Deaths in the 1910s

Abram J. Buckles

1846–1915 (age 69)

Philadelphia

Abram J. Buckles was an American who lived from 1846 to 1915.

Roswell Martin Field

1851–1919 (age 68)

Chicago

Roswell Martin Field was an American who lived from 1851 to 1919.

Daniel Bendann

1835–1914 (age 79)

Baltimore

Daniel Bendann was a German-born individual who lived from 1835 to 1914.

George H. Braas

1866–1914 (age 48)

Seattle

George H. Braas was an American who lived from 1866 to 1914.

James Miller

1836–1914 (age 78)

Philadelphia

James Miller was a Danish-born individual who lived from 1836 to 1914.

Frances Xavier Cabrini

1850–1917 (age 67)

Manhattan

Italian-American Catholic nun who founded the Missionary Sisters of the Sacred Heart and dedicated her life to serving p...

John Kearsley Mitchell

1859–1917 (age 58)

Philadelphia

Philadelphia-born physician and medical educator who made significant contributions to American medicine during the late...

Charles Hartung

1841–1916 (age 75)

Green Bay

Wisconsin resident whose life spanned the mid-to-late 19th century.

William Demosthenes Crum

1859–1912 (age 53)

Charleston

African-American physician and diplomat from Charleston who served as U.S. Minister to the Dominican Republic.

John Wesley Hillman

1832–1915 (age 83)

Baton Rouge

Albany-born explorer and geographer credited with the discovery of Crater Lake in Oregon.

Carl Van Dyke

1881–1919 (age 38)

Saint Paul

Minnesota-based individual of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Georgiana Nourse

1836–1917 (age 81)

Marblehead

Massachusetts resident from Marblehead during the 19th century.

Carl H. Dorner

1837–1911 (age 74)

Milwaukee

Hamburg-born individual who settled in Milwaukee during the late 19th century.

Emma Eames Chase

1856–1917 (age 61)

St. Louis

American opera singer and actress who performed on stage during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Karl Georg Stöckhardt

1842–1913 (age 71)

St. Louis

German agricultural chemist and scientist from Chemnitz known for his contributions to soil science and plant nutrition.

Henry Sewall Webster

1845–1917 (age 72)

Augusta

Augusta-based individual whose life extended into the early 20th century.

A. E. P. Albert

1853–1910 (age 57)

New Orleans

New Orleans resident of the mid-to-late 19th century.

John Corcoran

1842–1919 (age 77)

Pawtucket

Pawtucket, Rhode Island resident who lived through the 19th and into the early 20th century.

Lyman Belding

1829–1917 (age 88)

Stockton

Massachusetts-born individual who relocated to California during his lifetime.

Osgood T. Hadley

1838–1914 (age 76)

Worcester County

New Hampshire resident from Nashua during the 19th century.

Edward W. Hathaway

1839–1916 (age 77)

Everett

Edward W. Hathaway (1839-1916) was a Plymouth resident whose life spanned the late 19th century.

Charles Henry Stanley Davis

1840–1917 (age 77)

New Haven

Charles Henry Stanley Davis (1840-1917) was a Goshen native who lived through the American Civil War era.

Robert J. Johnson

1816–1916 (age 100)

Lowell

Robert J. Johnson (1816-1916) was an Irish-born immigrant who lived to age 100 in Lowell.

Gustine Hurd

1833–1910 (age 77)

Sullivan County

Gustine Hurd (1833-1910) was a Sullivan County resident who lived during the Industrial Revolution.

Martin Luther Barstow

1833–1910 (age 77)

Windham County

Martin Luther Barstow (1833-1910) was a Windham County resident of the 19th century.

Amanda Jones

1835–1914 (age 79)

Cleveland

Amanda Jones (1835-1914) was an East Bloomfield native who later settled in Cleveland, Ohio.

Samuel J. Reader

1836–1914 (age 78)

Topeka

Samuel J. Reader (1836-1914) was a Coal Center resident who lived during America's industrial expansion.

Grace Brown Elmore

1839–1912 (age 73)

Columbia

Grace Brown Elmore (1839-1912) was a Columbia, South Carolina resident of the post-Civil War era.

Pietro Bandini

1852–1917 (age 65)

Tontitown

Pietro Bandini (1852-1917) was an Italian immigrant from Forlì who settled in Tontitown, Arkansas.

Edward N. Kring

1836–1910 (age 74)

Gainesville

Edward N. Kring (1836-1910) was a New York native who relocated to Gainesville.

Marcus C.L. Kline

1855–1911 (age 56)

Allentown

Marcus C.L. Kline (1855-1911) was an Emmaus, Pennsylvania resident of the late 19th century.

James P. Harding

1850–1911 (age 61)

Camden

James P. Harding (1850-1911) was a Clerkenwell, London native who later settled in Camden.

Ignatz Gresser

1835–1919 (age 84)

Allentown

Ignatz Gresser (1852-1919) was a German immigrant who settled in Allentown, Pennsylvania.

William Martin Mendenhall

1823–1911 (age 88)

Livermore

William Martin Mendenhall (1823-1911) was a Greene County resident who lived 88 years.

Morris H. Porter

1839–1911 (age 72)

Allegan County

Morris H. Porter (1839-1911) was an Allegan County resident of the 19th century.

Frank Amasa Bates

1858–1915 (age 57)

Braintree

Frank Amasa Bates (1858-1915) was a resident of Braintree who lived during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

Charles A. Scofield

1855–1910 (age 55)

Stamford

Charles A. Scofield (1855-1910) was a Connecticut native whose life spanned the latter half of the 19th century.

Melville Yauch

1870–1914 (age 44)

Rochester

Melville Yauch (1870-1914) was a West Sand Lake resident who lived during the turn of the 20th century.

Susan Tolman Mills

1826–1912 (age 86)

Oakland

Susan Tolman Mills (1826-1912) was an Enosburgh-born educator and philanthropist who lived to the age of 86.

Edward Bruce

1861–1919 (age 58)

Aurora

Edward Bruce (1861-1919) was an Aurora resident and artist known for his work in the early 20th century.

Sarah Amelia Cooper

1830–1912 (age 82)

Brooklyn

Sarah Amelia Cooper (1830-1912) was a philanthropist and social reformer who championed educational initiatives.

Anne Virginia Culbertson

1857–1918 (age 61)

Zanesville

Anne Virginia Culbertson (1857-1918) was a Zanesville, Ohio resident who lived during the late 19th and early 20th centu...

Camillus Paul Maes

1846–1915 (age 69)

Cathedral Basilica of the Assumption

Camillus Paul Maes (1846-1915) was a Belgian-born Catholic bishop who served in the United States.

James H. Luther

1841–1916 (age 75)

Taunton

James H. Luther (1841-1916) was a Massachusetts native who lived through the Civil War era and beyond.

William P. Spratling

1863–1915 (age 52)

Chambers County

William P. Spratling (1863-1915) was a Texas resident known for his contributions to silversmithing and design.

James Blenk

1856–1917 (age 61)

St. Louis Cathedral

James Blenk (1856-1917) was a German-born Catholic archbishop who served in New Orleans.

John H. Haight

1841–1917 (age 76)

Ripley

John H. Haight (1841-1917) was a Westfield resident who lived during the post-Civil War period.

Edward Taylor Parsons

1861–1914 (age 53)

Yosemite National Park

Edward Taylor Parsons (1861-1914) was a Latvian-born conservationist and photographer known for his Yosemite work.

Preston Lea

1841–1916 (age 75)

Wilmington

Preston Lea (1841-1916) was a Wilmington, Delaware resident who served as Governor of Delaware.

Ernest Lister

1870–1919 (age 49)

Tacoma

Ernest Lister (1870-1919) was a Halifax-born politician who served as Governor of Washington State.