Washington
Washington, officially the State of Washington, is a state in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States. It is often referred to as Washington state to distinguish it from the national capital, both named for George Washington.
People died in Washington (First 49 people) - Page 75
Oded Schramm
American mathematician
Roberta Kathleen Parks
Allyn Cox
American artist
Reid Blackburn
Mary Bard
American author
Patricia Louise Dudley
Ranald MacDonald
Educator
John Rankin Rogers
Former Governor of Washington
Alberto Andrade
William Prochnau
American journalist
Elizabeth Gilmore Holt
American art historian
Abraham Vereide
Norwegian pastor
Fanny Seward
William H. Seward's daughter
Henry McBride
Former Governor of Washington
J. Borden Harriman
Financier
James G. O'Hara
Former United States Representative
Kay Halle
American journalist
Mark Lambert Bristol
Max Kampelman
American diplomat
Moss H. Kendrix
Philip Conisbee
Art historian
George Hugo Boldt
Former Judge
John Mullan
Professor
Catherine Burns
American actress
Billy Brown
TV personality
Irving S. Reed
American mathematician
Joe M. Jackson
Officer
José Cuatrecasas
Spanish botanist
Robert T. Moeller
General
Charles Moore
American journalist
Marcia Moore
American writer
Aaron Grissom
Chef
Neva Abelson
Researcher and physician
Byron John Barker
Bob Barker's father
Mary Elizabeth Quayle
Omar Nelson Bradley's wife
James Gilbert Richardson
Sylvan Wittwer
American agronomist
Levi W. Hancock
Author
Jan Tauc
Physicist
Jim Garland
Miner
Guy Henry
Military officer ‧ Guy Vernor Henry's son
Vivian Peltier
Theresa M. Korn
American engineer
Chief Seattle
Person of letters
Paul Avery
American journalist
Aleksandr Zuyev
Soviet pilot
Robert Jay Mathews
