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 15
Veryl Switzer
American football player
Billy Wilson
English footballer
Ernie Barrett
American basketball player
Thomas F. Grady
American lawyer
Matthew Snyder
Sean Snyder's son
Dorothy Wegman
Dancer
Hays B. White
U. S. representative
Philip D. McCulloch Jr.
Former United States Representative
Asa Hodges
Former United States Representative
Edward W. Hoch
Former Governor of Kansas
Hambone Willie Newbern
American musician
Robert B. Macon
U.S. representative
Sonny Boy Williamson II
American musician
George Carr
American baseball player
Dick Nichols
Former United States Representative
Glenn Pendlay
Coach
Henry Newton Brown
American cowboy
Ken Kerman
Inez Kaiser
American entrepreneur
Ruth Hampton
Actor
Chubby Newsome
American singer
Robert Daniel Carmichael
American mathematician
Robert Docking
Former Governor of Kansas
Henry Washington Younger
Businessman ‧ Cole Younger's father
Nicholas Ford
U.S. representative
Ewing Kauffman
American entrepreneur
Willis J. Bailey
Former United States Representative
Ernie Buttelman
Television director
Frank W. Masters
William Masters' brother
Earl Eugene O'Connor
Judge
William Hope Harvey
American lawyer
William F. Slemons
Former United States Representative
Penny Lord
Television actor
George H. Heinke
Politician
Richard Antrim
Officer
Bill Dees
American musician
Walter French
Musical artist
Harold Sherman
American author
Henry Wharton Conway
Politician
Penny Jay
American singer-songwriter
Skeeter Kell
Baseball athlete ‧ George Kell's brother
Ennis Whitehead
Aviator
John McCuish
Former Governor of Kansas
Henry Voth
Missionary
Samuel R. Peters
U. S. representative
Don Dee
American basketball player
Jim LaMarque
Baseball player
