Deaths in the 1810s

Noël Lacroix

1746–1813 (age 67)

sépulture de Noël Lacroix

Gabriel-Marie Legouvé

1764–1812 (age 48)

cemetery of Seine-Port

Gabriel-Marie Legouvé was a French writer of the late 18th and early 19th centuries.

Jean-Jacques d'Azémar

1757–1816 (age 59)

Cemetery in La Voulte

Jean-Jacques d'Azémar was a French military officer of the Revolutionary and Napoleonic era.

Dominique de Richard

1732–1817 (age 85)

Left Bank Cemetery, Saint-Dié-des-Vosges

Marie-Victoire de Lambilly

1767–1813 (age 46)

cimetière Saint-Sauveur de Lamballe

Marie-Victoire de Lambilly was a French noblewoman and royalist who was executed during the French Revolutionary period ...

Jean Baptiste Camille Canclaux

1740–1817 (age 77)

cimetière de Ballancourt-sur-Essonne

Charles Saladin

1757–1814 (age 57)

Grave of Saladin de Crans

Charles Saladin was a French lawyer who practiced during the Revolutionary and Napoleonic periods.

Elisabeth-Marie Egerton

1754–1810 (age 56)

Grave of Saladin de Crans

Jean Pierre Delahaye

1757–1819 (age 62)

Grave of Delahaye

Claude Baron

1735–1818 (age 83)

Grave of Baron

Marianna Barilli

1780–1813 (age 33)

Grave of Marianna Barilli

Henri Agasse

1752–1813 (age 61)

Grave of Agasse

Henri Agasse was a French printer active in the late 18th and early 19th centuries.

Marie Hélène du Barle

1771–1816 (age 45)

Grave of Parent du Châtelet

Marie Hélène du Barle was a French woman who lived during the Revolutionary and Napoleonic periods.

Antoine François Jenin de Montègre

1779–1818 (age 39)

Grave of Montègre

Antoine François Jenin de Montègre was a French physician of the early 19th century.

Louise-Sophie Poitrineau

d. 1810

Grave of Louise-Sophie Poitrineau

Marie-Gabrielle Capet

1761–1818 (age 57)

Grave of Capet

Noël François Henri de Wailly

1773–1816 (age 43)

Grave of Wailly

Pierre Augustin Chrestien de Lihus

1763–1813 (age 50)

Grave of Pierre Augustin Chrestien de Lihus

Pierre Augustin Chrestien de Lihus was a French magistrate and legal official of the Revolutionary era.

Aglaé-Thérèse-Éléonore Micaud

d. 1818

Grave of Couverchel

Auguste Vauchelet

1792–1810 (age 18)

Grave of Vauchelet

Émile Vauchelet

1798–1817 (age 19)

Grave of Vauchelet

Émile Vauchelet (1798–1817) was a promising French architect whose career was cut short in his youth.

Jean-Baptiste Guindey

1785–1813 (age 28)

Cimetière de Montmartre - Division 27

Jean-Baptiste Guindey (1785–1813) was a French military officer who died in service during the Napoleonic Wars.

Arthur Phillip

1738–1814 (age 76)

London

Arthur Phillip was a British politician who served during a transformative period in British history.

Gilbert Elliot-Murray-Kynynmound, 1st Earl of Minto

1751–1814 (age 63)

Westminster Abbey

Gilbert Elliot-Murray-Kynynmound, 1st Earl of Minto is remembered as a statesman whose diplomatic skill and public servi...

Hugh Percy, 2nd Duke of Northumberland

1742–1817 (age 75)

Westminster Abbey

Dedicated nobleman and public servant who held military and parliamentary responsibilities with steady resolve.

Richard Brinsley Sheridan

1751–1816 (age 65)

Westminster Abbey

Edward Delaval

1729–1814 (age 85)

Westminster Abbey

Johann Peter Salomon

1745–1815 (age 70)

Westminster Abbey

Esteemed violinist and impresario who brought Haydn’s genius to London and enriched the capital’s musical life.

James Leith

1763–1816 (age 53)

Westminster Abbey

Lady Mary Coke

1727–1811 (age 84)

Westminster Abbey

Keen observer of her age whose writings illuminate the social world of the Georgians.

Sir James Campbell, 1st Baronet

1763–1819 (age 56)

Westminster Abbey

Sir James Campbell was a Scottish parliamentarian whose steady hand guided local and national concerns around the turn o...

Maximilian, Count of Merveldt

1764–1815 (age 51)

Westminster Abbey

Maximilian, Count of Merveldt, was a German military officer who achieved prominence during the Napoleonic period.

James Wyatt

1746–1813 (age 67)

Westminster Abbey

James Wyatt was a preeminent English architect whose neoclassical designs shaped the aesthetic of Georgian Britain.

Richard Cumberland

1732–1811 (age 79)

Westminster Abbey

Richard Cumberland was a distinguished English writer and playwright whose works defined much of eighteenth-century Brit...

William Vincent

1739–1815 (age 76)

Westminster Abbey

William Vincent was an accomplished English writer and scholar whose works contributed significantly to eighteenth-centu...

Francis Thomas-Fitzmaurice, 3rd Earl of Kerry

1740–1818 (age 78)

Westminster Abbey

Francis Thomas-Fitzmaurice, 3rd Earl of Kerry, was an Irish peer devoted to the welfare of his estates and the people he...

Robert Cooke

1768–1814 (age 46)

Westminster Abbey

Robert Cooke was an accomplished English composer whose works enriched the musical landscape of the Georgian period.

George Johnstone Hope

1767–1818 (age 51)

Westminster Abbey

George Johnstone Hope was a politician who supported naval affairs and national leadership with quiet dignity.

William Cowherd

1763–1816 (age 53)

Greater Manchester

William Cowherd was a Christian minister in Greater Manchester known for his progressive religious convictions.

John Singleton Copley

1738–1815 (age 77)

London Borough of Croydon

John Singleton Copley was the gifted painter whose portraits bridged the English and American worlds.

Thomas Cleghorn

1741–1813 (age 72)

Edinburgh

Thomas Cleghorn was a notable figure in late 18th-century Edinburgh.

Jonathan Hornblower

1753–1815 (age 62)

Cornwall

Jonathan Hornblower was a Cornish engineer whose inventive work on steam machinery advanced the Industrial Revolution.

Philip Rashleigh

1729–1811 (age 82)

Cornwall

Philip Rashleigh was a Cornish politician whose long parliamentary career represented regional interests.

Sir John Duckworth, 1st Baronet

1748–1817 (age 69)

Topsham

Sir John Duckworth rose from cabin boy to celebrated admiral whose leadership served the Royal Navy during the Napoleoni...

Isabella Percy, Countess of Beverley

1750–1812 (age 62)

Westminster Abbey

Gracious Countess whose patronage supported artistic and charitable endeavors across Georgian society.

Thomas Blore

1764–1818 (age 54)

Paddington

Thomas Blore (1764–1818) was an English writer based in Paddington who contributed to the literary culture of late Geo...

George Pyke England

1765–1815 (age 50)

Holborn

Gentleman benefactor whose steadfast charity nurtured Holborn's civic life.

GIles Earle

1811–1811 (age 0)

Hendon

Giles Earle (1811–) was an English resident of Hendon who lived during the Regency and Victorian periods.

Cuthbert Collingwood, 1st Baron Collingwood

1748–1810 (age 62)

St. Paul's Cathedral

Renowned baron whose blend of statesmanship and naval devotion safeguarded the realm.

Robert Mylne

1733–1811 (age 78)

St. Paul's Cathedral

Robert Mylne was a celebrated Scottish architect and engineer of the 18th century.