Anniversarial — 2014
1764
Here are some of those correspondents whose birth or death is marked in 2014:
Births
- Allonville, Armand François d’, comte d’Allonville (born 1764–died 1832), French army officer, journalist
- Audin-Rouvière, Joseph Marie (born 1764–died 1832), French quack
- Bazire, Claude (born 1764–died 1794), [unknown nationality & occupation]
- Bradford, Susan Vergereau [née Boudinot] (born 1764–died 1853), American home-maker
- Braxton, Corbin (born c. 1764–died 1822), American [unknown occupation]
- Brydges, Sir Harford Jones, 1st baronet (born 1764–died 1847), English diplomat, East India Company official
- Buchan, Alexander Peter (born 1764–died 1824), English physician
- Cameron, Duncan (born 1764–died 1848), Canadian fur-trader, colonial administrator
- Chénier, Marie Joseph Blaise (born 1764–died 1811), French author, playwright, politician
- Chéron, François (born 1764–died 1828), French royalist activist, journalist
- Chinnery, Margaret [née Tresillian] (born 1764–died c. 1840), English home-maker, landowner, patron
- Daggett, David (born 1764–died 1851), American politician, lawyer, judge
- Didot, Firmin (born 1764–died 1836), French printer, translator, bibliophile, collector
- Dorsey, William (born 1764–died c. 1819), American [unknown occupation]
- Dowton, William (born 1764–died 1851), English actor
- Duby, Jean Louis (born 1764–died 1849), Swiss churchman, politician, teacher, theologian
- Elphinstone, Hester Maria, Viscountess Keith [née Thrale] (born 1764–died 1857), English literary correspondent, intellectual
- Garnéry, Jean Baptiste (born c. 1764–died 1843), French bookseller, publisher
- Garthshore, William (born 1764–died 1804), Scottish civil servant, politician, member of Parliament
- The Gazetteer & New Daily Advertiser (founded 1764), English newspaper
- La Gazette littéraire de l’Europe (founded 1764), French newspaper
- Gentz, Friedrich von (born 1764–died 1832), German civil servant, political author, translator, political author
- Grey, Charles, 2nd Earl Grey (born 1764–died 1845), English government minister, prime minister
- Hamilton, John (born 1764–died 1822), American [unknown occupation]
- Krüdener, Barbara Juliane von, baroness von Krüdener [née von Vietinghoff] (born 1764–died 1824), German mystic
- Lowes, Tubman (born 1764–died 1815), American [unknown occupation]
- McGillivray, William (born 1764–died 1825), Canadian fur-trader, tradesman
- Miller, Phineas (born 1764–died 1803), American [unknown occupation]
- Neff, Jean Henri (born 1764–died 1849), Swiss revolutionary, politician
- Nelson, Thomas, III (born 1764), American civil servant, private secretary
- Oelsner, Conrad Englebert (born 1764–died 1828), French [unknown occupation]
- Parsons, William (born c. 1764–died 1807), English author, poet
- Plinguet, Jean Baptiste Louis Césaire (born 1764–died c. 1833), French politician, revolutionary, pamphleteer
- Pocholle, Pierre Pomponne Amédée (born 1764–died 1831), French politician, revolutionary, civil servant
- Reymond, Jean Louis Albert (born 1764–died 1831), Swiss lawyer, politician
- Reynolds, Frederic (born 1764–died 1841), English author, playwright, cricketer
- St John-Mildmay, Sir Henry (born 1764–died 1808), English politician, prison reformer
- Thornton, Lieutenant-general Sir Charles Wade (born 1764–died 1845), American soldier
- Tilly, Jacques Pierre Alexandre de, comte de Tilly (born 1764–died 1816), French army officer, aristocrat, mercenary
- Trail, Clarissa Catherine [née Porter] (born 1764–died 1833), English home-maker
- Warren, Henry (born 1764–died 1828), American [unknown occupation]
- Webb, William (born c. 1764–died 1822), American [unknown occupation]
- Wharton, Richard (born 1764–died 1828), English lawyer, politician, member of Parliament, civil servant, poet
- Whishaw, John (born 1764–died 1840), English lawyer, civil servant
Deaths
- Algarotti, conte Francesco (born 1712–died 1764), Italian author, science-writer, courtier, intellectual
- Allen, Ralph (born 1693–died 1764), English postal entrepreneur, philanthropist
- Bilson-Legge, Henry (born 1708–died 1764), English politician, diplomat
- Blomer, Thomas (born c. 1680–died 1764), English churchman
- Boyle, Henry, 1st earl of Shannon (born 1682–died 1764), Irish politician, member of Parliament
- Bunbury, Sir William, 5th baronet (born c. 1710–died 1764), English churchman
- Carter (of Cleve), Colonel Charles (born 1707–died 1764), American militia officer, politician, landowner
- Chapone, Sarah [née Kirkham] (born 1699–died 1764), English feminist, historian
- Clarke, Reverend Henry (died 1764), Irish churchman, university administrator
- Cobden, Reverend Doctor Edward (born 1684–died 1764), English churchman
- Desormes, Damien (died 1764), French actor
- Dodsley, Robert (born 1704–died 1764), English weaver, poet, playwright, publisher
- Dumont, Jean François Joseph (born c. 1704–died after 1764), French naval administrator, statesman, diplomat
- Duval d’Eprémesnil, Jacques (born 1714–died 1764), French traveller, civil servant, mercenary
- Grant, William, Lord Prestongrange (born 1701–died 1764), Scottish lawyer, judge, politician, member of Parliament
- Hitch, Charles (died 1764), English bookseller
- Keyserlingk, Hermann Karl von, graf von Keyserlingk (born 1696–died 1764), German aristocrat
- Klug, George Samuel (died 1764), German churchman
- Leake, James (born 1686–died 1764), English bookseller
- Le Normant d’Etioles, Jeanne Antoinette, marquise de Pompadour [née Poisson] (born 1721–died 1764), French mistress
- Le Vayer, Jean François (born 1712–died 1764), French lawyer
- L’Huillier d’Orville de Marigny, Marie François (born c. 1723–died c. 1764), French judge, lawyer
- Lloyd, Robert (born 1733–died 1764), English poet, satirist, journalist, editor
- Montaigu, Pierre François de, comte de Montaigu (born 1692–died 1764), French aristocrat, army officer, diplomat
- Montmorency-Luxembourg, Charles François Frédéric de, duc de Luxembourg (born 1702–died 1764), French army officer
- Moro, Anton Lazzaro (born 1687–died 1764), Italian geologist, palaeontologist
- Morris, Robert Hunter (born 1700–died 1764), English colonial governor
- Nonsense Club (founded c. 1750–disbanded c. 1764), British literary club
- Ogilvy, James, 5th earl of Findlater and 2nd of Seafield (born 1689–died 1764), Scottish aristocrat
- Oliver, William (born 1695–died 1764), English physician, philanthropist
- Osbaldeston, Reverend Richard, bishop of London (born 1691–died 1764), English churchman, bishop
- Osborne, Mary Godolphin, duchess of Leeds [née Godolphin] (born 1723–died 1764), English aristocrat
- Pineau de Viennay, Jacques, baron de Lucé (born 1709–died 1764), French lawyer
- Pontoppidan, Erik (born 1698–died 1764), Danish author, theologian, historian
- Pulteney, William, 1st earl of Bath [4th creation] (born 1684–died 1764), English politician, member of Parliament
- Rameau, Jean Philippe (born 1683–died 1764), French composer
- Roguin, Georges François (born 1695–died 1764), Swiss lawyer, civil servant
- Roy, Pierre Charles (born 1683–died 1764), French librettist
- Savalette, Marie Joseph, seigneur de Buchelay (died 1764), French financier, bibliophile, collector
- Stone, George, archbishop of Armagh (born c. 1708–died 1764), English churchman
- Thormann, Georg (born 1709–died 1764), Swiss soldier, politician, army officer
- Trevor, John, 3rd Baron Trevor (born 1695–died 1764), English judge, politician, member of Parliament
- Voyer de Paulmy, Marc Pierre de, comte d’Argenson (born 1696–died 1764), French aristocrat, government minister
- Yorke, Philip, 1st earl of Hardwicke (born 1690–died 1764), English aristocrat, lawyer, judge, politician, member of Parliament, civil servant
- Zellweger, Laurenz (born 1692–died 1764), Swiss physician
