Kansas
Kansas is an American rock band that formed in 1973 in Topeka, Kansas and became popular during the decade initially on album-oriented rock charts and later with hit singles such as "Carry On Wayward Son" and "Dust in the Wind".
People died in Kansas (First 49 people) - Page 10
Jung Kong Lee
Lee Hysan's son
François Chouteau
Trader
John Calvin McCoy
Missionary
Jim Tyrer
Football player
Tenskwatawa
Tecumseh's brother
Reuchlin Wright
Orville Wright's brother
Ben K. Green
Author
David Browning
Olympic athlete
Barclay Coppock
William Cruikshank
Painter
Juan de Padilla
Spanish missionary
Burton Phillips
American criminal
Robert Deal Alley
Kirstie Alley's father
Gabriella Clark
Clyde Cessna
American aviator
Hal Patterson
American basketball player
Sherman Jones
Baseball player
Leonard Mastroni
Former Kansas State Representative
James Sevier Conway
Former Governor of Arkansas
Daniel H. Reynolds
Former Member of the Arkansas Senate
Richard Hickock
Lowell Lee Andrews
Perry Edward Smith
Ralph Terry
American baseball player
William S. Burroughs
American writer
Fritz Heider
Psychologist
James Naismith
Canadian-American educator
Phog Allen
American basketball coach
Lee McBee
American musician
Herk Harvey
American film director
Keith Loneker
American actor
Victor Papanek
Designer
Carol Kendall
American writer
Don Fambrough
American football player
Homer Woodson Hargiss
American athlete who plays basketball
James Claude Malin
Historian
Wilson Shannon
Former Governor of Ohio
Lucy Hobbs Taylor
American dentist
Dutch Lonborg
American football player
Paul Murray Kendall
American historian
Charles Henry Langston
Political figure
Alexander C. Mitchell
U. S. representative
Frank Strong
Teacher
James C. Malin
Author
Neil J. Salkind
Educator
Max Falkenstien
American sports announcer
Prentice Gautt
American football player
