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 11
A. R. Kennedy
American football player
Leonard Schneider
Actor
James A. Brundage
Explainer
Edwin Mortimer Hopkins
George Kempf
Mathematician
Griffith Baley Price
American mathematician
Albert Bloch
American artist
Donald M. Baer
American psychologist
Doriot Anthony Dwyer
American flutist
Bill Lienhard
American basketball player
Frank W. Blackmar
American sociologist
Bill Hougland
American basketball player
Marilyn Stokstad
American art historian
Dick Harp
Basketball coach
Mary Sampson Patterson Leary Langston
Lore Bader
Baseball player
Carrie Nation
Activist
Arthur Jehu Stanley Jr.
Judge
Persifor Frazer Smith
American soldier
Lucien Baker
Attorney at law
Thomas Moonlight
Politician
Ricardo Flores Magón
Mexican activist
Daniel Read Anthony Jr.
American Politician
Daniel Read Anthony
American publisher
Charles R. Jennison
Political leader
Richie Pratt
American jazz musician
Robert Crozier
Former member of the United States Senate
Thomas Carney
Former Governor of Kansas
William A. Barstow
Former Governor of Wisconsin
Robert E. Davis
Justice
Charles C. Hagemeister
Charles H. Barth
William Larimer
American businessman and investor
Dan Quisenberry
Baseball player
Jane Peterson
American painter
Joyce Hall
American businessman
J. C. Hall
American businessman
Virgil C. Dechant
Julie Garwood
American writer
Cotton Priddy
Motorsports racing driver
Hank Bauer
American manager
Bobby Greenlease
Robert Hemenway
Biographer
Barry Wallace
Football player
Dorothy Warenskjold
American soprano
Jeremiah D. Botkin
U.S. representative
Marion Albert Pruett
