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Famous Birthdays of 2 March

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 2nd of March

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2010 - Today

(2016) Prince Oscar Carl Olof : Prince Oscar, Duke of Skåne is the youngest child of Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden and Prince Daniel, Duke of Västergötland.

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2009 - 2000

(2004) Elizabeth Hiley: Model.
(2002) Homer Lafoon: American noted family, the 7 lb.
(2002) Avery Morrison: YouTube Star.
(2001) Louis Healy: Family Member.
(2001) Lexee Smith: Dancer.
(2000) Cailee Rae: Pop Singer.
(2000) Bianca Umali: TV Actress.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Bailey McConnell: Pop Singer.
(1998) Chelsea Crockett: YouTube Star.
(1998) Tre Coast: YouTube Star.
(1998) JMX : YouTube Star.
(1997) Becky G: Rapper.
(1997) Gustavo Rocha: Vine Star.
(1997) Tulio Rocha: Vine Star.
(1996) Joe Weller: YouTube Star.
(1995) Ange-Freddy Plumain: French footballer.
(1995) Veronica Dunne: TV Actress.

(1994) Kofi Siriboe
(1994) Akuc Bol: TV Actress.
(1994) Jill Cimorelli: YouTube Star.
(1994) Nikkie De Jager: YouTube Star.
(1993) Mariya Yaremchuk: Ukrainian singer.
(1992) Maisie Richardson-Sellers
(1990) Ki-hong Lee
(1990) Hilly Hindi
(1990) Rauno Alliku: Estonian footballer.
(1990) Josh McGuire: Australian rugby league footballer.
(1990) Malcolm Butler: Football Player.
(1990) Choi Jong Hun: Korean guitarist, keyboardist, lyricist (F.
(1990) Lee Hong-gi: Pop Singer.
(1990) Tiger Shroff: Movie Actor.
(1990) Lee Hongki: Korean singer (F.
(1990) Hillary Hindi: YouTube Star.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Nathalie Emmanuel: TV Actress.
(1989) Jean-Frédéric Chapuis: French freestyle skier, he won the gold medal (ski cross) at the 2014 Sochi Olympics, the silver and bronze medalists were also French competitors.
(1989) Marcel Hirscher: Austrian skier.
(1989) Alemao: Brazilian footballer.
(1989) Alemão : Brazilian footballer.
(1989) Toby Alderweireld: Belgian footballer.
(1989) André Santos: Portuguese footballer.
(1989) Shane Vereen: American college football player.
(1988) James Arthur (singer)
(1988) Matthew Mitcham: Australian diver and entertainer.

(1988) Kate Alexa
(1988) Keith Jack: Scottish singer and actor.
(1988) Nadine Samonte: German-Filipino actress.
(1988) Geert Roorda: Dutch footballer.
(1988) Chris Rainey: American football player.
(1988) Nicola Geuer: German tennis player.
(1988) Édgar Andrade: Mexican footballer.
(1988) Adanna AdannaDavid: YouTube Star.
(1988) James Arthur: Pop Singer.
(1987) Jonas Jerebko: Swedish basketball player.
(1986) Sonja Kinski
(1986) Ethan Peck
(1986) Danielle Milian: Family Member.
(1986) Jon D'Aversa: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1985) Reggie Bush: American football player.
(1985) Robert Iler: American actor.
(1985) Suso Santana: Spanish football player.
(1985) Luke Pritchard: British singer (The Kooks).
(1984) Elizabeth Jagger: American noted family, the daughter of Mick Jagger and model Jerry Hall.
(1984) Blandine Bellavoir
(1984) Blake Anderson: Comedian.
(1984) Adam Kleeberger
(1983) Lisandro López: Argentinian footballer.
(1983) Igor Anton
(1983) Lee Sedol
(1983) Jay McClement: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1983) Ryan Shannon: American ice hockey player.
(1983) Aron Erlichman: Rapper.
(1983) Glen Perkins: American baseball player.
(1983) Deuce : American singer-songwriter and producer (Hollywood Undead).
(1983) Kolawole Agodirin: Nigerian footballer.
(1982) Élodie Bourgeois-Pin
(1982) Henrik Lundqvist: Hockey Player.
(1982) Ashley Fires
(1982) Jade Galbraith: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1982) Ben Roethlisberger: American football player (Pittsburgh Steelers).
(1982) Kevin Kurányi: German footballer.
(1982) Kevin Kuranyi: German footballer.
(1982) Mike Nugent: American football player (New York Jets).
(1982) Corey Webster: American football player.
(1981) Bryce Dallas Howard: American actress.
(1981) Imette Saint Guillen: American murder victim, raped and murdered in New York City in the early hours of February 25, 2006.
(1981) Lance Cade: American professional wrestler (Born 1981).
(1981) Bryce Howard: American actress.
(1981) Lorelei Lee: American porn actress.
(1980) Chris Powell (personal trainer)
(1980) Rebel Wilson: Movie Actress.
(1980) Daphné Bürki
(1980) Ingrid Bolso Berdal
(1980) Vincent Walker: American musician (Suburban Legends).
(1980) Édson Nobre: Angolan footballer.
(1980) Sunny Lane: American porn actress and model.
(1980) Chris Powell: Reality Star.
(1980) Karl Dominik: Polish-Chinese actor.
(1980) Lance Cade: American professional wrestler (d. 2010).
(1980) Edson Nobre: Angolan footballer.
(1980) Chris Barker: English footballer and manager.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) David Skrela
(1979) Damien Duff: Irish footballer.
(1979) Amanda Ireton: American reality TV figure.
(1979) Nicky Weaver: English footballer.
(1979) Sergei Davydov: Belarusian figure skater.
(1978) Serena Reinaldi
(1978) Lee Hodges: English footballer.
(1978) Gabby Eigenmann: Filipino actor and singer.
(1978) Giannis Skopelitis: Greek footballer.
(1978) Tomáš Kaberle: Czech ice hockey player.

(1978) Tomas Kaberle: Czech ice hockey player.
(1977) Chris Martin: English musician (Coldplay).
(1977) Elsa Kikoïne
(1977) Heather McComb: American actress.
(1977) Ruth Richards: American homicide victim, killed on 4/14/1989 by Ramon Salcido, her brother-in-law.
(1977) Jay Gibbons: American baseball player.
(1977) Dominique Canty: American basketball player and coach.
(1977) Stephen Parry: English swimmer and sportscaster.
(1977) Andrew Strauss: South African-English cricketer.
(1976) Lars Bruggemann: hockey defenseman (Team Germany 1998).
(1976) JJ Fernandez: Malaysian radio personality.
(1976) Glenn Rubenstein: American writer and journalist.
(1975) Juan Antonio Marin
(1975) Noriyuki Haga
(1975) El-P : American rapper and producer (Company Flow and The Weathermen).
(1975) Michael G: Simpson American Computer Analyst(b.
(1975) Arleen McDonald: Miss Mississippi-USA (1997).
(1974) Federica Ridolfi
(1974) Patrice Halgand: French professional road racing cyclist, one of only three Festina team riders who were named as clean during the Festina doping scandal during the 1998 Tour de France.
(1974) Monika Niederstatter: Italian athlete.
(1974) Martine Dessureault in MontrTal: QuTbec, Canada; 50-metre swimmer (Olympics-1996).
(1974) Hayley Lewis: Australian swimmer and television host.
(1973) Valérie Donzelli: French actress.
(1973) Matija Dedic
(1973) Paul Popowich: actor (Tommy Tricker and Stamp Traveler).
(1973) Trevor Sinclair: English footballer and manager.
(1973) Dejan Bodiroga: Serbian basketball player.
(1973) John Elmore: guard (Baltimore Ravens).
(1972) Mauricio Pochettino: Argentinian footballer and manager.
(1972) John Salvi: American homicide, a scripture-quoting religious fanatic Catholic who became the center of the national abortion debate.
(1972) Richard Ruccolo: American actor.
(1972) Rene Bitorajac: Croatian actor.
(1971) Method Man (actor)
(1971) Stefano Accorsi: Italian actor, married to French model and actress Laetitia Casta.
(1971) Dave Gorman: English documentary comedian.
(1971) Hajnalka Kiraly-Picot
(1971) Vincenzo Modica: Italian runner, a Silver Medallist in marathon at World Championship 1999.
(1971) Mendoza (Argentina)
(1971) Elizabeth Lackey
(1971) Norbert Hofer
(1971) Amber Smith: American model and actress.
(1971) James Hammerstrand in LaMesa: California, USA; volleyball middle blocker (Olympics-1996).
(1971) Ruffin Hamilton: NFL linebacker (Atlanta Falcons).
(1971) Method Man: Rapper.
(1971) Ray Hall: NFL defensive tackle (Jacksonville Jaguars).
(1971) Donna Perry: Glendale, California -- Playmate (Nov, 1994).
(1971) Manami Toyota: Japanese wrestler.
(1971) Lisa Lackey: Australian actress.
(1971) Amber Smith in Tampa: Florida, USA; actress (Faithful, Funeral, Mirror Has two Faces).
(1970) Ciriaco Sforza
(1970) Kevin Miniefield: NFL defensive back (Chicago Bears).
(1970) Alexander Armstrong: Comedian.
(1970) Steve Holman in Indianapolis: Indiana, USA; mile runner.
(1970) Wibi Soerjadi: Dutch pianist and composer.
(1970) James Purnell: English politician Secretary of State for Work and Pensions.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Ben Oxenbould: Australian actor.
(1969) Alessandro Moscardi: Italian rugby player.
(1969) Mark Selbee: American kick-boxer (d. 2014).
(1968) Daniel Craig: English actor.
(1968) Clarence Penn
(1968) Oleg A Korolev
(1968) Penny "Stamper" Davis in Carlisle: England; Canadian 470 yachter (Olympics-1996).
(1967) Jean-François di Martino
(1967) Thierry Lacroix
(1967) Leo Gomez: Canovanas, Puerto Rico -- Infielder (Chicago Cubs).

(1967) Leo Gomez in Canovanas: Puerto Rica; infielder (Chicago Cubs).
(1967) Allan Boyko: Canadian Football League slot back/twin of Bruce (Winnipeg Blue Bombers).
(1967) Bruce Boyko: Canadian Football League fullback/twin of Allan (Winnipeg Blue Bombers).
(1967) Jean-François Di Martino: French fencer, who won a silver medal in the team épée event at the 2000 Summer Olympics.
(1966) Judith Wiesner
(1966) Martin Sexton
(1966) Sheren Tang
(1966) Stevie Rachelle: rock vocalist (Tuff-What Comes Around Goes Around).
(1966) Judith Wiesner in Hallein: Austria; tennis star (1994 Schenectady).
(1966) Simon Reevell: English lawyer and politician.
(1965) Eric Ripert
(1965) Lembit Öpik: Irish politician.
(1965) Ron Gant: Victoria, Texas -- Outfielder (St. Louis Cardinals).
(1965) Ron Gant in Victoria: Texas, USA; outfielder (Saint Louis Cardinals).
(1965) Lembit Opik: British politician.
(1964) Laird Hamilton: American surfer and actor.
(1964) Alessandro Benetton: Italian noted family, a contemporary member of the noted industrial dynasty.
(1964) Mike Von Erich: American wrestler (Born 1964).
(1964) Megan Leigh: American porn star (d. 1990).
(1963) Toni Platao
(1963) Tuff Hedeman: American bull rider.
(1963) Alvin Hart: American singer and guitarist.
(1963) Tanyu Kiryakov: Bulgarian pistol shooter.
(1963) Wilfried Romoli: French ballet dancer, appointed étoile (star) of the Paris Opera ballet on 3 February 2005.
(1963) Anthony Albanese: Australian politician 15th Deputy Prime Minister of Australia.
(1963) Suzette Charles in Mays Landing: New Jersey, USA; replaced Vanessa Williams as Miss America (1984).
(1962) Jon Bon Jovi: American musician, the superstar leader of "Bon Jovi.
(1962) Jennifer Delora
(1962) Gabriele Tarquini: Italian race car driver.
(1962) Terry Steinbach: American baseball player; made his debut with the Oakland Athletics on 9/12/1986.
(1962) Scott La Rock: American DJ and producer (Boogie Down Productions) (d. 1987).
(1962) Jon Bon Jovi [Bongiovi] in Perth Amboy: New Jersey, USA; rocker (Bon Jovi - "You Give Love a Bad Name").
(1962) Philip Jonas in Johannesburg: South Africa; Canadian Tour golfer (1993 Payless-second).
(1962) Scott Sterling: American musician (Scott La Rock) (d. 1987).
(1962) Paul Farrelly: English journalist and politician.
(1962) Hiroyuki Morioka: Japanese author.
(1962) Tom Nordlie: Norwegian footballer and coach.
(1962) Michael Salinger: American poet and educator.
(1962) Al Del Greco: NFL kicker (Houston / Tennessee Oilers).
(1962) Raimo Summanen: Finnish ice hockey player and coach.
(1962) Terry Steinbach in New Ulm: Minnesota, USA; catcher (Oakland Athletics).
(1961) Simone Young: Australian conductor director and composer.
(1960) Debra Marshall: American professional wrestler and manager.
(1960) Hector Calma: Filipino basketball player.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Larry Stewart: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Restless Heart).
(1959) Larry Stewart in Paducah: Kentucky, USA; country singer (Restless Heart - "Wheels").
(1959) Laura Hurlbut: LPGA golfer.
(1959) GX Jupitter-Larsen: American artist/writer.
(1958) Ian Woosnam: English-Welsh golfer.
(1958) Grace Kennedy: Jamaican-English singer and television host.
(1958) Bernard Bonsignour: French homicide; strangled his aging mistress on 5/24/1987.
(1958) Kevin Curren: South African-American tennis player.
(1956) Eduardo Rodríguez
(1956) Mark Evans (musician)

(1956) John Cowsill: American singer and drummer (The Cowsills).
(1956) John Cowsill in Newport: Rhode Island, USA; rock drummer (Cowsills - "We Can Fly").
(1956) Maria Fernandez: Spanish dancer.
(1956) Mark Evans: Australian bass player (AC/DC Finch and Heaven).
(1956) Mark Evans in Melbourne: Australia; rock bassist (AC/DC - "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap", Warrior Soul - "Last Decade of The Century").
(1955) Oliver von Dohnányi
(1955) Jay Osmond: American singer and drummer (The Osmonds).
(1955) Dale Bozzio: American singer, known for her work with Frank Zappa and with her band, Missing Persons, which she formed with her former husband, drummer Terry Bozzio.
(1955) Jay Osmond in Ogden: Utah, USA; singer (Osmond Brothers, Donny and Marie).
(1955) Terrence Stone: Irish-American voice actor and casting director.
(1955) Ken Salazar: American politician, United States Senator from Colorado, 50th United States Secretary of the Interior.
(1955) Dale Bozzio in Boston: Massachusetts, USA; rock vocalist (Missing Persons - "Destination Unknown").
(1955) Shoko Asahara: Japanese cult leader founded Aum Shinrikyo.
(1954) Dai Sijie
(1954) Eddie Johnstone: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1954) Stone Phumelele: Sizani; South African treasurer (UDF).
(1954) Hans-Jurgen Baake: German footballer.
(1954) Charles Hunt: American noted family, the husband of Massachusetts Governor Jane Swift.
(1954) Ed Johnstone: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1953) William Simmons: sax/keyboardist (Midnight Star - "No Parking").
(1953) Russ Feingold: American politician, a Democratic Wisconsin State Senator 1983-1993, and U.S.
(1953) Dave Tobik: American baseball player, a right-handed pitcher with the Detroit Tigers (1978–1982), Texas Rangers (1983–1984), and Seattle Mariners (1985).
(1952) Laraine Newman: American actress and comedienne who studied with Marcel Marceau for one year, then moved to Los Angeles to do improv.
(1952) John Altman: British actor of film and TV, starting from 1975, with his strongest series being "EastEnders" from February 1985.
(1952) Deedee Mack: American singer and dancer who made a European tour for a year with the Tina Turner troupe in 1978.
(1952) Laraine Newman in Los Angeles: California, USA; comedienne/actress (Saturday Night Live).
(1952) Mark Evanier: American author and screenwriter.
(1951) Roberto Danino Zapata: Peruvian lawyer and former Prime Minister of Peru.
(1951) Cassie Yates in Macon: Georgia, USA; actress (Osterman Weekend, Dynasty).
(1950) Karen Carpenter: American musician, a member of a popular brother-sister singing team "The Carpenters," who sold millions of hit records in the early '70s.
(1950) Belinda Giblin: Australian actress who gained national attention as the sexy blonde secretary in the sordid TV soap "The Box," 10/1973 to 11/1974.
(1950) Matthew Laurance in Queens: New York, USA; actor/identical twin of Mitchell (Mel - Beverly Hills 90210, Ben - Duet).
(1950) Jeffrey Chodorow: American restaurateur and financier.
(1950) Mitchel Laurance: Actor (LA Law, Not Necessarily the News).
(1950) Karen Carpenter in New Haven: Connecticut, USA; vocalist/drummer ("We've Only Just Begun").
(1950) Mitchell Laurance in Queens: New York, USA; actor/identical twin of Matthew (L.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Alain Chamfort: French singer and piano-player.
(1949) Gates McFadden: American actress of stage, film and TV.
(1949) Cookie Mueller: Movie Actress.
(1949) J P R Williams: Welsh rugby union player.
(1949) JPR Williams: Welsh rugby player and surgeon.
(1949) Rory Gallagher in Ballyshannon: Ireland; rock guitarist (See Here).
(1949) Isabelle Mir
(1948) Rory Gallagher: Irish singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Taste) (d. 1995).
(1948) Larry Carlton: American guitarist.
(1948) Jeff Kennett: Australian politician 43rd Premier of Victoria.

(1947) Piotr Nardelli
(1947) Charles Dreyfus (artiste)
(1947) Harry Redknapp: English footballer and manager.
(1947) Jean-Guy Fechner
(1947) Nelson Ned: Brazilian singer-songwriter (d. 2014).
(1947) Pat Roles: Australian mother of premature and blind triplets.
(1946) Brian J Donnelly American politician (Representative-Democrat-Massachusetts: 1979-).
(1945) Christian Morin: French tv show host and clarinet player, he hosted programs on TF1 & A2: "La Roue de la fortune," "Succès fous", and "Un pour tous".
(1945) Philippe Jaffré: French senior official and businessman who died on 5 September 2007.
(1945) Derek Watkins: English trumpet player and composer (d. 2013).
(1945) Gordon Thomson: Canadian actor mainly on television.
(1945) Joy Garrett: Actress (Jo-Days of Our Lives).
(1945) Gordon Thompson: Ottawa, Ontario -- Actor (Adam Carrington-Dynasty).
(1944) Leif Segerstam: Composer.
(1944) Pam Barnett: LPGA golfer.
(1944) Uschi Glas: German film and television actress.
(1943) Tony Meehan: English drummer (The Shadows and The Vipers Skiffle Group) (d. 2005).
(1943) Jackson C Frank
(1943) Robert Williams: Cartoonist.
(1943) George Layton: English actor director and screenwriter.
(1943) Peter Straub: American novelist and poet.
(1943) Claude Larose: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1943) Gordon Black: English industrialist.
(1943) Rosa DeLauro: American politician (Representative-Democrat-Connecticut).
(1943) Zygfryd Blaut: Polish footballer (d. 2005).
(1943) Stephen Dickman: Composer.
(1942) Lou Reed: American rock musician, songwriter, and photographer.
(1942) John Irving: American novelist, the best-selling author of acclaimed novels including "A Prayer for Owen Meaney," "The Cider House Rules," "The Hotel New Hampshire" and "The World According to Garp.
(1942) Luc Plamondon: Canadian song writer and lyricist, he has written for many artists such as Robert Charlebois, Céline Dion, Diane Dufresne.
(1942) Jon Finch
(1942) Mir-Hossein Mousavi: Iranian architect and politician 79th Prime Minister of Iran.
(1942) Lou Reed [Louis Firbank] in Freeport: New York, USA; vocalist/guitarist ("Walk on the Wild Side", Velvet Underground).
(1942) John Irving in Exeter: New Hampshire, USA; writer (The World According to Garp).
(1942) Kwang Choi: South Korean martial artist.
(1942) Claude Larose: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1942) Peter Guber: American film producer.
(1942) Kwang Jo Choi: Korean Choi Kwang-Do champion.
(1941) David Satcher: American admiral and physician 16th Surgeon General of the United States.
(1941) Jon Finch: English actor (d. 2012).
(1940) Mamnoon Hussain: Pakistani businessman and politician 12th President of Pakistan.
(1940) Frederik van Zyl Slabbert chairman (South African Progressive Federal Party: 1979-86).
(1940) Tony Croatto: Italian singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 2005).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) BarBara Luna: American actress.
(1939) Gerard van: Tongeren; Dutch singer (Buffoons).
(1939) Bob Mackie: American designer who made the fantastic gown that Cher wore to the Oscars in 1985.
(1939) Barbara Luna in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Five Weeks in a Balloon, Gentle Savage).
(1939) Jan Finder: American author and academic (d. 2013).
(1938) Ricardo Escobar
(1938) Ricardo Lagos: Chilean economist lawyer and politician 33rd President of Chile.
(1938) Simon Estes in Centerville: Iowa, USA; bass/baritone (Wonton, Don Carlos).
(1938) Donald Schwall: baseball player (1961 American League rookie of year).
(1938) Alan Lewis: English textile factory / multi-millionaire.

(1938) Lawrence Payton: American singer-songwriter and producer (Four Tops) (d. 1997).
(1937) Abdelaziz Bouteflika: Algerian soldier and politician 5th President of Algeria.
(1937) Martine Allain-Regnault
(1937) Denny Crum: American basketball player and coach.
(1937) Michel Demazure: French mathematician who made contributions in the fields of abstract algebra, algebraic geometry, and computer vision, and participated in the Nicolas Bourbaki collective.
(1936) Haroon Ahmed: Pakistani-English engineer and academic.
(1936) John Tusa: Czech-English journalist and academic.
(1936) Henny Boskamp [Hoelscher]: Actor (Troeleke).
(1935) Al Waxman: Canadian actor, very popular in Canada for his appearances in many TV programs.
(1935) Gene Stallings: American football player and coach.
(1934) Hopalong Cassady: American football player, considered the most exciting college player of his era.
(1934) Howard Cassady: Columbus sports Champions.
(1934) Dottie Rambo: American singer-songwriter (The Rambos) (d. 2008).
(1934) Howard "Hopalong" Cassady: NFL Player.
(1934) Bernard Rands in Sheffield: England; composer (Wildtrack).
(1932) Suitbert Ertel: German educator, psychologist and astrologer.
(1932) Francesca Solleville: French singer, the granddaughter of the founder of the Italian League for the Rights of Man.
(1932) Gun Hägglund: Swedish journalist and translator (d. 2011).
(1931) Mikhail Gorbachev: Russian politician who succeeded Konstantin Chernenko as General Secretary of the Communist Party on 11 March 1985.
(1931) Concorde (supersonic jet): first fly
(1931) Tom Wolfe: American journalist and author.
(1931) Carl Quinn: American administrator and CEO in charge of Arkla Exploration, an oil drilling company that has successfully placed 29 out of 37 new wells drilled.
(1931) Guy Husson: French track and field athlete known primarily for the hammer throw.
(1931) Tom Wolfe in Richmond: Virginia, USA; journalist/author (Right Stuff).
(1931) Duane E Graveline: Newport, Vermont -- Astronaut.
(1930) Dominique Zardi: French actor (d. 2009).
(1930) John Cullum: American actor and singer.
(1930) Thomas Miller: American executive and CEO of INB Financial, a bank holding company.
(1930) Jan van: Noor; Dutch second Chamber member (CDA).
(1930) John Cullum in Knoxville: Tennessee, USA; actor (Hamlet, Hawaii, Northern Exposure).
(1930) Tom Wolfe: American writer, a major influential reporter and author.
(1930) Emma Penella: Spanish actress (Born 1930).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Donald Gosling: English parkeerplaatsenmagnaat / multi-millionaire.
(1929) Jean-Marie Drot: French writer and documentary maker.
(1928) Barbara Lang
(1928) Philip K Dick: Writer.
(1928) John Romanides: Greek priest and author (d. 2001).
(1928) Father John Romanides: Greek priest and professor (d. 2001).
(1928) Guido Monzino: Italian entrepreneur who sold the Standa (mega store) at the age of 30 to devote his life to his hobby, mountain climbing and exploration, organizing expeditions all over the world.
(1927) Piotr Kowalski
(1927) Roger Walkowiak: French cyclist racer, winner of the Tour de France 1956.
(1927) Odense (Denmark)

(1927) Olivier Larronde
(1927) Siegfried Kohler: Composer.
(1927) Witold Szalonec: Composer.
(1927) Roger Gade: France sport Champion.
(1926) Murray Rothbard: American economist and historian (d. 1995).
(1926) Bernard Agré: Ivorian cardinal (d. 2014).
(1925) Jean Deledicque: French clergyman, the Auxiliary Bishop of Lille and Titular Bishop of Hierpiniana (1987-1997).
(1924) Marion Wright: American cellist who took lessons from the age of 11 and played with the Indiana Philharmonic.
(1924) Renos Apostolidis: Greek philologist author and critic (d. 2004).
(1924) Albert TLCA Vogel: Dutch elocutionist.
(1924) Co Westerik: Dutch artist, painter, engraver, realistic; developed own style with metaphysical.
(1924) Cal Abrams: American major league baseball outfielder (Born 1924).
(1923) Orrin Keepnews: American songwriter and producer (d. 2015).
(1923) Robert Michel: American soldier and politician.
(1923) Robert H Michel: American politician.
(1923) "Doc" Watson: Bluegrass musician.
(1923) Robert H Michel American politician (Representative-Republican-Illinois: 1957-).
(1923) Basil Hume: English Roman Catholic Cardinal, Archbishop of Westminster (Born 1923).
(1923) Dave Strack: American basketball player and coach (d. 2014).
(1922) René Cruse
(1922) Eddie ''Lockjaw'' Davis: American jazz tenor saxophonist (d. 1986).
(1922) Bill Quackenbush: Canadian-American ice hockey player and coach (d. 1999).
(1922) Jean Bourdarias: French journalist, biographer and memoirist.
(1922) : American saxophonist (d. 1986).
(1922) Mario Zafred: composer.
(1922) Eric Feldbush: composer.
(1922) Henri Pastorelli: French homicide; he murdered his mistress by gunshot at Draguignan 9/15/86.
(1921) Robert Wilfred: Levick Simpson composer.
(1921) Kazimierz Górski: Polish footballer and coach (d. 2006).
(1921) Ernst Haas: Austrian-American photographer and journalist (d. 1986).
(1920) François Villiers
(1920) Heinz-Ludwig Schmidt: German footballer and manager (d. 2008).
(1920) Enrique Franco: composer.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Jennifer Jones: American actress who won the Oscar for Best Actress in 1943 for her first important role in "The Song of Bernadette.
(1919) Tamara Toumanova: Russian-American ballerina and actress (d. 1996).
(1919) Eddie Lawrence: American actor singer and playwright (d. 2014).
(1919) Bjørn Fongaard: Norwegian composer, guitarist, and music teacher.
(1919) Jennifer Jones [Phyllis Isley]: Oklahoma, United States -- Actress (Farewell to Arms).
(1918) Bernard Vernier-Palliez: French diplomat and businessman, who served as ambassador to the USA, 1981-1984.
(1918) Michael Rye: American actor (d. 2012).
(1917) Desi Arnaz: Cuban-American musician and actor.
(1917) John Gardner (composer)
(1917) Roger Toussaint: Longeville en Bar Military man.

(1917) John Gardner: composer.
(1917) David Goodis: American author and screenwriter (d. 1967).
(1917) Jim Konstanty: baseball player (National League Most Valuable Player 1950).
(1916) Anne Vondeling: Male Dutch soc democratic party-minister, dies at 63.
(1916) Bernard George: Stevens composer.
(1915) Lona Andre: actress (Case of Baby Sitter).
(1915) John Burton: Australian public servant and diplomat (d. 2010).
(1914) Martin Ritt: United States -- Director / actor (Norma Rae), dies at 70.
(1914) Marcel Fournier: Annecy EXecutives.
(1914) Mayo Kaan: American bodybuilder and model (d. 2002).
(1914) Louis Chaillot: France sport Champion.
(1914) Max Olivier-Lacamp: Le Havre Journalist.
(1913) Georgy Flyorov
(1913) Godfried Bomans: Dutch writer and journalist, a popular humorist for the ironic twist that he added to his stories.
(1913) Mort Cooper: baseball player (National League Most Valuable Player 1942).
(1913) Celedonio Romero: Spanish guitarist and songwriter (The Romeros) (d. 1996).
(1913) Fritz Peters: American writer.
(1913) Marjorie Weaver: Crossville, Tennessee -- Actress (Young Mr Lincoln).
(1913) Godfried [Jan Arnold] Bomans: Dutch humorist / writer (Pieter Bas).
(1913) Godefried Bomans: Netherlands Writer.
(1912) Henry Katzman: American pianist composer and painter (d. 2001).
(1912) William Tutt: American businessman (d. 1989).
(1911) William Hansen: Washington, United States -- Actor (Homebodies).
(1910) Hope Clara: Chenhalls food inspector.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Mel Ott: American baseball player manager and sportscaster (d. 1958).
(1909) Hanoch Jacoby: composer.
(1909) Jan Fabricius: Dutch playwright.
(1908) Jan Brasser: Dutch resistance fighter (Witte Ko) / communist.
(1908) Fyodor Okhlopkov: Russian sergeant (d. 1968).
(1908) Walter Bruch: German engineer (d. 1990).
(1908) Suzanne Ploux: Rochefort sur Mer Politician.
(1908) Fyodor Matveyevich Okhlopkov: Yakut-born Soviet sniper (d. 1968).
(1905) Maurice Bayrou: French agricultural engineer and deputy for the Socialist Party.
(1905) Marc Blitzstein: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- Composer (Cradle Will Rock).

(1905) Geoffrey Grigson: English poet and critic (d. 1985).
(1904) Dr Seuss
(1904) Auguste Durel: French artist of the Impressionist school.
(1904) Jacques Faure: French Army general and skier.
(1904) Dr Seuss (Theodor Seuss Geisel): American author (d. 1991).
(1904) Robert Sizaire: Cassel Military man.
(1904) Seuss: Children's Author.
(1903) William Haade
(1903) Hans L'Orange: Norwegian professor of classical archaeology and an expert of classical antiquity and the Medieval period.
(1902) Antoine Guérini
(1902) Edward Condon: American physicist and academic (d. 1974).
(1902) Moe Berg: American baseball player and spy (Born 1902).
(1902) Edward Uhler: Condon atomic scientist (Manhattan Project).
(1901) Willem Bruynzeel: Dutch timber-merchant.
(1900) Kurt Weill: German-American composer, an important figure in German musical life during the period of the Weimar Republic.
(1900) Max Hymans: WWII resistance fighter/Head of Air France, dies at age 60.
(1900) Harri Moora: Estonian archeologist and academic (d. 1968).
(1900) Maurice Guerin: Beaufort Military man.
(1900) Kurt J Weill: Dessau, Germany -- Composer / Brecht collaborator (Mahogany).
(1900) Matilde Sampedro: Spanish actress (d. 1969).

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