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Famous people and celebrities who died in 1906

A dedicated page for remembering the famous people and celebrities who passed away in 1906. This year saw the loss of many influential and beloved figures who left a lasting impact on the world. From entertainment icons and sports legends to renowned scholars and public figures, our comprehensive list pays tribute to their lives and legacies. Join us in honoring their contributions and celebrating their achievements as we reflect on their remarkable stories.

  • Marshall Field
    Jan. 16 Marshall Field

    American businessman and philanthropist, founded marshall field's (b. 1834).

  • Joseph Wheeler
    Jan. 25 Joseph Wheeler

    Confederate general during the American Civil War.

  • Paul Laurence Dunbar
    Feb. 9 Paul Laurence Dunbar

    American author, poet, and playwright (b. 1872).

  • Ezra Butler Eddy
    Feb. 10 Ezra Butler Eddy

    American-canadian businessman and politician (b. 1827).

  • Albert Gottschalk
    Feb. 13 Albert Gottschalk

    Danish painter (born 1866).

  • Jean Lanfray
    Feb. 26 Jean Lanfray

    Swiss convicted murderer (b. 1874).

  • Samuel Langley
    Feb. 27 Samuel Langley

    Pioneering American astronomer and aviation pioneer.

  • Susan B. Anthony
    March 13 Susan B. Anthony

    Susan B. Anthony was a prominent figure in the women's suffrage movement in the United States.

  • Etienne Carjat
    March 19 Etienne Carjat

    French journalist, caricaturist, and photographer.

  • Eastman Johnson
    April 5 Eastman Johnson

    American painter known for his realistic depictions of American life in the 19th century.

  • Pierre Curie
    April 19 Pierre Curie

    French physicist and academic, nobel prize laureate (b. 1859).

  • Spencer Gore
    April 19 Spencer Gore

    British cricketer and tennis player (born 1850).

  • Oscar von Gebhardt
    May 9 Oscar von Gebhardt

    German academic and theologian (d. 1906).

  • Gabriel Dumont
    May 19 Gabriel Dumont

    Métis leader who led the North-West Rebellion in Canada.

  • Karl Robert Eduard von Hartmann
    June 5 Karl Robert Eduard von Hartmann

    German philosopher and author (b. 1842).

  • John Clayton Adams
    June 20 John Clayton Adams

    English painter (b. 1840).

  • Stanford White
    June 25 Stanford White

    American architect, best known for designing the original madison square garden.

  • Jules Breton
    July 5 Jules Breton

    French Realist painter known for his rural and genre scenes.

  • William Snodgrass
    July 22 William Snodgrass

    Canadian presbyterian minister, sixth principal of queen's college (born 1827).

  • George Waterhouse
    Aug. 6 George Waterhouse

    English-new zealand politician, 7th prime minister of new zealand (b. 1824).

  • Hans Auer
    Aug. 30 Hans Auer

    Swiss-austrian architect and educator, designed the federal palace of switzerland (b. 1847).

  • Ludwig Boltzmann
    Sept. 5 Ludwig Boltzmann

    Austrian philosopher and physicist.

  • Robert R. Hitt
    Sept. 20 Robert R. Hitt

    American politician, 13th united states assistant secretary of state (b. 1834).

  • Varina Davis
    Oct. 16 Varina Davis

    Varina Davis was the wife of Jefferson Davis, the president of the Confederate States of America during the American Civil War.

  • Paul Cézanne
    Oct. 22 Paul Cézanne

    He was a french artist who didn't have his first solo show until he turned 56.

  • Jean Benner
    Oct. 28 Jean Benner

    French artist (b. 1836).

  • Élie Ducommun
    Dec. 7 Élie Ducommun

    Swiss journalist and educator, nobel prize laureate (b. 1833).

  • Ferdinand Brunetière
    Dec. 9 Ferdinand Brunetière

    French author and critic (b. 1849).