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People who died in 1922.
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Pages in category "1922 deaths"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 2,089 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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A



  • Jacob Ralph Abarbanell

  • Lyman Abbott

  • Abdus Samad Khan

  • Edward a'Beckett (cricketer, born 1836)

  • Gurli Åberg

  • Allen Abraham

  • Max Abraham

  • William Abraham (trade unionist)

  • Abubakar Garbai of Borno

  • Milo M. Acker

  • Alva Adams (governor)

  • Henry Adams (cricketer)

  • James F. Adams

  • John Adamson (Queensland politician)

  • Jack Addenbrooke

  • George Henry Male Addison

  • Juozas Adomaitis-Šernas

  • José Adriosola Reyes y Mariano

  • Aeba Koson

  • James Ormiston Affleck

  • Carlo Paolo Agazzi

  • Enrique de Aguilera y Gamboa

  • Georgette Agutte

  • Sidney Ainsworth

  • David Aizman

  • Betzy Akersloot-Berg

  • Stepane Akhmeteli

  • Velin Alaykov

  • Albert I, Prince of Monaco

  • Christian Albert (soldier)

  • Aleksandr Alenitsyn

  • David Lindo Alexander

  • Alex Alfthan

  • Alija Alijagić

  • John Allan (Canadian politician)

  • Harry Allen (trans man)

  • Wilfred Baugh Allen

  • Enrique Almaraz y Santos

  • Alejandro Alvarado García

  • José de Amézola y Aspizúa

  • Agha Aminov

  • Grand Duchess Anastasia Mikhailovna of Russia

  • Bruce Anderson (soldier)

  • Mary Annette Anderson

  • Elsa Andersson

  • Christopher Columbus Andrews

  • Robert Wilson Andrews

  • Henrik Angell

  • Richard B. Angus

  • Cap Anson

  • Louis Gabriel d'Antessanty

  • Alexander Antonov (politician)

  • Farah Antun

  • István Apáthy

  • Conon Arămescu-Donici

  • Sotero Aranguren

  • Urbano Santos da Costa Araújo

  • Alexander Archibald (politician)

  • Henriette Arendt

  • Pavel Argeyev

  • Marian Arkwright

  • Charles Arling

  • Tom Armitage

  • Bill Armour

  • Belle Armstrong Whitney

  • Herbert Rowse Armstrong

  • Fritz Arnheim

  • Teddy Arundell

  • Saint-George Ashe

  • Charles Athill

  • Richard M. Atwater

  • Henry Auchey

  • Prince August Leopold of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha

  • William H. Austin

  • Charles John Ayton

  • Cemal Azmi




B



  • Charles Almanzo Babcock

  • E. S. Babcock

  • William Henry Babcock

  • Emilio Bacardi

  • Albert Victor Bäcklund

  • Frank Bacon (actor)

  • George Washington Bacon

  • Arthur William Bacot

  • Albert Baertsoen

  • Edwin Eugene Bagley

  • Petre Bagration-Gruzinsky

  • Harvey Bailey (baseball)

  • Parks Bailey

  • Pearce Bailey

  • W. D. H. Baillie

  • William Baines

  • Fredrik Bajer

  • Bhaskarbuwa Bakhale

  • Maria Louise Baldwin

  • Carlo Balestrini

  • Isaac Bayley Balfour

  • Webb C. Ball

  • Frederick W. Baller

  • Richard A. Ballinger

  • Wilhelm Balmer

  • William Bancroft

  • John Kendrick Bangs

  • Donát Bánki

  • Philippe Barbier

  • Lucius A. Barbour

  • Diogo de Barcelos Machado Bettencourt

  • Andrew Jackson Barchfeld

  • Stefano Bardini

  • Edgar Barnett

  • Edward Charles Barnett

  • Susan Hammond Barney

  • Constance Barnicoat

  • Fred Barr

  • Thomas C. Barret

  • Lima Barreto

  • Richard Barrett (Irish republican)

  • Hugh T. Barrie

  • Rutland Barrington

  • William Barrington (diplomat)

  • Frank Barrows

  • Karl Heinrich Barth

  • Paul Barth (sociologist)

  • Albert O'Donnell Bartholeyns

  • Adolphus C. Bartlett

  • Truman Howe Bartlett

  • Geoffrey Barton

  • Howard Barton

  • Charles Baskerville

  • Henry Bataille

  • Arthur Thomas Bate

  • Augustus Bateman

  • Robert Bateman (artist)

  • Jules Aimé Battandier

  • George W. Batten

  • John Battersby

  • Howard Battersea

  • August Baumeister

  • M. A. Bayfield

  • Robert Bayford

  • William Bayne (1858–1922)

  • S. A. Beach

  • Sir William Beale, 1st Baronet

  • Joseph Bean

  • Mark Hanbury Beaufoy

  • Hubert Beaumont (Liberal politician)

  • Lewis Beaumont

  • Paul W. Beck

  • Richard Beddows

  • Ernest Marie Louis Bedel

  • René Beeh

  • Robert Beith

  • Nikolai Beleloubski

  • Alexander Graham Bell

  • Joseph Nicholas Bell

  • Theodore Arlington Bell

  • Edward Bellasis (officer of arms)

  • Eliezer Ben-Yehuda

  • Pope Benedict XV

  • Gheorghe Bengescu

  • Harcourt Mortimer Bengough

  • Levi Benima

  • Benjamin of Petrograd

  • Park Benjamin Jr.

  • Sir John Benn, 1st Baronet

  • John A. Bensel

  • Harry H. Bentley

  • Zsolt Beöthy

  • Lord Marcus Beresford

  • Ove H. Berg

  • William Larkins Bernard

  • Paterne Berrichon

  • Bisset Berry

  • Jacques Bertillon

  • Joachim von Bertrab

  • László Beszédes

  • Carl Bezold

  • Adalbert Bezzenberger

  • Himmatlal Dhirajram Bhachech

  • James Lyons Biggar (general)

  • William Hodgins Biggar

  • Friedrich Eduard Bilz

  • Sir Alfred Bird, 1st Baronet

  • Sir Thomas Birkin, 1st Baronet

  • Edwin Gerald Jones Biss

  • Clementina Black

  • Edward Blackadder

  • Joseph Blackburn (cricketer)

  • William R. D. Blackwood

  • Eugenie Blair

  • Charles Blakeway

  • Helen Blanchard

  • Newton C. Blanchard

  • Lucio Blanco

  • Alfred Blaschko

  • Iwan Bloch

  • Wilfrid Scawen Blunt

  • Nellie Bly

  • Mabel Haynes Bode

  • Mary Shuttleworth Boden



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