1768 deaths

Russian poet

Spanish composer

First khan of Baku

English architect (1695–1768)

German-American religious leader

Scottish peer and astronomer (1702-1768)

Italian painter (1699-1768)

British actress

Maratha ruler of Baroda State

German painter (1695-1768)

Swedish countess (1711-1768)

Hungarian theologian and historian (1712-1769)

ruler of the state of Jaipur in the present-day Indian state of Rajasthan from 1750 to 1768

British historian and landscape architect

French philosopher and writer

Dutch poet, writer and politician (1710–1768)

Scottish physician and naturalist; (1714-1768)

Engraver from the Northern Netherlands (1695–1768)

Mingrui (; ; , ; 1730 – March 1768), courtesy name Yunting (筠亭), was a Qing dynasty general. He was a nephew of Empress Xiaoxianchun and served as the commander of Qing troops in campaigns in Xinjiang and Burma.

Bishop of Poznań

German naturalist (1724-1768)

German painter (1692-1768)

Anglo-American politician; (1703-1768)

Speaker of the British House of Commons

Dutch-German sculptor and typesetter (1701-1768)

Czech composer

French architect

British Royal Navy officer (1690-1768)

Archbishop of Trier

French economist, writer, playwright and librettist

French composer

French poet and writer

French noble (1675-1768)

Spanish Colonial Governor (1715-1768)

Italian painter (1692-1768)

Daughter of Ahmed Pasha (died 1768)

British publisher (1705–1768)

Maharaja of Bharatpur

Calvinist minister in London

British earl and politician

Danish civil servant (1712-1768)

Flemish draughtsman, painter and engraver (1623-1687)

English theologian (1684–1768)

Italian composer

Italian cook and criminal

Scottish mathematician

dancer and choreographer (1710–1768)

Colonial American lawyer, land speculator and author (1704-1768)

Chilean historian

Italian painter and draughtsman (1685-1768)

Scottish poet (1716-1768), helped translate the New Testament into Scottish Gaelic

thumb|The resting spot for the High Chief Keoua Nui

Italian artist (1694–1761)