Who Was Alive in 1771
30 of 492 historical figures were alive in 1771
VoltaireAge 77
Benjamin FranklinAge 65
Carl LinnaeusAge 64
Leonhard EulerAge 64
Jean-Jacques RousseauAge 59
Frederick the GreatAge 59
Adam SmithAge 48
Immanuel KantAge 47
Captain James CookAge 43
Catherine the GreatAge 42
George WashingtonAge 39
Joseph HaydnAge 39
John AdamsAge 36
James WattAge 35
Thomas JeffersonAge 28
Toussaint LouvertureAge 28
Francisco GoyaAge 25
Edward JennerAge 22
Johann Wolfgang von GoetheAge 22
James MadisonAge 20
Marie AntoinetteAge 16
Wolfgang Amadeus MozartAge 15
Mary WollstonecraftAge 12
Friedrich SchillerAge 12
HokusaiAge 11
Andrew JacksonAge 4
John Quincy AdamsAge 4
Napoleon BonaparteAge 2
Ludwig van BeethovenAge 1
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich HegelAge 1
Also Born in 1771
Scottish novelist (1771–1832)
Welsh social reformer (1771–1858)
Scottish naturalist and explorer of the African continent (1771–1806)
British inventor and mining engineer (1771–1833)
Also Died in 1771
French philosopher (1715–1771)
English poet and classical scholar (1716–1771)
Scottish writer and surgeon (1721–1771)
Italian anatomist (1682–1771)
Sources
- 1771 — Wikipedia. Births, deaths and events of the year
- Voltaire — Wikipedia
- Benjamin Franklin — Wikipedia
- Carl Linnaeus — Wikipedia
- Leonhard Euler — Wikipedia
- Jean-Jacques Rousseau — Wikipedia
- Frederick the Great — Wikipedia
- Adam Smith — Wikipedia
- Immanuel Kant — Wikipedia
- James Cook — Wikipedia
- Catherine the Great — Wikipedia
- George Washington — Wikipedia
- Joseph Haydn — Wikipedia
- John Adams — Wikipedia
- James Watt — Wikipedia
- Thomas Jefferson — Wikipedia
- Toussaint Louverture — Wikipedia
- Francisco Goya — Wikipedia
- Edward Jenner — Wikipedia
- Johann Wolfgang von Goethe — Wikipedia
- James Madison — Wikipedia
- Marie Antoinette — Wikipedia
- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart — Wikipedia
- Mary Wollstonecraft — Wikipedia
- Friedrich Schiller — Wikipedia
- Hokusai — Wikipedia
- Andrew Jackson — Wikipedia
- John Quincy Adams — Wikipedia
- Napoleon — Wikipedia
- Ludwig van Beethoven — Wikipedia
- Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel — Wikipedia