Anniversarial — 2011
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Here are some of those correspondents whose birth or death is marked in 2011:
Births
- Browne, Reverend Doctor Edward Harold, bishop of Winchester (born 1811–died 1891), English churchman
Deaths
- Backus, Elijah (born 1759–died 1811), American [unknown occupation]
- Barthès de Marmorières, Antoine (born 1736–died 1811), Swiss diplomat, army officer
- Bessenyei, György (born 1747–died 1811), Hungarian playwright, poet
- Bougainville, Louis Antoine de (born 1729–died 1811), French mathematician, naval officer, admiral, explorer, author
- Bourgoing, Jean François (born 1748–died 1811), French diplomat
- Brooke, Colonel Robert (born 1744–died 1811), Irish soldier, East India Company official, colonial governor, army officer
- Brucan, Charles François de (born 1740–died 1811), French aristocrat
- Campbell, Arthur (born 1743–died 1811), American politician, speculator
- Carr, Martha Jefferson [née Jefferson] (born 1746–died 1811), American home-maker
- Chalgrin, Jean François Thérèse (born 1739–died 1811), French architect, civil servant
- Chase, Samuel (born 1741–died 1811), American politician, judge
- Chénier, Marie Joseph Blaise (born 1764–died 1811), French author, playwright, politician
- Chiniac de La Bastide Du Claux, Pierre de (born 1741–died 1811), French judge, historian
- Clason, Patrick (died 1811), Scottish schoolteacher, tutor
- Coltman, Elizabeth [née Cartwright] (born 1737–died 1811), English graphic artist
- Cranch, Mary Smith (born 1740–died 1811), American home-maker
- Cranch, Richard (born 1726–died 1811), American glassmaker, politician, tradesman
- Dana, Francis (born 1743–died 1811), American [unknown occupation]
- Devosges, François (born 1732–died 1811), French painter, sculptor, educational founder, schoolteacher
- Duncan, Jonathan (born 1756–died 1811), Scottish merchant, East India Company official, colonial governor
- Dundas, Henry, 1st Viscount Melville (born 1742–died 1811), Scottish lawyer, civil servant, politician, member of Parliament
- Du Plaquet, père Charles Vincent, abbé Du Plaquet (born 1730–died 1811), French politician, churchman
- Emory, Charles (born c. 1750–died 1811), American colonist, plantation-owner, politician, civil servant, surveyor
- Esménard, Joseph Alphonse (born 1769–died 1811), French royalist, journalist, politician, poet
- Fischer, Emmanuel Friedrich von (born 1732–died 1811), Swiss publisher, politician
- Fitzroy, Augustus Henry, 3rd duke of Grafton (born 1735–died 1811), English aristocrat, government minister, prime minister
- Fitzsimons, Thomas (born 1741–died 1811), American army officer, merchant, politician
- Gjörwell, Carl Christoffer [senior] (born 1731–died 1811), Swedish librarian, journalist, archivist
- Hay, George, vicar apostolic of the Lowland District (born 1729–died 1811), Scottish churchman
- Herbert, Henry, 1st earl of Carnarvon (born 1741–died 1811), English aristocrat, politician, member of Parliament
- Hill, Joseph (born 1733–died 1811), English lawyer, patron
- Johnson, Rinaldo (born c. 1755–died 1811), American [unknown occupation]
- Jovellanos, Gaspar Melchor de (born 1744–died 1811), Spanish lawyer, judge, statesman, philosopher, author, poet, playwright
- Kilty, John (born 1756–died 1811), American [unknown occupation]
- Laujon, Pierre (born 1727–died 1811), French author, poet, songwriter, academician
- Lehndorff, Ernst Ahasverus Heinrich, graf von Lehndorff (born 1727–died 1811), German aristocrat, chamberlain, steward
- L’Hommedieu, Ezra (born 1734–died 1811), American [unknown occupation]
- Maskelyne, Reverend Doctor Nevil (born 1732–died 1811), English astronomer, academician
- Mathers, James (born 1750–died 1811), American [unknown occupation]
- The Monthly Mirror (founded 1795–disbanded 1811), English newspaper
- Nairne, Sir William, Lord Dunsinane (born 1731–died 1811), Scottish [unknown occupation]
- Nicholson, Samuel (born 1743–died 1811), American naval officer
- Nicolai, Christoph Friedrich (born 1733–died 1811), German author, bookseller
- Ogilvy, James, 7th earl of Findlater and 4th of Seafield (born 1750–died 1811), Scottish aristocrat, garden designer, philanthropist
- Pahin de la Blancherie, Claude Mammès (born 1752–died 1811), French collector
- Percy, Reverend Doctor Thomas, bishop of Dromore (born 1729–died 1811), English churchman, poet, collector
- Pintard, John Marsden (died c. 1811), American [unknown occupation]
- Rodgers, John (born 1727–died 1811), American churchman, Presbyterian
- Rodney, Thomas (born 1744–died 1811), American colonist, plantation-owner, lawyer, politician
- Rogers, Hezekiah (born 1753–died 1811), American [unknown occupation]
- Saladin, Antoine (born 1725–died 1811), Swiss banker, civil servant
- Saussure, Victor Benjamin Vespasien de (born 1737–died 1811), Swiss lawyer, judge, civil servant
- Smith, George W. (born 1762–died 1811), American [unknown occupation]
- Stanhope, Grizel, Countess Stanhope [née Hamilton] (born 1719–died 1811), English aristocrat
- Thiéry de Sainte-Colombe, Luc Vincent (born 1734–died after 1811), French lawyer, author
- Thulemeier, Friedrich Wilhelm von (born 1735–died 1811), German government minister, diplomat
- Vuillaume, Samuel (born 1734–died 1811), [unknown nationality & occupation]
- Williams, William (born 1731–died 1811), American merchant, lawyer, politician
- Wilson, Patrick (born 1743–died 1811), Scottish astronomer
- Wyndham, Charles, 1st earl of Egremont (born 1741–died 1811), [unknown nationality & occupation]
