1694 deaths
Category: 1694 deaths
Francesco Passarini
Camillo Passarini; Francesco Passarini; b. Bologna, Nov. 10, 1636; d. Bologna, Sept. 23, 1694
Thomas Lambert
English Anglican priest
Henry Dove
English priest
Simon Abeles
Jewish youth in Prague whose father was accused of murdering him “out of hatred for the Christian faith”
William Cole
Patrick Trant
Abd al-Hoseyn Khatunabadi
Henry Whiting
Francesco Beretta
Italian composer
Francisco Spinola
Roman Catholic clergyman
Francis Wheeler
UK author, mostly of thrillers, though as Francis Leslie Wheeler her published several volumes of popular Christian theology
Ulrich Huber
Bohemian civil engineer
Sir Richard Rothwell, 1st Baronet
(c.1628-94) of Stapleford, Lincs
Abraham Staats
Second owner of the Staats House in South Bound Brook, New Jersey
Fulata
Qing dynasty person CBDB = 68545
John Lamotte Honywood
English Member of Parliament (1647-1694)
Fulke Rose
slave owner in Jamaica, born 1644; died 1694 March
John Golden
British pirate, privateer
John Davies
Mareen Duvall
American settler
Jean Talon
French colonial administrator; first Intendant of New France
Giovanni Carlo Antonelli
Italian priest
Henry Northleigh
English Member of Parliament
Margaretha van Bancken
Editor of the Haarlems Dagblad
Francis Cuffe
Politician
Adam Littleton
British cleric and lexicographer
Levan IV Dadiani
Duke of Dukes of Mingrelia in Kingdom of Georgia, Prince
Giulio Giacomo Castellani
Italian priest
Sir John Reade, 1st Baronet
English Baronet
Mengazzino
Italian painter
William Lowther
English Member of Parliament, died 1694
Duncombe Colchester
English politician
Judah ben Samuel ha-Kohen Cantarini
Italian rabbi
Patrick Adair
Irish Presbyterian minister
Thomas Gilbert
English ejected minister, died 1694
Jacob Jensen Jersin
Thomas Smith
Governor of colonial South Carolina from 1693 to 1694, a planter, a merchant and a surgeon
Thomas Lloyd
Lieutenant-governor of provincial Pennsylvania and Quaker preacher
Thomas Angell
Early settler of Rhode Island
Seth Sothel
Colonial proprietor and governor of the Province of Carolina,