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153 Notable deaths
 by esophageal cancer

Brendan Bracken, 1st Viscount Bracken

Irish-born british politician and peer (1901-1958).

Born February 15th, 1901 in Templemore.

Died August 8th, 1958 at 57 years old in London (esophageal cancer).

Ted Dabney

American electronic engineer, the co-founder of atari, inc..

Born May 2nd, 1937 in San Francisco. [ref]

Died May 26th, 2018 at 81 years old in Clearlake (esophageal cancer). [ref]

Ian Wallace

English drummer (1946–2007).

Born September 29th, 1946 in Bury.

Died February 22nd, 2007 at 60 years old in Los Angeles (esophageal cancer). [ref]

Edgar Kennedy

Actor.

Born April 26th, 1890 in Monterey County. [ref]

Died November 9th, 1948 at 58 years old in Woodland Hills (esophageal cancer). [ref]

Mel Galley

English guitarist.

Born March 8th, 1948 in Cannock.

Died July 1st, 2008 at 60 years old in Heath Hayes and Wimblebury (esophageal cancer). [ref]

Jimmy Witherspoon

American jump blues singer.

Born August 8th, 1923 in Gurdon.

Died December 13th, 1997 at 74 years old in Los Angeles (esophageal cancer). [ref]

Tal Farlow

American jazz guitarist (1921-1998).

Born June 7th, 1921 in Greensboro. [ref]

Died July 25th, 1998 at 77 years old in Manhattan (esophageal cancer).

Álvaro Colom

President of guatemala (2008-2012).

Born June 15th, 1951 in Guatemala City.

Died January 23rd, 2023 at 71 years old in Guatemala City (esophageal cancer). [ref]

Phil Chevron

Irish guitarist.

Born June 17th, 1957 in Dublin.

Died October 8th, 2013 at 56 years old in Dublin (esophageal cancer). [ref]

Domenico Losurdo

Italian scholar (1941-2018).

Born November 14th, 1941 in Sannicandro di Bari.

Died June 28th, 2018 at 76 years old in Ancona (esophageal cancer).

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