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http://www.forbes.com/2003/11/18/cx_da_1118wrights.html

The Wright brothers' success as plane builders would soon be overtaken,
while they became embroiled in a series of maddening patent lawsuits.
Wilbur, possibly weakened by the stress, contracted typhoid fever and died
on May 30, 1912, when he was just 45 years old. Orville died at 77 in 1948,
having lived long enough to see his invention used in two world wars. "The
Wright Brothers," of course, would live forever.



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