Victoria
Victoria was Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland from 20 June 1837 until her death in 1901. Her reign of 63 years and 216 days, which was longer than those of any of her predecessors, is known as the Victorian era.
People died in Victoria (First 49 people) - Page 2
Theodore Davie
Lawyer
Duff Pattullo
Canadian Politician
Tang Hualong
Politician
Bruce Chown
Canadian medical doctor
Cecil Meares
Military officer
Edgar Dewdney
Canadian surveyor
Thomas Crerar
Former Member of the House of Commons of Canada
Fenwick Lansdowne
Canadian artist
Peter Wildeblood
Journalist
Robert Dunsmuir
Canadian industrialist
Roderick Finlayson
Canadian Politician
Lawrence Pazder
Canadian psychiatrist
Robert Gordon Rogers
George Clutesi
Artist
Andrew McKellar
Canadian astronomer
Murray Adaskin
Canadian composer
Margaret Newton
Canadian mycologist
Matthew Baillie Begbie
Lawyer
Charles Mair
Canadian author
Pat Fletcher
Canadian professional golfer
Gérard Charles Édouard Thériault
Canadian military chief
Frank Arthur Calder
Politician
Kenneth Kantzer
American theologian
Clement Francis Cornwall
Albert Norton Richards
Canadian lawyer
William L. Walsh
Former Lieutenant Governor of Alberta
Andrew Rippin
Canadian scholar
János Sándor Musician
Musical artist
Mavor Moore
Canadian writer
Abram Hoffer
Canadian biochemist
Roy Conacher
Ice hockey winger
Roy Ward Dickson
Canadian television producer
George Hoadley
Alberta politician
George Kitching
Senior officer
George Pearkes
Former Lieutenant governor of British Columbia
Brock Chisholm
Canadian war veterans
Mungo Martin
Sculpturer
Paul Kling
Musical artist
Percy W. Nelles
Canadian naval commander
Elmer Ernest Roper
Former Mayor of Edmonton
Rachel Berman
American-Canadian painter
Richard Stuart Lake
Canadian Politician
Rick Lapointe
Ice hockey player
Robin Hopper
Ceramist
Jean-Paul Vinay
French-Canadian linguist
William McIntyre
Canadian justice
William Smithe
Politician
