Who Was Alive in 1849
60 of 492 historical figures were alive in 1849
HokusaiAge 89
Carl Friedrich GaussAge 72
Jacob GrimmAge 64
Arthur SchopenhauerAge 61
Michael FaradayAge 58
Charles BabbageAge 58
Mary ShelleyAge 52
Heinrich HeineAge 52
Honoré de BalzacAge 50
Victor HugoAge 47
Alexandre DumasAge 47
Ralph Waldo EmersonAge 46
George SandAge 45
Hans Christian AndersenAge 44
Abraham LincolnAge 40
Charles DarwinAge 40
Edgar Allan PoeAge 40
Frédéric ChopinAge 39
Robert SchumannAge 39
Franz LisztAge 38
Charles DickensAge 37
Giuseppe VerdiAge 36
Richard WagnerAge 36
Søren KierkegaardAge 36
Otto von BismarckAge 34
Ada LovelaceAge 34
Charlotte BrontëAge 33
Frederick DouglassAge 31
Karl MarxAge 31
Herman MelvilleAge 30
Queen VictoriaAge 30
Walt WhitmanAge 30
Susan B. AnthonyAge 29
Florence NightingaleAge 29
Friedrich EngelsAge 29
Fyodor DostoevskyAge 28
Charles BaudelaireAge 28
Harriet TubmanAge about 27
Louis PasteurAge 27
Gregor MendelAge 27
Jules VerneAge 21
Leo TolstoyAge 21
Henrik IbsenAge 21
Emily DickinsonAge 19
Sitting BullAge about 18
James Clerk MaxwellAge 18
Alfred NobelAge 16
Dmitri MendeleevAge 15
Mark TwainAge 14
Andrew CarnegieAge 14
John D. RockefellerAge 10
Claude MonetAge 9
Pyotr TchaikovskyAge 9
Émile ZolaAge 9
Pierre-Auguste RenoirAge 8
Friedrich NietzscheAge 5
Sarah BernhardtAge 5
Thomas EdisonAge 2
Alexander Graham BellAge 2
Paul GauguinAge 1
Also Born in 1849
Russian physiologist (1849–1936)
Swedish writer and painter (1849–1912)
British-American novelist (1849–1924)
German mathematician (1849–1925)
Chancellor of the German Empire from 1900 to 1909
Prime Minister of Australia from 1901 to 1903
Prime Minister of the Russian Empire from 1905 to 1906
German field marshal (1849–1945)
Died in 1849
Edgar Allan Poe
Master of the macabre, The Raven
Frédéric Chopin
Romantic piano virtuoso
Hokusai
The Great Wave, Japanese master printmaker
Also Died in 1849
President of the United States from 1845 to 1849
English novelist and poet (1820–1849)
Slovene poet (1800-1849)
Ruler of Egypt from 1805 to 1848
Scottish botanist (1773–1858)
Polish Romantic poet (1809–1849)
Austrian composer (1804–1849)
King of Sardinia from 1831 to 1849
Queen of the United Kingdom and Hanover from 1830 to 1837
French salon-holder (1777–1849)
Sources
- 1849 — Wikipedia. Births, deaths and events of the year
- Hokusai — Wikipedia
- Carl Friedrich Gauss — Wikipedia
- Jacob Grimm — Wikipedia
- Arthur Schopenhauer — Wikipedia
- Michael Faraday — Wikipedia
- Charles Babbage — Wikipedia
- Mary Shelley — Wikipedia
- Heinrich Heine — Wikipedia
- Honoré de Balzac — Wikipedia
- Victor Hugo — Wikipedia
- Alexandre Dumas — Wikipedia
- Ralph Waldo Emerson — Wikipedia
- George Sand — Wikipedia
- Hans Christian Andersen — Wikipedia
- Abraham Lincoln — Wikipedia
- Charles Darwin — Wikipedia
- Edgar Allan Poe — Wikipedia
- Frédéric Chopin — Wikipedia
- Robert Schumann — Wikipedia
- Franz Liszt — Wikipedia
- Charles Dickens — Wikipedia
- Giuseppe Verdi — Wikipedia
- Richard Wagner — Wikipedia
- Søren Kierkegaard — Wikipedia
- Otto von Bismarck — Wikipedia
- Ada Lovelace — Wikipedia
- Charlotte Brontë — Wikipedia
- Frederick Douglass — Wikipedia
- Karl Marx — Wikipedia
- Herman Melville — Wikipedia
- Queen Victoria — Wikipedia
- Walt Whitman — Wikipedia
- Susan B. Anthony — Wikipedia
- Florence Nightingale — Wikipedia
- Friedrich Engels — Wikipedia
- Fyodor Dostoevsky — Wikipedia
- Charles Baudelaire — Wikipedia
- Harriet Tubman — Wikipedia
- Louis Pasteur — Wikipedia
- Gregor Mendel — Wikipedia
- Jules Verne — Wikipedia
- Leo Tolstoy — Wikipedia
- Henrik Ibsen — Wikipedia
- Emily Dickinson — Wikipedia
- Sitting Bull — Wikipedia
- James Clerk Maxwell — Wikipedia
- Alfred Nobel — Wikipedia
- Dmitri Mendeleev — Wikipedia
- Mark Twain — Wikipedia
- Andrew Carnegie — Wikipedia
- John D. Rockefeller — Wikipedia
- Claude Monet — Wikipedia
- Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky — Wikipedia
- Émile Zola — Wikipedia
- Pierre-Auguste Renoir — Wikipedia
- Friedrich Nietzsche — Wikipedia
- Sarah Bernhardt — Wikipedia
- Thomas Edison — Wikipedia
- Alexander Graham Bell — Wikipedia
- Paul Gauguin — Wikipedia