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2009 - 2000

(2007) Jennifer Duggar: American child, the 17th and seventh girl born to Bob and Michelle Duggar.
(2004) Marlowe Peyton: TV Actress.
(2004) Estella Wilkins: Australian member of noted family, a daughter and first child born to fashion designer Collette Dinnigan and her ex-partner, entertainment journalist, Richard Wilkins.
(2002) RadioJH Audrey: YouTube Star.
(2002) Oona Laurence: Stage Actress.
(2002) Kara and Shelby Hoffman: American actresses.
(2001) Autumn Miller: Dancer.
(2000) Clayton Bloemke: Vine Star.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Mel Joy: YouTube Star.
(1998) Paia Lee: Instagram Star.
(1997) Ke Jie
(1997) Hunter Douglas: American noted family and child of Kym Douglas, 38, and Jerry Douglas, 61, nearly six weeks premature.
(1996) Simone Manuel: Athlete.
(1996) Bahja Rodriguez: Rapper.
(1995) Kristaps Porzingis: Basketball Player.
(1995) Vikram Barn: YouTube Star.
(1995) Darius Dobre: Family Member.
(1994) Laura Pigossi: Brazilian tennis player.

(1993) Cassidy Gifford: American noted family and daughter, second child of Frank Gifford and Kathie Lee Gifford.
(1993) Serhiy Nigoyan: Ukrainian activist (d. 2014).
(1993) Ryan and Kyle Pepi: American twin actors.
(1992) Charli XCX: Pop Singer.
(1992) Hallie Eisenberg: Movie Actress.
(1992) Eddie Generazio: American poet and dancer.
(1992) Greg Austin: Actor.
(1991) Skyler Day: American actress and singer.
(1991) Evander Kane: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1991) Crystal Lee: Model.
(1991) Tiana Small: Reality Star.
(1991) Gabriel Anthony Cohen: Son of Meredith Viera and Richard Cohen.
(1990) Ima Bohush: Belarusian tennis player.
(1990) Cameron Hurley: Guitarist.
(1990) Skylar Diggins: American basketball player.
(1990) Jack O'Connell: Actor.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Priscilla (French singer)
(1989) Yaniss Lespert
(1989) Charlie Short: YouTube Star.
(1989) Vanes-Mari Toit: South African netball player.
(1989) Tiffany Hwang: Musician.
(1989) Nacer Chadli: Belgian footballer.
(1989) Priscilla Betti: French singer-actress, participating in the TV show "Danse avec les Stars" as finalist (23 December 2015).
(1988) Brittany Hargest: American singer.
(1988) Golden Tate: Football Player.
(1988) Meghan Klingenberg: Soccer Player.

(1988) Nayer : Pop Singer.
(1988) Rob Kwiet: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1988) Alice Moran: Canadian actress and screenwriter.
(1987) Laura Tanguy
(1987) Csilla Borsányi: Hungarian tennis player.
(1987) Yura Movsisyan: Armenian footballer.
(1986) Sihame Assbague
(1986) Mathieu Razanakolona: Canadian skier.
(1986) Christopher Batten: Bassist.
(1986) Elijah Kelley: Actor.
(1986) Elena Vesnina: Athlete.
(1985) Harry Smith (wrester)
(1985) Jimmy Briand: French association football (soccer) player who currently plays for Hannover 96 in the Bundesliga.
(1985) Chase Armitage
(1985) Antoinette Nana Djimou
(1985) David Smith: Canadian wrestler.
(1985) Britt Nicole: American Christian pop vocalist.
(1985) Harry Smith: Canadian professional wrestler.
(1985) Stephen Ferris: Irish rugby player.
(1984) Brandon Browner
(1984) Giampaolo Pazzini: Italian footballer.
(1984) Britt Nicole: Pop Singer.
(1984) J. D. Vance: Author.
(1983) Nick Diaz: American MMA fighter.
(1983) Angell Conwell: TV Actress.
(1983) Michel Bastos: Brazilian footballer.
(1983) Huston Street
(1983) Kim Jungah: South Korean singer dancer and actress (After School).
(1983) Molly Bish: American missing person, age 16 when she disappeared.
(1982) Hélder Postiga: Portuguese footballer.
(1982) Sara Foster: American actress.
(1982) Kerry Rhodes: American football player.
(1982) Helder Postiga: Portuguese footballer.
(1982) Grady Sizemore: American baseball player.
(1981) Alexander Emelianenko: Russian mixed martial artist and boxer.
(1981) Aleksander Emelianenko: Russian MMA fighter, brother of Fedor Emelianenko.
(1981) Tim Murtagh: English cricketer.
(1980) Nadia Bjorlin: American actress.
(1980) Youssouf Fofana (killer)
(1980) Aaron Staton: Actor.
(1980) Ivica Banović: Croatian footballer.
(1980) Dingdong Dantes: Filipino actor, television presenter, commercial model and film producer.
(1980) Youssouf Fofana: French criminal gang leader, the self-proclaimed 'Brain of the Barbarians,' an anti-Semitic gang.
(1980) Uğur Karlova: Turkish comedian and actor.
(1980) Ivica Banovic: Croatian footballer.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Susanne Bormann
(1979) Jason Momoa: Actor.
(1979) Marco Bonura: Italian footballer.
(1979) Reuben Kosgei: Kenyan middle- and long-distance runner.
(1979) Donna Air: English model actress and singer.
(1979) Honeysuckle Weeks: Actress.
(1978) Natashia Williams
(1978) Kazuki Namioka: Japanese actor.
(1978) Dragan Vukmir: Serbian footballer.
(1978) Deividas Šemberas: Lithuanian footballer.

(1978) Goran Gavrančić: Serbian footballer.
(1978) Goran Gavrancic: Serbian footballer.
(1978) Dhani Harrison: Musician.
(1978) Matt Guerrier: American baseball player.
(1977) Edward Furlong: Movie Actor.
(1977) Mark Velasquez: American photographer.
(1977) Edward Furlong in Pasedina: California; actor (John Connor - Terminator 2).
(1977) Alejandro Amaya
(1976) Sam Worthington: Australian actor.
(1976) Michael Weiss: Washington, DC -- Figure skater (1997 World Champ-7th).
(1976) Kati Wilhelm
(1976) Jay Heaps: American soccer player and coach.
(1976) Reyes Estevez: Spanish mid-distance runner.
(1976) Mohammad Zahid: Pakistani cricketer.
(1976) Reyes Estévez: Spanish runner.
(1975) Ben Coccio
(1975) Michelle Thorne: English porn actress and director.
(1975) Mineiro : Brazilian footballer.
(1975) Xu Huaiwen: Chinese-German badminton player and coach.
(1975) Tamás Molnár: Hungarian water polo player.
(1975) Ingrid Rubio: Spanish actress.
(1974) Angel Boris
(1974) Angie Cepeda: Colombian actress.
(1974) Liz Lieu
(1974) Nabil Bouchlal: Soccer player (Willem II).
(1974) Ross Gay: Poet.
(1974) Phil Williams: English journalist and radio host.
(1974) Jeremy Castle: American country singer and songwriter, he describes his music as being in the original country style.
(1974) Paul Grasmanis: Defensive tackle (Chicago Bears).
(1973) George Zidek: Czechoslovakian-American basketball player: center, Nuggets.
(1973) Baghdad (Iraq)
(1973) Karina Habšudová
(1973) Eric Deflandre
(1973) Édith Azam
(1973) Sandrine Rigaux
(1973) Tempestt Bledsoe: Actress.
(1973) Nade Dieu: Belgian actress whose films inlcude "Maigret L'Inspecteur Cadavre" (1997), "The Butterfly" (2002) by Philippe Muyl, "Notre musique" (2004) by Jean-Luc Godard, and "Un village français" (2009) as Marie Germain.
(1973) Nancy Drolet: Ice hockey forward (Canada, Olympics - 1998).
(1973) Kia Goodwin in Livingston: New Jersey, USA; actress (Tiffany Holloway-227).
(1973) Susie O'Neill: Australian swimmer.
(1973) Miguel Mendonca: Zimbabwean journalist and author.
(1973) Reyn Ouwehand: Dutch C=64 Composer.
(1973) Danie Keulder: Namibian cricketer.
(1973) Hiroyuki Goto: Japanese game designer created Kotoba no Puzzle: Mojipittan.
(1973) Karina Habsudova: Bojnice, Slovakia -- Tennis star (1995 Futures Czech).
(1973) Kari Anne Safford: Point Pleasant, West Virginia -- Miss America - WV (1997).
(1973) Fiona Mullally: Miss Ireland Universe (1997).
(1973) Kris Holden-Ried: Actor.
(1972) Jacinda Barrett: Australian-American model and actress.
(1972) Corinne Rey-Bellet: Ski champion and homicide victim.
(1972) Matthew Del Negro
(1972) Mohamed Al-Deayea: Saudi Arabian footballer.
(1972) Lee McClinton: NFL running back (Miami Dolphins).
(1972) Justyna Steczkowska: Polish singer-songwriter and actress.
(1972) Daniele Nardello: Italian cyclist.
(1972) Nathan Thomas: Australian water polo player (1996 Olympics).
(1971) Alice Evans: English actress.
(1971) Marina de Van
(1971) Messmer (hypnotist)
(1971) Michael Hughes: Irish footballer and manager.
(1971) Jason Bell: Australian rugby player.
(1971) Dick Schreuder: Dutch soccer player (PSV / FC Groningen / RKC).
(1971) Fernando Smith: NFL defensive end (Minn Vikings).
(1970) Kevin Smith: Director.
(1970) Elijah Alexander: NFL linebacker (Indianapolis Colts, Denver Broncos).
(1970) Wes Bender: WLAF / NFL running back (Frankfurt Galaxy, NO Saints).
(1970) Tony Amonte: Hingham, Massachusetts -- NHL right wing (Chicago Blackhawks, USA).
(1970) Chainey Umphrey: Albuquerque, New Mexico -- Gymnast (1996 Olympics - 5th Place).
(1970) Philo Wallace: Barbiadian West Indies cricketer.
(1970) Jonathan Andrew Kaye: Denver, Colorado -- PGA golfer (1995 Quad City-2nd).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Cedric Ceballos: NBA forward (LA Lakers, Phoenix Suns).
(1969) Stephanie Honer
(1969) Fernando Couto: Portuguese footballer and manager.
(1969) Jan Blomberg: Norwegian drummer and songwriter (Winds Mayhem and Arcturus).
(1969) Erik Meijer: Dutch soccer player (PSV, Uerdingen).
(1969) David Wain: Writer.
(1969) Angelica Rivera: Soap Opera Actress.
(1969) Richard Hallebeek: Dutch jazz guitarist.
(1969) Jan Axel Blomberg Norwegian drummer (Dimmu Borgir: Winds, Mayhem).
(1968) Bridgid Coulter

(1968) Sean Groom: Northford, Connecticut -- Rower (1996 Olympics).
(1968) Stefan Effenberg: German footballer and sportscaster.
(1968) John Stanier: American drummer (Helmet Tomahawk The Mark of Cain and Battles).
(1968) Chrystia Freeland: Musician.
(1967) Aaron Krickstein: American tennis player.
(1967) Derek Wells in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Fitzpatricks).
(1967) Martin Laamers: Soccer player (Vitesse).
(1967) Aline Brosh McKenna: American screenwriter.
(1967) Aaron Krickstein in Ann Arbor: Michigan, USA; tennis player (Tel Aviv 1983).
(1967) Mona Eltahawy: Journalist.
(1967) Jose Padilha: Director.
(1967) Aline McKenna: American screenwriter and producer.
(1966) Rosalie van Breemen
(1966) Tim Wakefield: Melbourne, Florida -- Pitcher (Boston Red Sox).
(1966) Takashi Iizuka: Japanese wrestler.
(1966) James St. James: Celebrity.
(1966) Joseph Wanag: Wilson, Connecticut -- US judoka (1992 Olympics).
(1966) Takayuki Iizuka: Japanese professional wrestler.
(1966) MV Sridhar: Indian cricketer.
(1965) Sola Akingbola
(1965) Takayuki Iizuka: Wrestler (NJPW).
(1965) Sam Mendes: Director.
(1965) Hisanobu Watanabe: Japanese baseball player and coach.
(1965) Joe Hockey: Australian politician who has served as Treasurer of Australia in the Tony Abbott Government since 18 September 2013.
(1964) Mary-Louise Parker: American actress.
(1964) John Cullen: Puslinch -- NHL center (Tampa Bay Lightning).
(1964) Frank Biela: German race car driver.
(1963) Kuba Wojewódzki
(1963) Jeff Bloom: Seattle, Washington -- Canadian Tour golfer (1988 Montana Open).
(1963) Caroline Pierce: Cheshire, England -- Golfer (1995 JAL Big Apple Classic-2nd).
(1963) Uğur Tütüneker: Turkish footballer and manager.
(1963) John Carroll Lynch: Actor.
(1963) Demian Bichir: Actor.
(1963) Dean Wareham: Musician.
(1963) Cooli Coolio: Musician.
(1963) Daniel Pelosi: American convicted murderer.
(1963) Laura Bennett: American architect and fashion designer.
(1963) Cynthia Stevenson: Oakland, California -- Actress (Player, Bob, Hope & Gloria).
(1962) Cynthia Stevenson: Canadian actress.
(1962) Billy Kilson: American drummer.
(1962) Ed Gillespie: Politician.
(1962) Lee Mavers: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (The La's).
(1961) Cold 187um: American rapper and producer (Above the Law).
(1961) Graham Dye: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Scarlet Party, The Alan Parsons Project).
(1961) Michael Spiller: Director.
(1961) Ed West: NFL tight end (Philadelphia Eagles, Atlanta Falcons).
(1961) Pete de Freitas: Spanish drummer and producer (Echo & the Bunnymen) (d. 1989).
(1960) Linda Fratianne: American professional figure skater.
(1960) Olivier Gruner
(1960) Virginie Ledieu
(1960) David Yow: American singer-songwriter (Scratch Acid The Jesus Lizard and Qui).
(1960) Apollonia [Patricia Kotero] in Santa Monica: California, USA; actress (Purple Rain).
(1960) Mona Schulz: American psychiatrist and medical intuitive, she has a degree in neuroanatomy and behavioral neuroscience.
(1960) Neal Morse: American singer and keyboard player (Spock's Beard Transatlantic Yellow Matter Custard and Flying Colors).
(1960) Linda Fratienne: Northridge sports Champions.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Anne Lauvergeon: French businesswoman and ex-president of the nuclear firm Areva, nicknamed "Atomic Annie.
(1959) Apollonia Kotero: American singer and actress (Apollonia 6).
(1959) Victoria Jackson: American comedian.
(1959) Kelly Michael (singer)
(1959) Raffaele Ciriello: Italian journalist, a photographic reporter killed by Israeli soldiers on 3/13/2002.
(1959) Britt Helfer: Clearfield, Utah -- Actress (Lily-Loving, Alley Cat).
(1959) Joe Elliott: Musician.
(1959) Kelly Michael: American singer, appearing as a duo with Amy Rodden under the name of Thelma and Louise.
(1959) Johnny Kemp: Bahamian singer-songwriter and producer (d. 2015).
(1958) Sirpa Viljamaa: Finnish beauty queen, miss finland 1980; intensive medical treatments 1991.

(1958) Arshad Ayub: Indian cricketer and manager.
(1958) Shō Hayami: Japanese voice actor and singer.
(1957) Butch Vig: American drummer songwriter and producer (Garbage and Spooner).
(1957) Annick Cojean
(1957) Mojo Nixon: American singer, lyricist and actor.
(1957) Farhat Basir Khan: Indian Photography and Media Activist Academician, a critically acclaimed Media Professional.
(1957) Stephen Kelly Petterson: Auckland, New Zealand -- Smallbore rifle (1996 Olympics).
(1957) Farhat Khan: Indian photographer and academic.
(1957) Madison Smartt Bell: Novelist.
(1957) Taylor Negron: Actor.
(1956) David Otwell: American singer along with his twin brother Roger who was born five minutes later, TV regulars on the "Lawrence Welk Show," 1977-82.
(1956) Roger Otwell: American singer along with his twin brother David who was born five minutes earlier, TV regulars on the "Lawrence Welk Show," 1977-82.
(1956) Jim Neidhart: American professional wrestler.
(1956) Isabel Pantoja: in Spain; spanish singer (Genio y Figura).
(1956) Fulvio Melia: Italian-born American physicist, astrophysicist and author.
(1956) Leslie Ackerman: TV Actress.
(1956) Bill Murchison Jr: Lake Charles, Louisiana -- Nike golfer (1994 Boise Open-2nd).
(1955) Muriel Robin: French comedian, singer and actress, she won an Emmy in 2007 for her leading role in "Marie Besnard.
(1955) Craig Virgin: American runner, the record-holder in the 10,000 meter race as of 1980.
(1955) Caleb Carr: American novelist and military historian.
(1955) John Gilmore: Activist.
(1955) Tim Dunigan: American actor.
(1955) Roberta Wallach in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Civil Wars).
(1955) Jimmy Lowe: Nashville, Tennessee -- Country singer (Pirates of Ms-Fred Jake).
(1955) Tony Godden: English footballer and manager.
(1954) Sammy McIlroy: Irish footballer and manager.
(1954) James Gleick: Author.
(1954) Lisa Brown: Kansas City, Missouri -- Actress (Guiding Light, Iva-As the World Turns).
(1954) James Charles Kopp: American anti-abortion militant, murderer of Barnett Slepian.
(1954) Michael Badnarik: Politician.
(1954) James Kopp: American murderer.
(1954) Ken MacLeod: Scottish blogger and author.
(1953) Donnie Munro: Scottish rock musician and lead singer with Runrig, probably the only successful band to regularly sing in Gaelic.
(1953) Patrick Butch
(1953) Butch Patrick: American actor.
(1953) Marjo : Canadian singer-songwriter (Corbeau).
(1953) Anthony Seldon: English historian and author.
(1953) Robert Cray: Musician.
(1953) Howard Kurtz: Journalist.
(1952) Alain Giresse: French football player as midfielder for France, then coach of Senegal.
(1952) Angel Herrera: Cuba -- FW / LW boxer (1976, 80 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1952) Paul David Crews: South Carolina, United States -- Murderer (FBI Most Wanted List).
(1951) Marcel Iures
(1951) Per Westerberg: Swedish businessman and politician Speaker of the Parliament of Sweden.
(1951) Andrew Gold: American singer-songwriter and producer (Wax) (d. 2011).
(1951) Tommy Bolin: Musician.
(1951) Freddie Wadling: Swedish singer-songwriter guitarist and actor (Leather Nun and Blue for Two).
(1951) Joe Turner: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Deep Purple Rainbow Fandango Brazen Abbot and Hughes Turner Project).
(1951) Joe Lynn Turner: American singer (Deep Purple, Rainbow).
(1951) Steve Hillage: English guitarist (Uriel Gong Khan and System 7).
(1951) Andrew Gold in Burbank: California, USA; rocker (Lonely Boy).
(1950) Mathieu Carrière
(1950) Kathryn Harrold: American actress.
(1950) Lance Ito: American bearded and bespectacled Japanese-American jurist who gained massive media attention as the presiding judge on the O.J.
(1950) Graham Hancock
(1950) Jussi Adler-Olsen: Danish author and publisher.
(1950) Kathryn Harrold in Tarzewell: Virginia, USA; actress (MacGruder and Loud).
(1950) Mathieu Carriere: Hanover, Germany -- Actor (Bay Boy, Woman in Flames).
(1950) Sue Rodriguez: Canadian assisted suicide advocate (Born 1950).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Jim Carroll: Author.
(1949) James Fallows: American journalist and author.
(1949) Bertalan Farkas: first Hungarian space traveler (Soyuz 36).
(1949) Madeleine Smith: Sussex, England -- Actress (Vampire Lovers).
(1948) Bob Rae
(1948) Andy Low: Welsh singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Fair Weather and Amen Corner).
(1948) Robert P Holdstock: United Kingdom -- Sci-fi author (Ghost Dance, Labyrinth).
(1948) Andy Fairweather Low: Welsh guitarist (Amen Corner).
(1948) Dennis Prager: American radio talk show host and author.
(1948) James Street: American football and baseball player (d. 2013).

(1948) Snoo Wilson: English playwright and screenwriter (d. 2013).
(1947) Massiel : Spanish singer and actress.
(1947) Ruth Bakke: Norwegian organist and composer.
(1947) Lawrence Wright: American journalist author and screenwriter.
(1946) Rick Boucher: Politician.
(1946) James Howe: American journalist and author.
(1945) Joanna Cassidy: American television and movie actress best known for her role in "Falcon Crest.
(1945) Jean Chabot
(1945) John Bowis
(1945) Alex Jesaulenko: Austrian-Australian footballer and coach.
(1945) Jewell Jackson McCabe: President (National coaltion of 100 black women).
(1945) Eric Simms: Australian rugby player and coach.
(1945) Bunker Roy: Indian educator and activist.
(1944) Tony Costa: American homicide; found guilty of the murder of two women who had disappeared from Provincetown on 1/26/1969.
(1944) Jim Capaldi: English drummer and songwriter (Traffic) (d. 2005).
(1944) Susan Denberg
(1944) Peter Stachura: Peter D. Stachura was born in Scotland of Polish emigré parents.
(1944) Naná Vasconcelos: Brazilian singer and berimbau player.
(1944) Nana Vasconcelos: Brazilian jazz percussionist and vocalist.
(1944) Joanna Cassidy [Caskey] in Haddonfield: New Jersey, USA; actress (240 Robert).
(1944) Thomas Steinbeck: Writer.
(1943) Bernard Dhellemme: French pilot, the Commander of the Air-France Airbus A320 that was taken by four terrorists on 12/24/1995, Algiers.
(1943) Kathy Lennon
(1943) Max Wright: Detroit, Michigan -- Actor (Buffalo Bill, Alf, Misfits of Science).
(1943) Jed S. Rakoff: Judge.
(1943) Jeltje van Nieuwenhoven: Dutch MP (PvdA).
(1943) Herbert Allison: American lieutenant and businessman (d. 2013).
(1943) Tom Burgmeier: American baseball player and coach.
(1943) Jon Cavaiani: English-American sergeant Medal of Honor recipient (d. 2014).
(1943) Julia Foster: English actress.
(1943) Rose Tremain: British Novelist / playwright (Restoration).
(1942) Isabel Allende: Chilean author.
(1942) Roland Agret
(1942) Bob Netolicky
(1942) Juan Formell: Cuban singer-songwriter and bass player (Los Van Van) (d. 2014).
(1942) Leo Beenhakker: Dutch soccer trainer.
(1942) Jerry Garcia: Musician.
(1942) Jean-Pierre Le Goff: French writer.
(1941) François Weyergans: Belgian writer and director.
(1941) Fabio Testi: Italian film actor, notable as the star of, among many other films, First Action Hero.
(1941) Jules Hoffmann: Luxembourgian-French biologist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1941) Doris Coley: American singer (The Shirelles) (d. 2000).
(1941) Homer Banks: US singer / songwriter (Be What You Are).
(1941) Raymond Sokolov: Journalist.
(1941) Ede Staal: Dutch singer-songwriter (d. 1986).
(1941) Michael Ledeen: Writer.
(1940) Doris Kenner in Passaic: New Jersey, USA; singer (Shirelles - "Soldier Boy").
(1940) Beko Ransome-Kuti: Nigerian physician and activist (d. 2006).
(1940) Will Tura: Belgian singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1940) Jurgen Draeger: German actor, painter and draftsman.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Wes Craven: American author, film maker and screen writer known for his horror films "Nightmare on Elm Street" and "Scream.
(1939) Edward Pattern in Atlanta: Georgia, USA; singer (Gladys Knight and the Pips).
(1939) Terry Kiser: Actor.
(1939) John W Snow: American 73rd United States Secretary of the Treasury.
(1939) Benjamin Barber: American theorist author and academic.
(1939) John Snow: American businessman and politician 73rd United States Secretary of the Treasury.
(1939) Michel Vachey: France Writer.
(1939) Robert James Waller: Writer.
(1938) John E Pepper Jr
(1938) Dave Balon: Canadian ice hockey player and coach (d. 2007).

(1938) Terry Peck: Falkland Islander who acted as a scout for 3rd Battalion, The Parachute Regiment in the Falklands War (Born 1938).
(1938) Brunhilde Hendrix: German FR, relay runner (1960 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1938) Pierre de Bane: French-Canadian politician.
(1938) Paul Jenkins: American actor (d. 2013).
(1938) Pierre de Bané: Israeli-Canadian lawyer and politician.
(1937) Ron Brierley: New Zealand entrepreneur, described as an equivalent to the American Donald Trump.
(1937) John Salt: English painter.
(1937) Gundula Janowitz: Austrian operatic soprano.
(1937) Garth Hudson: Canadian keyboard player songwriter and producer (The Band and The Call).
(1937) Billy Cannon: American football player and dentist.
(1937) William Cannon: football player (Heisman-1959).
(1937) Ronald Brierley: Company chairman.
(1937) Al D'Amato: Politician.
(1936) Christopher Hogg: CEO (Courtaulds & Reuters).
(1936) Anthony Payne: English composer and author.
(1936) Anthony Edward Payne: Composer.
(1935) Derek Enright: British politician, a Member of Parliament returned at General Election on 11/07/1991 to replace George Buckley, who died 9/14/1991.
(1935) Amidou : Moroccan-French actor (d. 2013).
(1935) Betty Brosmer: American model and author.
(1935) Hank Cochran: American country music singer and songwriter (d. 2010).
(1935) Derek Anthony Enright: Politician.
(1935) John MacIvor Perkins: Composer.
(1934) Claude Gault: St-Nazaire Journalist.
(1934) Carl Cecil Cain: Freeport, Illinois -- Basketball player (1956 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1934) Pål Løkkeberg: Norwegian actor and director.
(1934) Albert W Hall: Actor (Apocalypse Now).
(1934) Valery Bykovsky: Russian general and astronaut.
(1934) Valery Bykovsky cosmonaut (Vostok 5: Soyuz 22, 31).
(1933) Tobin Bell
(1933) Michel del Castillo
(1933) Tom Bell: English actor on stage, television and film (Born 1933).
(1933) Sheldon Adelson: Businessman.
(1933) Gino Landi: Italian choreographer and theatre director.
(1933) Ellis Amburn: American book editor and biographer, who has written books about Roy Orbison, Janis Joplin, Warren Beatty, Elizabeth Taylor and Buddy Holly.
(1933) Ioannis Varvitsiotis: Greek politician Greek Minister of Defence.
(1933) Dom DeLuise: Actor.
(1932) Peter O'Toole: Irish actor whose charismatic appeal appeared on-screen from 1959.
(1932) Lamar Hunt: American businessman co-founded the American Football League and World Championship Tennis (d. 2006).
(1932) Marvin David Levy: Composer.
(1932) James Cash: American homicide victim kidnapped and killed by suffocation on 5/28/1938 by McCall.
(1931) Karl Miller: English journalist and critic (d. 2014).
(1931) Viliam Schrojf: Slovak footballer (d. 2007).
(1931) Henryck Schiller: Composer.
(1931) Philippa Duke Schuyler: Composer.
(1931) Pierre DuMaine: American bishop and academic.
(1931) Eddie Fuller: South African cricketer (d. 2008).
(1931) Tom Wilson: Cartoonist.
(1930) Pierre Bourdieu: Sociologist.
(1930) Lawrence Eagleburger: Diplomat.
(1930) Vali Myers: Australian painter and dancer (d. 2003).
(1930) Ron de Lugo: (Rep-D-Virgin Islands, 1973-79, 81- ).
(1930) Geoffrey Holder: Actor.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Zeca Afonso
(1929) David Waddington: Baron Waddington English lawyer and politician Governor of Bermuda.
(1929) José Afonso: Portuguese musician and folk singer with left-wing political messages in his songs.
(1929) Roy Crimmins: English trombonist and composer (d. 2014).
(1929) John Gale: English director and producer.
(1929) K Peyton: English author and educator.
(1929) Vidya Shukla: Indian politician Indian Minister of External Affairs (d. 2013).
(1928) Hugh Francis Lamprey: Ecologist.
(1928) Malcolm Hilton: English cricketer (d. 1990).
(1927) Mario Garcia Palmieri: cardiologist and the first Hispanic to have the distinction of being designated a "Master" by the American College of Cardiology (MACC) in recognition of his contributions to the field of cardiology.

(1927) Peter Swinnerton-Dyer: English mathematician and academic.
(1927) Seung Sahn: Korean spiritual figure (Born 1927).
(1927) Olivier Laronde: France Writer.
(1926) Betsy Bloomingdale: American department store mogul (Bloomingdale's).
(1925) Alan Whicker: British world traveler born in Egypt, TV host of "Whicker's World" from 1958.
(1925) Jorge Rafael Videla: Argentinian dictator, 43rd President of Argentina.
(1925) John Dexter: English stage and film director (Born 1925).
(1925) K Arulanandan: Ceylon-American engineer and academic (d. 2004).
(1925) Pam Gems: Playwright.
(1925) John McCormack: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1925) Jorge Videla: Argentinian general and politician 43rd President of Argentina (d. 2013).
(1924) James Baldwin: American writer (Born 1924).
(1924) James Baldwin: American writer (Born 1924).
(1924) Carroll O'Connor: American actor (d. 2001).
(1924) Corrado (TV host)
(1924) Joe Harnell: American musician, composer and arranger (Born 1924).
(1924) Roland Mancini: French biographer.
(1924) Raffaele Andreassi: Italian film director most known for his movie "Flashback" from 1969.
(1924) James Baldwin: New York, United States -- Author (Go Tell it on Mountain, Another Country).
(1924) Corrado : Italian actor, a radio and TV host of special programs.
(1924) James A. Baldwin: Author.
(1923) Shimon Peres: Israeli politician, Prime Minister of Israel and the ninth President of the State of Israel.
(1923) Rene Bienes: French rugby player, chosen 29 times in international events as prop and wing forward.
(1922) Gábor Agárdy: Hungarian actor (d. 2006).
(1922) Paul Laxalt: (Senator-Republican-Nevada).
(1922) Geoffrey Dutton: Australian historian and author (d. 1998).
(1922) Betsy Bloomingdale: American socialite formerly married to entrepreneur Alfred Bloomingdale and in the same social circle as the Reagans, a friend of Nancy.
(1921) Simone Valère: French actress who appeared in more than forty films from 1941 to 1993.
(1921) Ira Progoff: American author and doctor of psychology.
(1921) Louis Chambon: Arles physician.
(1921) Jean Crosnier: Aubervilliers physician.
(1921) Simone Valere: Paris 10éme Actor.
(1921) Alan Whicker: Egyptian-English journalist (d. 2013).
(1921) Jean Coursaget: Confolens physician.
(1921) Elaine Dundy: Novelist.
(1920) Louis Pauwels: French journalist and writer (d. 1997).
(1920) Pierre Viansson-Ponté: French journalist, author, editor, leading political commentator & historian of the gaullist era in France.
(1920) Robert Bobin: France sport Champion.
(1920) Augustus Rowe: Canadian physician and politician (d. 2013).
(1920) George Cantlay: American military, major general.
(1920) Bill Scott: cartoon voice (Mr Peabody, Bullwinkle), dies at age 65.
(1920) Theo Marcuse: Washington, United States -- Actor (Mara of Wilderness).
(1920) Phyllis James: Mystery writer.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Bernard Michel
(1919) Danielle Bonel: French actress, particularly known as the secretary and confidant from 1937 to 1963 of the singer Edith Piaf, who died in her arms.
(1919) John Pinkerton: Compuer Scientist.
(1919) Nehemiah Persoff: Israeli-American actor and singer.
(1919) Raymond Tissot: France sport Champion.
(1919) Tom Ray: American animator who founded his own animation studio, Tomstone Animation.
(1918) Henri Lamaze: France sport Champion.
(1917) Felix Sparks: American military commander who led the 3rd Battalion of the 157th Infantry Regiment of the 45th Infantry Division of the United States Army, the first Allied force to enter Dachau concentration camp and liberate its prisoners.
(1916) Camille Hilaire: Metz Painters.
(1916) Alfonso Ossorio: Filipino-American painter and sculptor (d. 1990).

(1916) Jean-Claude Aaron: French businessman, a builder and developer who organized the financing of the Maine-Montparnasse Tower in Paris.
(1916) Reginald Murley: Surgeon.
(1915) Gary Merrill: Actor (Time Tunnel, Huckleberry Finn), dies at 75.
(1915) Johan Limpers: Sculptor / resistance fighter.
(1915) William Gear: William Gear was a Scottish painter and silk screen printing pioneer, who won numerous international awards.
(1915) Émile Carrara: French composer and accordionist of Italian origin.
(1914) Félix Leclerc: Canadian singer-songwriter actor and poet (d. 1988).
(1914) Gary Merrill Hartford Connecticut: USA; actor (Young Dr Kildare, All About Eve).
(1914) Big Price: American singer-songwriter and pianist (d. 2012).
(1914) Beatrice Straight: American actress (d. 2001).
(1914) J. Lee Thompson: Director.
(1914) Ismond Rosen: Psychoanalyst / artist.
(1914) Agnes Chabrier: France Writer.
(1914) Felix Leclerc: Quebec singer, songwriter and writer (d. 1988).
(1913) Xavier Thaninayagam: Sri Lankan scholar and academic (d. 1980).
(1912) Ann Dvorak [McKim]: NYC, New York -- Actress (G Men, Life of Her Own, Scarface).
(1912) Gwen Plumb: Australian actress and comedienne who began her career in 1931 as a member of Gwen Meridith's Drama Club.
(1912) Vladimir Zerjavic: Croatian statistician (d. 2001).
(1912) Vladimir Žerjavić: Croatian economist and author (d. 2001).
(1912) Håkon Stenstadvold: Norwegian painter illustrator and critic (d. 1977).
(1912) Palle Huld: Danish actor (Born 1912).
(1912) Bela Szigeti: Theoretical physicist.
(1911) Ann Dvorak: Actress (G Men, Life of Her Own, Scarface), dies at 67.
(1911) Jean-Baptiste Bouvier: Vollore-Ville physician.
(1910) Roger MacDougall: Scottish director playwright and screenwriter (d. 1993).
(1910) Gilberte Chazottes: Argentine-French noted family member, the wife of French aviator Jean Mermoz (1901-1936).
(1910) Lou Zara: NYC, New York -- Writer (Stump the authors).
(1910) Gertruida EW "Truss" van Aalten: Actress (Girl in Blue Hat).
(1910) Lawrence Josset: Engraver.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Robert Exbrayat-Durivaux: St-Etienne EXecutives.
(1908) Jean Lagarde: Verdun Military man.
(1907) Mary Hamman: American journalist and author (d. 1984).
(1906) Albert Goodwin: Historian.
(1905) Myrna Loy: American actress whose political views took her into prominence in UNESCO.
(1905) Maya Perez: Guyanan psychic.
(1905) Karl Amadeus Hartmann: German composer (Born 1905).
(1905) Karl Hartmann: German composer (d. 1963).
(1905) Karl Klüsner: German film actor, who died on 25 July 1960 in Berlin-Wannsee.
(1905) Karl Klusner: Germany Actor.

(1904) Enrico Bordoni: Italy Painter.
(1904) Erich Dethleffsen: German military, general.
(1903) Ellen Yoakum: American healer by laying-on-hands who is recognized by notable doctors for her work.
(1903) Marvin Bower: Businessman.
(1903) Paul Horgan: Author.
(1902) Cyril : Pope Cyril VI of Alexandria (d. 1971).
(1902) Helen Morgan: American actress (d. 1941).
(1901) Dmitri Alexandrovich : Russian royalty, a nephew of Czar Nicholas II and a great-grandson of Czar Nicholas I..
(1900) Helen Morgan: American singer and actress (Born 1900).
(1900) Helen Morgan [Riggins]: United States -- Singer / actress (Applause).
(1900) Marinus Adam: Dutch conductor / composer.
(1900) Holling Holling: American author and illustrator (d. 1973).

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