Famous Deaths In 1731

Jan 06 Étienne François Geoffroy, French chemist (b. 1672) died in the year 1731.

Jan 21 Thomas Woolston, English theologian (b. 1669) died in the year 1731.

Jan 27 In the year 1731 bartolomeo di Francesco Cristofori, Ital piano builder, dies at 75

Feb 20 Frederich Karl Erbach, composer, dies at 50 in the year 1731.

Feb 22 Frederik Ruysch, Dutch anatomist, dies at 92 on this day in history.

Feb 27 In the year 1731 angelo Predieri, composer, dies at 76

Mar 08 Ferdinand Brokoff, Czech sculptor (b. 1688) died on this day in history.

Mar 15 In the year 1731 adolf H van Rechteren, Dutch diplomat/politician, dies at 75

Apr 10 Maximilian Dietrich Freisslich, composer, dies at 58 on this day in history.

Apr 24 Daniel Defoe, English novelist (Robinson Crusoe), dies in the year 1731.

Apr 26 In the year 1731 daniel Defoe, English author (Robinson Crusoe), dies at about 70

May 01 Johann Ludwig Bach, German composer (b. 1677) died in the year 1731.

Aug 17 In the year 1731 johann Augustin Kobelius, composer, dies at 57

Sep 01 On this day in history pierre Danican Philidor, composer, dies at 50

Sep 20 Sicco van Goslinga, Fries diplomat/sect of High Council, dies at 67 in the year 1731.

Nov 02 On this day in history johann Matthias Leffloth, composer, dies at 26

Dec 26 In the year 1731 death of antoine Houdar de la Motte, French writer (b. 1672)

Dec 29 J Brook Taylor, English mathematician, dies at 46 on this day in history.

Feb 25 On this day in history birth of simon Stijl, Frisian physician/writer

Mar 07 In the year 1731 birth of jean-Louis Laruette, composer

Mar 11 Robert Treat Paine, judge, signer (Declaration of Independence) was born on this day in history.

Apr 04 Francisco Morera, composer was born on this day in history.

Apr 08 William Williams, US merchant (signed Decl of Independence) was born in the year 1731.

May 11 Johann Gottfried Seyfert, composer was born on this day in history.

May 29 Orazio Mei, composer was born in the year 1731.

Jul 03 In the year 1731 birth of samuel Huntington, (Gov-Ct), Continental Congress pres