Anniversarial — 2013
1813
Here are some of those correspondents whose birth or death is marked in 2013:
Births
- EE currently contains no correspondent born in 1813.
Deaths
- Abbott, Stephen (born 1749–died 1813), American hatter, army officer
- Agasse, Henri (born 1752–died 1813), French bookseller, publisher
- Anderson, Sir John William, baronet (born c. 1736–died 1813), Scottish politician, member of Parliament
- Baldwin, Henry (born 1734–died 1813), English newspaper owner, editor
- Baldwin, William (born c. 1737–died 1813), English politician, member of Parliament, civil servant
- Becket, Thomas (born c. 1722–died c. 1813), English printer, publisher, tradesman
- Burr Alston, Theodosia [née Burr] (born 1783–died 1813), American personal agent
- Cailhava d’Estendoux, Jean François (born 1731–died 1813), French author, playwright, poet, critic
- Chambrier, Jean François de (born 1740–died 1813), Swiss courtier, archivist, librarian
- Champagne, Jean François (born 1751–died 1813), French author, translator
- Clymer, George (born 1739–died 1813), American merchant, politician
- Collenot, Nicolas Anselme (born 1732–died 1813), French librarian, antiquarian, archivist
- Connolly, John (born c. 1743–died 1813), American [unknown occupation]
- Coster, Joseph François (born 1729–died 1813), French academician, professor
- Couey, Madeleine Françoise (born 1741–died 1813), French home-maker
- Craig, William, Lord Craig (born 1745–died 1813), Scottish judge, academician
- Crèvecoeur, Michel-Guillaume Saint John de (born 1735–died 1813), French diplomat, author
- Delille, Jacques (born 1738–died 1813), French churchman, poet, academician
- Edwards, Timothy (born 1738–died 1813), American [unknown occupation]
- Ferdinand, prince of Prussia (born 1730–died 1813), German prince
- Fergusson, Sir Adam, 3rd baronet of Kilkerran (born 1733–died 1813), Scottish politician, member of Parliament
- FitzPatrick, Richard (born 1748–died 1813), Irish army officer, soldier, politician, member of Parliament
- Franklin, William (born 1731–died 1813), American state governor, Loyalist
- Gilpin, George (born 1740–died 1813), American [unknown occupation]
- Grétry, André Ernest Modeste (born 1741–died 1813), Belgian composer
- Hamilton, William (born 1745–died 1813), American landowner, botanist, art critic, collector
- Harmar, Josiah (born 1753–died 1813), American army officer
- Hartley, David [junior] (born 1732–died 1813), English academic, politician, member of Parliament
- Home, Doctor Francis (born 1719–died 1813), Scottish physician
- Houel, Jean (born 1735–died 1813), French painter
- Jame, Jean Baptiste (born 1767–died 1813), French statesman
- Jarvis, Leonard (born 1742–died 1813), American [unknown occupation]
- Jeanbon, André (born 1749–died 1813), French politician, revolutionary
- Keysall, John (born c. 1735–died 1813), English banker
- La Beaumelle, Rose Victoire de [née Lavaysse] (born 1733–died 1813), French home-maker
- La Live, Louis Joseph, marquis d’Épinay (born 1746–died 1813), French spendthrift, journalist, politician
- La Live de Bellegarde, Élisabeth Françoise Sophie de, comtesse d’Houdetot (born 1730–died 1813), French aristocrat, poet, salon hostess
- Langdon, Elizabeth Sherburne (born c. 1760–died 1813), American home-maker
- Livingston, Robert R. (born 1746–died 1813), American politician, civil servant, scientist, statesman
- McPherson, William (born 1756–died 1813), American [unknown occupation]
- Minot, Jonas Clark (born 1735–died 1813), American [unknown occupation]
- Mouchard, Marie Anne Françoise, comtesse de Beauharnais (born 1737–died 1813), French aristocrat, salon hostess, author
- Narbonne Pelet de Salgas, Claude de (born 1728–died 1813), Dutch tutor, diplomat
- Ogilvie, John (born 1732–died 1813), Scottish churchman, Presbyterian, poet, academician
- Ogle, Nathaniel (born 1765–died 1813), English gentleman
- Parker, Richard (born 1732–died 1813), American [unknown occupation]
- Parmentier, Antoine Auguste (born 1737–died 1813), French [unknown occupation]
- Parsons, Theophilus (born 1750–died 1813), American [unknown occupation]
- Pelham, Anne, countess of Chichester [née Frankland] (born 1735–died 1813), English aristocrat
- Porter, Andrew (born 1743–died 1813), American [unknown occupation]
- Price, John (born 1734–died 1813), Welsh academic, archivist, librarian
- Pye, Henry James (born 1745–died 1813), English author, poet, magistrate, politician, member of Parliament
- Randolph, Edmund Jennings (born 1753–died 1813), American lawyer, army officer, politician, civil servant
- Rousseau, père Jean (born 1738–died 1813), French churchman, Oratorian, revolutionary, politician
- Rush, Benjamin (born 1746–died 1813), American physician, social reformer
- Sedgwick, Theodore (born 1746–died 1813), American judge, politician
- Sharp, Granville (born 1735–died 1813), English abolitionist
- Sheridan, Letitia Christiana [née Bolton] (died 1813), English home-maker
- Sophia Magdalena, queen consort of Sweden (born 1746–died 1813), Swedish consort
- Soulavie, Jean Louis Giraud (born 1752–died 1813), French politician, revolutionary, diplomat, author
- Southworth, Constant (born 1730–died 1813), American politician
- St John de Crèvecœur, J. Hector (born 1735–died 1813), French farmer, author
- Stoddard, Amos (born 1762–died 1813), American soldier, soldier, legal clerk
- Stoddert, Benjamin (born 1751–died 1813), American [unknown occupation]
- Talbot, Thomas Mansel (born 1747–died 1813), Welsh landowner
- Taylor, Simon (born 1738–died 1813), Jamaican estate manager, merchant, plantation-owner, attorney, lawyer, politician
- Tronchin, Jean Armand (born 1732–died 1813), Swiss diplomat
- Tyler, John [senior] (born 1747–died 1813), American lawyer, plantation-owner, judge, state governor, soldier
- Tytler, Alexander Fraser, Lord Woodhouselee (born 1747–died 1813), Scottish lawyer, academician
- White, George (died 1813), English parliamentary official
- White, John (born c. 1747–died 1813), English architect, civil servant, surveyor, property developer
- Wieland, Christoph Martin (born 1733–died 1813), German poet, translator
- Wood, James [junior] (born 1741–died 1813), American colonist, plantation-owner, army officer, politician
- Wyatt, Richard (born c. 1731–died 1813), English landowner
- Zinzendorf, Karl Johann Christian von, graf von Zinzendorf (born 1739–died 1813), Austrian aristocrat, lawyer, civil servant, governor
