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18 Notable deaths
 by appendicitis

Bayard Rustin

American civil rights activist and gay rights activist (1912-1987).

Born March 17th, 1912 in West Chester. [ref]

Died August 24th, 1987 at 75 years old in Manhattan (appendicitis). [ref]

Walter Reed

American physician and medical researcher.

Born September 13th, 1851 in Belroi.

Died November 22nd, 1902 at 51 years old in Washington, D.C. (appendicitis).

Thomas Crean

Irish explorer.

Born February 16th, 1877 in Annascaul. [ref]

Died July 27th, 1938 at 61 years old in Cork (appendicitis).

Hermann Minkowski

German mathematician and physicist.

Born June 22nd, 1864 in Aleksotas. [ref]

Died January 12th, 1909 at 44 years old in Göttingen (appendicitis). [ref]

Glenn Curtiss

American aviator and industrialist (1878-1930).

Born May 21st, 1878 in Hammondsport.

Died July 23rd, 1930 at 52 years old in Buffalo (appendicitis).

Oswald Chambers

British missionary (1874-1917).

Born July 24th, 1874 in Aberdeen. [ref]

Died November 15th, 1917 at 43 years old in Cairo (appendicitis).

Steve Dillon

British comic artist.

Born March 22nd, 1962 in London. [ref]

Died October 22nd, 2016 at 54 years old in New York City (appendicitis). [ref]

Edward Plunkett, 18th Baron of Dunsany

Irish writer and dramatist (1878-1957).

Born July 24th, 1878 in London. [ref]

Died October 25th, 1957 at 79 years old in Dublin (appendicitis). [ref]

Prince Hubertus of Prussia

German prince (1909-1950).

Born September 30th, 1909 in Potsdam.

Died April 8th, 1950 at 40 years old in Windhoek (appendicitis).

Henri Moissan

French chemist.

Born September 28th, 1852 in Paris. [ref]

Died February 20th, 1907 at 54 years old in Paris (appendicitis). [ref]

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