Orleans
Orleans is an American pop rock band best known for its hits "Dance with Me"; "Still the One", from the album Waking and Dreaming; and "Love Takes Time".
People died in Orleans (First 49 people) - Page 0
Marie de Breuillet
Pierre d'Arc
French soldier ‧ Joan of Arc's brother
Elizabeth Shine Farragut
Mildred Childe Lee
Robert E. Lee's daughter
William J. Behan
American veteran
Henry Brown Fuller
American painter
Esther Bigeou
American singer
Ellsworth Woodward
Artist
Gertrude Morgan
American artist
Aignan of Orleans
Federick
Jonas of Orléans
Clergy
Sanford E. Church
Former Lieutenant Governor of New York
Tre-8
Rapper
James Pitot
Frances Benjamin Johnston
American photographer
William Bruce Mumford
Ella Brennan
American restaurateur
Soulja Slim
American rapper
Jean de Lauzon
Jean de Lauson's son
James Luna
American visual artist
Charles, Duke of Lower Lorraine
Putsy Caballero
American professional baseball player
Magnolia Shorty
WILL SMITH
American actor
Jacques de Meulles
Edmond Chavanne
American football player
Lawrence Marrero
American musical artist
Raymond Burke
American jazz musician
Ylenia Carrisi
Italian actor
Walter Charles Nelson Jr.
Musical artist
Marie Laveau
Blue Lu Barker
American singer
Sarah Rosetta Wakeman
American soldier
Arthur J. O'Keefe
Former Mayor of New Orleans
Johnny Thunders
Jefferson Davis
Former President of the Confederate States of America
Professor Longhair
American singer
Jayne Mansfield
American actress
Oscar Dunn
Former Lieutenant Governor of Louisiana
Jim Garrison
Attorney
P. G. T. Beauregard
General
Paul Prudhomme
American chef
Al Hirt
American trumpeter
Lee Dorsey
American singer
Earl King
American singer
James Booker
Keyboard player
