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October 26th

172 Notable deaths

Margaret Brown

Survivor of the sinking of the titanic (1867-1932).

Born July 18th, 1867 in Hannibal.

Died October 26th, 1932 at 65 years old in New York City (brain cancer).

Hattie McDaniel

American actress (1895-1952).

Born June 10th, 1895 in Wichita.

Died October 26th, 1952 at 57 years old in Woodland Hills (breast cancer).

Robert Evans

American film producer (1930-2019).

Born June 29th, 1930 in New York City.

Died October 26th, 2019 at 89 years old in Beverly Hills (cerebrovascular disease). [ref]

Princess Beatrice of the United Kingdom

Fifth daughter and youngest child of queen victoria and prince albert (1857-1944).

Born April 14th, 1857 in Buckingham Palace.

Died October 26th, 1944 at 87 years old in Brantridge Park.

Richard Moll

European-american actor (1943–2023).

Born January 13th, 1943 in Pasadena.

Died October 26th, 2023 at 80 years old in Big Bear Lake. [ref]

Natina Reed

American singer (1979–2012).

Born October 28th, 1980 in New York City.

Died October 26th, 2012 at 31 years old in Duluth (struck by vehicle). [ref]

John Peel

English dj and radio presenter (1939–2004).

Born August 30th, 1939 in Heswall.

Died October 26th, 2004 at 65 years old in Cuzco (myocardial infarction). [ref]

Julie Powell

American blogger.

Born April 20th, 1973 in Austin. [ref]

Died October 26th, 2022 at 49 years old in Olivebridge (cardiac arrest). [ref]

Hoyt Axton

American singer-songwriter, guitarist, and actor (1938-1999).

Born March 25th, 1938 in Duncan. [ref]

Died October 26th, 1999 at 61 years old in Helena (myocardial infarction). [ref]

Igor Sikorsky

Russian-american aviation pioneer (1889–1972).

Born June 6th, 1889 in Kyiv.

Died October 26th, 1972 at 83 years old in Easton.

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