Famous Birthdays of 3 May
List of celebrities and famous people born on the 3rd of May
2009 - 2000
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1999 - 1990
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1989 - 1980
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(1986)
Poppy Delevingne
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(1986)
Pom Klementieff
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(1985)
Ramón (singer)
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(1985)
Danila Kozlovsky: Movie Actor.
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(1985)
Ezequiel Lavezzi: Soccer Player.
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(1985)
Alan Powell: Rock Singer.
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(1985)
Meagan Tandy: TV Actress.
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(1985)
Kadri Lehtla: Estonian biathlete.
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(1985)
Miko Mälberg: Estonian swimmer.
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(1985)
Rachel Stockman: American noted family, the first child of Budget Director David A. Stockman, 6 lbs.
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(1984)
Cheryl Burke: American dancer and choreographer whose exotic looks, voluptuous body, girl-next-door manner and seductive dance style brought her into the public eye with her debut on the popular TV show "Dancing with the Stars.
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(1984)
François-David Cardonnel
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(1983)
Myriam Fares: Lebanese singer.
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(1983)
Jérôme Clavier: French pole vaulter.
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(1983)
Kayli Butler: YouTube Star.
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(1983)
Joseph Addai: American football player.
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(1983)
Romeo Castelen: Dutch footballer.
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(1983)
Márton Fülöp: Hungarian footballer (d. 2015).
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(1983)
Marton Fulop: Hungarian footballer.
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(1982)
Nick Stavinoha: American baseball player.
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(1982)
Joey montana: Reggae Singer.
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(1982)
Igor Olshansky: Ukrainian-born American football player.
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(1981)
Farrah Franklin: American singer (former member of Destiny's Child).
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(1981)
Stéphanie Foretz
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(1981)
J Tillman: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Fleet Foxes and Saxon Shore).
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(1981)
Benoît Cheyrou
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(1981)
UNee
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(1981)
Gillian Shaw: American noted family, the daughter of Patty Hearst and her husband, Bernard Shaw.
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(1981)
Charlie Brooks: Soap Opera Actress.
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(1981)
UNee: South Korean singer and actress (d. 2007).
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(1981)
Gillian Hearst-Simonds: American socialite, society editor at Town & Country magazine, and daughter of American heiress and pardoned fugitive Patty Hearst-Shaw.
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(1980)
Jaycee Dugard: American kidnapping victim, she was abducted from her home on June 11, 1991, age 11.
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(1980)
Aurélie Perrillat-Colomb
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(1980)
MC Souleye: American rapper.
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(1980)
Mozhan Marnò
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(1980)
Zuzana Ondraskova: Czech tennis player.
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(1980)
Zuzana Ondrášková: Czech tennis player.
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(1980)
Marcel Vigneron: American chef (Top Chef).
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1979 - 1970
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1972
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1970
1969 - 1960
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(1968)
Jay Darlington in London: England; keyboardist (Kula Shaker).
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(1968)
Shane Minor: American singer.
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(1967)
André Olbrich: German guitarist and songwriter (Blind Guardian).
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(1967)
Adam Hughes: American author and illustrator.
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(1967)
Andre Olbrich: German guitarist and composer (Blind Guardian).
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(1966)
Agnès Desarthe
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(1966)
Giorgos Agorogiannis: Greek footballer.
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(1966)
Darren Morgan: Welsh snooker player.
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(1966)
Paul Stevenson in Victoria: Australia; badminton player (Olympics-1996).
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(1966)
Peter Abbay: American actor.
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(1966)
Firdous Bamji: Indian-American actor.
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(1966)
Frank Dietrich: German politician (d. 2011).
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(1965)
Mikhail Prokhorov: Russian self-made businessman.
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(1965)
Ignatius Aphrem: Syrian patriarch.
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(1965)
Nina Garcia: Colombian-American fashion expert and television personality.
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(1965)
Rob Brydon: Welsh actor, comedian, radio and television presenter, singer and impressionist.
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(1965)
John Jensen: Danish footballer and coach.
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(1964)
Ron Hextall in Winnipeg: Manitoba, Canada; NHL goalie (Philadelphia Flyers, New York Islanders).
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(1964)
Ron Hextall: Canadian-American ice hockey player and manager.
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(1964)
Sterling Campbell: American drummer and songwriter (Duran Duran and Soul Asylum).
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(1963)
Jeff Hornacek: American basketball player, known for his off-balance shots and sweet ability to sink three-point shots.
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(1963)
Marco Mendoza: American guitarist (The Dead Daisies).
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(1963)
Jamie Reeves: British strongman.
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(1963)
Mona Siddiqui: Pakistani-Scottish journalist and academic.
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(1962)
Anders Graneheim: Swedish bodybuilder.
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(1962)
Anthony Gilligan: Penrith, Western Australia -- Australasia golfer.
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(1961)
Steve McClaren: English footballer and manager.
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(1961)
Leyla Zana: Kurdish activist and politician.
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(1961)
Rémi Charmasson: French guitarist, leader of the Rémi Charmasson jazz quintet.
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(1961)
Joe Murray: American animator producer and screenwriter.
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(1961)
David Vitter: American politician, junior senator of Louisiana.
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(1960)
Steffen Schleiermacher
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(1960)
Jacinte Giscard d'Estaing: French veterinarian, and the daughter of Valéry Giscard d'Estaing who served as President of the French Republic from 1974 until 1981.
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(1960)
Amy Steel: American actress.
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(1960)
Kathy Smallwood-Cook: English sprinter and educator.
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(1960)
Geraint Davies: English businessman and politician.
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1959 - 1950
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(1957)
Marc Dugain
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(1957)
Alain Côté: Canadian ice hockey player.
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(1957)
Cactus Moser in Montrose: Colorado, USA; country singer (Highway 101 - "Cry Cry Cry").
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(1957)
Rod Langway in Formosa: Taiwan; NHL defenseman (Montreal Canadiens, Washington Capitals).
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(1957)
Rod Langway: Taiwanese-American ice hockey player and coach.
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(1956)
Alain Vareille: French engineer and head of a firm founded by his dad.
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(1956)
Marc Bellemare: French Canadian lawyer and politician.
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(1956)
Nina Garcia: Journalist.
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(1955)
Jean Lassalle
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(1955)
Kirsty Wark: Scottish political TV journalist who successfully interviewed the Prime Minister in March 1990.
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(1955)
Colin Deans: Scottish rugby player.
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(1955)
Stephen Brown: British geneticist.
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(1955)
David Hookes: Australian cricketer coach and sportscaster (d. 2004).
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(1954)
Véronique Nichanian: French fashion designer, artistic director of Hermès menswear since 1988.
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(1954)
Jean-Marc Roberts: French editor, novelist, and screenwriter, born to an American, Edwin Roberts, and to an Italian comedian.
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(1954)
Angela Bofill: American R&B and jazz singer and songwriter.
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(1954)
Patti Boulaye: British-Nigerian singer, actress and artist who rose to prominence after winning New Faces in 1978, and was among the leading black British entertainers in the 1970s and 1980s.
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(1953)
Irene Rosenfeld
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(1953)
Gary Young: American drummer (Pavement).
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(1953)
Van McLain: rocker (Shooting Star).
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(1953)
Bruce Hall in Champaign: Illinois, USA; rock bassist (Reo Speedwagon).
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(1953)
Jake Hooker: Israeli-American guitarist and songwriter (Arrows) (d. 2014).
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(1953)
Bruce Hall: American singer-songwriter bass player and producer (REO Speedwagon).
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(1952)
Martin Bouygues: French busynessman, chairman and chief executive officer of Bouygues Company, specialized in construction and telecoms/media (private channel TF1), founded by his father, Francis, in 1952.
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(1952)
Jean Guidoni
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(1952)
Charles Baldwin: American political figure.
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(1952)
Caitlin Clarke: Caitlin Clarke.
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(1952)
Allan Wells: British athlete.
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(1952)
Chuck Baldwin: American pastor and politician.
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(1952)
Allen Wells: England, United Kingdom -- 100m dash (1980 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
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(1951)
Pierre Lellouche
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(1951)
Christopher Cross: American singer-songwriter and producer.
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(1951)
Tatyana Tolstaya: Russian author and publicist.
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(1951)
Ashok Gehlot: Indian politician 21st Chief Minister of Rajasthan.
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(1951)
Christopher Cross [Geppert] in San Antonio: Texas, USA; singer ("Sailing", "Arthur's Theme").
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(1951)
Alan Clayson: English singer-songwriter and journalist.
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(1950)
Mary Hopkin: Welsh singer-songwriter.
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(1950)
Jean-Louis Idiart
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(1950)
William Martin: American novelist, the author of epics such as "Back Bay" (1980) and "Harvard Yard," biographical novels like "Citizen Washington, " (1991) , historical novels about national institutions like Annapolis, and screenplays.
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(1950)
Dag Arnesen: Norwegian pianist and composer.
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1949 - 1940
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1949
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1946
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1944
1943
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1940
1939 - 1930
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(1938)
Chris Cannizzaro: American baseball player.
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(1937)
Frankie Valli
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(1937)
Denis Savignat
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(1937)
Frankie Valli [Castelluccio] in Newark: New Jersey, USA; singer (Four Seasons - "Sherry").
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(1937)
Nelida Pinon: Brazilian writer.
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(1937)
Nélida Piñon: Brazilian writer, born to Galician immigrants.
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(1936)
Charles-Ferdinand Nothomb
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(1936)
Odette Casanova
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(1936)
Charles Nothomb: French speaking Belgian politician, member of the Humanist Democratic Centre (cdH).
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(1935)
Roger Meï: French politician who has been mayor of Gardanne (Bouches-du-Rhône) since 1977, for the French Communist Party (PCF).
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(1935)
Giulio Brogi
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(1935)
Ron Popeil: American businessman founded the Ronco Company.
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(1935)
Donald P Hodel in Portland: Oregon, USA; US Secretary of Interior (1985-89).
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(1934)
Georges Moustaki: French singer-songwriter of Greek origin, best known for his poetic rhythm, simplicity and composer of romantic songs.
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(1934)
Henry Cooper: British pro boxer for 17 years with his first recognition by age 18.
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(1934)
Georg Kroll: Composer.
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(1934)
Frankie Valli: American musician, the lead singer with the Four Seasons as well as a solo artist.
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(1934)
Andrée Chauleur: French archivist, author of the books "Bibliotheques et archives: Comment se documenter?" (1978) and "De Dagobert a de Gaulle: Ecritures de la France" (1985).
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(1933)
James Brown: American recording artist and musician.
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(1933)
Amédée Domenech
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(1933)
Steven Weinberg: American physicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
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(1933)
Alex Cord: American actor.
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(1933)
Giorgio Bracardi: Italian actor, composer and stand-up comedian.
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(1933)
Louis Mathiau: French criminal, a murderer and thief who was sentenced to death and executed.
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(1933)
Amadee Domenech: French rugby player, one of the greatest props of rugby history.
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(1933)
Stair : American minister and radio host.
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(1933)
Amedee Domenech: France sport Champion.
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(1932)
José Piño: American new mexico brujo, shaman.
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(1932)
Alyn Essman: American executive and CEO of CPI, an in-store photo shop offering electronic publishing/photocopying of photographic portraits through Sears stores, operating 940 shops nationally.
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(1932)
Robert Osborne: American actor and historian.
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(1931)
Aldo Rossi: Italian architect (Born 1931).
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(1931)
Tom Sutherland: Scottish-American Dean of Agriculture at the American University at Beirut who was taken hostage by terrorists in the mid-East hostage crisis.
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(1931)
Vasily Rudenkov: Belarusian hammer thrower (d. 1982).
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(1931)
Joseph Lichtman Layton: Dancer.
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(1930)
Bob Havens
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(1930)
Yvonne Sherman
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(1930)
David Evatt Tunley: Composer.
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(1930)
Armando Segato: Italian soccer/football player.
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(1930)
David Harrison: English chemist and academic.
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(1930)
Juan Gelman: Argentinian poet and author (d. 2014).
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1930
1929 - 1920
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(1928)
James Brown in Augusta: Georgia, USA; singer/jail bird, soul brother #1 ("Hot Pants").
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(1927)
Mel Lazarus: American author, artist and cartoonist.
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(1926)
Ann B Davis
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(1926)
Gérard Saumade
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(1926)
Jimmy Cleveland
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(1926)
Ann Davis: American actress and comedienne, known for her role as Schultzy in the TV sitcom "The Bob Cummings Show.
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(1926)
Adolph Posnick: Canadian executive and CEO of Ferro, a specialty materials maker.
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(1926)
Matt Baldwin: Canadian curler and engineer.
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(1926)
Jane Fitch: American astrologer, a self-taught astrology buff for the past 23 years.
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(1926)
Herbert Blau: American engineer and academic (d. 2013).
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(1925)
Jean Seguy: French sociologist of religions (d. 2007).
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(1925)
Robert Jonquet: French former football/soccer defender, who played the majority of his professional career for the club Stade de Reims, winning five French championships and appearing in two European Cup finals.
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(1925)
Nina Bara: Buenos Aires, Argentina -- Actress (Tonga-Space Patrol).
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(1925)
Jean Séguy: French sociologist and author (d. 2007).
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(1924)
Ken Tyrrell: English race car driver founded Tyrrell Racing (d. 2001).
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(1924)
Mary Carver in Los Angeles: California, USA; actress (Cecilia - Simon and Simon).
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(1924)
Yehuda Amichai: Israeli poet.
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(1924)
Thomas Hayward: American military, a Navy man whose final commission was Admiral, he was Chief of Naval Operations from July 1, 1978 until his retirement on June 30, 1982.
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(1923)
Norman Thelwell
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(1923)
George Hadjinikos: Greek pianist conductor and educator (d. 2015).
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(1923)
Ralph M Hall American politician (Representative-Democrat-Texas: 1981-).
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(1923)
Ralph Hall: American lieutenant lawyer and politician.
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(1922)
Marina Svetlova: Ballerina / choreographer (Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo).
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(1922)
Edward Dearborn: American educator 1955-1985; retired.
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(1922)
Roger Chevalier: Marseille Military man.
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(1922)
Len Shackleton: English footballer and journalist (d. 2000).
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(1922)
Sergio Andreoli: Italian athlete, a pro soccer player.
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(1921)
Sugar Ray Robinson: American boxer (d. 1989).
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(1921)
Walter Starcke: American occult writer, the author of several books including "The Double Thread," 1976, "Homesick for Heaven: You Don’t Have to Wait," 1989, and his most recent work, "It’s All God: The Flowers and the Fertilizer.
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(1921)
Sugar Robinson: American boxer, winner of the lightweight title in 1940 and the middleweight title in 1951.
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(1921)
Joe Ames: American singer (d. 2007).
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(1920)
John Lewis (pianist)
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(1920)
John Lewis: American jazz pianist and composer (Modern Jazz Quartet) (d. 2001).
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1919 - 1910
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(1919)
Pete Seeger: American folk singer.
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(1919)
John Cullen Murphy: American comic strip artist (d. 2004).
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(1919)
John Murphy: American soldier and illustrator (d. 2004).
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(1919)
Betty Comden: Brooklyn, New York -- Song writer (Comden & Green-Bells are Ringing).
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(1918)
Ted Bates: English footballer and manager (d. 2003).
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(1918)
Etienne Saint-John: France Military man.
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(1917)
James Penberthy: composer.
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(1917)
Betty Comden: American screenwriter and librettist (d. 2006).
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(1917)
Albrecht Fleckenstein: German scientist, a doctor, professor and author, his speciality was in the area of cardiovascular physiology and phamacology and he pioneered work in atherosclerosis .
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(1916)
Pierre Emmanuel: French poet of Christian inspiration.
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(1916)
Betty Comden
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(1916)
Leopold Simoneau: French Canadian tenor (d. 2006).
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(1916)
Henry Barbosa Gonzalez San Antonio Texas: (Representative-Democrat-Texas, 1961-).
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(1916)
Robert Sheets: American homicide and thief.
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(1916)
Jean Bernard: French Catholic priest, who served as Bishop of Nancy from 1972 to 1991.
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(1916)
Léopold Simoneau: Canadian tenor and actor (d. 2006).
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(1915)
Richard Lippold: American sculptor, known for his geometric constructions using wire as a medium.
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(1915)
Evencio Castellanos: composer.
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(1915)
Stu Hart: Canadian wrestler and trainer founded Stampede Wrestling (d. 2003).
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(1914)
Geneviève Guitry: French actress, the fourth of the five wives of actor and writer Sacha Guitry and the wife with which he received the sacrament of Catholic marriage.
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(1914)
Georges-Emmanuel Clancier: French journalist author and poet.
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(1914)
Georges Clancier: French writer, journalist, literary critic, poet.
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(1914)
Genevieve Guitry: France Actor.
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(1914)
Arturo Garcia Garcia: Peruvian diplomat and politician.
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(1913)
Auguste Mallet: France sport Champion.
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(1913)
William Inge: American writer, a playwright and novelist who won the Pulitzer Prize 5/04/1953, and the Academy Award 4/19/1962 for his original screenplay of "Splendor In The Grass.
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(1913)
Sheila Birkenhead: British author and biographer.
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(1913)
Earl Blackwell: Atlanta, Georgia -- Author (Celebrity Register).
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(1913)
William M: Inge US playwright (Picnic-Pulitzer 1953).
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(1912)
May Sarton: Belgian-American author with seven decades of written material produced.
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(1912)
Virgil Fox: American organist and composer (d. 1980).
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(1911)
Yank Lawson: US jazz trumpeteer (Stormy weather), dies at 84.
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(1911)
John Rhea: "Yank" Lawson trumpeter.
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(1910)
Crox Alvarado: Film actor, wrestler, cartoonist and writer from Costa Rica who worked in Mexico during the so called Golden Age of Mexican cinema.
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(1910)
Norman Corwin: American screenwriter and producer (d. 2011).
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(1910)
Mathis Jeune: Lyon 2?me physician.
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(1910)
François Kervéadou: French Catholic clergyman, who was Bishop of Saint-Brieuc and Tréguier from 6 March 1961 to 2 October 1976.
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(1910)
Alceo Galliera: composer.
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(1910)
Doris Gibson Parra del Riego: Peruvian magazine writer and publisher.
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1914
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1911
1910
1909 - 1900
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(1908)
William Glock
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(1908)
Léon Smet: Belgian comedian (theatre), he was known for being alcoholic.
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(1907)
DH Barber: British journalist and magazine editor-publisher.
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(1907)
Dorothy Young: American entertainer (d. 2011).
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(1907)
Earl Wilson: Rockford, Ohio -- Columnist (Midnight Earl).
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(1907)
Louis Vilde: Marseille-en-Beauv physician.
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(1906)
Mary Astor: American actress, on-screen from 1920.
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(1906)
René Huyghe: French writer on the history, psychology and philosophy of art.
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(1906)
Anna Roosevelt: American political family, the first and only daughter of Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt.
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(1906)
Pierre Vilar: French historian who specialized in the history of Catalonia and hispanism.
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(1906)
Rene Huyghe: France Writer.
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(1906)
Anna E Roosevelt: American radio personality, daughter of Franklin Delano Roosevelt (d. 1975).
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(1906)
Mary Astor Quincy Illinois: actress (Maltese Falcon, Dinky, Across the Pacific).
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(1906)
Anna Halsted: American journalist and author (d. 1975).
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(1906)
Jean Desbordes: French poet and writer.
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(1906)
Enrique Laguerre: Puerto Rican journalist author and playwright (d. 2005).
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(1905)
Edmund Black: American hammer thrower (d. 1996).
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(1905)
Werner Fenchel: German-Danish mathematician and academic (d. 1988).
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(1905)
Sebastian Lewis Shaw: Actor (High Season, Ace of Spades, Caste).
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(1905)
Albrecht Luitpold: G Ferdinand Michael Wittelsbach duke of Bavaria.
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(1905)
Maria Caniglia: Italian dramatic soprano, a leader in her profession in the 1930s and 1940s.
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(1905)
Margit Speier: German Jewish autobiographer, a survivor of the holocaust.
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(1905)
de Mirleau: Alen?on physician.
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(1905)
Red Ruffing: American baseball pitcher and coach (d. 1986).
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(1904)
John Breeden: San Francisco, California -- Actor (Salute, Madame Racketeer, Joy Street).
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(1904)
Charles "Red" Ruffing New York Yankees pitcher: hitter (1930-46).
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(1903)
Bing Crosby: American singer who was a world famed crooner for his mellow baritone.
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(1903)
Fernand Adams: Belgium sport Champion.
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(1903)
Pierre Colin-Jeannel: Dijon EXecutives.
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(1902)
Alfred Kastler: French nuclear physicist who discovered and developed the methods for observing Hertzian Resonances in atoms.
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(1902)
Walter Slezak: Austrian-American actor who won a Tony award and the N.Y.
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(1902)
Jack La Rue: TV narrator (Lights Out), dies at 81.
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(1902)
Hideo Saito (cellist)
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(1902)
Hugo Friedhofer: composer.
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(1902)
Jack Larue New York City: New York; actor (Lights Out, Mouthpiece, My Favorite Brunette).
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(1902)
Yan Le Quellec: France sport Champion.
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(1901)
Philippe Parès
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(1901)
Madame Billy
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(1901)
Gino Cervi: Italian actor of both stage and screen.
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(1901)
Billy : French Madame, a famed brothel keeper in her day.
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(1901)
Joseph Leccia: Ajaccio physician.
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(1901)
Philippe Pares: Paris 4éme Musician.
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(1900)
Jean Carlu: French graphic designer-artist who worked with one arm as he lost his right arm in a tramway accident at age 18.
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(1900)
Carlo Santoro: Italy Military man.
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(1900)
(Blanvillain) Jamblan: France Actor.
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Tell us if you know any missing famous people born on the 3rd of May!