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Famous Birthdays of 1 March

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

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2009 - 2000

(2001) Ramona Marquez: English child actress.
(2000) Ava Allan: TV Actress.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Jenna Warren: TV Actress.
(1998) Cameron Long: YouTube Star.
(1998) MeechOnMars : Vine Star.
(1997) Ben Mader: Rapper.
(1996) Ye Shiwen: Chinese swimmer.
(1995) Jonathan Krohn: American political prodigy.
(1995) Jamie O'Leary: Dancer.
(1994) Justin Bieber: Canadian singer and teen heart-throb.
(1994) Sebastian Arango: YouTube Star.
(1993) Wonho

(1993) Syuusuke Saito: Japanese actor and singer.
(1993) Josh McEachran: English footballer.
(1991) Justin Hills: Bassist.
(1991) David NyeDav: YouTube Star.
(1990) Eva Daeleman
(1990) Harry Eden: English actor.
(1990) Krystle Dsouza: TV Actress.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Sonya Kitchell: American singer, songwriter and guitarist.
(1989) Emeraude Toubia: TV Actress.
(1989) Daniella Monet: American actress.
(1989) Malik Bentalha
(1989) Nathan Sharp: YouTube Star.
(1989) Emma : Wrestler.
(1989) Carlos Vela: Mexican footballer.
(1989) Anjo Buckman: German rugby player.
(1988) Katija Pevec: American actress.
(1988) Nolan Roux

(1988) Trevor Cahill: American baseball player.
(1988) Yang Hyeon-jong: South Korean baseball player.
(1987) Kesha (singer)
(1987) Kesha : American singer-songwriter.
(1987) Keha: American singer.
(1987) Duncan Jones: YouTube Star.
(1987) Sammie : American singer.
(1987) Navarone Garibaldi: American noted family, the son of Priscilla Presley, 41, and her fiancé, writer-director Marco Garibaldi, 32.
(1987) Vintage Crop: Irish race horse (d. 2014).
(1986) Christophe Licata
(1986) Vineta Sareika
(1986) Nashwan : American racehorse (d. 2002).
(1986) Jonathan Spector: American soccer player.
(1986) Ayumu Goromaru: Japanese rugby union player.
(1986) Big Langston: Wrestler.
(1985) J Leman: American football player.
(1985) Yun Ok-hee: South Korean archer.
(1985) Andreas Ottl: German footballer.
(1984) Naima Mora: winner of America's Next Top Model cycle 4..
(1984) David Tavaré
(1984) Brandon Stanton
(1984) Mounir Mahjoubi
(1984) Adiz Benson: Reality Star.
(1984) Jacob Lillyman: Australian rugby league footballer.
(1984) Alexander Steen: Canadian-born Swedish ice hockey player.
(1984) Anthony Tupou: Australian rugby league footballer.
(1983) Rio de Janeiro
(1983) Lupita Nyong'o: Movie Actress.
(1983) Davey Richards: American wrestler.
(1983) Blake Hawksworth: Canadian baseball player.
(1983) Mary Kom: World champion Indian Boxer.
(1983) Elán : Mexican singer-songwriter.
(1983) Daniel Carvalho: Brazilian footballer.
(1983) Elan Sara DeFan: Mexican singer-songwriter.
(1983) Chris Hackett: English footballer.
(1982) Kim Min-hee: South Korean actress and model.
(1982) Leryn Franco
(1982) Eddie Huang
(1982) Shalva Didebashvili: Georgian-born German rugby player.
(1982) Juan Ortiz: Spanish footballer.
(1981) Robinson Stévenin
(1981) Ana Hickmann: Brazilian supermodel.
(1981) Adam Lavorgna
(1981) Jessica Miller (skater)
(1981) Brad Winchester: American ice hockey player.
(1981) Malinda Damgaard: Swedish modist.
(1981) Adam LaVorgna: American actor.
(1981) Will Power: Australian race car driver.
(1980) Burcu Kara
(1980) Anna Semenovich: Russian singer actress and ice dancer.
(1980) Gennaro Bracigliano: French soccer player, a goalkeeper currently playing for Chennaiyin FC in the Indian Super League.
(1980) Manmeet Bhullar: Canadian lawyer and politician (d. 2015).
(1980) Djimi Traore: Malian footballer.
(1980) Rose VBL Windsor: daughter of English prince Richard.
(1980) Shahid Afridi: Cricket Player.
(1980) Djimi Traoré: Malian footballer.
(1980) Abdur Rehman: Pakistani cricketer.
(1980) Rose Gilman: Lady Rose is the younger daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester, and is in the line of succession to the British Throne.
(1980) Sercan Güvenışık: German-Turkish footballer.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Magui Serna
(1979) Bruno Langlois: Canadian cyclist.
(1979) Mikkel Kessler: Danish boxer.
(1979) Éowyn : American singer-songwriter.
(1978) Jensen Ackles: American actor.
(1978) Liya Kebede: Model.
(1978) Sakura Nogawa: Japanese voice actress.
(1978) Alicia Leigh Willis: American actress.
(1978) Donovan Patton: Guamanian television star.
(1977) Esther Cañadas: Spanish actress and model.

(1977) Thomas VDB
(1977) Melissa Tremblay: American missing person at age 11, Lawrence, MA.
(1977) Esther Canadas: Spanish actress and model.
(1977) Lucy Pargeter: Soap Opera Actress.
(1977) Donovan Patton: TV Actor.
(1977) Rens Blom: Dutch pole vaulter.
(1977) Rod White in Sharon: Pennsylvania; archer (Olympics-gold-1996).
(1977) Rod White: Sharon, Pennsylvania -- Archer (1996 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1976) Valerio Vermiglio
(1976) Andreas Mjøs: Norwegian vibraphonist (Jaga Jazzist).
(1976) Travis Kvapil: American race car driver.
(1976) Maringo Vlijter: soccer player (Go Ahead Eagles).
(1976) Peter F Bell: Australian rules footballer.
(1976) Dave Malkoff: American TV news reporter.
(1975) María José Suárez
(1975) Maya Kulenovic: Croatian-Canadian painter.
(1975) Tate Stevens: Country Singer.
(1975) Francesco Mazzariol: Italian footballer and coach.
(1975) Shirley Heights: British racehorse (d. 1997).
(1975) Maria Jose Suarez: Miss Universe - Spain (1996).
(1974) Mark-Paul Gosselaar: American actor.
(1974) Renata Porto Krentkowski: Brazilian gorgeous model, one of identical triplets.
(1974) Marilise Krentkowski: Brazilian first born of identical, gorgeous triplets.
(1974) Lilian Krentkowski: Brazilian gorgeous model, one of identical triplets.
(1974) Mark Gosselaar: TV Actor.
(1974) Stephen Davis: running back (Washington Redskins).
(1974) Shane Harwood: Australian cricketer.
(1973) Jack Davenport: English actor singer and producer.
(1973) Chris Webber: NBA forward (Washington Bullets / Wizards).
(1973) Ryo Michigami
(1973) Igor Murin in Trencin: Czechoslovakia; hockey goaltender (Team Slovakia 1998).
(1973) Ryan Peake: Canadian guitarist (Nickelback).
(1973) Carlo Resoort: Dutch DJ and producer (4 Strings).
(1973) Anton Gunn: American academic and politician.
(1972) Cheb Aïssa
(1972) Tyler Hamilton: American athlete, Hamilton is the first American to win the 161-mile Liege-Bastogne-Liege in France in April 27, 2003, he also won Switzerland’s Tour of Romandie in early May that year.
(1972) Éric Pras
(1972) Profail Grier: Canadian Football League running back (Saskatchewan Roughriders).
(1972) Omar Daal: Maracaibo, Venezuela -- Pitcher (Montreal Expos).
(1972) Último Guerrero: Mexican wrestler.
(1971) Cara Buono
(1971) Ma Dong-seok
(1971) Allen Johnson: Washington, DC -- Long jumper / 110m hurdler (1996 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1971) Austin Robbins NFL defensive tackle (Oakland Raiders: New Orleans Saints).
(1971) Thomas Adès: English pianist composer and conductor.
(1971) Tyler Hamilton in Marblehead: Massachusetts, USA; cyclist (Olympics-1996).
(1971) Shepherd Clark in Atlanta: Georgia, USA; figure skater (1994, 1997 Eastern Sr champion).
(1971) Tyler Hamilton: American cyclist and trainer.
(1971) Tim Prinsen: Canadian Football League offensive linebacker (Hamilton Tiger Cats).
(1970) Jason V Brock: American author.
(1970) Jason Brock: American author director and producer.
(1970) Miho Nakayama: Japanese singer actress and model.
(1970) Stuart Thompson: Australian baseball infielder (Olympics-1996).
(1970) Ray Crittenden: wide receiver (San Diego Chargers).
(1970) Lisa Eagen in Harlan: Iowa, USA; team handball wing/back court (Olympics-1996).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Javier Bardem: Spanish actor.
(1969) Vincenzo Esposito: NBA guard (Toronto Raptors).
(1969) Doug Creek in Winchester: Virginia, USA; pitcher (San Francisco Giants).
(1969) Jozsef Szabo: Hungarian swimmer.
(1969) Dafydd Ieuan: Welsh drummer (Super Furry Animals).
(1968) Dave Zuniga in Worland: Wyoming, USA; 136.
(1968) Salil Ankola: Indian cricketer and actor.
(1968) Per Johansen: Norwegian drummer (Close Erase).
(1968) Vincenzo Diglio: Italian theatre actor, director and teacher.
(1967) Isabelle Patissier: French mountain climber, two times world champion and many times champion of France.

(1967) Georges Eads
(1967) Yelena Afanasyeva: Russian athlete.
(1967) George Eads: American actor.
(1967) Aron Winter: Surnamese / Dutch soccer star (Ajax, Lazio).
(1966) Delphine de Vigan
(1966) Zack Snyder: Director.
(1966) Steve Reed in Los Angeles: California, USA; pitcher (Colorado Rockies).
(1966) Clinton Gregory: singer.
(1966) Ted Hennessey: American management consultant for Emergence Consulting.
(1966) John David Cullum: Actor (1776, Sweet Country, Day After).
(1966) Susan Auch: Canadian speed skater.
(1966) Paul Hollywood: Chef.
(1966) Delphine Vigan: French writer, novelist, widely known for "Nothing holds back the night".
(1966) Stacey Wolf: American psychic featured in Paulette Cooper's book "The 100 Top Psychics in America" as the youngest person in the collection.
(1965) Anaïs (Régine Hantelle)
(1965) Mary Lou Lord: American singer/songwriter.
(1965) Booker T (wrestler)
(1965) Mary Lord: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Helium).
(1965) Booker T: Wrestler.
(1965) Booker Huffman: American professional wrestler.
(1965) Stewart Elliott: Canadian jockey.
(1965) Les Miller: defensive end (Carolina Panthers).
(1964) Paul Le Guen: French football/soccer manager and former player, who played for the French national team (1993–1995).
(1964) Maurizio Randazzo: Italian men's team epee-fencing, placing with a Gold Medal over France 9/19/2000 at the Australian Olympics.
(1964) Rob Roy: American television actor, appearing in shows like "Law & Order", "No Reservations" and "Rescue Me".
(1964) Clinton Gregory: American singer-songwriter and fiddler.
(1964) Jennifer McCarter in Sevierville: Tennessee, USA; singer (McCarter - "The Gift").
(1963) Russell Wong: American actor.
(1963) Maurice Benard: Actor (Sonny Corinthos- General Hospital).
(1963) Bryan Batt: American actor.
(1963) Ron Francis: Canadian ice hockey player and manager.
(1963) Barb[ara] Marois in Auburn: Massachusetts, USA; field hockey defender (Olympics-1996).
(1963) Dan Michaels: American musician and record producer.
(1963) Tony Castillo in Lara: Venezuela; pitcher (Toronto Blue Jays).
(1963) Arnold Oosterveer: soccer player (SC Heerenveen).
(1963) Ron Francis in Sault Ste Marie: Ontario, Canada; NHL center (Pittsburgh Penguins, Team Canada).
(1963) Magnus Svensson in Leksand: Sweden; NHL defenseman (Florida Panthers).
(1963) Robert James Affuso in Newburgh: New York, USA; rock drummer (Skid Row-Psycho Love).
(1963) Maurice BTnard [Mauricio Morales] in San Francisco: California, USA; actor (Sonny Corinthos - General Hospital, Nico Kelly - All My Children).
(1963) Thomas Anders: German singer, composer, and record producer.
(1963) Rob Affuso: American drummer (Skid Row).
(1962) Russell Coutts: New Zealand sailor.
(1962) Melanie Moore: American porn actress and model.
(1962) Bill Leen: American bass player and producer (Gin Blossoms).
(1962) Mark Gardner: American baseball player and coach.
(1962) Mark Gardner in Los Angeles: California, USA; pitcher (San Francisco Giants).
(1961) Davis Daniel in Arlington Heights: Illinois, USA; country singer.
(1961) Mike Rozier NFL halfback (Heisman Trophy-1983: Houston Texans, Atlanta Falcons).
(1960) Mark McTague: American suicide case, troubled from the time he was a kid.
(1960) Benedict Allen: English television host and author.
(1960) William Bennett: English musician (Whitehouse).

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Bambou (singer)
(1959) Erick Benzi
(1959) Diamanto Manolakou: Greek politician.
(1959) Nick Griffin: English politician.
(1959) Bambou : French actress, singer and Eurasian fashion model.
(1958) Bertrand Piccard: Swiss psychiatrist and balloonist.
(1958) Nik Kershaw: English singer-songwriter guitarist and producer.
(1958) Chosei Komatsu: Japanese-American conductor.
(1957) Jon Carroll in Washington: DC, USA; vocalist (Starland Vocal Band - "Afternoon Delight").
(1957) Peter Athans: American mountaineer.

(1956) Timothy Daly
(1956) Dalia Grybauskaite: Lithuanian politician.
(1956) Ann Gryboski: American physician who suffered domestic abuse at the hands of her husband.
(1956) Frédéric Danloux: French racehorse trainer, who campaigned against the closure of the Maisons-Laffitte racecourse in the 1990s, which resulted in its preservation.
(1956) Timothy Daly in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Joe - Wings, Almost Grown, Diner, Made in Heaven).
(1956) Tim Daly: American actor director and producer.
(1956) Dalia Grybauskaitė: Lithuanian politician 6th President of Lithuania.
(1956) Mark Todd: United Kingdom -- NZ equestrian 3 day event (1996 Olympics).
(1955) Marcello Borges: Brazilian astrologer and consultant, dealing with spiritual and karmic aspects of the horoscope.
(1955) Jimmy Fortune in Newport News: Virginia, USA; singer (Statler Brothers - "Class of '57").
(1955) Gene Gnocchi: Italian television presenter, comedian and footballer.
(1954) Ron Howard: American child actor and adult film director, writer and producer.
(1954) Catherine Bach: TV Actress.
(1954) Monika Pflug
(1954) Lorraine Hunt Lieberson: American singer, a mezzo soprano considered by one critic as "the most potent voice since Callas.
(1954) Mare Teichmann: Estonian psychologist and academic.
(1954) Monika Holzner-Pflug: German ice-skater who won a gold medal in the 1972 Olympic games.
(1954) Janis Gill in Torrance: California, USA; singer (Sweethearts of Rodeo - "Midnight Girl").
(1954) Catherine Bach in Warren: Ohio, USA; actress (Daisy Duke - The Dukes of Hazzard).
(1954) Gerald Amirault: American child sex abuser, jailed in 1987 with a 30 to 40 year sentence, all appeals denied.
(1953) Carlos Queiroz: Portuguese footballer and manager.
(1953) Michael Kropowenski: American kidnapper, a former policeman, abducted his ex-wife, Susan Foster Kropowenski on 3/05/1993.
(1953) Ron Howard in Duncan: Oklahoma, USA; actor/director (American Graffiti, Happy Days, Willow, Backdraft).
(1953) Sinan Çetin: Turkish actor director and producer.
(1953) M Stalin: Indian actor and politician.
(1953) Catherine Bach: American actress seen in minor film roles and a popular TV series, "The Dukes of Hazard," in which she played a voluptuous backwoods girl.
(1952) Brian Winters: American basketball player and coach.
(1952) Martin O'Neill: Northern Irish footballer and manager.
(1952) Steven Barnes: American author and screenwriter.
(1952) Leigh Matthews: Australian rules footballer and coach.
(1952) Didier Cohen: French writer, TV screenwriter and photographer.
(1952) David Allen Barr in Kelowna: British Columbia, Canada; PGA golfer (Atlanta Golf Classic).
(1952) Alice Ritzman in Kalispell: Montana, USA; LPGA golfer (1995 Rochester International-5th).
(1952) Nevada Barr: Novelist.
(1952) Jerri Nielsen: American physician and explorer (d. 2009).
(1952) Roy Marten: Indonesian actor and producer.
(1951) Susanne Albrecht: German terrorist, a member of West Germany's notorious Red Army Faction whose bloody campaign claimed more than 20 lives between 1970-78.
(1951) Sergei Kourdakov: Russian-American KGB agent (d. 1973).
(1951) Barbara DeAngelis: Talk show hostess ( Show).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Georgia Stathis: American pro astrologer, operator of the "Starcycles" service in San Francisco.
(1949) Jacques Mailhot
(1949) Marcel Delval
(1949) Sido Martens: Dutch guitarist / singer / mandolin player (Fungus).
(1948) Jean-François Mancel: French politician, a member of the National Assembly of France.
(1948) Peggy Schibi: American scriptwriter for many TV shows filmed in Hollywood, CA.
(1948) Norman Connors: singer ("You Are My Starship").
(1948) Burning Spear: Jamaican singer and musician.
(1947) Alan Thicke: Canadian-American writer, TV host, sitcom veteran actor, composer, humorist and recording artist.
(1947) Martyn Jones (politician)

(1946) Gerry Boulet: Canadian musician, a song-writer and lead singer of "Offenbach," a major Quebec rock group.
(1946) Edward Eugene Harper
(1946) Elvin Bethea: American football player.
(1946) Lana Wood: American actress and producer.
(1946) Tony Ashton in Blackburn: England; rocker (Ashton, Gardner and Dyke).
(1946) Lana Wood [Svetlana Gurdin] in Santa Rosa: California, USA; actress (Diamonds are Forever).
(1946) Jim Crace: English author and academic.
(1945) Dirk Benedict: American actor most noted for his role as "Starbuck" in "Battlestar Galactica," 1978 and in the TV series "The A-Team," along with guest shots in other TV series.
(1945) Wilfried Van Moer
(1945) Jean-Claude Boulanger (bishop)
(1945) Burning Spear: [Winston Rodney]; Jamaican reggae singer.
(1945) Bobby Ferguson
(1945) Jean-Claude Boulanger: French bishop of Bayeux since 12 March 2010.
(1945) Wilfried Moer: Belgian soccer player.
(1944) Roger Daltrey: British musician, singer and actor.
(1944) John Holdren
(1944) John Breaux: American lawyer and politician.
(1944) Mike d'Abo: English singer-songwriter (Manfred Mann and A Band of Angels).
(1944) John Napier in London: England; set designer (Royal Shakespeare Company).
(1944) Roger Daltrey in Hammersmith: London, England; rocker/actor/producer (The Who - "Tommy").
(1944) John B Breaux American politician (Representative-Democrat-Louisiana: 1972-88).
(1944) Buddhadeb politician: 7th Chief Minister of West Bengal.
(1944) Dirk Benedict: Helena, Montana -- Actor (A-Team, Battlestar Galactica).
(1944) Danilo Bach: American screenwriter and film producer.
(1943) Gérard Paquet: French theater impresario, the founding director of a theater festival, inaugurated on 15 July 1965, the Chateauvallon theatre.
(1943) Mauro Checcoli: Italian equestrian; winner of gold medals at the Tokyo Olympics in 1964.
(1943) Jose Angel Iribar: Spanish footballer.
(1943) Benjamin W Jipcho: Mt Elgon, Kenya -- 3K steeplechase (1972 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1943) Franz Hohler: Writer.
(1943) Wolfgang Scheidel: German Democratic Republic luge (Olympics-gold-1972).
(1943) Richard H Price: American physicist.
(1943) Gil Amelio: American businessman.
(1943) José Iribar: Spanish footballer and manager.
(1943) Cha Katō: Japanese comedian and actor.
(1943) Akinori Nakayama: Japanese gymnast and coach.
(1943) Richard Price: American physicist and academic.
(1943) Rashid Sunyaev: Russian-German astronomer and physicist.
(1942) Jerry Fisher: American singer (Blood Sweat & Tears).
(1942) Richard Bowman Myers: American soldier, 15th Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
(1942) Jerry Fischer rocker (Blood: Sweat and Tears).
(1942) Richard Myers: American general.
(1942) Peter Guber: American film producer.
(1941) Joo Hyun: South Korean actor.
(1941) Michael L Lampton in Williamsport: Pennsylvania, USA; astronaut (STS-45).
(1941) Donnie Walsh: American basketball coach and executive.
(1941) Robert Hass: American poet and academic.
(1940) Etienne Mougeotte: La Rochefoucauld Journalist.
(1940) Ralph Towner in Chehalis: Washington, USA; rocker (Oregon, Weather Report).
(1940) Étienne Mougeotte: French journalist and media executive, the vice president/director of TF1 from 1987 to 2007.
(1940) David Broome: Show Jumper (world champion-1970).
(1940) Brian Waites: English golfer.
(1940) Robert Grossman: American painter sculptor and author.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Adnan Al-Kaissie: Iraqi wrestler and manager.
(1939) Tzvetan Todorov
(1939) David Weatherley
(1939) Leo Brouwer: Cuban guitarist composer and conductor.
(1939) Suga : Japanese royalty, the youngest of seven children born to Emperor Hirohito and his wife.
(1939) Warren Davis: rocker (Monotones).
(1938) Pierre Bénichou
(1937) Jed Allan: Bronx, New York -- Actor (Days of our Lives).
(1937) Jed Allan in the Bronx: New York, USA; actor (Days of Our Lives, C C - Santa Barbara).
(1937) Eugen Doga: Romanian-Moldovan composer and conductor.

(1936) Jean-Edern Hallier: French writer and talk-show host, a provocative figure on France's intellectual scene for decades.
(1936) Jean-René Huguenin
(1936) Georgina Spelvin
(1936) Camille E Baly: St. Maartens -- Poet (Sonny).
(1936) Xavier Lussy: French naval officer, a vice-admiral.
(1936) Monique Begin: French-Canadian politician.
(1936) Marion Farouk-Sluglett: Political Scientist.
(1935) Robert Conrad: American actor, more visible on TV than in film, with notable series "Hawaiian Eye," "The Wild, Wild West," "The D.A.
(1935) Yola Ramirez
(1935) Robert Conrad [Conrad R Falk] in Chicago: Illinois, USA; actor (Wild Wild West, Baa Baa Black Sheep).
(1935) Judith Rossner: Author (Looking for Mr Goodbar).
(1935) Dolan Ellis: Folk Singer.
(1934) Jean-Michel Folon: Belgian painter and sculptor (d. 2005).
(1934) Joan Hackett: American actress first discovered by a photographer named Scavullo at 17.
(1934) Jacques Chessex
(1934) Riet [M: J J] Roosen-van Pelt; Dutch second Chamber member (CDA).
(1934) Joan Hackett in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Will Penny, One Stone Pony).
(1934) Jim "Ed" Brown in Sparkman: Arkansas, USA; country singer (Nashville on the Road).
(1933) Joan Hackett: New York, United States -- Actress (Will Penny, One Stone Pony).
(1933) Gerry Bron: British record producer.
(1933) Myrlie Evers: politician/commissioner (Los Angeles Board of Public works).
(1933) Istvan Lang: Composer.
(1932) Amleto Frignani: Italian soccer player.
(1932) Jacques Leduc: Composer.
(1932) Kathleen Cantrell: American astrologer who was the mom of triplets.
(1931) Lamberto Dini: Italian bank executive and politician.
(1930) Christian Lemarchand
(1930) Bruno Lemarchand
(1930) Gastone Nencini: Italian cyclist (Born 1930).
(1930) R Goenka: Indian businessman founded RPG Group (d. 2013).
(1930) Raymond St Jacques: Actor / director (Cotton Comes to Harlem, Mr Moses).
(1930) Pierre Max Dubois: Composer.
(1930) Pierre Dubois: Graulhet Musician.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Georgi Markov: Bulgarian journalist and author (d. 1978).
(1928) Jacques Rivette: French director, the controversial filmmaker of French new wave whose few, unorthodox films have baffled or bored some critics and fascinated others.
(1928) Philippe Tesson: French editor and manager of the newspaper "Quotidien de Paris," among other publications.
(1928) Giovanni Zuddas: Italian boxer, a bantam weight who took the silver in the 1948 Olympics.
(1928) Charles Miller: American executive and CEO of Avery, an office supplies product manufacturing company.
(1928) Gian Zuddas: Italy sport Champion.
(1928) Seymour Papert: South African mathematician.
(1927) Harry Belafonte: American actor and singer, a recording artist and worldwide show business star since 1950 with a repertory of folk and ethnic ballads.
(1927) Claude Gensac: French film and stage actress, well-known for playing with Louis De Funès, especially in the "Gendarme" series: "The Troops of St.Tropez".
(1927) George Abell: American educator and astronomer who lectured at Griffith Observatory 1953-60, was a faculty member of UCLA from 1956, Professor of Astronomy from 1967 and Chairman of the Dept 1968-1975.

(1927) Robert Bork: American lawyer, judge and former Attorney General of the United States, 1973-74; the author of several books including "Slouching Toward Gomorrah: Modern Liberalism and American Decline," 1996 and "The Tempting of America: The Political Seduction of the Law," 1989, which became a bestseller.
(1927) Robert Heron Bork American judge: nominated for supreme court.
(1927) Harry Belafonte in Harlem: New York City, New York, USA; calypso singer (Buck and the Preacher).
(1927) Lusine Amara: Opera / concert singer.
(1926) Pete Rozelle: American sport publicist for the USF before he became the Los Angeles Rams publicist in 1957.
(1926) Cesare Danova: American television and film actor (Born 1926).
(1926) Robert Clary: French-American actor and author.
(1926) Allan Stanley: Canadian ice hockey player and coach (d. 2013).
(1925) Al Rosen: Spartanburg, South Carolina -- 3rd baseman (AL MVP 1953) / New York Yankee President.
(1925) Al Rosen in Spartanburg: South Carolina, USA; third baseman (American League Most Valuable Player 1953), New York Yankees' president.
(1924) Deke Slayton: American astronaut who flew the Apollo 18 mission on 7/15/1975 in which the first meeting of the U.S.
(1924) Donald Slayton: Sparta Military man.
(1924) Arnold Drake: American author and screenwriter (d. 2007).
(1924) John Comer: English actor (d. 1984).
(1924) Édouard Caillau: Belgian music hall, cabaret, and TV host.
(1924) Donald "Deke" Kent Slayton in Sparta: Wisconsin, USA; Major US Air Force/astronaut (Apollo 18).
(1923) Andrew Faulds: British politician born in Rhodesia, a Member of Parliament returned at General Election 6/11/1987.
(1923) Duncan White: Ceylon -- 400m hurdler (1948 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1923) Kuczka Peter: Hungarian writer and editor (d. 1999).
(1922) Yitzhak Rabin: Israeli military man and politician; served as the Israeli army Chief of Staff 1963-68; Ambassador to Washington 1969-'72; and Prime Minister 1974-'77, filling the vacuum of Golda Meir's resignation.
(1922) Beppe Fenoglio
(1922) Fred Scolari
(1922) William M: Gaines publisher (MAD Magazine).
(1922) William Gaines: American publisher (d. 1992).
(1922) Yitzak Rabin premier (Israel: 1992-95, Nobel Prize 1994).
(1921) Kenny Baker (trumpeter)
(1921) Anneliese Kohlmann
(1921) Terence Cooke: American cardinal archbishop (Born 1921).
(1921) Cameron Argetsinger: American race car driver and lawyer (d. 2008).
(1921) Kenneth Myer: American-born Australia businessman and philanthropist.
(1921) Terrence "Cardinal" Cooke New York City: New York.
(1921) Richard Wilbur second US Poet Laureate (Ceremony: Walking to Sleep).
(1921) Jack Clayton Brighton East Sussex England: film director (Great Gatsby, Something Wicked This Way Comes).
(1921) Richard Wilbur: American poet and academic.
(1920) Howard Nemerov: United States -- 3rd US poet laureate / Novelist (Blue Swallows).
(1920) Alfred Grant: Goodman composer.
(1920) Max Bentley: Canadian ice hockey player (Born 1920).
(1920) Harry Caray: baseball announcer (Chicago Cubs).
(1920) Yvan Quenin: France sport Champion.

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1919 - 1910

(1918) Gladys Noon Spellman: American politician (d. 1988).
(1918) Roger Delgado: London, England -- Actor (Agent 8 3 / 4, Hot Enought for June).
(1918) João Goulart: Brazilian lawyer and politician 24th President of Brazil (d. 1976).
(1918) Joao Goulart: President of Brazil (d. 1976).
(1918) Gladys Spellman: American educator and politician (d. 1988).
(1917) Rankin Johnson: American baseball player, a pitcher in the Major League.
(1917) Robert Lowell: US Poet / pacifist (Near the Ocean), dies at 60.
(1916) Verna Hull: American socialite, the daughter of Greta Garbo's psychiatrist and the stepdaughter of a Sears Roebuck heiress who was a wealthy painter and photographer.
(1915) Alfred Baillou: French actor, who died in Ris, Essonne, France on 17 February 1983.
(1915) Gustave Choquet: French mathematician.

(1915) Clarrie Harders: Australian public servant (d. 1997).
(1914) Ralph Ellison: American author and critic (d. 1994).
(1914) Archibald J: Gumede South African African National Congress member/chairman (UDF).
(1914) Harry Caray: American sportscaster (d. 1998).
(1914) Ralph Waldo Ellison US writer (Invisible Man: Shadow and Cast).
(1914) Gustl Gstettenbaur: Germany Actor.
(1913) Manuel Gonzalez Pato: Puerto Rican educator, writer and athlete who served in the US Armed Forces during World War II, where he reached the rank of second lieutenant.
(1913) Helmut Erich Robert Gernsheim: Photogrpaher / collector.
(1913) Ralph Ellison: American writer (d. 1994).
(1912) Mario Genta: Italy sport Champion.
(1912) Gerald Emmett Carter: Canadian archbishop (d. 2003).
(1912) Boris Chertok: Polish-Russian engineer and academic (d. 2011).
(1912) Gerald Carter: Canadian cardinal (d. 2003).
(1911) Rina Ketty: Italian-French singer (d. 1996).
(1911) Harry Golombek: chess grandmaster.
(1910) David Niven: English-Swiss actor singer and producer (d. 1983).
(1910) Archer Martin: English chemist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 2002).
(1910) Mapy Cortes: Puerto Rican dancer and film and television actress who participated in many films during the Golden Age of Mexican cinema.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Brenda Crenshaw: British-American psychic and medium who gave private readings to a Hollywood clientele.
(1909) Robert Selby: Taylor bishop.
(1909) Winston Sharples: American composer (d. 1978).
(1909) Terence De Marney: England, United Kingdom -- Actor (Case Thomas-Johnny Ringo).
(1909) Vivian Fearing: American homemaker, married to Don on 10/03/1930; one daughter.
(1909) Richard de: Guide composer.
(1909) Eugene Esmonde: English lieutenant and pilot (d. 1942).
(1909) David Niven Kirriemuir Angus Scotland actor (Casino Royale: Eye of the Devil).
(1909) David Niven: English actor and novelist who was popular in Europe and in the United States.
(1907) Lois Moran: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania -- Actress (Mom-Waterfront).

(1907) Hazel Denning: American ghost-buster, author, researcher, and psychic.
(1906) Frederic Thomas: Belgium Scientist.
(1906) Phạm Đồng: Vietnamese lieutenant and politician 2nd Prime Minister of Vietnam (d. 2000).
(1906) Camilla Spira: German actress (d. 1997).
(1906) Pham Van Dong: North Vietnamese politician (d. 2000).
(1906) Adolphe Vezinet: Montjaux Military man.
(1905) Édouard Duhour: French shot putter.
(1905) Doris Hare: Welsh-English actress singer and dancer (d. 2000).
(1905) Pol le Roy: Flemish author / Novelist / writer (Stroom).
(1904) Glenn Miller: American musician, a trombonist and big band leader, famous for popular swing-era hits like "In The Mood", "Chattanooga Choo Choo" and "Pennsylvania 6-5000".
(1904) Yvonne Brassart: French hockey player.
(1904) Pablo O'Higgins: American-born Mexican muralist painter (d. 1983).
(1904) Paul Hartman: San Francisco, California -- Actor (Bert-Petticoat Junction).
(1903) Maud Morgan: American artist and teacher, a spirited woman whose career spanned most of the 20th century.
(1903) Leon Bismarck "Bix" Beiderbecke: Iowa, United States -- Jazz cornetist (In a Mist).
(1900) Donald Keith: Falkner singer.

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