Death, Cause unspecified 6 October 1794,Public office (Member of the U.S. House of Representatives, 1793-1794),Entrepreneur (Merchant),Military service (South Carolina Navy, 1778-1782),Crew/ Ship, Train, Bus (Seaman)

Pilot/ military (Pilot),Spy/ Counter agent (Double agent),Accident/Injury (Car and plane),Civil/ Political (Double agent),Crime Collection

Death by Heart Attack 5 December 1959 in Colomb-Béchar (Age 46),Aviation field (Aviator)

Textbook/ Non-fiction,Adventurer (Explorer),Other Science (Paleontologist),Long life more than 80 yrs (Age 81)

Death by Accident June 1980 (Stunt plane accident, age 33),Public office (M.P.),Pilot/ private,Order of birth (Second son),Family noted (Mom, granddad)

Astronaut,Great Achievement 1994 (Space shot),Historic figure (Astronaut)

Death of Mate July 1976 (Wife killed in auto accident),Public office (Senator),Astronaut (Guest Astronaut),Pilot/ private,Surgery (Donated kidney),Extraordinarily nurturing (Donated kidney to daughter),Foster, Step, or Adopted Kids (One step-son),Kids more than 3 (Seven),Kids -Traumatic event (Second daughter diabetic),Number of Marriages (Two),Widowed (Wife killed in accident),Medical procedure 10 September 1986 (Donated kidney to daughter),Gain social status November 1984 (Picked for astronaut training),Great Achievement 12 April 1985 (Space flight blasted off),Historic figure (First guest astronaut)

Government employee (Canadian astronaut program, Director and Captain),Astronaut (Two space missions),New Job 1984 (Captain in the Canadian Space Agency),Great Achievement October 1984 (Astronaut in the Challenger),New Job 1988 (Dep. Dir. of the Canadian Astronaut Program),Retired 1989 (Retired from the Agency),Gain social status 1996 (Second space mission),Lose social status 2006 (Lost bid for election to Parliament),Gain social status 2008 (Won election to House of Commons from Westmount-ville-Marie),Historic figure (First Canadian in Space)

Death by Accident 27 March 1968 (Airplane test flight, age 34),Astronaut (Russian Cosmonaut 1961),Pilot/ military,Historic figure (First Cosmonaut),American Book

Middle Management (Asst. Director),Top executive (Vice President of company),Teacher (Associate professor, Stanford),Military service (Navy engineer),Astronaut (Science pilot),Electrical,Kids more than 3 (Four),Number of Marriages (Two),New Career 1953 (Navy electrical engineer, four years),New Career 1961 (Assoc. Prof at Stanford),New Career 28 June 1965 (Selected in astronaut program),Prize 1973 (NASA Distinguished Service Medal),Begin Major Project 28 July 1973 (Skylab-3),End Major Project 25 September 1973 (Skylab-3),Begin Major Project 28 November 1983 (NASA's STS-9),Retired 1 August 1986 (From NASA),New Job 1988 (Teledyne Brown Engineering, five years),Hobbies, games (Amateur radio),Sports (Skiing, scuba diving, sailing),Vocational award (Distinguished Service Medal, NASA),End a program of study 1953 (Bachelor of Science degree),End a program of study 1957 (Masters' of Science degree),End a program of study 1960 (Doctorate, Electircal Engineering, Stanford)