does it use electricity

No electricity.

13th?

was it american made?

Is it the twin towers?

Not American made (13th) and not the Twin Towers (14th).

15th?

I thought that was a good guess by Gueritol.

Is it found east of the Mississippi River?

statue of liberty?

I have to say at this point, you guys missed an equivocation of mine early on. A dead thing isn't alive. It USED to be alive. I'll disregard the last two questions and stay on 15th.

15th?

was it an animal other than human.

No.

16th?

So unless I'm mistaken its a dead person, in North America, who used to be worth over a Million dollars, and 'something' of them remains.

Is what remains part of their physical body, or just their legacy?

is it elvis?

uk, it is a dead person who left a legacy, was once worth a lot of money, and who knows but some bits may still be dusting away somewhere... (16th)

Funky, good guess, but not Elvis. (17th)

18th?

Hmm, three questions left to identify a dead, rich person from America's history. We may need The Biscuit.

A man?

If the answer to is it a man question is yes there are quite a few I can think of. Now given that Mog has hinted that 'some bits may still be dusting away somewhere' I am thinking some part of that person might actaully be around and not buried, cremated, or otherwise generally inaccessible. Part of President Lincoln is left on the chair he was assasinated in as are George Washington's dentures. I really can't think of anyone else who may have left actual physical relics that might be in a museum or some such.

So, if it is a man, I am going to say, is it President Lincoln?

well i better ask was it a politic?

You guys have had it.

It isn't or wasn't a man.(17th)

Who knows what the grave holds? Mwhahahahahahaha! (18th)

She wasn't a politician. (free question)

19th?

gosh this is hard i may have an answer but i dont wanna ruin the game

maralin monroe..(is that how you spell it?)

no i dont think that could be i think he beat us