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10 Notable deaths
by cerebral hemorrhage
Luis Miguel Dominguín
Spanish bullfighter (1926–1996).
Born December 9th, 1926 in Madrid.
Died May 8th, 1996 at 69 years old in San Roque (cerebral hemorrhage).
Robert Benchley
American writer and actor (1889-1945).
Born September 15th, 1889 in Worcester.
Died November 21st, 1945 at 56 years old in New York City (cerebral hemorrhage).
Joe Dolan
Irish entertainer, recording artist, and pop singer (1939–2007).
Born October 16th, 1939 in Mullingar.
Died December 26th, 2007 at 68 years old in Mater Private Hospital (cerebral hemorrhage). [ref]
Geoffrey de Havilland
English aircraft engineer (1882–1965).
Born July 27th, 1882 in High Wycombe.
Died May 21st, 1965 at 82 years old in Watford (cerebral hemorrhage).
Donald Dewar
Scottish politician, 1st first minister of scotland (in office from 1999 to 2000).
Born August 21st, 1937 in Glasgow.
Died October 11th, 2000 at 63 years old in Edinburgh (cerebral hemorrhage).
Atsushi Sakurai
Japanese musician (1966-2023).
Born March 7th, 1966 in Fujioka.
Died October 19th, 2023 at 57 years old in Yokohama (cerebral hemorrhage). [ref]
Peggy Cummins
Irish actress (1925-2017).
Born December 18th, 1925.
Died December 29th, 2017 at 92 years old in London (cerebral hemorrhage). [ref]
Henry Lawson
Australian writer and poet (1867–1922).
Born June 17th, 1867 in Grenfell.
Died September 2nd, 1922 at 55 years old in Sydney (cerebral hemorrhage).
Arthur Holly Compton
American physicist (1892–1962).
Born September 10th, 1892 in Wooster.
Died March 15th, 1962 at 69 years old in Berkeley (cerebral hemorrhage).
Carl Larsson
Swedish painter (1853-1919).
Born May 28th, 1853 in Storkyrkoförsamlingen.
Died January 22nd, 1919 at 65 years old in Sundborns (cerebral hemorrhage). [ref]
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