Texas
Texas is a state in the South Central region of the United States. At 268,596 square miles, and with more than 30 million residents in 2023, it is the second-largest U.S. state by both area and population.
People died in Texas (First 49 people) - Page 5
Hermann Lungkwitz
German artist
Sky Saxon
American musician
Walter Frank Woodul
Politician
Tony Campise
American jazz musician
Annie Webb Blanton
American educator
Lance Hahn
Singer
Volma Overton
Paul Barbara
American chemist
Winfred P. Lehmann
American linguist
Paul Olefsky
American cellist
Gerre Hancock
American organist
Amos Morrill
Judge
Marjorie Weaver
American film actress
Ben Breedlove
American internet personality
Herman Francis Mark
American-Austrian chemist
Abraham Charnes
American mathematician
Terry Todd
American powerlifter
Leslie Denison
Actor
Roy R. Rubottom Jr.
Former United States Ambassador to Argentina
Robert Lee Moore
American mathematician
Dirk West
Journalist
Roger J. Williams
American biochemist
Wann Langston Jr.
American paleontologist
Bibb Falk
Baseball player
Charles Umlauf
American Sculptor
Gene Ramey
Jazz musician
Bob Bullock
Politician
Crawford Martin
Attorney
Gerard Béhague
Ethnomusicologist
Irma Rangel
Attorney
John E. Hines
John Holt Duncan
Jack Hightower
Former United States Representative
Karen Kuykendall
Actress
Kenneth Spence
American psychologist
Liz Carpenter
Writer
Lou Perryman
American character actor
James Street (American football)
Football player
Jim Hudson
American football player
Michał Antoniewicz
Polish olympic athlete
Oscar Gross Brockett
American author
Jack Gray
American basketball player
Prince Oana
Baseball player
R. H. Bing
American mathematician
Robert Gottschall
American actor
Robert Herman
American astronomer
Rudolph Kleberg
Former United States Representative
