Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania, officially the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, is a state spanning the Mid-Atlantic, Northeastern, Appalachian, and Great Lakes regions of the United States.
People died in Pennsylvania (First 49 people) - Page 12
Isaac E. Avery
Confederate military officer
Eliakim Sherrill
John L. Burns
American soldier
Elon J. Farnsworth
Samuel K. Zook
Military personnel
Edward E. Cross
Newspaperman
Jake Boyd
Baseball player
Jennie Wade
Steven Weed
Military officer
Strong Vincent
American military officer
Amos Humiston
Waller T. Patton
Military officer
Moses McClean
Former United States Representative
George L. Willard
James K. Marshall
American military personnel
Noah Henry Ferry
Judy Lewis
American actress
Lawrence Klein
American economist
Raymond J. Broderick
Jurist
Samuel Rea
American engineer
John Backe
Executive producer
Joseph Segel
American entrepreneur
Richard Barrett
Composer
Roland Frye
American theologian
Margaret Bailey Speer
American educator
Shag Crawford
American umpire
Mike Waugh
American Politician
Frank Bey
American singer
Ivan Boszormenyi-Nagy
Hungarian-American psychiatrist
Xanthus Russell Smith
American painter
David Powlison
Author
William Thompson Russell Smith
American painter
Julia Hartwig
Polish writer
Peter Muhlenberg
Former United States Representative
Ralph Cappy
Former justice
Beano Cook
American TV personality
Arthur St. Clair
Former President of the Continental Congress
J. Andrew Keith
American author
John Deely
American philosopher
William Findley
Former U. S. Representative
Anthony G. Bosco
Socks Seybold
Baseball athlete
Rabe Ferguson Marsh Jr.
Judge
Edgar Cowan
Former U.S. senator
Adam Martin Wyant
Former United States Representative
Doc Gessler
Baseball player
Jimmy Ripple
American baseball player