Marshall
Thurgood Marshall is a lawyer primarily working to fight against racial prejudice. He takes on a case to defend Joseph Spell, an African American man accused of raping a wealthy Caucasian woman.
People died in Marshall (First 43 people) - Page 0
Samuel Byck
Kunio Lemari
Marshallese Politician
Jurelang Zedkaia
Former President of the Marshall Islands
Tony deBrum
Marshallese Politician
John C. Woods
Executioner
Anthony P. Damato
Tadahiko Otowa
Nobuko Asaka's son
Aquilla J. Dyess
Officer
Monzo Akiyama
Admiral
Akiyama Monzō
Admiral
Wanda Jean Mays
Andrew R. Govan
Former United States Representative
Adam Rankin Alexander
Former United States Representative
Henry Hollis Horton
Former Governor of Tennessee
Millard Harmon
General
Homer Hazel
American football player
Abner Pratt
American lawyer
Walter I. Hayes
Former United States Representative
Isaac E. Crary
Former United States Representative
Bert Tooley
Former baseball player
Eric Markusen
Sociologist
Volney Ashford
American coach
James Cooney
Former United States Representative
Robert Davis Johnson
Former United States Representative
Clay Stapleton
American football player
Thomas Jefferson Taylor
Lady Bird Johnson's father
Dave Alexander
American musician
Sam B. Hall Jr.
Former United States Representative
Walter P. Lane
Sam B. Hall
Former United States Representative
Edward Clark
Former Governor of Texas
Phil Graham
American newspaperman
Charles S. Whitehouse
Former United States Ambassador to Laos ‧ Sheldon Whitehouse's father
James Keith Marshall
Former Virginia State Senator
Bill Bruton
Baseball player
Humphry Marshall
American botanist
Thomas Nelson Downs
Magician
Thomas Mathias Lenihan
Prelate
Dave Lennox
American inventor
T. Nelson Downs
Magician
Richard B. Anderson
Military personnel
John V. Power