Buffalo
Buffalo is the second largest city in the U. S. state of New York and the largest city in Western New York. As of 2018, the population was 256,304.
People died in Buffalo (First 49 people) - Page 0
Alice Russell Glenny
American painter
Bennet C. Riley
Military officer
Mary Jemison
Tranquility Bass
American musician
Irv Bemoras
American basketball player
Teignmouth Melvill
Soldier
Millard Fillmore
13th U.S. President
Anna Katharine Green
American poet
Elijah Pitts
American football player
William Fargo
Glenn Curtiss
American aviator
Albert Sharpe
American football player
Hollis Frampton
American filmmaker
Paul Sharits
Visual artist
Pete Johnson
American jazz pianist
Barbara Siggers Franklin
American gospel singer ‧ Aretha Franklin's mother
Herbert A. Hauptman
American mathematician
Charles Rohlfs
American actor
Morton Feldman
American composer
Zbigniew Seifert
Polish jazz violinist
Lapiro de Mbanga
Cameroonian singer
Alfred P. Southwick
Engineer
Lejaren Hiller
American composer
Heinz Rehfuss
Bass
Julius Eastman
American composer
Solomon G. Haven
U. S. representative
Elbridge G. Spaulding
Former United States Representative
Victor Arnold
American actor
Caroline C. Fillmore
Millard Fillmore's wife
Abul A'la Maududi
Islamic scholar
Louis Wirth
American sociologist
Lewis P. Dayton
Former Mayor of Buffalo
William Findlay Rogers
Former Mayor of Buffalo
Philip Dorsheimer
Former New York State Treasurer
Vaughn De Leath
American singer
Ludwig von Bertalanffy
Biologist
Georg Iggers
American historian
Wade Legge
American pianist
James B. Sumner
American chemist
Yvar Mikhashoff
American pianist
Alex Faickney Osborn
Executive
William E. Miller
Former United States Representative
Jim Braxton
American football player
John G. Wickser
American businessman
Ignatius Gronkowski
American cyclist
Leslie Fiedler
American literary critic
Mary Burnett Talbert
American orator
