1816 deaths

Italian composer

French general (1747-1816)

draughtsman, watercolorist, engraver, printmaker and art collector from the Northern Netherlands

Spanish nobleman

British artist (1739-1816)

Hungarian noble, politician (1735–1816)

French infantry commander (1758–1816)

Austrian linguist and roman catholic priest

German librarian

German clock maker (1745–1816)

Colombian politician

Danish salon-holder

German classical philologist

Italian politician

French physician (1774-1816)

Swedish businessman

American politician

German architect (1746-1816)

Russian lady-in-waiting (1743-1817)

Sheikh of Abu Dhabi

Austrian composer

politician

American politician (1738-1816)

Kawila (, , , 31 October 17421816), also known as Phra Boromrachathibodi (; ), was a Northern Thai ruler and the first monarch of Chiang Mai of the Chet Ton (Thipchakrathiwong) dynasty, and the leader of the restored polity in Lanna. His reign was shaped by near-constant warfare alongside large-scale efforts to rebuild towns, repopulate settlements, and restore administration across the "57 Lanna Tai cities."

Archaeologist, artist, dealer (1761-1816)

Maharajah of Nagpur

French actor and playwright

swedish architect (1746-1816)

Swedish artist (1763-1816)

French philosopher (1741-1816)

French surgeon (1739-1816)

Norwegian general and member of the Norwegian Constituent Assembly (1757-1816)

French born engraver, known for his 1765 frontispiece of the "Encyclopédie ou Dictionnaire raisonné des sciences, des arts et des métiers"

French sculptor (1746–1816)

Patriarch of the Syrian Catholic Church

French actress (1746-1816)

Spanish astronomer and mathematician (1761–1816)

Scottish essayist, poet, satirist, novelist (1756/58 – 1816)

American politician and Governor of South Carolina (1779-1816)

French surgeon

British farmer and doctor

daimyo (1773-1816)

British politician, art collector, and museum founder (1745-1816)

Violinist and Composer

British Army officer (1763–1816)

French sculptor (1732-1816)

Colombian politician

John Skenandoa (; – March 11, 1816), also called Shenandoah () among other forms, was an elected chief (a so-called "pine tree chief") of the Oneida. He was born into the Iroquoian-speaking Susquehannocks, but was adopted into the Oneida of the Iroquois Confederacy. When he later accepted Christianity, he was baptized as "John", taking his Oneida name Skenandoa as his surname. Based on a possible reconstruction of his name in its original Oneida, he is sometimes called "Oskanondonha" in modern scholarship. His tombstone bears the spelling Schenando ().

American clergyman and writer

Antoine Dupré was a Haitian writer and playwright.

Russian philosopher and writer (1756-1816)

Italian opera singer

German sculptor

son of Heraclius II of Georgia (1760-1816)

Iranian military commander

German theologian (1742-1816)

French actor and singer

German theologian

British countess (1760-1816)

French silversmith (1759–1816)