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People who died in 1887.
See also: 1887 births.

















Pages in category "1887 deaths"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 1,357 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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A



  • Horace Abbott

  • Israel Abbott

  • Abe Masatō

  • Gustavus Abeel

  • Phinehas Abraham

  • Adelicia Acklen

  • Nicolas Adames

  • Alonzo W. Adams

  • Andrew Heath

  • Platt Adams (politician)

  • Henry Addison

  • José Manuel Aguirre Miramón

  • Ahmad Huseinzadeh

  • D. Wyatt Aiken

  • William Aiken Jr.

  • Robert Hope Moncrieff Aitken

  • John Ake

  • Mikalojus Akelaitis

  • Edward Akroyd

  • Francisco de Albear

  • David W. Alexander

  • John W. Allen

  • Ralph Shuttleworth Allen

  • Bill Allison (baseball)

  • Clay Allison

  • Amalie Fries

  • Giovanni Battista Amendola

  • Friedrich von Amerling

  • Marcus Ames

  • Francis T. Anderson

  • Nels Anderson (politician)

  • Jane Andrews (author)

  • Landaff Andrews

  • Pakhomy Andreyushkin

  • Truman O. Angell

  • Thomas Annan

  • William Annand

  • Pavel Annenkov

  • Antonios Antonopoulos

  • Bartolommeo Ardy

  • Johan Erhard Areschoug

  • Augustus Arkwright

  • Carl Ferdinand von Arlt

  • Natalya Armfeldt

  • John Franklin Armstrong

  • Opprandino Arrivabene

  • Nikola Arsenović

  • Thomas Samuel Ashe

  • John Harvey Astell

  • Gibson Atherton

  • William Atkins (architect)

  • Edward Elias Atwater

  • Ludvig Cæsar Martin Aubert

  • Marius-Pierre Audran

  • William Orville Ayres




B



  • Elijah Babbitt

  • Johann Jakob Bachofen

  • Edward Woolsey Bacon

  • William Bagot, 3rd Baron Bagot

  • Bahurada Manimaya

  • Crawshay Bailey, Junior

  • Laurence Richardson Baily

  • Charles Washington Baird

  • Spencer Fullerton Baird

  • Valentine Baker

  • Antun Karlo Bakotić

  • Peder Balke

  • M. D. Ball

  • William Ballantine

  • Eduard Baltzer

  • Rangalal Bandyopadhyay

  • E. C. Banfield

  • Jan Bantjes

  • Johannes Bapst

  • Antonine Barada

  • William Barber (Ontario politician)

  • Marianna Barbieri-Nini

  • Edward Barnwell

  • Michael Barrett (physician)

  • Pierce M. Barron

  • Washington Bartlett

  • James Lawrence Bartol

  • John Underwood Bateman-Champain

  • Lorenzo Batlle y Grau

  • George Bax Holmes

  • Joseph Baxendell

  • Hippolyte Bayard

  • Thomas Spencer Baynes

  • Ignacio Baz

  • Lloyd J. Beall

  • Charles-Odilon Beauchemin

  • Francis Beaver

  • August Becker (painter)

  • Peter Jan Beckx

  • Jules-Auguste Béclard

  • Louis Becq de Fouquières

  • Henry Ward Beecher

  • Evans Bell

  • William Nathaniel Bell

  • Raymond Rodgers Belmont

  • William W. Bennett (educator)

  • Eugène Benoist

  • Silas Bent (naval officer)

  • Alexander Beresford Hope

  • John M. Berry

  • Napoléon Alexandre Berthier

  • Jean-Baptiste Bertrand

  • François-Maximilien Bibaud

  • Joseph Maltby Bignell

  • Hibbert Binney

  • Jud Birchall

  • Hugo Birger

  • Edward Bishop (mayor)

  • Luke P. Blackburn

  • John Aloysius Blake

  • Samuel Blake

  • Augustin-Magloire Blanchet

  • Eugène Bléry

  • Willis Perry Bocock

  • Joseph R. Bodwell

  • Maria Bohuszewiczówna

  • Francis Bolton

  • Josiah H. Bonney

  • François Bonvin

  • Alexander Borodin

  • Dina Bosatta

  • Carlo Ercole Bosoni

  • Siméon Bourgois

  • Ulick Bourke

  • Jean-Baptiste Boussingault

  • Giacomo Bove

  • Samuel Bowen (Independent minister)

  • Benjamin Markley Boyer

  • Thomas Gamaliel Bradford

  • George Bradley (cricketer)

  • John Brady (MP)

  • Cesare Braico

  • George Bradford Brainerd

  • Downer T. Bramble

  • Maria Branco

  • Thomas Brassard

  • Anna Brassey

  • William Daniel Brayton

  • Edward Breitung

  • John Bremner

  • Henry Brenchley

  • Margaret Brennan (nun)

  • Peter Brennan (Newfoundland politician)

  • J. Carson Brevoort

  • Henry Shaw Briggs

  • Alois von Brinz

  • Augustine Susanne Brohan

  • George Broke-Middleton

  • Horatio G. Brooks

  • Hanna Brooman

  • John Lothrop Brown

  • Joseph Brown (engraver)

  • Frances Browne

  • Thomas Gore Browne

  • Karl Heinrich Bruggerman

  • James N. Buffum

  • Robert Malone Bugg

  • Dios Buhawi

  • Gabriele von Bülow

  • Fyodor Burdin

  • Sir George Burrows, 1st Baronet

  • John Burton (Kent cricketer)

  • William Busby (politician)

  • George Butler (cricketer, born 1810)

  • John Byington




C



  • Horace H. Cady

  • Richard H. Cain

  • Johan Cajan

  • Cajemé

  • Marie Calm

  • Matthew Crooks Cameron

  • Arthur Campbell-Walker

  • Archibald Campbell (cricketer)

  • Donald Campbell (Australian cricketer)

  • John Campbell (Nova Scotia politician)

  • Robert Campbell (Canadian politician)

  • Robert Campbell (Liberal politician)

  • James Joseph Carbery

  • James William Carling

  • John Murray Carnochan

  • Elme Marie Caro

  • Meriva M. Carpenter

  • Albert-Ernest Carrier-Belleuse

  • Frank Skeffington Carroll

  • Calvin Holmes Carter

  • David Kellogg Cartter

  • Robert Caspary

  • Alejo Castex

  • Giacomo Cattani

  • Bernard G. Caulfield

  • Richard Caulfield

  • Frederick Lambart, 8th Earl of Cavan

  • John Cavell

  • Arsène de Cey

  • Frederick Champion de Crespigny



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