Forbes
American magnate
percival c. pope
American military officer
Henry Gardner
Former Governor of Massachusetts
K. O. Emery
Elbie Fletcher
Baseball player
Edward Burnett
Former United States Representative
George Owen
Ice hockey player
Arthur N. Holcombe
American educator
Luis Tiant Sr.
Baseball player
Howard Deering Johnson
American entrepreneur
Adeline Dutton Train Whitney
American poet
Charles Sedgwick Minot
American biologist
Gladys Wood
American educator
Hal Clement
American fiction writer
Jimmy Hayes
Former Commissioner of Louisiana Financial Institutions
Nathaniel Silsbee Jr.
Former Massachusetts State Representative ‧ Nathaniel Silsbee's son