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2009 Andrew Wyeth, American artist, dies at 91, after a brief illness
1999 Andrew Keith, writer, Wing Commander, dies at 41 1997 Andrew Keir, actor (Rob Roy, Absolution, Blood Hunt), dies at 71 1997 Andrew Cunanan, serial killer (Gianni Versage), commits suicide 1997 Gianni Versace, fashion designer, shot to death by Andrew Cunanan at 50 1997 Austin Andrew Wright, sculptor, dies at 85 1996 Andrew John Fairclough, trade union educator, dies at 45 1996 Andrew Hutchings, teachers' leader, dies at 88 1996 Andrew MacElhone, bar owner, dies at 73 1996 Andrew Rodger Waterson, scholar Naturalist, dies at 84 1995 Andrew Symonds hits 20 sixes in match for Gloucs vs. Glamorgan 1995 Andrew Symonds scores 254 Gloucs vs. Glam, world record 16 x 6 1995 Andrew Salkey, author editor/broadcaster, dies at 67 1995 Camilla Parker Bowles and her husband Andrew divorce 1994 Andrew Lloyd Webber admitted to the hospital for ulcer treatment 1994 1st-class cricket debut of Andrew Symonds (Queensland vs. NSW, SCG) 1994 Andrew Miller-Jones TV pioneer, dies at 84 1994 Andrew Brown, film Producer, dies at 55 1994 Timothy Andrew James Souster, composer Musician, dies at 51 1993 Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical "Sunset Promenade" opens in London 1993 English mathematician Andrew Wiles proves last theorem of Fermat 1992 Andrew "Dice" Clay marries his longtime live-in lover Trinie 1992 Hurricane Andrew hits South Florida; 35 die 1992 British Prince Andrew and Sarah Ferguson announce separation 1992 Andrew Samuel, child actor (Our Gang), dies at 82 1992 Andrew Schenck, conducter, dies of melanoma at 51 1991 Andrew Jones scores twin Test Cricket tons vs. Sri Lanka (122 and 100*) 1991 Martin Crowe and Andrew Jones make 467 stand vs. SL, world record 1990 Andrew Dice Clay cries on Arsenio Hall Show 1990 Kerry Kennedy (daughter of Robert) and Andrew Coumo (Mario's son) wed 1990 3rd time Saturday Night Live uses time delay (Andrew Dice Clay hosts) 1990 Nora Dunn and Sinead O'Connor boycott Saturday Night Live to protest Andrew "Dice" Clay's hosting 1990 Eugenie OF, Princess of York/daughter of prince Andrew/Sarah Ferguson 1988 Andrew Duggan, actor (Jigsaw, Firehouse), dies of cancer at 64 1988 Andrew Cruickshank, actor (Body in Library, Murder Most Foul), dies 1987 Andrew Lawrence, Philadelphia, actor, Andy Roman-Brotherly Love 1986 It's revealed Andrew Wyeth had, secretly created 240 drawings and paintings of his neighbor Helga Testorf, in Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania 1986 Britain's Prince Andrew marries Sarah Ferguson 1985 Andrew Giuliani, son of Rudy, Mayor-R-NYC, 1994-2002 1984 Andrew Lloyd Webber/Richard Stilgoe's "Starlight Express," premieres 1982 Andrew "Dice" Clay and George Wendt appear in "Trick or Treatment" 1981 Andrew Young, former United Nations Ambassador, elected mayor of Atlanta, Georgia 1981 Andrew Lloyd Webber/T.S. Eliot's musical "Cats", premieres in London 1979 Donald McHenry named to succeed Andrew Young as United Nations ambassador 1979 200 black leaders, meet in New York, to support Andrew Young 1979 Andrew Young resigns as United Nations ambassador 1979 Andrew Hilditch given out handled the ball vs. Pakistan at WACA 1979 Andrew Keegan, actor, Step by Step, Party of Five 1978 Andrew Lloyd Webber and Rice's musical "Evita," premiers in London 1977 Peter Mark Andrew Phillips, 9th in succession to British throne 1976 Andrew Young named Ambassador and Chief U.S. Delegate to UN 1975 Andrew Symonds, cricketer, Birmingham, brilliant Qld and Gloucs batsman 1974 Andrew English, CFL receiver for the BC Lions 1973 Andrew McNally, Australian baseball pitcher 1996 Olympics 1973 Andrew Brunette, Sudbury, NHL left wing for the Washington Capitals 1973 Andrew Whittall, cricketer, cousin of Guy Zimbabwe off-spinner 1996 1973 Andrew DeClercq, NBA forward, Golden State Warriors, Boston Celtics 1972 Andrew Moore, WLAF tackle for the Frankfurt Galaxy 1972 Andrew Kavovit, actor, Paul-As the World Turns 1972 Andrew Jordan, NFL tight end for the Minnesota Vikings 1972 Andrew Pettitte, born in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, pitcher, New York Yankees 1972 Andrew Peterson, NFL tackle, Green Bay Packers, Carolina Panthers 1972 Andrew Bonhomme, Melbourne VIC, Australasia golfer 1972 Andrew Finch, rower, Olympics 1996 1972 Andrew Cassesse, actor, Revenge of Nerds II, TV 101 1971 Andrew Lane, Australian rower 1996 Olympics 1971 Andrew Grigg, CFL receiver for the Hamilton Tiger Cats 1971 Andrew Hermann, U.S. 50K walker 1996 Olympics 1971 Andrew Currey, Australian javelin thrower 1996 Olympics 1970 Andrew Henry, CFL safety for the Saskatchewan Roughriders 1970 Jonathan Andrew Kaye, born in Denver, Colorado, PGA golfer, 1995 Quad City-2nd 1970 Andrew Coltart, Dumfries Scotland, Australasia golfer 1969 Andrew Scott, Australian baseball infielder 1996 Olympics 1969 Andrew Murphy, Australian long jumper/triple jumper 1996 Olympics 1969 Andrew Greene, NFL guard, Miami Dolphins, Saskatchewan Roughriders 1969 Andrew Borodow, Montreal, 130 kg freestyle wrestler, 1992, 1996 Olympics 1969 Andrew Phillip Cunanan, serial killer, Gianni Versache 1969 Andrew Cassels, Bramalea, NHL center, Hartford Whalers 1969 Andrew Vlahov, Australian basketball forward, 1988, 1992, 1996 Olympics 1969 Andrew McMarlin, born in San Francisco, California, rower 1996 Olympics 1969 Andrew Murray Stone, Auckland New Zealand, Open 470 yachter 1996 Olympics 1968 Andrew Trim, born in Sydney NSW Australia, canoeist 1996 Olympics 1967 Andrew Glover, NFL tight end, Oakland Raiders, Minnesota Vikings 1967 Andrew Zesers, cricketer, played for Australia in 1987 World Cup 1967 Andrew Shue, actor, Melrose Place 1967 Andrew Dunkley, Kent England, golfer, 1991-93 Co-Captain University of W Fla 1966 Andrew Lang, NBA center, Minnesota Timberwolves, Milwaukee Bucks 1966 Andrew Hudson, cricketer, South Africa, 163 on debut vs WI 1992 1966 Andrew Brimmer becomes 1st black governor of Federal Reserve Board 1965 Andrew Stewart, CFL defensive tackle for the Toronto Argonauts 1965 Andrew Gaze, Australian basketball player, Olympics-1984, 88, 92, 96 1965 Andrew Hudson, South African cricket player 1965 Andrew Jameson, British swimmer 1965 Andrew O Valmon, born in Brooklyn, New York, 400m runner 1964 Andrew, rocker, The Pasadenas-Riding on a Train 1964 Andrew Landenberger, Australian, tornado yachter, Bronze Medals 1992, 1996 Olympics 1964 Civil rights workers Michael Schwerner, Andrew Goodman and James E Chaney, bodies discovered in an earthen Mississippi dam 1964 Andrew Wilson, Sydney NSW Australia, canoeist, Olympics-16-92, 96 1964 Andrew Goodman, U.S. civil rights activist, murdered at 20 1963 Andrew Sullivan, American Journalist 1963 Andrew C Timmons, born in Scottsdale, Arizona, guitarist, Danger Danger-Screw It 1963 South African ANC Walter Sisulu/Andrew Mlangeni/Govan Mbeki arrested 1963 Andrew Browne, Irish/British Admiral (Cape Matapan, WW II), dies at 80 1963 Rob Andrew, English rugby player 1963 Andrew Ridgeley, England, rock guitarist, Wham-Wake Me Up 1962 Andrew McCarthy, New York City, actor, St. Elmo's Fire, Class 1962 Andrew Elt, singer, Sleeze Beez 1962 Brian Andrew Fowler, Christchurch New Zealand, cyclist 1996 Olympics 1962 Andrew Donald Magee, Paris, France, PGA golfer, 1988 Pensacola Open 1962 Andrew E Douglass, Dendrochronologer (Study of Tree Rings), dies 1961 John Acton, 1st Baron Acton, English historian, friends with De Tocqueville, Bluntschli, Montalembert, his extensive library was purchased after his death by Andrew Carnegie, dies 1961 Ian Andrew Wright, Hamilton New Zealand, rower 1996 Olympics 1961 Andrew Nicholson, UK, New Zealand equestrian 3 day event 1996 Olympics 1961 Gary Varsho, born in Marshfield, Wisconsin, Gary Andrew Varsho, baseball player, outfielder, played for Major League Baseball teams, the Chicago Cubs, Philadelphia Phillies, Pittsburgh Pirates, Cincinnati Reds, played in 1991 and 1992 National League Championship Series 1960 Katie Rabbet, born in London, England, Prince Andrew's former girlfriend 1960 Andrew Denton, Australian Comedian 1960 Prince Andrew, Albert Christian Edward, of Britain/Duke of York 1959 Andrew Eldritch, rocker, Sisters of Mercy-Walk Away, Black Planet 1959 Andrew Jones, cricketer, highly consistent for New Zealand at 1st drop 1959 Andrew Farriss, born in Australia, rock keyboardist, Inxs-Kiss the Dirt 1958 Andrew Mapple, U.S. water skier 1957 Andrew Cuomo, American Politician 1957 Andrew "Dice" Clay, Silverstien, comedian, Adv of Ford Fairlane 1956 Andrew Hilditch, cricketer, Australian opening bat 1979-85 1956 Andrew Mitchell, British MP 1955 Andrew M. Allen, born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Captain USMC/astronaut, STS-46, 62, 75 1955 Andrew Stevens, born in Memphis, Tennessee, actor, Seduction, Boys in Company C, Fury 1952 Andrew Motion, English Poet 1952 Andrew Smith, born in Wokingham, Berkshire, England, Andrew David Smith, politician, Labor Party, Member of Parliament for Oxford East 1951 Andrew S Thomas, Adelaide Australia, PhD/astronaut, STS-77, STS-89/91 1951 Andrew Gold, Burbank, rocker, Lonely Boy 1951 Andrew John Fairclough, trade union educator 1950 Andrew Woolfolk, U.S. pop musician, Earth, Wind and Fire-Shining Star 1950 Andrew N Meltzoff, developmental psychologist 1949 Andrew McKay, conservative MP 1949 Andrew Scott, rocker, Sweet 1949 Andrew Scott, Wales, rock guitarist, Sweet 1949 Andrew Nell, editor, Sunday Times 1948 Samuel L. Jackson, actor, Amos and Andrew, White Sand, Pulp Fiction 1948 Andrew Lloyd Webber, born in London, Phantom 1947 Andrew Card, American Politician 1947 Andrew Tobias, American Journalist 1946 Andrew Gould, Businessman 1945 Preston Andrew Trombly, composer 1945 Andrew Bergman, director/screenwriter, Soapdish, Honeymoon in Vegas 1945 Andrew Stein, President of New York City council, D 1944 Andrew Davis, Ashbridge, England, conductor, New Philharmonic Orchestra London 1943 Andrew Goodman, civil rights worker, murdered in 1964 1943 Jon Andrew McBride, Charleston, West Virginia, Captain USN/astronaut, STS-41G 1943 Timothy Andrew James Souster, composer 1941 Sam Andrew, rocker, Big Brother and Holding Company-Cheap Thrills 1941 Sam Andrew, rocker, Big Brother and The Holding Co 1939 Andrew Buxton, CEO, Barclays Bank 1938 Andrew Brown, film Producer 1937 Andrew J[efferson V] Offutt, U.S., sci-fi author, Undying Wizard 1937 Andrew Mellon, American Businessman 1936 Andrew Miller, British principal, Stirling U 1936 Andrew Pine, Jennings, Florida, actor, V, WEB, Wide Country 1935 Andrew Varipapa sets bowling record of 2,652 points in 10 games 1935 Andrew Sandham's 100th FC hundred, 103 vs. Hants 1934 Struther Arnott, professor, St. Andrew University 1932 Andrew Gardner, British broadcaster 1932 Andrew Young, U.S. ambassador to United Nations, 1977 - 1979, Mayor-D-Atlanta 1932 Andrew Jacobs, Jr., born in Indianapolis, Indiana,Representative-D-Indiana, 1965 - 1973, 1975 - 1997 1931 Andrew Sloan, Chief Constable, Strathcourt 1930 Andrew Sachs, actor, Manuel-Fawlty Towers 1930 Andrew Sandham makes Test Cricket 1st triple century 1929 Keith Andrew, cricketer, England wicket-keeper in 2 Tests 1954-63 1929 Andrew Rutherford, warden, Goldsmith's College 1928 Andrew Sarris, movie critic, Village Voice 1928 Andrew Gordon Speedie-Pask, cybernetician stage producer/lyricist 1928 Andrew M Greeley, author/reverend 1928 Andrew Greeley, American Clergyman 1928 Andrew Salkey, author editor/broadcaster 1927 George Andrew Olah, American Scientist 1926 Andrew Keir, actor, Rob Roy, Absolution, Blood Hunt, Catholics 1923 Andrew Duggan, actor, Secret War of Harry Frigg, Winds of War 1923 Andrew Bonar Law, English Prime Minister (C), dies at 64 1923 Stanley Baldwin succeeds Andrew Bonar Law as British premier 1923 Andrew MacElhone, bar owner 1922 Peter Andrew Tranchell, composer 1922 Tony Charmoli, Minnesota, choreographer, Cher, Julie Andrew 1921 Andrew Grima, British jeweller 1921 Andrew Welsh Imbrie, composer 1919 Andrew Carnegie, U.S. steel industrialist/philanthropist, dies at 83 1918 Maxene Andrews, Minnesota, singer, Andrew Sisters-Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy 1917 Andrew Fielding Huxley, born in London, England, physiologist, Nobel 1963 1917 Andrew Taylor Still, osteopath, successfully reduced fractures, founded first school of osteopathic medicine, died at age 89 1917 Andrew Wyeth, born in Pennsylvania, realist painter, one of the best-known artists of the middle 20th century 1916 Andrew Kay, surgeon/professor of surgery, University of Glasgow 1915 Andrew J Goodpaster, U.S., general/supreme commander, NATO-Europe 1914 Andrew Martin, Lord-Lt, Lechestershire England 1914 Andrew Wilkinson, pediatrician 1912 Andrew Long, Scottish author, Blue Book of Fairy Tales 1912 Andrew Rodger Waterson, scholar/naturalist 1911 Andrew Carnegie forms Carnegie Corp (for scholarly and charitable works) 1911 Austin Andrew Wright, sculptor 1910 Andrew Gilchrist, historian/diplomat 1910 Andrew Miller-Jones, British TV pioneer 1909 Andrew Herron, Moderator, General Assembly of Church of Scotland 1909 Andrew Heyward, American Businessman 1907 Andrew Hutchings, teachers' leader 1907 Andrew Brewin, Canada, lawyer/cofound New Democratic Party 1904 Andrew Carnegie donates $1.5M to build a peace palace 1904 Andrew Carnegie establishes Carnegie Hero Fund 1900 Passing of Andrew Halliday, cable car pioneer 1900 Salvatore Baccaloni, born in Rome, actor, Merry Andrew, Rock-a-Bye Baby 1899 Andrew "Andy" Wauchope, British general-major, dies in battle 1897 Andrew J Beard invents "jerry coupler," to connect railroad cars 1892 Andrew and Abby Borden, axed to death in Mass (by Lizzie Borden?) 1890 Andrew Sandham, cricketer, Test cricket's 1st triple centurion 1886 Andrew Ducat, cricketer, Test for England 1921, 3 and 2, Soccer International 1883 Andrew Browne, Irish/British Admiral, WW II 1875 Andrew Johnson, 17th president, dies in Tennessee at 66 1874 Dr. Andrew T Sill, of Macon Missouri, finds science of osteopathy 1871 1st cable car patented, by Andrew S Hallidie (begins service in 1873) 1868 President Andrew Johnson passes a law that government workers would work 8 hour day 1868 President Andrew Johnson avoids impeachment by 1 vote 1868 By one vote, Senate fails to impeach President Andrew Johnson 1868 Senate begins President Andrew Johnson impeachment trial 1868 U.S. Senate organizes to decide charges against President Andrew Johnson 1868 House of Representatives vote 126 to 47, to impeach President Andrew Johnson 1867 U.S. Congress commission looks into "impeachment" of President Andrew Johnson 1867 Congress passed 3rd Reconstruction Act over President Andrew Johnson's veto 1867 Andrew Ellicott Douglass, Dendrochronologer, study of tree rings 1867 President Andrew Johnson announces purchase of Alaska 1866 President Andrew Johnson formally declares Civil War over 1866 Civil Rights Bill passes over President Andrew Johnson's veto 1866 Andrew Rankin patents the urinal 1864 Andrew Barton "Banjo" Paterson, NSW Australia, poet, Waltzing Matilda 1863 Andrew Hull Foote, U.S. Union lt admiral, dies 1863 Daniel Smith Donelson, Confederate gen/cousin of Andrew Jackson, dies at 61 1863 Andrew Stoddart, cricketer, My Dear Victorious Stod 1860 Clipper Andrew Jackson arrives in SF, 89 days out of NY 1858 Andrew Bonar Law, British Prime Minister, C, 1922-23 1855 Andrew W. Mellon, founder, Mellon Bank, U.S. Secretary of Treasury 1855 Andrew Mellon, American Businessman 1853 1st U.S. bronze equestrian statue (of Andrew Jackson) unveiled, Wash 1845 Andrew Jackson, (D) 7th President (1828-37), dies at 78 1844 Andrew Lang, born in Scotland, author, The Blue Fairy Book 1837 U.S. president Andrew Jackson and Congress recognizes Republic of Texas 1836 Andrew S. Hallidie, inventor, cable car 1835 Andrew Carnegie, Scottish/US industrialist/philanthropist 1835 Richard Lawrence misfires at President Andrew Jackson in Washington D.C. 1834 John Acton, born in Naples, Italy, 1st Baron Acton, English historian, friends with De Tocqueville, Bluntschli, Montalembert, his extensive library was purchased after his death by Andrew Carnegie 1832 Andrew Jackson re-elected president of US 1832 Andrew Dickson White, educator/1st president of Cornell 1829 Andrew Jackson inaugurated as 7th president 1828 Rachel Jackson, wife of 7th U.S. President Andrew Jackson, dies 1828 Andrew Jackson elected 7th president of US 1828 Andrew Taylor Still, born in Lee County, Virginia, osteopath, successfully reduced fractures, founded first school of osteopathic medicine 1824 Joseph Andrew Jackson Lightburn, Brigadier General Union volunteers 1824 Harrisburg Pennsylvanian newspaper publishes results of 1st public opinion poll. Clear lead for Andrew Jackson 1820 Andrew Porter, Brigadier General Union volunteers 1818 John Albion Andrew, Gov, Union 1818 General Andrew Jackson captures Pensacola Florida 1818 General Andrew Jackson conquers St. Marks Florida from Seminole indians 1815 Andrew Jackson Smith, Major General Union volunteers 1815 Andrew Jackson Hamilton, Brigadier General Union volunteers 1814 Battle at Horseshoe Bend Ala: Andrew Jackson beats Creek-indians 1814 Battle at Horseshoe Bend: General Andrew Jackson beats Creek-indians 1812 Andrew Cherry, Irish Dramatist 1810 Andrew Atkinson Humphreys, Major General Union volunteers 1810 Andrew Hofer, Tyrolian rebel against French and Bavarians, shot dead 1808 Andrew Johnson, born in Raleigh, North Carolina, Unionist, 17th President, 1865-69 1806 Andrew Hull Foote, Rear Admiral Union Navy 1787 Andrew Jackson admitted to bar 1782 John Caldwell Calhoun, South Carolina, Andrew Jackson's Vice President, 1825 - 1832 1775 Andrew Foulis, bookseller/printer, dies 1774 Andrew Becker demonstrates diving suit 1767 Rachel Donelson Jackson, wife of President Andrew, 1828-37, died 1828 1767 Andrew Jackson, General and 7th President, 1829-37 1765 Charles Andrew Vanloo, painter, dies 1762 Andrew Cherry, Irish Dramatist 1741 Andrew Bedford publishes 1st American magazine (American Magazine) 1678 Andrew Marvell, English poet (Definition of Love), ODs at 57 1621 Andrew Marvell, born in England, poet, To His Coy Mistress |
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