Deaths
- 18 February - Thomas Hyde, orientalist (born 1636)
- 3 March - Robert Hooke, scientist (born 1635)
- 20 April - Lancelot Addison, royal chaplain (born 1632)
- 26 May - Samuel Pepys, civil servant and diarist (born 1633)
- 28 October - John Wallis, mathematician (born 1616)
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