1849 deaths

18-19th-century translator of the Bible into Spanish

German politician (1772-1849)

important figure in the Italian Risorgimento

French painter (1815-1849)

Guatemalan President (1797-1849)

French politician (1792-1849)

French Catholic nun

Swiss politician (1800-1849)

Hungarian soldier

German philologist

Hungarian general (1802–1849)

Italian patriot, writer and painter (1790-1849)

Irish revolutionary and journalist (1807–1849)

1759–1849 Thomas Jefferson's private secretary when he was ambassador in Paris, from 1786 to 1789, later ambassador

German rabbi (1792–1849)

Polish writer, folklorist, political activist (1799-1849)

Dutch painter (1770-1849)

American politician

Italian mathematician (1777 - 1849)

French physician and anatomist (1797–1849)

Swiss watchmaker (1797-1849)

Angelo Brunetti ( – ), better known as Ciceruacchio, was a Roman popular leader who participated in the Roman Republic of 1849. Born in the Campo Marzio district of Rome, he owned a small carting business and became involved with the movement for the political unification of Italy. Having risen to a prominent position in Roman politics after the accession of Pope Pius IX, he supported the overthrow of the pope's government and the proclamation of the Republic. After the Republic's defeat by the French, Brunetti was captured and executed by the army of the Austrian Empire.

German physician (1815-1849)

Hungarian politician (1790–1849)

British politician (1777-1849)

Naturalist and collector from England (1773-1849)

writer

Polish historian and ethnographer (1773-1849)

Hungarian politician (1783-1849)

French printer (1759–1849)

German judge and jurist

English engineer and inventor (1799–1849)

Dutch botanist (1765-1849)

Swiss murderer

Hungarian general (1817–1849)

Swiss painter (1766-1849)

British botanist (1765-1849)

English composer and singer

American politician (1772-1849)

American congressman for New York (1804-1849)

American politician (1771–1849)

German pianist

Balinese Prime Minister of the state of Buleleng (died 1849)

German physicist (1805–1849)

Norwegian writer

British Army officer and politician (1769–1849)

British Army officer (1757-1849)

Hungarian general, martyr (1803-1849)

Hungarian general (1819–1849)

French politician (1772–1849)

British Whig politician (1772-1849)

French librarian

Hungarian general (1803-1849)

Swiss mathematician (1811–1849)

Swiss engraver (1791-1849)

Italian painter (1771-1849)

botanist and university teacher (1791-1849)

Governor of North Carolina; supporter of slavery and advocate of dueling

British army officer and politician; (1775-1849)

French balloonist