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1,897 Notable deaths
 in New York City

Frank Friday Fletcher

American admiral.

Born November 23rd, 1855 in Oskaloosa.

Died November 28th, 1928 at 73 years old in New York City.

Edward Kasner

American mathematician (1878–1955).

Born April 2nd, 1878 in New York City.

Died January 7th, 1955 at 76 years old in New York City.

Tiger Flowers

African-american boxer (1895-1927).

Born February 14th, 1897 in Camilla.

Died November 16th, 1927 at 30 years old in New York City.

Richard Harding Davis

American journalist and fiction writer (1864–1916).

Born April 18th, 1864 in Philadelphia.

Died April 11th, 1916 at 51 years old in New York City (myocardial infarction).

Jay Presson Allen

American screenwriter, producer, playwright (1922-2006).

Born March 3rd, 1922 in San Angelo.

Died May 1st, 2006 at 84 years old in New York City (stroke). [ref]

Bobby Scott

American musician, record producer, and songwriter (1937-1990).

Born January 29th, 1937 in Mount Pleasant.

Died November 5th, 1990 at 53 years old in New York City (lung cancer).

Jud Taylor

Actor, television director, television producer (1932-2008).

Born February 25th, 1932 in New York City.

Died August 6th, 2008 at 76 years old in New York City. [ref]

Francis Lieber

German-american jurist, gymnast and political philosopher.

Born March 18th, 1800 in Berlin.

Died October 2nd, 1872 at 72 years old in New York City.

Alexander Kartveli

American aerospace engineer (1896–1974).

Born September 9th, 1896 in Tbilisi.

Died July 20th, 1974 at 77 years old in New York City.

Angelina Weld Grimké

American poet, playwright, and journalist (1880–1958).

Born February 27th, 1880 in Boston.

Died June 10th, 1958 at 78 years old in New York City.

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