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mS1/864824 | <e1>Ivan Stepanovich Konev</e1> ( – <e2>21 May 1973</e2>) was a Soviet military commander who led Red Army forces on the Eastern Front during World War II retook much of Eastern Europe from occupation by the Axis Powers and helped in the capture of Germany's capital Berlin | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 864,824 | |
mS1/102574 | <e1>Robert Bresson</e1> ( 25 September 1901 – <e2>18 December 1999</e2>) was a French film director | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 102,574 | |
mS1/3542647 | <e1>José Ballivián</e1> (May 5 1805 – <e2>October 6 1852</e2>) was a Bolivian general during the Peruvian-Bolivian War and the 11th president of Bolivia from September 27 1841 to December 23 1847 | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 3,542,647 | |
mS1/242839 | On <e1>January 1 2001</e1> <e2>Walston</e2> died at age 86 at his home in Beverly Hills California six years after being diagnosed with lupus | deathdate | e2 | e1 | Comment | 242,839 | |
mS1/1641183 | <e1>Franz Josef Popp</e1> (14 January 1886 in Vienna – <e2>29 July 1954</e2> in Stuttgart) was one of three men responsible for the founding of BMW AG and the First General Director of BMW AG from 1922 to 1942 | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 1,641,183 | |
mS1/288140 | <e1>Maya Angelou</e1> ( born Marguerite Annie Johnson April 4 1928 – <e2>May 28 2014</e2>) was an American poet singer memoirist and civil rights activist | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 288,140 | |
mS0/275302 | In later years <e1>Thomson</e1> lived in Richmond upon Thames and it was there that he wrote his final work The Castle of Indolence which was published just before his untimely death on <e2>27 August 1748</e2> | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 275,302 | |
mS1/252442 | <e1>Gerty Theresa Cori</e1> (née Radnitz August 15 1896 – <e2>October 26 1957</e2>) was a Jewish Austro-Hungarian-American biochemist who in 1947 was the third woman—and first American woman—to win a Nobel Prize in science and the first woman to be awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for her role in the discovery of glycogen metabolism | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 252,442 | |
mS1/5969292 | <e1>Alfred Bickel</e1> also referred to as Fredy Bickel (12 May 1918 in Eppstein Germany — <e2>18 August 1999</e2>) was a Swiss football player and coach | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 5,969,292 | |
mS1/1186716 | <e1>Godfrey Lionel Rampling</e1> (14 May 1909 – <e2>20 June 2009</e2>) was an English athlete and army officer who competed for Great Britain in the 1932 Summer Olympics and in the 1936 Summer Olympics | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 1,186,716 | |
mS0/884973 | <e1>Daniil Kharms</e1> ( – <e2>2 February 1942</e2>) was an early Soviet-era surrealist and absurdist poet writer and dramatist | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 884,973 | |
mS1/2319162 | <e1>Ahmed Cevdet Pasha</e1> (22 March 1822 – <e2>25 May 1895</e2>) was an Ottoman scholar intellectual bureaucrat administrator and historian who was a prominent figure in the Tanzimat reforms of the Ottoman Empire | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 2,319,162 | |
mS0/31293569 | <e1>Dirickx</e1> died on <e2>26 June 2018</e2> eleven days shy of his 91st birthday | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 31,293,569 | |
mS1/39658852 | <e1>Ludwig Andreas von Feuerbach</e1> ( 28 July 1804 – <e2>13 September 1872</e2>) was a German philosopher and anthropologist best known for his book The Essence of Christianity which provided a critique of Christianity which strongly influenced generations of later thinkers including Karl Marx Sigmund Freud Friedrich Engels Richard Wagner and Friedrich Nietzsche | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 39,658,852 | |
mS1/1634562 | <e1>Wilhem de Haan</e1> (7 February 1801 in Amsterdam – <e2>15 April 1855</e2> in Leiden) was a Dutch zoologist | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 1,634,562 | |
mS0/825659 | <e1>Garcilaso de la Vega</e1> died on <e2>14 October 1536</e2> in Nice after suffering 25 days from an injury sustained in a battle at Le Muy | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 825,659 | |
mS1/45075 | Lyon Sprague de Camp ( 27 November 1907 – <e1>6 November 2000</e1>) better known as <e2>L Sprague de Camp</e2> was an American writer of science fiction fantasy and non-fiction | deathdate | e2 | e1 | Comment | 45,075 | |
mS1/738475 | <e1>Bernhard Severin Ingemann</e1> (28 May 1789 – <e2>24 February 1862</e2>) was a Danish novelist and poet | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 738,475 | |
mS1/2492392 | <e1>Marcel Dalio</e1> (born Israel Moshe Blauschild 23 November 1899 in Paris – <e2>18 November 1983</e2>) was a French character actor | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 2,492,392 | |
mS1/10931200 | <e1>Jean-Claude Piumi</e1> (27 May 1940 – <e2>24 March 1996</e2>) was a French former football defender | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 10,931,200 | |
mS1/11909144 | <e1>Alessandro Antonelli</e1> (July 14 1798 – <e2>October 18 1888)</e2> was an Italian architect of the 19th century | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 11,909,144 | |
mS1/42178 | <e1>Éamon de Valera</e1> died from pneumonia and heart failure in Linden Convalescent Home Blackrock Dublin on <e2>29 August 1975</e2> aged 92 | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 42,178 | |
mS1/306480 | <e1>James Rosenquist</e1> (November 29 1933 – <e2>March 31 2017</e2>) was an American artist and one of the protagonists in the pop art movement | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 306,480 | |
mS1/768802 | <e1>James Whitbread Lee Glaisher</e1> FRS FRSE FRAS (5 November 1848 Lewisham – <e2>7 December 1928</e2> Cambridge) son of James Glaisher the meteorologist and Cecilia Glaisher the photographer was a prolific English mathematician and astronomer | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 768,802 | |
mS1/11672124 | On <e1>3 June 1936</e1> <e2>Wever</e2> flew from Berlin to Dresden to give a lecture at the Luftkriegsschule Klotzsche to a gathering of Luftwaffe cadets | deathdate | e2 | e1 | Comment | 11,672,124 | |
mS1/38418 | <e1>Erich Armand Arthur Joseph Hückel</e1> (August 9 1896 Berlin – <e2>February 16 1980</e2> Marburg) was a German physicist and physical chemist | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 38,418 | |
mS1/14851177 | <e1>Ralph Percy Lewis</e1> (October 8 1872 – <e2>December 4 1937</e2>) was an American actor of the silent film era | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 14,851,177 | |
mS0/236455 | After a series of strokes <e1>Hardie</e1> died in hospital in Glasgow of Pneumonia at noon on <e2>26 September 1915</e2> aged 59 | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 236,455 | |
mS1/2928525 | Sir <e1>Ove Nyquist Arup</e1> CBE MICE MIStructE FCIOB (16 April 1895 – <e2>5 February 1988</e2>) was an English engineer who founded Arup Group Limited a multinational corporation that offers engineering design planning project management and consulting services for building systems | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 2,928,525 | |
mS1/314455 | <e1>Jean-Baptiste Dubos</e1> ( 14 December 1670 – <e2>23 March 1742</e2>) also referred to as l'Abbé Du Bos was a French author | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 314,455 | |
mS1/164378 | <e1>Pierre Puvis de Chavannes</e1> (14 December 1824 – <e2>24 October 1898</e2>) was a French painter best known for his mural painting who came to be known as 'the painter for France' | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 164,378 | |
mS1/24389655 | Theyab Awana Ahmed Hussein Al Musabi ( 8 April 1990 – <e1>25 September 2011</e1>) commonly known as <e2>Theyab Awana</e2> or Awana Diab was an Emirati footballer who played as a winger for Emirati Pro-League club Baniyas and the UAE national team | deathdate | e2 | e1 | Comment | 24,389,655 | |
mS1/876383 | On <e1>4 August 1859</e1> <e2>Vianney</e2> died at the age of 73 | deathdate | e2 | e1 | Comment | 876,383 | |
mS1/152265 | Due to the decomposition of the body it is speculated that <e1>Brautigan</e1> had ended his life over a month earlier on <e2>September 16 1984</e2> days after talking to friend Marcia Clay on the telephone (neighbors heard a loud noise that Sunday while watching an NFL game) | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 152,265 | |
mS1/10581674 | <e1>Fernando de Araújo</e1> also known as Lasama (26 February 1963 – <e2>2 June 2015</e2>) was an East Timorese politician who was President of the National Parliament of East Timor from 2007 to 2012 | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 10,581,674 | |
mS0/855416 | <e1>Johann Friedrich Julius Schmidt</e1> (25 October 1825 in Eutin Germany – <e2>7 February 1884</e2> in Athens Greece) was a German astronomer and geophysicist | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 855,416 | |
mS1/1394504 | <e1>William Alwyn</e1> born William Alwyn Smith (7 November 1905 – <e2>11 September 1985</e2>) was an English composer conductor and music teacher | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 1,394,504 | |
mS1/242101 | <e1>John Williams</e1> (15 April 1903 – <e2>5 May 1983</e2>) was an English stage film and television actor | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 242,101 | |
mS1/16659322 | <e1>Karl (Carl) Schorn</e1> (16 October 1803 Düsseldorf – <e2>7 October 1850</e2> Munich) was a German painter and chess master | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 16,659,322 | |
mS1/2688384 | Gregorio Esteban Sánchez Fernández (28 May 1932 Málaga – <e1>11 November 2017</e1> Málaga) known as <e2>Chiquito de la Calzada</e2> was a Spanish flamenco singer and actor although he was more famous as a stand-up comedian | deathdate | e2 | e1 | Comment | 2,688,384 | |
mS1/854421 | <e1>Paul William Gallico</e1> (July 26 1897 – <e2>July 15 1976</e2>) was an American novelist short story and sports writer | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 854,421 | |
mS1/627059 | <e1>Julius Lothar Meyer</e1> (19 August 1830 – <e2>11 April 1895</e2>) was a German chemist | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 627,059 | |
mS1/539670 | <e1>Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings</e1> (August 8 1896 – <e2>December 14 1953</e2>) was an American author who lived in rural Florida and wrote novels with rural themes and settings | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 539,670 | |
mS0/10441 | On <e1>6 June 1393</e1> <e2>Go-En'yū</e2> died | deathdate | e2 | e1 | Comment | 10,441 | |
mS1/8528287 | On <e1>14 April 2012</e1> during a match between Pescara and Livorno <e2>Morosini</e2> suffered a fatal cardiac arrest on the pitch | deathdate | e2 | e1 | Comment | 8,528,287 | |
mS1/471630 | <e1>Lionel Charles Robbins</e1> Baron Robbins (22 November 1898 – <e2>15 May 1984</e2>) was a British economist and prominent member of the economics department at the London School of Economics | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 471,630 | |
mS1/2398702 | <e1>Karl Albert Staaff</e1> (21 January 1860 – <e2>4 October 1915</e2>) was a Swedish liberal politician and lawyer | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 2,398,702 | |
mS0/4712338 | <e1>Pavel Alekseyevich Kurochkin</e1> ( – <e2>28 December 1989</e2>) was a Soviet military leader | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 4,712,338 | |
mS1/49650992 | <e1>Amjad Farid (Fareed) Sabri</e1> (23 December 1970 – <e2>22 June 2016</e2>) was a Pakistani qawwal naat khawan and a proponent of the Sufi Muslim tradition | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 49,650,992 | |
mS0/606917 | <e1>Christian Rakovsky</e1> ( – <e2>September 11 1941</e2>) was a Bulgarian socialist revolutionary a Bolshevik politician and Soviet diplomat he was also noted as a journalist physician and essayist | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 606,917 | |
mS0/366165 | <e1>Christabel</e1> died <e2>13 February 1958</e2> at the age of 77 sitting in a straight-backed chair | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 366,165 | |
mS1/921986 | <e1>Cleavon Jake Little</e1> (June 1 1939 – <e2>October 22 1992</e2>) was an American stage film and television actor | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 921,986 | |
mS1/1478618 | <e1>Léon Charles Thévenin</e1> ( 30 March 1857 Meaux Seine-et-Marne – <e2>21 September 1926</e2> Paris) was a French telegraph engineer who extended Ohm's law to the analysis of complex electrical circuits | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 1,478,618 | |
mS1/16279 | <e1>James Lind</e1> (4 October 1716 – <e2>13 July 1794</e2>) was a Scottish doctor | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 16,279 | |
mS0/9856071 | <e1>Elisabeth</e1> of Bavaria ( – <e2>9 October 1273</e2>) a member of the House of Wittelsbach was Queen consort of Germany from 1246 to 1254 by her marriage to King Conrad IV of Germany SectionLife | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 9,856,071 | |
mS0/180755 | Following her death from cancer on <e1>7 May 1718</e1> <e2>Mary</e2> was remembered fondly by her French contemporaries three of whom Elizabeth Charlotte of the Palatinate the Duke of Saint-Simon and the Marquis of Dangeau deemed her a saint | deathdate | e2 | e1 | Comment | 180,755 | |
mS1/759618 | <e1>Harold Marion Osborn</e1> DO (April 13 1899 – <e2>April 5 1975</e2>) was a US track athlete | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 759,618 | |
mS1/195547 | <e1>Konstantin Petrovich Feoktistov</e1> ( 7 February 1926 – <e2>21 November 2009</e2>) was a Soviet cosmonaut and an eminent space engineer | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 195,547 | |
mS0/1699445 | On 29 November 1937 during the height of Stalin's Great Purge <e1>Vācietis</e1> was arrested as a member of the alleged Latvian Fascist Organization within the RKKA and was executed on <e2>28 July 1938</e2> | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 1,699,445 | |
mS1/25215063 | <e1>Alvise Pisani</e1> (1 January 1664 in Venice – <e2>17 June 1741</e2> in Venice) was the 114th Doge of Venice serving from 17 January 1735 until his death | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 25,215,063 | |
mS1/4658971 | Nanda Karnataki (8 January 1939 – <e1>25 March 2014</e1>) known mononymously as <e2>Nanda</e2> was an Indian film actress who appeared in Hindi and Marathi films | deathdate | e2 | e1 | Comment | 4,658,971 | |
mS0/267816 | <e1>Barnet</e1> died from complications of Alzheimer's disease and pneumonia at San Diego's Hillside hospital on <e2>September 4 1991</e2> | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 267,816 | |
mS1/399787 | <e1>Heydar Alirza oglu Aliyev</e1> ( 10 May 1923 – <e2>12 December 2003</e2>) was an Azerbaijani politician who served as the third President of Azerbaijan from October 1993 to October 2003 | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 399,787 | |
mS0/19310901 | <e1>Oskar Kummetz</e1> died on <e2>17 December 1980</e2> at the age of 89 | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 19,310,901 | |
mS1/317539 | <e1>Carlo Maria Giulini</e1> ( 9 May 1914 – <e2>14 June 2005</e2>) was an Italian conductor | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 317,539 | |
mS1/2230824 | <e1>Juan Bautista Sacasa</e1> (21 December 1874 in León Nicaragua – <e2>17 April 1946</e2> in Los Angeles California) was the President of Nicaragua from 1 January 1933 to 9 June 1936 | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 2,230,824 | |
mS0/4350410 | <e1>Humbert</e1> died in Rome on <e2>5 May 1061</e2> and was buried in the Lateran Basilica | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 4,350,410 | |
mS1/7243319 | <e1>Sandra Ruth Lipsitz Bem</e1> (June 22 1944 – <e2>May 20 2014</e2>) was an American psychologist known for her works in androgyny and gender studies | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 7,243,319 | |
mS0/1822 | <e1>Lavoisier</e1> was convicted and guillotined on <e2>8 May 1794</e2> in Paris at the age of 50 along with his 27 co-defendants | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 1,822 | |
mS0/701891 | <e1>Sabin</e1> died of a heart attack on <e2>October 3 1953</e2> (she was 81) | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 701,891 | |
mS1/3310559 | <e1>Alfred Landé</e1> (13 December 1888 – <e2>30 October 1976</e2>) was a German-American physicist known for his contributions to quantum theory | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 3,310,559 | |
mS1/4194356 | <e1>Karen Asrian</e1> ( 24 April 1980 in Yerevan – <e2>9 June 2008</e2>) was an Armenian chess grandmaster | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 4,194,356 | |
mS0/64740 | <e1>Jacob Bernoulli</e1> (also known as James or Jacques – <e2>16 August 1705</e2>) was one of the many prominent mathematicians in the Bernoulli family | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 64,740 | |
mS1/1906633 | <e1>Yves Jean Bonnefoy</e1> (24 June 1923 Tours – <e2>1 July 2016</e2> Paris) was a French poet and art historian | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 1,906,633 | |
mS1/11351654 | <e1>Ernst Ocwirk</e1> (7 March 1926 – <e2>23 January 1980</e2>) was an Austrian football player and coach | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 11,351,654 | |
mS0/7963394 | <e1>Baibars</e1> died in Damascus on <e2>1 July 1277</e2> | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 7,963,394 | |
mS1/290852 | <e1>Édouard Adolphe Drumont</e1> (3 May 1844 – <e2>5 February 1917</e2>) was a French journalist and writer | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 290,852 | |
mS0/237443 | <e1>Dassin</e1> died from a heart attack during a vacation to Tahiti on <e2>20 August 1980</e2> | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 237,443 | |
mS1/12658964 | <e1>Louis Grenville Lou Abell</e1> (July 21 1884 – <e2>October 25 1962</e2>) was an American rower who competed in the 1900 Summer Olympics and in the 1904 Summer Olympics | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 12,658,964 | |
mS1/228675 | Ernest Jennings Ford (February 13 1919 – <e1>October 17 1991)</e1> known professionally as <e2>Tennessee Ernie Ford</e2> was an American recording artist and television host who enjoyed success in the country and Western pop and gospel musical genres | deathdate | e2 | e1 | Comment | 228,675 | |
mS1/605386 | <e1>Grange</e1> developed Parkinson's disease in his last year of life and died on <e2>January 28 1991</e2> in Lake Wales Florida | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 605,386 | |
mS0/1331630 | <e1>Bhimsen</e1> finally died nine days later surrounded by vultures jackals and dogs on <e2>5 August 1839</e2> at the age of 64 | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 1,331,630 | |
mS0/487196 | <e1>Curtius</e1> died in Berlin on <e2>11 July 1896</e2> | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 487,196 | |
mS1/2333527 | <e1>Frans Michael Franzén</e1> (9 February 1772 – <e2>14 August 1847</e2>) was a Swedish-Finnish poet and clergyman | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 2,333,527 | |
mS0/5079325 | <e1>Marina Timofeyevna Semyonova</e1> ( – <e2>9 June 2010</e2>) was the first Soviet-trained prima ballerina | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 5,079,325 | |
mS1/5463694 | On 23 April 1301 Charles became titular emperor with <e1>Catherine</e1> until her death in Paris on <e2>11 October 1307</e2> at the age of 32 | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 5,463,694 | |
mS1/205399 | <e1>Franz Xaver Messerschmidt</e1> (February 6 1736 – <e2>August 19 1783</e2>) was a German-Austrian sculptor most famous for his character heads a collection of busts with faces contorted in extreme facial expressions | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 205,399 | |
mS1/203499 | <e1>Gustav Theodor Fechner</e1> ( 19 April 1801 – <e2>18 November 1887</e2>) was a German philosopher physicist and experimental psychologist | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 203,499 | |
mS0/5272316 | <e1>Irene</e1> died on <e2>13 August 1134</e2> and was later venerated as Saint Irene | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 5,272,316 | |
mS1/320235 | <e1>Helen Sawyer Hogg</e1> died of a heart attack on <e2>January 28 1993</e2> in Richmond Hill Ontario | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 320,235 | |
mS1/2658374 | <e1>George O'Brien</e1> (April 19 1899 – <e2>September 4 1985</e2>) was an American actor popular during the silent film era and into the talkie era of the 1930s best known today as the lead actor in F W Murnau's 1927 film SectionEarly life | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 2,658,374 | |
mS0/4824146 | <e1>Isabella</e1> died <e2>23 December 1392</e2> aged about 37 and was buried 14 January 1393 at the church of the Dominicans at Kings Langley | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 4,824,146 | |
mS1/13184721 | <e1>Raphael “Ralph” Tracey</e1> (February 6 1904 – <e2>March 6 1975</e2>) was an American soccer player | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 13,184,721 | |
mS1/545848 | <e1>Clifford Odets</e1> (July 18 1906 – <e2>August 14 1963</e2>) was an American playwright screenwriter and director | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 545,848 | |
mS1/751533 | <e1>Johann Hieronymus Schröter</e1> (30 August 1745 Erfurt – <e2>29 August 1816</e2> Lilienthal) was a German astronomer | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 751,533 | |
mS1/27422061 | <e1>Gyula Lázár</e1> (24 January 1911 – <e2>27 February 1983</e2>) was a Hungarian footballer | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 27,422,061 | |
mS1/456264 | <e1>Bernardino de la Trinidad González Rivadavia y Rivadavia</e1> (May 20 1780 – <e2>September 2 1845)</e2> was the first President of Argentina then called the United Provinces of Rio de la Plata from February 8 1826 to June 27 1827 | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 456,264 | |
mS1/5988797 | <e1>Fritz Schär</e1> (13 March 1926 in Kaltenbach – <e2>29 September 1997</e2> in Frauenfeld) was a Swiss cyclist who in 1953 won the first points classification ever in the Tour de France | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 5,988,797 | |
mS1/285885 | <e1>William Brown</e1> (also known in Spanish as Guillermo Brown or Almirante Brown) (22 June 1777 – <e2>3 March 1857</e2>) was an Irish-born Argentine admiral | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 285,885 | |
mS1/38968926 | <e1>Yvonne Madelaine Brill</e1> (née Claeys December 30 1924 – <e2>March 27 2013</e2>) was a Canadian-American rocket and jet propulsion engineer | deathdate | e1 | e2 | Comment | 38,968,926 |