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Stairs | 1904 | January 21 | Henri Duparc | 1933 | January 27 | Togo Heihachiro | 1934 | February 5 | Joris-Karl Huysmans | 1907 | Belle Starr | 1889 | February 14 | Benjamin Baillaud | 1934 | February 16 | Octave Mirbeau | 1917 | February 18 | Louis Comfort Tiffany | 1933 | February 24 | Grant Allen | 1899 | Andrew Inglis Clark | 1907 | February 27 | Hubert Parry | 1918 | March 3 | Adelaide Neilson | 1880 | March 19 | Wyatt Earp | 1929 | March 31 | Viscount William Astor | 1919 | April 7 | Randall Thomas Davidson | Archbishop of Canterbury | 1930 | April 10 | Hubertine Auclert | 1914 | May 23 | Otto Lilienthal | 1896 | June 7 | Paul Gauguin | 1903 | July 6 | Gabor Baross | 1892 | July 9 | Robert I, Duke of Parma | 1907 | July 15 | Vilfredo Pareto | 1923 | July 18 | W. G. Grace | 1915 | July 22 | Winfield Scott Stratton | 1902 | Adolf Friedrich V, Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-Strelitz | 1914 | July 25 | George Robert Aberigh-Mackay | 1881 | Arthur James Balfour | Prime Minister of the United Kingdom | 1930 | September 4 | Lewis Howard Latimer | 1928 | October 3 | Henry Lerolle | 1929 | November 8 | Gottlob Frege | November 12 | Eduard Müller | member of the Swiss Federal Council | 1919 | November 13 | Albert I, Prince of Monaco | 1922 | November 28 | Henry Lomb | Bausch & Lomb | 1908 | December 6 | Johann Palisa | 1925 | Category: 1848 births | January 19 | Isaac D'Israeli | 1766 | January 20 | Christian VIII | 1786 | February 15 | Hermann von Boyen | 1771 | February 23 | John Quincy Adams | President of the United States | 1767 | March 29 | John Jacob Astor | 1763 | April 8 | Gaetano Donizetti | 1797 | May 25 | Annette von Droste-Hülshoff | 1797 | June 27 | Denis Auguste Affre | 1793 | July 4 | François-René de Chateaubriand | 1768 | August 3 | Edward Baines | 1774 | August 7 | Jöns Jakob Berzelius | 1779 | August 12 | George Stephenson | 1781 | August 30 | Simon Willard | 1753 | September 24 | Branwell Brontë | 1817 | November 9 | Robert Blum | 1810 | November 10 | Ibrahim Pasha of Egypt | 1789 | November 23 | John Barrow | 1764 | November 24 | William Lamb, 2nd Viscount Melbourne | Prime Minister of the United Kingdom | 1779 | December 1 | Kyokutei Bakin | 1767 | December 19 | Emily Brontë | 1818 | Wikimedia Commons | Category: 1848 deaths | Categories | 1848 |