18 notable people died on March 14, including William A. Fowler, Christopher A. Sims, Gundulf.
21st Century
2 deaths
Christopher A. Sims
scientist
Nobel laureate: Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences (2011)
Chiara Lubich
human rights defenderteacher
Italian founder of the Focolare Movement (1920–2008)
20th Century
7 deaths
William A. Fowler
scientist
Nobel laureate: Nobel Prize in Physics (1983)
William Charles Kernot
civil engineerengineer
Australian engineer (1845–1909)
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Maria Leitner
journalisttranslator
Hungarian translator and writer (1892–1942)
Manuel Trujillo Durán
businesspersonfilmmaker
Venezuelan filmmaker
Ion A. Rădulescu-Pogoneanu
pedagoguephilosopher
Romanian pedagogue
Jorge González von Marées
lawyerpolitician
Chilean political figure and author (1900-1962)
Lars Sonck
architecturban planner
Finnish-Swedish architect (1870–1956)
19th Century
4 deaths
Jared Sparks
historianuniversity teacher
American historian, educator, and Unitarian minister (1789-1866)
Carl Gustaf Nordin
historianlinguist
Swedish politician
Francisco Montes de Oca y Saucedo
military physicianpolitician
Mexican politician (1837-1885)
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Edward Bromhead
botanistmathematician
British mathematician and botanist (1789-1855)
18th Century
1 death
Kagami Shikō
haiku poetwriter
Japanese poet and writer
17th Century
1 deathAC
Anthony Coucheron
military engineermilitary personnel
Norwegian engineer
13th Century
1 death
Thomas Aquinas
Catholic theologianfriar
Italian Dominican friar, philosopher, Catholic priest, and Doctor of the Church (1225–1274)
12th Century
1 death
Gundulf
Catholic bishopCatholic priest
Norman monk and Bishop of Rochester
1st Century
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Tiberius
military personnelpolitician
Second Roman Emperor from 14 to 37 AD
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