Murfreesboro
Murfreesboro is a city in Tennessee known for its American Civil War history. Stones River National Battlefield sits next to Stones River Cemetery, where over 6,000 Union soldiers are buried. The restored Oaklands Mansion is a former plantation house with an arboretum and gardens. Cannonsburgh Village showcases regional history from the 1830s to the 1930s, with buildings including a schoolhouse and general store.
People died in Murfreesboro (First 28 people) - Page 0
William Hill Brown
American novelist and writer
Kevin Rosier
American boxer
Uncle Dave Macon
American musician
Andre Norton
American writer
Barry Sadler
American soldier
Bobby Edwards
American singer
James D. Richardson
Politician
Mary Noailles Murfree
American fiction writer
John R. Rice
Curtis Hutson
Pastor
Charles Ready
Former United States Representative
Joshua W. Sill
Officer
Joseph B. Palmer
Politician
Hank Mizell
American singer
Edwin Hickman Ewing
Former United States Representative
Charles Wolfe
Musicologist
Roger Hanson
H. John Caulfield
American physicist
John P. Buchanan
Former Governor of Tennessee
John Saxon
American actor
Bridgette Marshall
Steve Marshall's wife
Stan Kesler
American musician
Glenn Snoddy
Audio engineer
Ken Shipp
American football coach
Ben Lear
Olympic athlete
Julius Peter Garesché
Harold Earthman
Former United States Representative