Death, Mysterious 14 October 1996 (Body not found for sev. days, age 58),Textbook/ Non-fiction (Psychology),Radio/ D.J./ Announcer (Syndicated radio program),Psychiatrist,Psychologist,Kids 1-3 (Three),Number of Marriages (One),Stress - Chronic misery (Two separations, filed for divorce once),Unusual (Questionable death),Loss - Bankruptcy (Filed),Bankruptcy 1992 (Filed)

Death, Cause unspecified 31 October 2002 (in Rome, age 86),Actor/ Actress,Kids 1-3 (two),Marriage more than 15 Yrs (50 years),Number of Marriages (one),Long life more than 80 yrs (age 84),Gain social status 1949 (appearance in "Bitter Rice."),Marriage 1952 (Elena Varzi)

Death of Child 9 February 1860 (Daughter Emma dies),Diplomat (Statesman),Teacher (Missionary teacher of English),Translator (Religious),Ecclesiastics/ western (Evangelist),Gastrointestinal (Extreme case of cholera),Change in family responsibilities 26 January 1860 (First daughter born),Change in family responsibilities 18 January 1861 (Son William born),Change in family responsibilities January 1863 (Second daughter Emma born),Kids more than 3 (Six),Kids -Traumatic event (First daughter died in infancy),Acute illness 1854 (Bedridden with cholera, one year),Begin Major Project 1864 (English classes moved to government school),New Job 23 March 1869 (Accepted position at Tokyo university),Prize 1877 (Japanese "Rising Sun" award),End Major Project 1887 (Finished translating bible, Japanese to English),Vocational award (Honored in many countries),Top 5% of Profession,End a program of study 1848 (Graduated from Moravian Academy),End a program of study 22 March 1859 (Ordained an evangelist),Begin Travel 7 May 1859 (Trip to Japan),Marriage 18 April 1859 (Maria Manion)

Actor/ Actress (Film and TV),Child performer (Debut age 12),Comedy (Noted comedian),Live Stage (London's Royal Court Theatre),Kids 1-3 (One daughter),Number of Marriages (One lengthy),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 5 April 1987 (Debut broadcast of TV series "The Tracey Ullman Show", 3 years),Prize 1989 (Emmy award),Prize 1990 (Emmy award),Aggressive/ brash (Boistrous),Humorous, Witty,Emmy (Two),Vocational award (Gold Record),Profiles Of Women,Begin a program of study 1972 (Won scholarship to an art school, age 12)

Cancer (Bone),Mate - Noted (Princess Marie Jose),Expatriate (Italy to Switzerland),Royal family (Italy),Marriage 8 January 1930 (Princess marie jose)

Death by Disease 28 August 2007 (Of cancer in Licking, MO, age 78),Actor/ Actress (Best Supporting Actress),TV series/ Soap star ('Courtship Of Eddie's Father'),Cancer,Kids 1-3 (One child),Family large (One of nine),Number of Marriages (Two),Illness/ Disease,Expatriate (1955),Oscar (1958),Profiles Of Women,Marriage 23 July 1958 (F.W. Opie)

Death, Cause unspecified 1 March 1911 in Berlin (Berlin-Steglitz),Researcher (Professor of Physical Chemistry),Gain social status 8 July 1871 in Delft (Became a technical engineer as a teenager.),New Career 22 December 1873 in Utrecht (became a chemist),00 PM in Utrecht (dissertation),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1875 (La Chimie dans l'Espace translated),New Job 12 September 1877 (Lecturer in Chemistry at UvA),Gain social status 2 November 1877 in Amsterdam (The use of theory in science),New Job 26 June 1878 in Amsterdam (Professor in Chemistry, geology and mineralogy),New Job 30 December 1895 in Berlin (30 December 1895),Prize 1901 in Oslo (The first winner of the Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 1901.),Prize 16 May 1904 in Utrecht (Utrecht University granted him a "medicinae doctor honoris causa".),For Abstract thought (studied more than twice as fast as regular students.),For Creativity (The imagination in science),For Languages (spoke four languages fluently),For Visual perception (extended 2-dimensionl chemistry to 3-dimemsional stereochemistry),Nobel prize (The first winner of the Nobel Prize for Chemistry in 1901.),Begin a program of study 11 October 1878 in Amsterdam (The imagination in science),Marriage 27 December 1878 in Rotterdam (he married Johanna Francina Mees)

Death, Cause unspecified 4 August 1987 (Age 64),Public office (California State Assembly and Treasurer),Military service (Ww II, Naval Air Corps),Factory work (Aircraft),Cancer (Prostate),Circulatory problems (Phlebitis),Change residence 1940 (Hitchhiked to CA.),Kids more than 3 (Five),Disadvantaged (Poverty),Number of Marriages (Two),Medical diagnosis 20 April 1987 (Phlebitis),Medical diagnosis 20 April 1987 (Prostate cancer),New Career 1954 (State Legislature),Gain social status September 1961 (Elected speaker of assembly),Same Job more than 10 yrs (Political field),Rags to riches

Death by Disease 27 January 2009 (Of lung cancer, age 76),Fiction (Novelist, short stories),Magazine/ newsletter (The New Yorker),Cancer,Stutter, Tics (Stuttered as a kid),Skin (Psoriasis),Change residence 1945 (Family moved to farm),Change in family responsibilities 1 April 1955 (Daughter Elizabeth born),Change in family responsibilities 19 January 1957 (Son David born),Change in family responsibilities 14 May 1959 (Son Michael born),Change in family responsibilities 15 December 1960 (Daughter Miranda),Foster, Step, or Adopted Kids (Three stepsons),Kids more than 3 (Four),Marriage more than 15 Yrs (First marriage 23 years),Number of Marriages (Two),Illness/ Disease,New Career 1955 (Went to work for "The New Yorker"),New Job 1957 (Became a full-time writer),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1959 (First novel released),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1963 (Story on Chiron, "Centaur"),Prize 12 April 1982 (Pulitzer Prize),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 2000 (Novel "Gertrude and Claudius."),Perfectionist,Pulitzer prize,Vocational award (Ntnl. Book Award),Top 5% of Profession,End a program of study 1954 (Graduated from Harvard University),End a program of study 1955 (Ruskin School of Drawing and Fine Arts),Marriage 26 June 1953 (Mary E. Pennington),Divorce dates 1976 (From first wife),Marriage 30 September 1977 (Second marriage Martha Ruggles Bernhard)

Teacher (Professor),Researcher,Textbook/ Non-fiction,Parapsychology,Physician (Neurology),New Career 1938 (Began as Professor),Published/ Exhibited/ Released 1946 (Book released),Travel for work (Studies In India),Marriage 1934