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Famous Birthdays of 1 February

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 1st of February

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2010 - Today

(2010) Jackson Packer: Australian newsmaker, the second-born of the three children of billionaire tycoon James Packer and his then wife model and singer Erica Baxter.

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2009 - 2000

(2002) Gregor Reynolds: Vine Star.
(2002) Joao Avila: TV Actor.
(2000) Paris Smith: TV Actress.

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1999 - 1990

(1998) Alex Centa: YouTube Star.
(1997) Marina Joyce: YouTube Star.
(1996) Rahart Adams: TV Actor.
(1996) Doyoung
(1996) SGCBarbierian : YouTube Star.
(1996) Dionne Bromfield: Soul Singer.
(1996) Rhaea Estelle: YouTube Star.
(1996) Roma Acorn: Pop Singer.
(1995) Márton Lorentz: Hungarian footballer.
(1995) Richard Wisker: TV Actor.

(1995) Nathalia Campos: Vine Star.
(1995) Oliver Heldens: DJ.
(1995) Jay Lelliott: English freestyle swimmer.
(1994) Harry Styles: British pop musician and youngest member of the band One Direction.
(1994) Anna-Lena Friedsam: German tennis player.
(1994) Julia Garner: Actress.
(1994) Skylar Laine: Pop Singer.
(1994) Ryo Yoshizawa: Japanese actor.
(1993) Loris Baz
(1993) Gabe Goodman: American child actor.
(1993) Diego Mella: Italian footballer.
(1993) Jae Richards: YouTube Star.
(1992) Kelli Goss
(1992) Christina Salgado: Reality Star.
(1992) Mao Ichimichi: Japanese actress and model.
(1991) Jasmine Tookes: Model.
(1991) Faouzi Ghoulam
(1991) Luca Caldirola: Italian footballer.
(1990) Laura Marling: English singer-songwriter.
(1990) Andy Jordan: Reality Star.
(1990) Davi Santos: TV Actor.
(1990) Dan Gosling: English footballer.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Caleb Folbigg: Australian infanticide, murdered by his mother, Kathleen Folbigg.
(1989) Ricky Pinheiro: Portuguese footballer.
(1988) Mark Healey: British computer games developer.
(1988) Brett Anderson: American baseball player.
(1988) Masahiro Higashide: Japanese actor and model.
(1988) Andie Valentino: American nude model.
(1987) Ronda Rousey: American mixed martial artist, judoka and actress.
(1987) Heather Morris: American actress and dancer.
(1987) Wu Jingyu: Chinese taekwondo practitioner.
(1987) Moises Henriques: Portuguese-Australian cricketer.

(1987) Sebastian Boenisch: Polish footballer.
(1987) Montario Hardesty: American football player.
(1987) Giuseppe Rossi: Italian footballer.
(1986) Lauren Conrad: American actress, part of the ensemble cast of TV's popular "Laguna Beach," a reality show which follows eight teenagers as they leave high school and enter the next phase of their lives.
(1986) Jorrit Bergsma: Dutch speed skater.
(1986) Justin Deeley: Actor.
(1986) Lauren Conrad reality star from Laguna Beach and The Hills: fashion designer, Teen Vogue intern.
(1985) Jodi Gordon: Australian actress and model.
(1985) David Ousted
(1985) Dean Shiels: Irish footballer.
(1985) Rachael Scdoris: American dog musher.
(1984) Lee Thompson Young: American actor.
(1984) Abbi Jacobson: American comedian writer actress and illustrator.
(1984) Lee Young: TV Actor.
(1984) Lee Thompson Young: Actor.
(1984) John Booth: Guitarist/songwriter.
(1984) Sandra Seifert: Filipino model and activist Miss Earth-Air 2009.
(1984) Darren Fletcher: Scottish footballer.
(1983) Marilou Berry: French actress, daughter of sculptor Philippe Berry and actress Josiane Balasko.
(1983) Andrew VanWyngarden: musician (MGMT).
(1983) Iveta Benesová
(1983) Anna Suzuki: Japanese actress and model.
(1983) Andrew Vanwyngarden: Rock Singer.
(1983) Jurgen Van den Broeck: Belgian cyclist.
(1983) Jurgen Van Den Broeck: Belgian cyclist.
(1983) Kevin Martin: American basketball player.
(1982) Adam Kokesh
(1982) Oksana (actress)
(1982) Thomas Jolly
(1982) Gavin Henson: Welsh rugby player.
(1982) Shoaib Malik: Pakistani cricketer.
(1981) John Gemberling: Actor.
(1981) Luis Lama: Angolan footballer.
(1981) Sean Hampton: Actor.
(1981) Christian Giménez: Argentinian footballer.
(1981) Graeme Smith: South African cricketer.
(1981) Rob Austin: English race car driver.
(1980) Yannick Bolloré
(1980) Hector Luna: Dominican Republic baseball player.
(1980) Otilino Tenorio: Ecuadorian footballer (d. 2005).
(1980) Moisés Muñoz: Mexican footballer.
(1980) Courtney Hamilton: Miss Arizona Teen-USA (1996).
(1980) Moises Munoz: Mexican footballer.
(1980) Héctor Luna: Dominican baseball player.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Rachelle Lefevre: Movie Actress.
(1979) Rutina Wesley: Actress.
(1979) Ana Alexander (actress)
(1979) Anne-Sophie Mondière
(1979) Julie Augustyniak: American soccer player.
(1979) Juan Santos: Brazilian footballer.
(1979) Valentín Elizalde: Mexican singer-songwriter (d. 2006).
(1979) Juan Silveira dos Santos: Brazilian footballer.
(1979) Valentin Elizalde: Mexican Singer (d. 2006).
(1979) Rachelle LeFevre: Canadian actress.

(1979) Julie Roberts: Country Singer.
(1979) Jason Isbell: Musician.
(1978) Domenick Davies: Welsh-born German rugby player.
(1978) K'naa K'naan: Musician.
(1978) Knaan : Rapper.
(1978) Tim Harding: Australian singer and actor (Hi-5).
(1977) Anne-Claire Coudray: French journalist presenting the evening news on TF1 private channel, from Friday to Sunday.
(1977) Kevin Kilbane: English-Irish footballer and sportscaster.
(1977) Robert Traylor: American basketball player (d. 2011).
(1977) Lari Ketner: American football player (d. 2014).
(1976) Phil Ivey: American poker player.
(1976) Mat Rogers: Australian rugby player.
(1975) Mike Schroepfer: Scientist.
(1975) Martijn Reuser: Dutch soccer player (Ajax).
(1975) Katerina Thanou: Greek sprinter.
(1975) Big Boi: American musician (Outkast).
(1975) Jean-William Hallais: French race horse jockey, a harnessed trot racer who is the son of Jean-Claude Hallais.
(1974) Lisa Marie Scott: Pensacola, Florida -- Playmate (Feb, 1994).
(1974) Richard Dalla Rosa
(1974) Walter McCarty: American basketball player and coach.
(1974) Jennifer Lien: Actress (Hannah Moore-Another World).
(1974) Randy Josselyn in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Fever Lake, Andy Colby's Incredible Adventure).
(1974) David Meca: Spanish long distance swimmer.
(1973) Andrew Declercq
(1973) Makiko Ohmoto: Japanese voice actress.
(1973) Tlia Reima: Ice hockey center (Finland, Olympics - 1998).
(1973) Michael Joyce in Santa Monica: California, USA; tennis star (1989 USTA National Boys' 18).
(1973) Andrew DeClercq: American basketball player: forward/center, Celtics.
(1973) Óscar Rojas: Mexican footballer.
(1973) Yuri Landman: Experimental musical instrument builder, musician and comic book artist.
(1973) Elena Makarova in Moscow: Russia; tennis star (1993 Futures-Val).
(1973) Andrew DeClercq NBA forward (Golden State Warriors: Boston Celtics).
(1972) Tego Calderón
(1972) Johan Walem
(1972) Shannan Leigh
(1972) Richard Becker in Aurora: Illinois, USA; outfielder (Minnesota Twin).
(1972) Kami : Japanese drummer (Malice Mizer) (d. 1999).
(1972) [Thomas] Carlton Bruner: United States -- 1500m freestyle swimmer (1996 Olympics).
(1972) Brian Krause: Actor (December, Sleepwalkers, Return to Blue Lagoon).
(1972) Geoff Sanderson in Hay River: Northwest Territories, Canada; NHL left wing (Hartford Whalers).
(1972) Kami (musician): drummer of Japanese visual kei band Malice Mizer (d. 1999).
(1972) Leymah Gbowee: Activist.
(1971) Michael C Hall: American actor.
(1971) Agnès Letestu: French leading ballet dancer, she retired on 10th October 2013 after performing "La Dame aux Camélias" and a long standing ovation.
(1971) Rebecca Creskoff
(1971) Ron Welty
(1971) Ajay Jadeja: Indian cricketer sportscaster and actor.
(1971) Michael Hall: American actor, known for his role as Dexter Morgan in the Showtime TV Network Dexter (2006-2013), and as David Fisher on the HBO drama series Six Feet Under (2001-2005).
(1971) Harald Brattbakk: Norwegian footballer and pilot.
(1971) Tomomi Hayashi: Japanese-Estonian architect.
(1971) Zlatko Zahovic: Slovenian footballer.
(1971) Derek Byrd: NFL cornerback (New Orleans Saints).
(1971) Tommy Salo in Surahammar: Sweden; NHL goalie (Team Sweden, New York Islanders).
(1971) Michael C. Hall: Actor.
(1971) Hynden Walch: Voice Actor.
(1970) Malik Sealy: American basketball player and actor (d. 2000).
(1970) Vincent Rolland
(1970) David Ekerot
(1970) Malik Sealy NBA guard/forward (Detroit Pistons: Los Angeles Clippers).
(1970) Yasuyuki Kazama: Japanese race car driver.
(1970) Eric Mobley: NBA center (Vancouver Grizzlies).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Brian Krause: American actor.
(1969) Brian Krause: American actor.
(1969) Joshua Redman: American musician, a legendary saxophonist by the age of 25.
(1969) Ange Barde
(1969) Patrick Wilson (musician)
(1969) Bahman Ghobadi: Diplomat.
(1969) Gabriel Batistuta: Argentinian footballer.
(1969) Andrew Breitbart: American journalist author and publisher (d. 2012).
(1969) Patrick Wilson: American musician (Weezer).
(1969) Franklyn Rose: Jamaican cricketer.

(1969) Bryan Jacob in Palatka: Florida, USA; 59kg (130 pounds) weightlifter (Olympics-1992, 1996).
(1969) John Moore: Australian baseball catcher (Olympics-1996).
(1968) Lisa Marie Presley
(1968) Cheb Hasni: Algerian singer, murdered at 26.
(1968) Pauly Shore: Movie Actor.
(1968) Brett Szabo
(1968) Mark Recchi: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1968) Mark Recchi in Kamloops: British Columbia, Canada; NHL right wing (Montreal Canadiens).
(1968) Lisa Presley: American noted family, the daughter of Elvis Presley and his wife Priscilla.
(1968) Lisa Marie Presley: Musician.
(1968) Pauly Shore in Hollywood: California, USA; comedian (Totally Pauly, Encino Man).
(1968) George Quigley Jr in Cincinnati: Ohio, USA; skeet (Olympics-1996).
(1968) Javier Sanchez: in Spain; tennis star.
(1968) Lisa Marie Presley Keough Jackson in Memphis: Tennessee, USA, daughter of Elvis Presley.
(1968) Sean Millington: Canadian Football League fullback (British Columbia Lions).
(1968) Kent Mercker in Dublin: Ohio, USA; pitcher (Atlanta Braves, Baltimore Orioles).
(1967) Marie-Chantal Perron
(1967) Meg Cabot: Young Adult Author.
(1967) Laura E Dern: Los Angeles, California -- Actress (Blue Velvet, Mask, Smooth Talk).
(1967) Laura Dern: Actress.
(1967) Tim Naehring in Cincinnati: Ohio, USA; infielder (Boston Red Sox).
(1967) Patle Shishupal Natthu: Indian politician.
(1966) Laurent Garnier: French techno music producer, he began to dj-ing in Manchester during the late eighties.
(1966) Eddie Zambrano: Venezuelan / US baseball outfielder (Chicago Cubs).
(1966) Michelle Akers in Santa Clara: California, USA; soccer forward (Olympics-1996).
(1966) Vasilis Dimitriadis: Greek footballer.
(1966) Rob Lee: English footballer.
(1966) Donna Edmondson: Greensboro, North Carolina -- Playmate of year (Nov, 1986).
(1966) Michelle Akers: American soccer player.
(1965) Princess Stephanie of Monaco
(1965) Brandon Lee: American actor and noted family, the son of martial arts star Bruce Lee.
(1965) Brandon Lee: American actor and noted family, the son of martial arts star Bruce Lee.
(1965) Sherilyn Fenn: American actress.
(1965) Brandon Lee in Emerson: Colorado, USA; actor (Showdown in Little Tokyo).
(1965) Tom Ziglar: American businessman and motivational speaker, the CEO of The Zig Ziglar Corporation and Ziglar, Inc.
(1965) Princess Stephanie: of Monaco.
(1965) Stephanie Of Monaco: Royalty.
(1965) Stephanie Marie Elisabeth de Grimaldi in Monte Carlo: Monaco; Princess.
(1965) Stéphanie : Monaco noted family and daughter of Princess Grace and Prince Rainier of Monaco.
(1965) Sherilyn Fenn in Detroit: Michigan, USA; actress (Two Moon Junction, Twin Peaks).
(1964) Raphaëlle Bacqué
(1964) Linus Roache: English actor.
(1964) Jani Lane: American singer-songwriter (Warrant) (d. 2011).
(1964) Sharon Bruneau: Toronto, Ontario -- Actress (Sensuous Muscle).
(1964) Kiriko Isono: Japanese comedian entertainer and actress.
(1964) Mario Pelchat: Canadian singer-songwriter.
(1964) Bugge Wesseltoft: Norwegian pianist and record producer (Jazzland Recordings).
(1964) Dwayne Rudolph Goettel: Musician.
(1964) Kaitlin Hopkins in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Kelsey - Another World).
(1963) Fausto Romitelli
(1963) Philippe Pradal
(1963) Takashi Murakami: Japanese artist.
(1963) Jani Lane: Heavy metal drummer (Warrant-Cherry Pie).
(1962) Manuel Amoros: French international football player, defender of Spanish descent.
(1962) Anna Kanakis: Italian beauty queen, crowned Miss Italy in 1977 at age 15! She was disqualified in the Miss World pageant when her age was discovered.
(1962) Takashi Murakami: Japanese painter and sculptor.
(1962) Takashi Murakami: Japanese painter and sculptor.
(1962) Jose Luis Cuciuffo: Argentinian footballer (d. 2004).
(1962) José Cuciuffo: Argentinian footballer (d. 2004).
(1962) Tomoyasu Hotei: Japanese singer-songwriter guitarist producer and actor (Boøwy and Complex).
(1961) Gabrielle Carteris in Phoenix: Arizona, USA; actress (Beverly Hills 90210).
(1961) Daniel M Tani in Ridley Park: Maryland, USA; astronaut.
(1961) Volker Fried: German field hockey player and coach.
(1961) Gina Hull: Jacksonville, Florida -- LPGA golfer (1989 USX Golf Classic-8th).
(1961) Gina Hull in Jacksonville: Florida, USA; LPGA golfer (1989 USX Golf Classic-8th).
(1961) Daniel Tani: American engineer and astronaut.
(1960) Daniel Rialet: French actor who died on 11 April 2006 in Paris.
(1960) Cindy Gallop: Businesswoman.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Wade Wilson: NFL quarterback (Dallas Cowboys).
(1959) Mike Horan: NFL punter (New York Giants).
(1959) Brigitte Theler: Swiss professional astrologer.
(1959) Charley Wilson: American athlete, a football quarterback with the Dallas Cowboys.
(1959) Carolyn Hill in Santa Monica: California, USA; LPGA golfer (1994 McCall's Classic).
(1959) Ottmar Liebert: German musician popular in the jazz world and beat circuit, the founder of a band "Luna Negra," (dark moon).
(1958) Tony Leung Ka-Fai
(1958) Jackie Shroff: Indian actor singer and producer.
(1958) Christina Mancinelli Scotti: Italian noted family, the daughter of Elsa Martinelli and the Count Mancinelli Scotti.
(1958) Ryo Horikawa: Japanese voice actor.

(1958) Maureen Madill in Coleraine: Northern Ireland; golfer (British Open Amateur 1979).
(1958) Eleanor Laing: Scottish lawyer and politician.
(1958) Ryō Horikawa: Japanese voice actor.
(1958) Luther Blissett: Jamaican-English footballer and manager.
(1957) Dennis Brown
(1957) Dennis Brown: Musician.
(1957) Mohammed Khalifa: Saudi Arabian businessman (d. 2007).
(1957) Renae Jacobs: American voice actress.
(1957) Donna Adamek Duarte in California: USA; bowler (BWAA Woman of Year 1978-81).
(1957) Gilbert Hernandez: American cartoonist.
(1956) Brahmanandam: Indian film actor.
(1956) Joy Mangano: Inventor.
(1956) Mike Kitchen: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1955) Thomas Gilou
(1955) Virginia Elliot: Three-day eventer.
(1955) Ernie Camacho: baseball player.
(1955) Kate Ashbrook: General Secretary (Open Spaces Society).
(1954) Marijke Amado
(1954) Billy Mumy in California: USA; actor (Will Robinson - Lost in Space, Dear Brigitte).
(1954) Mike Campbell: guitarist (Tom Petty and Heartbreakers - "Breakdown").
(1954) Bill Mumy: American actor and musician.
(1954) Chuck Dukowski: American musician (Black Flag).
(1953) Duane Chapman
(1953) George Estrada: Filipino-American reporter, author, and composer.
(1953) C A: Barnett; headmaster (Whitgift School).
(1953) Andy Mill: Skier / husband of Chris Everet.
(1953) Brendan Batson: English former footballer.
(1952) Jean Roucas: French humourist impersonator, and radio-TV presenter discovered by Stéphane Collaro, co-inventor of "Le Bàbàte show" (satirical show with puppets of politicians).
(1952) Roger Tsien
(1952) Jeno Jando: Hungarian pianist.
(1952) Owoye Azazi: Nigerian general (d. 2012).
(1952) Jenő Jandó: Hungarian pianist and educator.
(1952) Evelyn Roberts: Scottish-American astrologer who as a child lived a nomadic lifestyle and as an adult has moved often as well.
(1952) Engin Ardıç: Turkish writer and journalist.
(1951) Sonny Landreth: American guitarist and songwriter.
(1951) Andrew Smith: English politician Secretary of State for Work and Pensions.
(1951) Brandis Kemp in Palo Alto: California, USA; actress/comedienne (Fridays).
(1951) Catherine Gestas: French genealogist, astrologer, teacher, and author of the book "La mémoire ancestrale en astrologie.
(1950) Ali Konca: Turkish politician.
(1950) Mike Campbell: American guitarist songwriter and producer (Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers and Mudcrutch).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Jayj Jacobs: American second generation astrologer, raised by Donald "Moby Dick" Jacobs who started his training when he was 15.
(1949) Jean-Marc Lelong
(1949) Jimmy Lee Thorpe in Roxboro: North Carolina, USA; PGA golfer (1985 Greater Milwaukee Open).
(1948) Rick James: American R&B singer and multi-instrumentalist (Born 1948).
(1948) Gérard Terrier
(1948) Debbie Austin: LPGA golfer.
(1948) Ferruccio Mazzola: Italian footballer and manager (d. 2013).
(1948) Jennifer Adams: superintendent (Central Royal Parks).
(1947) Jessica Savitch: of Margate, New Jersey, newscaster (NBC Weekend), dies in car accident drowning at age 36 (born 1947).
(1947) Jessica Savitch: of Margate, New Jersey, newscaster (NBC Weekend), dies in car accident drowning at age 36 (born 1947).

(1947) Adam Ingram: Scottish politician, a Member of Parliament who returned at the General Election on 6/11/1987.
(1947) Francesco Musotto: Italian politician, a Socialist in the '70s and a friend of ex-minister Salvatore Lauricella.
(1947) Karen Krantzcke
(1947) Normie Rowe: Australian singer.
(1947) Dennis Lockhart
(1947) Hervé de La Martinière
(1947) Hervé La Martinière: French entrepreneur and publisher, founder and CEO of the publishing group La Martinière, which is among the six largest French publishing groups.
(1947) Mike Brant: Israeli pop singer (d. 1975).
(1947) Terry Hibbitt: Soccer star.
(1947) Jessica Savitch in Kennett Square: Pennsylvania, USA; news anchor (NBC).
(1947) Jim McKee: American baseball player, a right-handed pitcher with the Pittsburgh Pirates (1972–1973).
(1947) Frank Tipler: Physicist.
(1947) Jessica Savitch: American broadcast journalist, reporter and anchor for CBS affiliates, a congressional correspondent.
(1946) Elisabeth Sladen: English Actor (Born 1958).
(1946) Elisabeth Sladen: English Actor (Born 1958).
(1946) Chris Clark: Motown Soul singer.
(1946) Bert Braverman in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Bobby - Vega$, Roy - New Odd Couple).
(1946) Elisabeth Sladen: British actress (Born1946).
(1946) Bart Braverman: Los Angeles, California -- Actor (Bobby-Vega$, Roy-New Odd Couple).
(1946) Elizabeth Sladen: English Actress (d. 2011).
(1946) Pascal Bonitzer: French film critic, screenwriter, film director and actor.
(1945) Jean-Yves Le Déaut
(1945) André Velter
(1945) Gilles Servat: French vocalist who sings in Breton, French and English.
(1945) Dennis Obradovich: American police officer who was shot to death while trying to stop a robbery in a tavern August 1975.
(1945) Gerhard Welz: German footballer.
(1945) Serge Joyal: Canadian lawyer and politician.
(1945) Ole Buck: Composer.
(1944) Michel Le Bris: French writer, a specialist on Robert Louis Stevenson, and the director of the literary festival in Saint-Malo "Étonnants voyageurs" [Amazing Travellers] created in 1990.
(1944) Dick Snyder: American basketball player.
(1944) Robert Higgs: Economist.
(1944) Michael Enzi: Politician.
(1944) Daniel Koudlanski: French national president of 'la société d'encouragement nationale et internationale des sauveteurs' (SENIS), a non-profit organisation which recognises and rewards rescuers.
(1944) Mike Enzi: American politician, senior senator from Wyoming.
(1944) Leo Burmester in Louisville: Kentucky, USA; actor (Flo, Chiefs, The Abyss, Odd Jobs).
(1944) Tommy Duffy: rocker (Echos).
(1944) Burkhard Ziese: German footballer and manager (d. 2010).
(1944) Petru Popescu: Romanian-American director producer and author.
(1943) Tina Sloan: American actress seen in the role of Lillian Raines on the TV soap "Guiding Light.
(1943) Rosemarie Frankland: Welsh actress model and 1961 Miss World (d. 2000).
(1943) Ron Woods: American baseball player, a right-handed outfielder with the New York Yankees and Montreal Expos.
(1943) Josceline Dimbleby: Cookery writer.
(1943) Lord Mountevans
(1942) Terry Jones: British film director, writer, medieval historian, comic performer and mime artist.
(1942) Bibi Besch: Austrian-American actress (d. 1996).
(1942) Muna Wassef: Syrian/Arab actress and United Nations Goodwill ambassador.
(1942) David Sincock: Australian cricketer.
(1942) Masa Saito: Japanese wrestler and manager.
(1941) Neil Z Marbell
(1941) Franco Nones: Italy -- 30K cross country skier (1968 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1941) Robert Walmsley: British Vice-Admiral.
(1941) Neil Marbell: American pro astrologer, Geocosmic News Editor and a member of NCGR.
(1941) Jerry Spinelli: Young Adult Author.
(1941) Karl Dall: German comedian and television personality.
(1941) Anatoliy Firssov: USSR -- Ice hockey play (1964, 68, 72 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1940) Jean-Marie Périer
(1940) Bibi Besch: Vienna, Austria -- Actress (Star Trek 2, Beast Within).
(1940) Herve Filion: sulky driver (1969 Canadian Sports Hall of Fame).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Claude François: French pop singer and songwriter born in Egypt, he wrote "Comme d'habitude, in 1967 the original version of "My Way.
(1939) Fritjof Capra: Austrian-American theoretical physicist.
(1939) Joe Sample: American jazz pianist.
(1939) Dario Campeotto
(1939) Ekaterina Maximova: Soviet and Russian ballerina (d. 2009).
(1939) Claude Francois: French singer (d. 1978).
(1939) Ray Sawyer: Rocker.
(1939) Yuri Rost: Russian photographer journalist and traveler.
(1939) Kallam Anji Reddy: Businessman.
(1939) Paul E: Gillmor; American politician (Representative-Republican-Ohio).

(1939) Paul Gillmor: American lawyer and politician (d. 2007).
(1939) Del McCoury: Bluegrass singer / musician.
(1938) Sherman Hemsley: TV Actor.
(1938) Sherman Hemsley in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; actor (All in the Family, Jeffersons, Amen).
(1938) Jacky Cupit: golfer (Rookie of the Year 1961).
(1938) Jimmy Carl: Black; rocker (Mothers Of Invention).
(1938) Niculita Secrieriu: Romanian painter (d. 2002).
(1938) Jimmy Black: Native American musician.
(1938) Yves Begou
(1938) Jimmy Carl Black: Musician.
(1937) Don Everly: American musician, a singing star with his brother Phil, known for close harmonies.
(1937) Fernando Assis Pacheco
(1937) Michel Lis: French print, television and radio journalist and director, known as 'Michel le jardinier' (English: Michel the gardener).
(1937) Maryan Wisniewski: France sport Champion.
(1937) Garrett Morris: Comedian.
(1937) Del McCoury: American bluegrass singer-songwriter guitarist and bandleader.
(1937) Fernando Pacheco: Portuguese writer, poet and literary critic.
(1937) Ray Sawyer [Dr Hook] in Alabama: USA; vocalist (Dr Hook - "When You're in Love").
(1937) Don Everly in Brownie: Kentucky, USA; singer (Everly Brothers - "Wake Up Little Susie").
(1937) Garrett Morris in New Orleans: Louisiana, USA; actor/comedian (Saturday Night Live, Martin, Carwash).
(1936) Serge Korber
(1936) Azie Taylor Morton: American civil servant, and 35th Treasurer of the United States (d. 2003).
(1936) Tuncel Kurtiz: Turkish actor playwright and director (d. 2013).
(1936) Azie Morton: American educator and politician 36th Treasurer of the United States (d. 2003).
(1936) G H Blake: Principal (Collingwood College, Durham University).
(1935) Christian Herran: American film producer who publicly announced that he had AIDS on a PBS special in 5/1988.
(1935) Rene Duhamel: France sport Champion.
(1935) René Duhamel: French champion rower.
(1935) Vladimir Viktorovich Aksyonov in USSR cosmonaut (Soyuz 22: T-2).
(1935) Ruth Clarke: Moderator (General Assembly of the United Reform Church).
(1934) Nicolae Breban: Romanian author poet and playwright.
(1934) Bob Shane: Vocalist (Kingston Trio-Scarlet Ribbons).
(1933) Rosemarie Nitribitt: German call girl (Born 1933).
(1933) Wendell Anderson: American politician; Minnesota Governor from 1971-76, then US Senator 1976-79.
(1933) Reynolds Price: US writer (Strengthened by a Pale Green Light).
(1933) Edward Price: American poet, novelist, dramatist, essayist and James B. Duke Professor of English at Duke University.
(1933) Edwards Price: Macon Writer.
(1933) Rose Nitribitt: German prostitute who had a reputation as being the highest paid and one of the most beautiful hookers in Frankfurt.
(1932) John Hart: Denver, Colorado -- Newsman (CBS News Retrospective, NBC News).
(1932) David Antin: Poet.
(1932) Jan Ramberg: Swedish law professor, and arbitration court judge.
(1932) John Hart in Denver: Colorado, USA; newsman (CBS News Retrospective, NBC News).
(1932) John Nott: British MP.
(1931) Boris Yeltsin: Russian politician, elected Chairman of the Russian Republic's Supreme Soviet at the end of May 1990.
(1931) Madeline Berthod: Switzerland -- Downhill skier (1956 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1931) Robert Destanque: French writer and filmmaker, an author of thrillers and historical novels.
(1931) Mark Richmond: CEO (Science and Engineering Research Council).
(1931) Franca Faldini: Italian actress, journalist and writer, famous for being the companion of Totò for 15 years.
(1931) Barrel [ABM]: Frinking; teacher/Dutch Member of Parliament (CVP).
(1931) Ton [ABM]: Frinking; Dutch Member of Parliament (CDA).
(1931) Iajuddin Ahmed: former President of Bangladesh.
(1930) Hussain Ershad: Indian-Bangladeshi general and politician 10th President of Bangladesh.
(1930) Peter Tapsell: English soldier and politician.
(1930) Shahabuddin Ahmed: Bangladeshi judge and politician 12th President of Bangladesh.
(1930) Mario Beaulieu: Canadian lawyer and politician (d. 1998).
(1930) Hossain Mohammad Ershad: Bangladeshi politician.

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1929 - 1920

(1928) Stuart Whitman: American actor.
(1928) Jack Huddle: American rockabilly musician and songwriter.
(1928) Tom Lantos American politician (Representative-Democrat-California: 1981-).
(1928) Ursula Mamlok: Composer.
(1928) Peter Gordon Dorrell: Archaeologist / photographer.
(1928) Tom Lantos: former member of the United States House of Representatives from California (Born 1928).
(1928) Sam Edwards: Welsh physicist and academic (d. 2015).
(1927) Flaviano Labo: Italian lyric tenor, a headliner at the Metropolitan Opera.
(1927) Robert Moore (director)
(1927) Galway Kinnell: American poet and academic (d. 2014).

(1927) Galway Kinnell in Providence: Rhode Island, USA; author (Body Rags, Book of Nightmares).
(1926) Paul Guiramand: St-Quentin Painters.
(1926) Stuart Whitman in San Francisco: California, USA; actor (Captain Apache, Ransom, Cimarron Strip, Revenge).
(1926) Shane Devine: United States Federal Judge (d. 1999).
(1926) Douglas Johnson: Historian.
(1926) Peter Crill: Bailiff of Jersey.
(1926) Nancy Gates: American film and television actress who starred or co-starred in 34 films and serials, plus making a total of 55 television appearances.
(1925) Alfred Grosser
(1925) Giovanni Riggi: American mob boss (d. 2015).
(1924) Ben Weider: Canadian businessman and author (d. 2008).
(1924) Emmanuel Scheffer: German-Israeli footballer coach and manager (d. 2012).
(1924) Richard Hooker: American novelist (d. 1997).
(1923) Rika Backer: Belgian politician; elected to the Senate in 1971.
(1923) Jean Houdart: Melun Journalist.
(1923) Ben Weider: Canadian businessman co-founded the International Federation of BodyBuilding & Fitness (d. 2008).
(1923) Jean-Dominique Fratoni: French businessman, known in the 1970s and 1980s on the French Riviera because of his involvement in the management of several casinos and for his alleged links with the Mafia.
(1922) Renata Tebaldi: Italian operatic singer, called one of the greatest Italian lyrico spinto sopranos since World War II, who made her debut in "Rovigo" in 1944.
(1922) Renata Tebaldi: Italian operatic singer, called one of the greatest Italian lyrico spinto sopranos since World War II, who made her debut in "Rovigo" in 1944.
(1922) Bogumil Witalis: Andrzejewski professor of Cushtic Languages.
(1921) Peter Sallis: actor (Taste the Blood of Dracula).
(1921) Marcel Poblome: French soccer player.
(1921) Renata Tebaldi: Italian soprano (d. 2004).
(1921) Patricia Robins: English author.
(1921) Peter Utley: Journalist.
(1920) Zao Wou-Ki
(1920) Pierre Jonquères d'Oriola
(1920) Pierre D'Oriola: French Olympic athlete, an equestrian, who took home Olympic gold medals for show jumping in 1952 and again in 1964.
(1920) Mike Scarry: American football player and coach (d. 2012).
(1920) Kenneth Bond: former vice-chairman.
(1920) Pierre Jonquieres: France sport Champion.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Homer I Lewis
(1919) Andrea King
(1919) Homer Lewis: Asheville Military man.
(1918) Muriel Spark: Scottish writer best known for "the Prime of Miss Jean Brodie" which was made into a motion picture.
(1918) Ignacy Tokarczuk: Polish archbishop (d. 2012).
(1918) Maurice Laing: life president (John Laing).
(1917) James S Garrett
(1917) Eiji Sawamura: Japanese baseball player and soldier (d. 1944).
(1917) James Garrett: American astrologer, teacher and writer; co-author with his wife Helen J. Garrett of the books listed under her name.
(1917) Tor Aspengren: Norwegian labourer, trade unionist, and politician of the Labour Party.

(1917) Robert Lancon: St Trivier/Moignans physician.
(1917) A Hangal: Indian actor (d. 2012).
(1917) José Sampedro: Spanish economist and author (d. 2013).
(1916) Pierre Dudan: French actor, singer, composer, lyricist, writer, and musician, who died on 4 February 1984.
(1916) Gordon Hobday: Lord Lieutenant (Nottinghamshire).
(1915) Léon Gaultier
(1915) Stanley Matthews: English footballer and manager (d. 2000).
(1915) Philippe Peschaud: French officer from the 2nd Armored Division, who died on 8 May 2006 in Paris.
(1915) Maurice Guido: French aviator, a fighter pilot in World War II who fought in the Normandie Niemen regiment.
(1915) Umberto Busani: Italian soccer player.
(1915) Alicia Rhett: American actress and painter (d. 2014).
(1914) Jeanne de Funès
(1914) Ken Oliver: British jump racing horse trainer; the most successful trainer of jumpers ever to have been based in Scotland.
(1913) Jeffrey Kindersley: Quill Test pilot.
(1912) Joseph Desclaux: France sport Champion.
(1912) Jean Colin: French poster designer.
(1911) Marcel Orsini: Toulon Military man.
(1910) Pierre Horay: French publisher, founder in 1946 of the eponymous 'Horay' publishing house.
(1910) H Stanley: Cayzer.
(1910) Michael Kanin: Rochester, New York -- Director / writer / actor (Woman of the Year).
(1910) Ngapoi Jigme: Chinese general and politician (d. 2009).
(1910) Ngapoi Ngawang Jigme: Tibetan politician (d. 2009).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) George Beverly Shea: Canadian singer.
(1909) George Shea: Canadian-American singer-songwriter (d. 2013).
(1909) Douglas Hall: Governor (Somaliland Protectorate).
(1909) Helen Chandler: Charleston, South Carolina -- Actress (Christopher Strong, Dracula).
(1908) Gene Sheldon: Actor (Bernardo-Zorro), dies at 72.
(1908) Myles Fukanaiga: Japanese-Hawaiian homicide; kidnapped and murdered a ten-year-old boy on 9/18/1929.
(1908) Louis Rasminsky: Canadian economist, governor of the Bank of Canada (Born 1908).
(1908) George Pal: Hungarian / US director (When Worlds Collide, Puppetoons).
(1908) William Hickman: American murderer who, on 2/17/1927, kidnapped and killed 12-year-old Marian Parker.
(1908) Edward Staempfli: composer.

(1908) Albie Booth: collegiate Hall of Fame football star (Yale).
(1907) Camargo Guarnieri: Brazilian pianist and composer (d. 1993).
(1907) John Canaday: art critic (Metropolitan Museum of Art Portfolios).
(1907) Mozart Camargo: Guarnieri composer.
(1907) Günter Eich: German lyricist, dramatist and author.
(1907) Gunter Eich: German lyricist (d. 1972).
(1907) Alan Strode: Campbell Ross professor (coined the terms U and non-U).
(1906) Pierre Capdevielle: Composer, dies at 63.
(1906) James Denis: French military aviator, a colonel in World War II, awarded the title of 'Compagnon de la Libération' (English: Companion of the Liberation).
(1906) Hildegarde : American international singer and pianist known as "the incomparable Hildegarde.
(1906) Adetokunbo Ademola: Nigerian jurist 2nd Chief Justice of Nigeria (d. 1993).
(1906) Pierre Cardevielle: French composer / conductor (Amants Captifs).
(1905) George Preuser: American astrologer, a member of AFA from July 1953.
(1905) Ernst Carl: Gerlach Stueckelberg.
(1905) Cesare Fantoni: Italian film actor who appeared in 73 films between 1939 and 1962.
(1905) Emilio Segre: Italy Scientist.
(1905) Joan Morgan: English actress (d. 2004).
(1905) Emilio Segrè: Italian-American physicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1989).
(1904) Pierre Naville: French Surrealist writer and sociologist.
(1904) S J Perelman: Brooklyn, New York -- Author / humorist (Around the World in 80 Days).
(1904) SJ Perelman: American humorist and screenwriter (d. 1979).
(1904) S. J. Perelman: Writer.
(1904) Jose Pedreira: Puerto Rican composer.
(1903) Pierre Conze: Billom Military man.
(1903) Georg Rendl: Austria -- Miner / beekeeper / writer (The Bees Novel).
(1902) Langston Hughes: American writer, an important figure in Harlem renaissance.
(1902) Carlo Borbolla: composer.
(1902) Therese Brandl: German concentration camp guard (d. 1947).
(1901) Clark Gable: American actor and top star called "the King," Hollywood's quintessential masculine star.
(1901) Frank Buckles: last surviving American veteran of World War I (d. 2011).
(1900) John Philip Stewart
(1900) Stephen Potter: Humorist / writer (School for Scoundrels, Shipbuilders).
(1900) John Stewart: Scottish physician and surgeon, the author of "Turner's Diseases of the Ear, Nose and Throat.

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