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512 Notable deaths
 in Washington, D.C.

Herman Hollerith

American statistician and inventor(1860-1929).

Born March 12th, 1860 in Buffalo.

Died November 17th, 1929 at 69 years old in Washington, D.C. (myocardial infarction).

John Marshall Harlan

Us supreme court justice from 1877 to 1911 (1833-1911).

Born June 1st, 1833 in Boyle County.

Died October 14th, 1911 at 78 years old in Washington, D.C..

Henry Adams

American journalist, historian, academic, novelist (1838-1918).

Born February 16th, 1838 in Boston.

Died March 27th, 1918 at 80 years old in Washington, D.C..

Walter Reed

American physician and medical researcher (1851–1902).

Born September 13th, 1851 in Belroi.

Died November 22nd, 1902 at 51 years old in Washington, D.C. (appendicitis).

Benjamin Tillman

American politician (1847–1918).

Born August 11th, 1847 in South Carolina.

Died July 3rd, 1918 at 70 years old in Washington, D.C..

J. William Fulbright

American politician (1905–1995).

Born April 9th, 1905 in Sumner.

Died February 9th, 1995 at 89 years old in Washington, D.C. (stroke).

Walter Bedell Smith

United states army general and director of central intelligence (1895-1961).

Born October 5th, 1895 in Indianapolis.

Died August 9th, 1961 at 65 years old in Washington, D.C. (myocardial infarction).

John S. Mosby

Confederate army officer (1833-1916).

Born December 6th, 1833 in Powhatan County.

Died May 30th, 1916 at 82 years old in Washington, D.C..

Jeane Dixon

American astrologer and psychic.

Born January 5th, 1904 in Medford.

Died January 26th, 1997 at 93 years old in Washington, D.C. (heart failure).

William Borah

American politician (1865–1940).

Born June 29th, 1865 in Fairfield.

Died January 19th, 1940 at 74 years old in Washington, D.C..

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