Aged 67
Famous people who died at 67
243 of the 11,867 best-known people in our data died aged 67, including Leonardo da Vinci, George Washington and Woodrow Wilson. Here are the 100 best known.
- Leonardo da VinciItalian Renaissance polymath · 1452–1519
- George WashingtonFounding Father and first U.S. president · 1732–1799
- Woodrow Wilson28th President of the United States · 1856–1924
- Shinzō AbePrime Minister of Japan from 2006–2007 and 2012–2020 · 1954–2022
- Catherine II of RussiaEighth Emperor of Russia, called the Great, r. 1762–1796 · 1729–1796
- Paul CézanneFrench painter · 1839–1906
- Benjamin HarrisonPresident of the United States, 1889-1893 · 1833–1901
- Gabriela MistralChilean poet, diplomat and educator · 1889–1957
- Ingrid BergmanSwedish actress · 1915–1982
- Heinrich BöllGerman writer · 1917–1985
- Sigrid UndsetNorwegian writer · 1882–1949
- Mohamed MorsiPresident of Egypt from 2012 to 2013 · 1951–2019
- Benedict XVPope of the Catholic Church from 1914 to 1922 · 1854–1922
- Alfred AdlerAustrian psychotherapist · 1870–1937
- Teresa of ÁvilaRoman Catholic saint · 1515–1582
- Osman IFounder of the Ottoman Empire · 1258–1326
- Robert HookeEnglish natural philosopher, architect and polymath · 1635–1703
- Wilhelm von HumboldtPrussian philosopher, government official, diplomat, and educator · 1767–1835
- Józef PiłsudskiPolish politician, First Marshall, and Prime Minister · 1867–1935
- Karl Ferdinand BraunGerman physicist · 1850–1918
- Pierre-Augustin de BeaumarchaisFrench playwright, diplomat and polymath · 1732–1799
- Louis-Ferdinand CélineFrench writer · 1894–1961
- George IV of the United KingdomKing of the United Kingdom and Hanover from 1820 to 1830 · 1762–1830
- Benedict of NursiaFounder of Christian monasticism, founder of the Benedictine order · AD 480–547
- Primo LeviItalian chemist, partisan, Holocaust survivor, and writer · 1919–1987
- Edward SaidPalestinian-American professor · 1935–2003
- Ava GardnerAmerican actress · 1922–1990
- Francis II, Holy Roman EmperorAlso known as Francis I, Emperor of Austria · 1768–1835
- James II of EnglandKing of England, Scotland, and Ireland from 1685 to 1688 · 1633–1701
- Spencer TracyAmerican actor · 1900–1967
- George I of Great BritainKing of Great Britain and Ireland from 1714 to 1727 · 1660–1727
- John NapierScottish mathematician, physicist, and astronomer · 1550–1617
- Augustin-Louis CauchyFrench mathematician · 1789–1857
- Nerva12th Roman Emperor · AD 30–98
- Tristan TzaraRomanian-French poet · 1896–1963
- Julius IIIPope of the Catholic Church from 1550 to 1555 · 1487–1555
- Charles Glover BarklaEnglish physicist · 1877–1944
- Henry I of EnglandKing of England from 1100 to 1135 · c. 1068–1135
- Huell HowserAmerican television personality · 1945–2013
- Paul IPope · c. AD 700–767
- Gilbert GottfriedAmerican stand-up comedian · 1955–2022
- Josef MengeleNazi SS doctor and Military Officer at Auschwitz · 1911–1979
- Aleksandr KuprinRussian writer · 1870–1938
- FernandelFrench actor and singer · 1903–1971
- Willem EinthovenDutch physiologist · 1860–1927
- George StephensonEnglish civil and mechanical engineer and the "Father of Railways" · 1781–1848
- Mahmoud DarwishThe national Palestinian poet, and author · 1941–2008
- Clement IIIPope of the Catholic Church from 1188 to 1191 · c. 1124–1191
- François AragoFrench mathematician, physicist, astronomer and politician · 1786–1853
- Georgi DimitrovBulgarian politician · 1882–1949
- Hunter S. ThompsonAmerican journalist and author · 1937–2005
- Innocent VIIPope of the Catholic Church from 1404 to 1406 · c. 1339–1406
- Ronnie James DioAmerican heavy metal singer · 1942–2010
- Boniface IIIPope · c. AD 540–607
- Joe FrazierAmerican boxer · 1944–2011
- Joseph de MaistreSavoyard philosopher, writer, lawyer, and diplomat · 1753–1821
- Basil IIByzantine Emperor from the Macedonian dynasty · c. 958–1025
- Lucy Maud MontgomeryCanadian writer · 1874–1942
- Saud of Saudi ArabiaKing of Saudi Arabia from 1953 to 1964 · 1902–1969
- Filippo Tommaso MarinettiItalian poet and editor, founder of the Futurist movement · 1876–1944
- Leopold MozartGerman composer · 1719–1787
- Marie de' MediciQueen of France (1575-1642); second wife of King Henry IV of France · 1575–1642
- Ralph Bunche ↗Diplomat, educator, civil rights activist and the first African American Nobel Peace Prize winner · 1904–1971
- George I of Greece ↗King of Greece · 1845–1913
- Francesco Borromini ↗Italian architect from Ticino and leading figure in Roman Baroque architecture (1599-1667), sculptor, engineer, stonemason and draughtsman · 1599–1667
- Henning Mankell ↗Swedish writer, human rights activist and dramatist · 1948–2015
- Ivan Shishkin ↗Russian landscape painter · 1831–1898
- Oleg the Wise ↗Prince of Kiev · c. AD 845–912
- Antônio Carlos Jobim ↗Brazilian songwriter, composer, arranger, singer, and pianist/guitarist · 1927–1994
- James Batcheller Sumner ↗American chemist · 1887–1955
- E. E. Cummings ↗American author · 1894–1962
- Ephrem the Syrian ↗Syriac saint, theologian and writer · c. AD 306–373
- Jenny Lind ↗Swedish opera singer · 1820–1887
- Ray Liotta ↗American actor · 1954–2022
- Yevgeny Leonov ↗Soviet and Russian actor · 1926–1994
- Anton LaVey ↗Founder of the Church of Satan; author of the Satanic Bible · 1930–1997
- Bernard Bolzano ↗Bohemian mathematician and priest · 1781–1848
- Karen Horney ↗American-German psychoanalyst · 1885–1952
- Louis Bonaparte ↗King of Holland, brother of Napoleon Bonaparte, member of the House of Buonaparte · 1778–1846
- Louis Sullivan ↗American architect · 1856–1924
- Michael Madsen ↗American actor · 1957–2025
- Otto Skorzeny ↗Austrian Waffen-SS officer · 1908–1975
- Norman Haworth ↗British chemist · 1883–1950
- Otto Fritz Meyerhof ↗German biochemist · 1884–1951
- Sushma Swaraj ↗Indian politician · 1952–2019
- Walter Baade ↗German astronomer · 1893–1960
- Anthony Trollope ↗English novelist of the Victorian period · 1815–1882
- Boris Berezovsky ↗Russian oligarch, government official, engineer and mathematician · 1946–2013
- César Franck ↗Belgian-French composer and organist · 1822–1890
- Igor of Kiev ↗Prince of Kiev · c. AD 878–945
- Jean-Martin Charcot ↗French neurologist · 1825–1893
- Andronikos I Komnenos ↗Byzantine emperor · c. 1118–1185
- George Westinghouse ↗American inventor and businessman · 1846–1914
- Raisa Gorbacheva ↗Wife of Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev · 1932–1999
- Amanullah Khan ↗King and Emir of Afghanistan · 1892–1960
- John Everett Millais ↗British painter and illustrator · 1829–1896
- Jonas Malheiro Savimbi ↗Angolan political and military leader · 1934–2002
- William R. King ↗Vice president of the United States from March to April 1853 · 1786–1853
- Risto Ryti ↗President of Finland · 1889–1956
- Baldur von Schirach ↗German Nazi politician and convicted war criminal · 1907–1974
"c." means only the years are known, so the age could be a year out. Dates are from Wikidata (CC0), last updated 22 October 2026.
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