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10 Notable deaths
by cerebral hemorrhage
Sandy Denny
British singer (1947–1978).
Born January 6th, 1947 in London.
Died April 21st, 1978 at 31 years old in Wimbledon (cerebral hemorrhage).
Liliʻuokalani
Monarch of the hawaiian kingdom (1838–1917).
Born September 2nd, 1838 in Honolulu.
Died November 11th, 1917 at 79 years old in Honolulu (cerebral hemorrhage).
Marvin Minsky
American cognitive scientist (1927-2016).
Born August 9th, 1927 in New York City. [ref]
Died January 24th, 2016 at 88 years old in Boston (cerebral hemorrhage). [ref]
Herbert Marcuse
German philosopher, sociologist, and political theorist (1898–1979).
Born July 19th, 1898 in Berlin.
Died July 29th, 1979 at 81 years old in Starnberg (cerebral hemorrhage).
Lynne Thigpen
American actress (1948–2003).
Born December 22nd, 1948 in Joliet.
Died March 12th, 2003 at 54 years old in Marina del Rey (cerebral hemorrhage).
Gustave Flaubert
French novelist (1821–1880).
Born December 12th, 1821 in Rouen.
Died May 8th, 1880 at 58 years old in Croisset (cerebral hemorrhage).
Islam Karimov
1st president of the republic of uzbekistan (1938–2016).
Born January 30th, 1938 in Samarkand. [ref]
Died September 2nd, 2016 at 78 years old in Tashkent (cerebral hemorrhage). [ref]
Pamela Harriman
American diplomat (1920-1997).
Born March 20th, 1920 in Farnborough.
Died February 5th, 1997 at 76 years old in American Hospital of Paris (cerebral hemorrhage).
Willa Cather
American writer (1873–1947).
Born December 7th, 1873 in Gore.
Died April 24th, 1947 at 73 years old in Manhattan (cerebral hemorrhage).
Henry George
American political economist and journalist (1839–1897).
Born September 2nd, 1839 in Philadelphia.
Died October 29th, 1897 at 58 years old in New York City (cerebral hemorrhage).
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