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 13
James Paul Clarke
Former Governor of Arkansas
Robert Ward Johnson
Former American senator
William F. Kirby
Former U. S. senator
George Washington Hays
Former Governor of Arkansas
Harvey Parnell
Former Governor of Arkansas
Frank D. White
Former Governor of Arkansas
Elias Nelson Conway
Former Governor of Arkansas
George Washington Donaghey
Former Governor of Arkansas
Thomas James Churchill
Former Governor of Arkansas
Junius Marion Futrell
Former Governor of Arkansas
Daniel R. Edwards
American soldier
Mort Cooper
Baseball pitcher
John Ellis Martineau
Former Governor of Arkansas
George Earnshaw
Baseball athlete
Charles B. Mitchel
Former United States Senator
Carl Sawatski
American baseball player
Clyde Scott
American athlete
Dale Alford
Former United States Representative
L. C. Bates
Daisy Bates' husband
Ray Thornton
Former U. S. Representative
Red Parker
American football coach
William Clyde Martin
Bishop
Willis Hudlin
Baseball player
Gene Paulette
Baseball player
Bob Allen
Baseball manager
Alex Hill
American pianist
Elbert Crawford
American football player
Albert Rust
French footballer
Logan H. Roots
Former United States Representative
John H. Rogers
Massachusetts State Representative
William Overton
Former Judge
Garnett Thomas Eisele
Judge
Charles E. Cunningham
Politician
Connie Hamzy
Charles C. Reid
U.S. representative
Milič Čapek
Czech-American philosopher
Dee Brown
Former Montana State Senator
Andree Layton Roaf
Lawyer
Henderson M. Jacoway
Former United States Representative
Tom Terral
Former Governor of Arkansas
Jeff Davis
American writer
Daniel Webster Jones
Former Governor of Arkansas
William Read Miller
Former Governor of Arkansas
Simon Pollard Hughes Jr.
Former Governor of Arkansas
Carl E. Bailey
Former Governor of Arkansas
Ulysses Thompson
Comedian
John Walker
Former middle-distance runner
