In the year 1929

351 Notable deaths

Prince Kuniyoshi Kuni

Japanese prince (1873-1929).

Born July 23rd, 1873 in Shimogamo.

Died January 27th, 1929 at 55 years old in Atami (sepsis).

William Boyd Dawkins

Welsh geologist, paleontologist and archaeologist (1837–1929).

Born December 26th, 1837 in Welshpool.

Died January 15th, 1929 at 91 years old in Cheshire.

Percy Alexander MacMahon

British mathematician (1854-1929).

Born September 26th, 1854 in Sliema.

Died December 25th, 1929 at 75 years old in Bognor Regis.

Rainis

Latvian poet (1865–1929).

Born September 11th, 1865 in Dunava.

Died September 12th, 1929 at 64 years old in Jūrmala.

Nasreddine Dinet

French painter (1861-1929).

Born March 28th, 1861 in 1st arrondissement of Paris. [ref]

Died December 24th, 1929 at 68 years old in 14th arrondissement of Paris.

Enrico Ferri

Criminologist (1856-1929).

Born February 25th, 1856 in San Benedetto Po.

Died April 12th, 1929 at 73 years old in Rome.

Édouard Louis Joseph, 1st Baron Empain

Engineer, entrepreneur, financier, industrialist (1852-1929).

Born September 20th, 1852 in Belœil.

Died July 22nd, 1929 at 76 years old in Woluwe-Saint-Pierre.

João Franco

Portuguese politician (1855-1929).

Born February 14th, 1855 in Portugal.

Died April 4th, 1929 at 74 years old in Anadia.

Edward Hobart Seymour

British royal navy officer (1840-1929).

Born April 30th, 1840 in Kinwarton.

Died March 2nd, 1929 at 88 years old in Maidenhead.

Jan Baudouin de Courtenay

Polish linguist and slavist (1845-1929).

Born March 13th, 1846 in Radzymin.

Died November 3rd, 1929 at 83 years old in Warsaw. [ref]

Gotō Shinpei

Japanese statesman (1857-1929).

Born July 24th, 1857 in Mizusawa.

Died April 13th, 1929 at 71 years old in University Hospital, Kyoto Prefectural University of Medicine (intracranial hemorrhage).

Daniel Barringer

American geologist (1860–1929).

Born May 25th, 1860 in Raleigh.

Died November 30th, 1929 at 69 years old in Philadelphia.

Carl Ben Eielson

American aviator and explorer (1897-1929).

Born January 20th, 1897 in North Dakota.

Died November 9th, 1929 at 32 years old in Alaska.

Clemens von Pirquet

Austrian physician (1874-1929).

Born May 12th, 1874 in Hirschstetten.

Died February 28th, 1929 at 54 years old in Vienna (suicide method).

Robert Ridgway

American ornithologist (1850-1929).

Born July 2nd, 1850 in Mount Carmel.

Died March 25th, 1929 at 78 years old in Olney.

Heinrich Zille

German artist (1858-1929).

Born January 10th, 1858 in Radeburg. [ref]

Died August 9th, 1929 at 71 years old in Berlin (cerebrovascular disease). [ref]

Pierre Fatou

French mathematician and astronomer (1878–1929).

Born February 28th, 1878 in Lorient.

Died August 9th, 1929 at 51 years old in Pornichet.

Walter Baldwin Spencer

English-australian biologist and anthropologist. (1860–1929).

Born June 23rd, 1860 in Stretford.

Died July 14th, 1929 at 69 years old in Navarino Island.

Henri Biva

French painter (1848-1929).

Born January 21st, 1848 in Montmartre. [ref]

Died February 2nd, 1929 at 81 years old in 10ᵗʰ arrondissement of Paris.

Flora Annie Steel

British historian and writer (1847–1929).

Born April 2nd, 1847 in Sudbury.

Died April 12th, 1929 at 82 years old in Minchinhampton.

Pascal Dagnan-Bouveret

French painter (1852-1929).

Born January 7th, 1852 in Paris.

Died July 3rd, 1929 at 77 years old in Quincey.

Arthur Johnson

Irish footballer (1879–1929).

Born April 12th, 1879 in Dublin.

Died May 23rd, 1929 at 50 years old in Wallasey (pneumonia). [ref]

Michael Roger Oldfield Thomas

British mammalogist (1858–1929).

Born February 21st, 1858 in Millbrook.

Died June 16th, 1929 at 71 years old in London.

Cornelis Lely

Dutch civil servant and politician (1854-1929).

Born September 23rd, 1854 in Amsterdam.

Died January 22nd, 1929 at 74 years old in The Hague.

Manuel Gomes da Costa

Portuguese general and politician (1863–1929).

Born January 14th, 1863 in Lisbon.

Died December 17th, 1929 at 66 years old in Lisbon.

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The harder the pain, the longer the path to recovery, the better the opportunity to learn. Maxime Lagacé