24 notable people died on October 19, including Gabriele Falloppio, Samuel Guthrie, Irénée-Jules Bienaymé.
21st Century
3 deathsKenneth E. Iverson
computer scientistmathematician
Canadian computer scientist (1920–2004)
Ernest Maftei
actorepigrammatist
Romanian actor (1920-2006)
NF
Nkwain Francis
diplomatminister
Cameroon Senator
20th Century
7 deathsCarl Curman
balneologistdraftsperson
Swedish physician (1833–1913)
Ernest Rutherford
chemistnuclear physicist
New Zealand physicist (1871–1937)
Vere Gordon Childe
classical philologistlibrarian
British prehistorian archaeologist (1892–1957)
Samuel Lillo
academiclawyer
Chilean writer and lawyer.
Hjalmar Dahl
journalisttranslator
Finnish-Swedish journalist, translator and author
Ángel María Garibay K.
Catholic priestlinguist
Mexican Mesoamericanist Holi (1892–1967)
Julio Argentino Roca
diplomatmilitary officer
Argentine politician and general, former president of Argentina (1843–1914)
19th Century
10 deathsSamuel Guthrie
chemistengineer
American physician
Irénée-Jules Bienaymé
mathematicianstatistician
French mathematician (1796–1878)
Benjamin Banneker
astronomereditor
Free African American scientist, surveyor, almanac author and farmer (1731–1806)
Alexander Aubert
astronomerbusinessperson
British astronomer (1730-1805)
George Stevenson
horticulturistjournalist
Australian journalist
Mercy Otis Warren
historianphilosopher
American writer
Hanna Winsnes
novelistpoet
Norwegian poet, novelist and cookbook writer (1789-1872)
Mathilda d'Orozco
composerharpsichordist
Swedish noble
Francis Guthrie
botanical collectorbotanist
South African mathematician and botanist (1831-1899)
James South
astronomer
British astronomer (1785-1867)
17th Century
2 deathsThalun
monarch
Eighth king of Toungoo dynasty of Burma
Thomas Browne
philosopherphysician
English polymath and author (1605–1682)
16th Century
2 deathsGabriele Falloppio
anatomistbiologist
Italian anatomist (1523-1562)
Ignazio Danti
astronomercartographer
Italian mathematician and cosmographer (1536–1586)
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