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Famous Birthdays of 3 May

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 3rd of May

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2009 - 2000

(2008) Isabel Lieberstein: American child of noted parent, actress Angela Kinsey and her husband, TV writer Warren Lieberstein.
(2002) Ryder Beer: Family Member.
(2001) Keanu Rapp: Pop Singer.
(2000) Noah Kittiesmama: YouTube Star.
(2000) Rion Paige: Country Singer.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Kawaii : YouTube Star.
(1998) Cameron Kasper: Vine Star.
(1997) Desiigner
(1997) Ivana Jorović: Serbian tennis player.
(1996) Mary Cain: American runner.
(1996) Domantas Sabonis: Lithuanian basketball player.
(1996) Noah Munck: TV Actor.
(1995) Arden Rose: YouTube Star.
(1995) Jai Brooks: YouTube Star.
(1995) Celeste Buckingham: Pop Singer.

(1995) Ivan Bukavshin: Russian chess player (d. 2016).
(1995) Luke Brooks: YouTube Star.
(1994) Lindsay Bushman
(1994) Jessica Sula
(1994) Augustine Brooks: American noted family, the second daughter of country western singer Garth Brooks and his wife.
(1993) Zoë Belkin
(1993) TC Carter: Rapper.
(1993) Anthony Baeza: Rapper.
(1992) Ymre Stiekema: Model.
(1991) Andrea Denver: Model.
(1991) Thomas Augusto: Pop Singer.
(1990) Miranda Chartrand: Canadian singer.
(1990) El Bebeto: World Music Singer.
(1990) Warren Russell: Dancer.
(1990) Kay Panabaker: Actress.
(1990) Levi Johnston: American actor and model; former fiance of Bristol Palin.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Selah Sue
(1989) Kelsey Smith
(1989) Becca Carter: Vine Star.
(1989) Brandon Bostick: Football Player.
(1989) Mary Lambert: Pop Singer.
(1989) Nadia Forde: Model.
(1989) Sam Tsui: Musician.
(1988) Ben Revere: American baseball player.
(1987) Cristina Del Basso
(1987) Lina Grincikaite: Lithuanian sprinter.

(1987) Lina Grinčikaitė: Lithuanian sprinter.
(1986) Poppy Delevingne
(1986) Pom Klementieff
(1986) Thomas McDonell: Actor.
(1985) Ramón (singer)
(1985) Danila Kozlovsky: Movie Actor.
(1985) Ezequiel Lavezzi: Soccer Player.
(1985) Lily Allen: Musician.
(1985) Sarah Hughes: Athlete.
(1985) Kadri Lehtla: Estonian biathlete.
(1985) Rachel Stockman: American noted family, the first child of Budget Director David A. Stockman, 6 lbs.
(1985) Alan Powell: Rock Singer.
(1985) Miko Mälberg: Estonian swimmer.
(1985) Meagan Tandy: TV Actress.
(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.
(1984) François-David Cardonnel
(1983) Myriam Fares: Lebanese singer.
(1983) Jérôme Clavier: French pole vaulter.
(1983) Marton Fulop: Hungarian footballer.
(1983) Tina Maze: Athlete.
(1983) Kayli Butler: YouTube Star.
(1983) Joseph Addai: American football player.
(1983) Romeo Castelen: Dutch footballer.
(1983) Márton Fülöp: Hungarian footballer (d. 2015).
(1982) Poppy Harlow: Journalist.
(1982) Igor Olshansky: Ukrainian-born American football player.
(1982) Nick Stavinoha: American baseball player.
(1982) Joey montana: Reggae Singer.
(1981) Farrah Franklin: American singer (former member of Destiny's Child).
(1981) Stéphanie Foretz
(1981) J Tillman: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Fleet Foxes and Saxon Shore).
(1981) Benoît Cheyrou
(1981) UNee
(1981) Gillian Shaw: American noted family, the daughter of Patty Hearst and her husband, Bernard Shaw.
(1981) Robert Buckley: Actor.
(1981) UNee: South Korean singer and actress (d. 2007).
(1981) Charlie Brooks: Soap Opera Actress.
(1981) Gillian Hearst-Simonds: American socialite, society editor at Town & Country magazine, and daughter of American heiress and pardoned fugitive Patty Hearst-Shaw.
(1980) Jaycee Dugard: American kidnapping victim, she was abducted from her home on June 11, 1991, age 11.
(1980) Aurélie Perrillat-Colomb
(1980) MC Souleye: American rapper.
(1980) Mozhan Marnò
(1980) Zuzana Ondraskova: Czech tennis player.
(1980) Marcel Vigneron: American chef (Top Chef).
(1980) Zuzana Ondrášková: Czech tennis player.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Rachel Pignot
(1979) Genevieve Nnaji: Movie Actress.
(1979) Steve Mack: American professional wrestler.
(1979) Anastasiya Shvedova: Belarusian pole vaulter.
(1978) Paul Banks (singer)
(1978) Christian Annan: Ghanaian-Hong Kong footballer.
(1978) Autumn Phillips: member of the British royal family.
(1978) Lawrence Tynes: American football player.
(1978) Paul Banks: English-American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Interpol).
(1978) Emilie Dervilliers: French teenager, age 18 when she and three other local teens desecrated the Toulon cemetery.

(1977) Black Sea plane crash
(1977) Ryan Dempster: Canadian baseball player and sportscaster.
(1977) Maryam Mirzakhani
(1977) Hiro Mashima: Japanese Mangaka of Rave Master and Fairy Tail.
(1977) Eric Church: Country Singer.
(1977) Lexy : Rapper.
(1977) Tyronn Lue: American basketball player and coach.
(1976) Chris Scott: Australian footballer and coach.
(1976) Brad Scott: Australian rules footballer and coach.
(1976) Jeff Halpern: American ice hockey player.
(1975) Christina Hendricks: American actress.
(1975) Dulé Hill: American actor dancer and producer.
(1975) Dule Hill: American actor.
(1975) Valentino Lanus: Mexican actor.
(1975) David Beckham: Athlete.
(1975) Kate Baldwin: Actress.
(1975) Maksim Mrvica: Croatian pianist.
(1975) Willie Geist: American television journalist and host.
(1975) Courtney Schultz: American noted family, the daughter of comedienne Vicki Lawrence and her husband Alvin Schultz.
(1974) Joseph Kosinski
(1974) Chang Chen-yue: Musician.
(1974) Haya: Princess Haya bint Al Hussein of Jordan.
(1974) Jon Oringer: Businessman.
(1974) Peter Everitt: Australian football player.
(1974) Princess Haya: bint Hussein of Jordan.
(1973) Brad Martin: American musician.
(1973) Michel Traveller: soccer player (Ajax).
(1973) Rea Garvey: Irish musician.
(1973) Jamie Baulch: English sprinter and television host.
(1973) Dominique Monami in Verviers: Belgium; tennis star.
(1973) Arno Kolenbrander: Dutch singer.
(1972) Kristin Lehman: Actress.
(1972) Karine Tuil
(1972) Billy Lawrence
(1972) Reza Aslan: Writer.
(1972) Suzi Suzuki: former Japanese adult actress.
(1972) Stephen Barclay: Actor (Pride of the Plains), dies at 75.
(1972) Josh Taves: defensive end (New England Patriots).
(1972) Vyacheslav Kozlov in Voskresensk: Russia; NHL forward (Detroit Red Wings).
(1972) Brett Hayman: Australian rower (Olympics-1996).
(1972) Wally Bayola: TV Actor.
(1972) Shonie Carter: American MMA fighter.
(1971) Nathalie Renoux
(1971) Damon Dash: American label executive.
(1971) James Roberson: defensive end (Tennessee Oilers).
(1971) Douglas Carswell: English politician.
(1971) Josey Scott: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Saliva).
(1970) Marie-Soleil Tougas: Canadian actress, noted for her TV performances and accrued many prizes for her serial roles.
(1970) Bobby Cannavale: Movie Actor.
(1970) Alexia Dechaume-Balleret
(1970) Ted Crowley in Concord: Massachusetts, USA; American hockey defenseman (Olympics-1994).
(1970) Jeffrey Sebelia: American fashion designer.
(1970) Alexia Dechaume-Ballert in La Rochelle: France; tennis star (1992 Australia).
(1970) Blaise Hersant-Lechatreux: French politician who represented the 'Parti Blanc' (White Party) in the 2002 French presidential election.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Christophe Rippert
(1969) Renaud Dély
(1969) Amy Ryan: American actress.
(1969) Bruce Reyes-Chow: American minister and author.
(1969) Daryl Mallett: American author and actor.
(1969) Daryl F Mallett: American writer/editor.
(1969) Karen Kraft: San Mateo, California -- Rower (1996 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1968) Graham Guit
(1968) Debora Caprioglio: Italian actress, best known internationally for playing the title character in the 1991 film "Paprika" by Tinto Brass and for being Klaus Kinski's wife from 1987–1989.
(1968) Jay Darlington in London: England; keyboardist (Kula Shaker).

(1968) Deborah Caprioglio: Miestre, Italy -- Actress (Big Game Hunter).
(1968) Shane Minor: American singer.
(1967) André Olbrich: German guitarist and songwriter (Blind Guardian).
(1967) Andre Olbrich: German guitarist and composer (Blind Guardian).
(1967) Adam Hughes: American author and illustrator.
(1967) Mika Brzezinski: Journalist.
(1966) Agnès Desarthe
(1966) Frank Dietrich: German politician (d. 2011).
(1966) Giorgos Agorogiannis: Greek footballer.
(1966) Paul Stevenson in Victoria: Australia; badminton player (Olympics-1996).
(1966) Peter Abbay: American actor.
(1966) Firdous Bamji: Indian-American actor.
(1966) Darren Morgan: Welsh snooker player.
(1965) Mikhail Prokhorov: Russian self-made businessman.
(1965) Nina Garcia: Colombian-American fashion expert and television personality.
(1965) Rob Brydon: Welsh actor, comedian, radio and television presenter, singer and impressionist.
(1965) John Jensen: Danish footballer and coach.
(1965) Ignatius Aphrem: Syrian patriarch.
(1964) Ron Hextall in Winnipeg: Manitoba, Canada; NHL goalie (Philadelphia Flyers, New York Islanders).
(1964) Ron Hextall: Canadian-American ice hockey player and manager.
(1964) Sterling Campbell: American drummer and songwriter (Duran Duran and Soul Asylum).
(1963) Jeff Hornacek: American basketball player, known for his off-balance shots and sweet ability to sink three-point shots.
(1963) Marco Mendoza: American guitarist (The Dead Daisies).
(1963) Mona Siddiqui: Pakistani-Scottish journalist and academic.
(1963) Jamie Reeves: British strongman.
(1962) Anthony Gilligan: Penrith, Western Australia -- Australasia golfer.
(1962) Anders Graneheim: Swedish bodybuilder.
(1961) Steve McClaren: English footballer and manager.
(1961) David Vitter: American politician, junior senator of Louisiana.
(1961) Joe Murray: American animator producer and screenwriter.
(1961) Beeban Kidron: Director.
(1961) Rémi Charmasson: French guitarist, leader of the Rémi Charmasson jazz quintet.
(1961) Leyla Zana: Kurdish activist and politician.
(1960) Steffen Schleiermacher
(1960) Kathy Smallwood-Cook: English sprinter and educator.
(1960) Geraint Davies: English businessman and politician.
(1960) Amy Steel: American actress.
(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.
(1960) Jaron Lanier: Artist.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Ben Elton: British left-wing comedian, scriptwriter and novelist.
(1959) David Ball: English keyboard player and producer (Soft Cell and The Grid).
(1959) Uma Bharati: Indian politician.
(1959) Uma Bharti: Indian activist and politician 16th Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh.
(1959) Penny Pritzker: Public Servant.
(1958) Sandi Toksvig: Danish-English comedian author and radio host.
(1958) Susanna Kwan: Hong Kong singer.
(1958) Kevin Kilner: American actor.
(1958) Bill Sienkiewicz: American author and illustrator.
(1957) Frédéric Bouraly

(1957) Cactus Moser
(1957) Marc Dugain
(1957) Rod Langway: Taiwanese-American ice hockey player and coach.
(1957) Rod Langway in Formosa: Taiwan; NHL defenseman (Montreal Canadiens, Washington Capitals).
(1957) Cactus Moser in Montrose: Colorado, USA; country singer (Highway 101 - "Cry Cry Cry").
(1957) Alain Côté: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1956) Nina Garcia: Journalist.
(1956) Marc Bellemare: French Canadian lawyer and politician.
(1956) Alain Vareille: French engineer and head of a firm founded by his dad.
(1956) Akio Toyoda: Businessman.
(1955) Jean Lassalle
(1955) Kirsty Wark: Scottish political TV journalist who successfully interviewed the Prime Minister in March 1990.
(1955) David Hookes: Australian cricketer coach and sportscaster (d. 2004).
(1955) Donatella Versace: Designer.
(1955) Stephen Brown: British geneticist.
(1955) Colin Deans: Scottish rugby player.
(1955) Dave Winer: Scientist.
(1954) Véronique Nichanian: French fashion designer, artistic director of Hermès menswear since 1988.
(1954) Jean-Marc Roberts: French editor, novelist, and screenwriter, born to an American, Edwin Roberts, and to an Italian comedian.
(1954) Angela Bofill: American R&B and jazz singer and songwriter.
(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.
(1953) Irene Rosenfeld
(1953) Jake Hooker: Israeli-American guitarist and songwriter (Arrows) (d. 2014).
(1953) Gary Young: American drummer (Pavement).
(1953) Bruce Hall in Champaign: Illinois, USA; rock bassist (Reo Speedwagon).
(1953) Bruce Hall: American singer-songwriter bass player and producer (REO Speedwagon).
(1953) Van McLain: rocker (Shooting Star).
(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.
(1952) Jean Guidoni
(1952) Caitlin Clarke: Caitlin Clarke.
(1952) Charles Baldwin: American political figure.
(1952) Allen Wells: England, United Kingdom -- 100m dash (1980 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1952) Allan Wells: British athlete.
(1952) Chuck Baldwin: American pastor and politician.
(1951) Pierre Lellouche
(1951) Christopher Cross: American singer-songwriter and producer.
(1951) Christopher Cross [Geppert] in San Antonio: Texas, USA; singer ("Sailing", "Arthur's Theme").
(1951) Alan Clayson: English singer-songwriter and journalist.
(1951) Ashok Gehlot: Indian politician 21st Chief Minister of Rajasthan.
(1951) Tatyana Tolstaya: Russian author and publicist.
(1950) Mary Hopkin: Welsh singer-songwriter.
(1950) Jean-Louis Idiart
(1950) Dag Arnesen: Norwegian pianist and composer.
(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.
(1950) Lou Gramm: Musician.
(1950) Scott McCallum: Politician.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Albert Sacco: American astronaut who blasted into space aboard the Space Shuttle Columbia 10/20/1995, 9:35 AM, Cape Canaveral, FL.
(1949) Larry Ochs (musician)
(1949) Leopoldo Luque
(1949) Manuel Babbitt: American homicide: a former Marine and Vietnam veteran who was executed for murdering a 78-year-old woman in her home.
(1949) Liam Donaldson: English physician and academic.
(1949) Ruth Lister: Baroness Lister of Burtersett English academic and politician.
(1949) Ron Wyden: American academic and politician.
(1949) Albert Sacco Jr in Boston: Massachusetts, USA; PhD/astronaut (STS 73).
(1949) Ken Hom: Chinese American chef.
(1948) Larry Brandenburg

(1948) Chris Mulkey: American actor.
(1947) Patrick Jarnouen De Villertay: Daily practise of astrology since 1984 (at first traditional astrology, then Dane Rudhyar's humanist astrology).
(1947) Jean-Claude Wallerand: French maître sommelier, the President of the Burgundy Sommelier Association.
(1947) James Dyson: Designer.
(1947) Doug Henning: Canadian magician (Born 1947).
(1947) Peter Welch: Politician.
(1946) George Winslow
(1946) Jean Marsaudon
(1946) Bruce Robinson: Director.
(1946) Daniel Pauly: Scientist.
(1946) Lesley Gore: Musician.
(1946) Norm Chow: American football player and coach.
(1946) Silvino Francisco: South African snooker player.
(1946) David Suchet: Actor.
(1946) Greg Gumbel sportscaster (CBS TV: WFAN).
(1946) Greg Gumbel: American sportscaster.
(1945) Davey Lopes: American baseball player coach and manager.
(1945) Jörg Drehmel: German triple jumper and coach.
(1945) Bianca Jagger: Celebrity.
(1944) Yves Simon: French singer and writer, he has published more than 30 books and released 20 albums of songs.
(1944) Ian Peter Leslie Smith: Journalist.
(1944) Pete Staples: English bass player (The Troggs).
(1944) Peter Doyle: Australian pop singer (The New Seekers) (Born 1949).
(1944) Peter Staples: rocker (Troggs - "Wild Thing").
(1944) Robert Thomas: French dancer, choreographer.
(1943) Jim Risch: American lawyer and politician 31st Governor of Idaho.
(1943) John Costello: Historian.
(1942) Ron Eisenberg: American radio talk show host until fired on 8/01/1986.
(1942) Lynn Farleigh: Bristol, England -- Actress (Lovers of Their Time).
(1942) Jean Vidal: French navigator, he came in third in the 1981 transatlantic sailing race, at the helm of his 53-foot trimaran.
(1942) Dave Marash: American journalist and sportscaster.
(1942) Pierre Aidenbaum: French entrepreneur and politician.
(1942) Butch Otter: American soldier and politician 32nd Governor of Idaho.
(1942) Vera Caslavska: Czech gymnast.
(1942) CL Otter: American politician, governor of Idaho.
(1942) Věra Čáslavská: Czech gymnast and coach.
(1941) Edward ''Monk'' Malloy: American university president.
(1941) Alexander Harley: English general.
(1941) Richard Robinson: Mount Holly sports Champions.
(1941) Paul Darrow: Actor.
(1941) Edward Malloy: American priest and academic.
(1940) David H Koch
(1940) Ron Brown (Scottish politician)
(1940) David H. Koch: Businessman.
(1940) David Koch: American engineer businessman and philanthropist.
(1940) Konrad ''Conny'' Plank: German record producer and musician.
(1940) Conny Plank: German DJ and producer (Cluster and Moebius & Plank) (d. 1987).
(1940) Clemens Westerhof: Dutch footballer and manager.
(1940) Ron Brown: Scottish politician, the controversial Member of Parliament representing the Labour party for Leith.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Michel Roussin: French politician, minister of cooperation in 1993.
(1939) Ousama Rawi
(1939) Freddie Roulette
(1939) Mimi Barthelemy
(1939) Jonathan Harvey: English composer and educator (d. 2012).
(1939) Jose Torres: United States -- Boxer (Olympics).
(1939) Gates Brown: American baseball player, a left-hitting/right-throwing left fielder who played with the Detroit Tigers from 1963 to 1975, winning the World Series in 1968.
(1939) Jonathan David Harvey: English composer (Bhakti, Music of Stockhausen).
(1938) Louis Tobback
(1938) Chris Cannizzaro: American baseball player.

(1938) Omar Abdel-Rahman: Egyptian Islamist terrorist.
(1937) Frankie Valli
(1937) Denis Savignat
(1937) Nélida Piñon: Brazilian writer, born to Galician immigrants.
(1937) Nelida Pinon: Brazilian writer.
(1937) Frankie Valli [Castelluccio] in Newark: New Jersey, USA; singer (Four Seasons - "Sherry").
(1936) Charles-Ferdinand Nothomb
(1936) Odette Casanova
(1936) Charles Nothomb: French speaking Belgian politician, member of the Humanist Democratic Centre (cdH).
(1935) Roger Meï: French politician who has been mayor of Gardanne (Bouches-du-Rhône) since 1977, for the French Communist Party (PCF).
(1935) Giulio Brogi
(1935) Ron Popeil: American businessman founded the Ronco Company.
(1935) Donald P Hodel in Portland: Oregon, USA; US Secretary of Interior (1985-89).
(1934) Georges Moustaki: French singer-songwriter of Greek origin, best known for his poetic rhythm, simplicity and composer of romantic songs.
(1934) Henry Cooper: British pro boxer for 17 years with his first recognition by age 18.
(1934) Georg Kroll: Composer.
(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).
(1934) Frankie Valli: American musician, the lead singer with the Four Seasons as well as a solo artist.
(1933) James Brown: American recording artist and musician.
(1933) Amédée Domenech
(1933) Steven Weinberg: American physicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1933) Alex Cord: American actor.
(1933) Stair : American minister and radio host.
(1933) Amedee Domenech: France sport Champion.
(1933) Amadee Domenech: French rugby player, one of the greatest props of rugby history.
(1933) Giorgio Bracardi: Italian actor, composer and stand-up comedian.
(1933) Louis Mathiau: French criminal, a murderer and thief who was sentenced to death and executed.
(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.
(1932) Robert Osborne: American actor and historian.
(1932) José Piño: American new mexico brujo, shaman.
(1931) Aldo Rossi: Italian architect (Born 1931).
(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.
(1931) Vasily Rudenkov: Belarusian hammer thrower (d. 1982).
(1931) Martha Grimes: Writer.
(1931) Joseph Lichtman Layton: Dancer.
(1930) Bob Havens
(1930) Yvonne Sherman
(1930) David Evatt Tunley: Composer.
(1930) Armando Segato: Italian soccer/football player.
(1930) Juan Gelman: Argentinian poet and author (d. 2014).
(1930) David Harrison: English chemist and academic.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Hendrik L van Beek: Dutch Vice-Admiral.
(1929) Jaharna Imam: Bangladeshi writer / political activist.
(1929) Link Wray: Musician.
(1929) Denise Lor: American singer and actress (d. 2015).
(1928) Jeanne Bal
(1928) Julien Guiomar
(1928) Dave Dudley: American singer-songwriter (d. 2003).
(1928) George Eckstein
(1928) James Brown in Augusta: Georgia, USA; singer/jail bird, soul brother #1 ("Hot Pants").
(1928) François Gourguillon: French Catholic bishop, the Auxiliary Bishop Emeritus of Reims and Titular Bishop of Suas, who died on 23 November 2007.

(1928) Jeanne Bal in Santa Monica: California, USA; actress (Pat - Love and Marriage).
(1928) Jacques-Louis Lions: French mathematician (d. 2001).
(1927) Mel Lazarus: American author, artist and cartoonist.
(1926) Ann B Davis
(1926) Gérard Saumade
(1926) Jimmy Cleveland
(1926) Ann Davis: American actress and comedienne, known for her role as Schultzy in the TV sitcom "The Bob Cummings Show.
(1926) Jane Fitch: American astrologer, a self-taught astrology buff for the past 23 years.
(1926) Adolph Posnick: Canadian executive and CEO of Ferro, a specialty materials maker.
(1926) Matt Baldwin: Canadian curler and engineer.
(1926) Herbert Blau: American engineer and academic (d. 2013).
(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.
(1925) Nina Bara: Buenos Aires, Argentina -- Actress (Tonga-Space Patrol).
(1925) Jean Séguy: French sociologist and author (d. 2007).
(1925) Jean Seguy: French sociologist of religions (d. 2007).
(1924) Mary Carver in Los Angeles: California, USA; actress (Cecilia - Simon and Simon).
(1924) Yehuda Amichai: Israeli poet.
(1924) Ken Tyrrell: English race car driver founded Tyrrell Racing (d. 2001).
(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.
(1923) Norman Thelwell
(1923) Ralph Hall: American lieutenant lawyer and politician.
(1923) Ralph M Hall American politician (Representative-Democrat-Texas: 1981-).
(1923) George Hadjinikos: Greek pianist conductor and educator (d. 2015).
(1922) Sergio Andreoli: Italian athlete, a pro soccer player.
(1922) Len Shackleton: English footballer and journalist (d. 2000).
(1922) Roger Chevalier: Marseille Military man.
(1922) Marina Svetlova: Ballerina / choreographer (Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo).
(1922) Edward Dearborn: American educator 1955-1985; retired.
(1921) Sugar Ray Robinson: American boxer (d. 1989).
(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.
(1921) Sugar Robinson: American boxer, winner of the lightweight title in 1940 and the middleweight title in 1951.
(1921) Joe Ames: American singer (d. 2007).
(1921) Satyajit Ray: Director.
(1920) John Lewis (pianist)
(1920) John Lewis: American jazz pianist and composer (Modern Jazz Quartet) (d. 2001).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Pete Seeger: American folk singer.
(1919) John Cullen Murphy: American comic strip artist (d. 2004).
(1919) John Murphy: American soldier and illustrator (d. 2004).
(1919) Betty Comden: Brooklyn, New York -- Song writer (Comden & Green-Bells are Ringing).
(1918) Ted Bates: English footballer and manager (d. 2003).
(1918) Etienne Saint-John: France Military man.
(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 .
(1917) James Penberthy: composer.
(1917) Betty Comden: American screenwriter and librettist (d. 2006).
(1916) Pierre Emmanuel: French poet of Christian inspiration.

(1916) Betty Comden
(1916) Leopold Simoneau: French Canadian tenor (d. 2006).
(1916) Léopold Simoneau: Canadian tenor and actor (d. 2006).
(1916) Robert Sheets: American homicide and thief.
(1916) Jean Bernard: French Catholic priest, who served as Bishop of Nancy from 1972 to 1991.
(1916) Henry Barbosa Gonzalez San Antonio Texas: (Representative-Democrat-Texas, 1961-).
(1915) Richard Lippold: American sculptor, known for his geometric constructions using wire as a medium.
(1915) Evencio Castellanos: composer.
(1915) Stu Hart: Canadian wrestler and trainer founded Stampede Wrestling (d. 2003).
(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.
(1914) Georges-Emmanuel Clancier: French journalist author and poet.
(1914) Arturo Garcia Garcia: Peruvian diplomat and politician.
(1914) Georges Clancier: French writer, journalist, literary critic, poet.
(1914) Genevieve Guitry: France Actor.
(1913) Auguste Mallet: France sport Champion.
(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.
(1913) William M: Inge US playwright (Picnic-Pulitzer 1953).
(1913) Earl Blackwell: Atlanta, Georgia -- Author (Celebrity Register).
(1913) Sheila Birkenhead: British author and biographer.
(1912) May Sarton: Belgian-American author with seven decades of written material produced.
(1912) Virgil Fox: American organist and composer (d. 1980).
(1911) Yank Lawson: US jazz trumpeteer (Stormy weather), dies at 84.
(1911) John Rhea: "Yank" Lawson trumpeter.
(1910) François Kervéadou: French Catholic clergyman, who was Bishop of Saint-Brieuc and Tréguier from 6 March 1961 to 2 October 1976.
(1910) Doris Gibson Parra del Riego: Peruvian magazine writer and publisher.
(1910) Mathis Jeune: Lyon 2?me physician.
(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.
(1910) Norman Corwin: American screenwriter and producer (d. 2011).
(1910) Alceo Galliera: composer.

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1909 - 1900

(1908) William Glock
(1908) Léon Smet: Belgian comedian (theatre), he was known for being alcoholic.
(1907) DH Barber: British journalist and magazine editor-publisher.
(1907) Dorothy Young: American entertainer (d. 2011).
(1907) Earl Wilson: Rockford, Ohio -- Columnist (Midnight Earl).
(1907) Louis Vilde: Marseille-en-Beauv physician.
(1906) Mary Astor: American actress, on-screen from 1920.
(1906) René Huyghe: French writer on the history, psychology and philosophy of art.
(1906) Anna Roosevelt: American political family, the first and only daughter of Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt.
(1906) Pierre Vilar: French historian who specialized in the history of Catalonia and hispanism.

(1906) Mary Astor Quincy Illinois: actress (Maltese Falcon, Dinky, Across the Pacific).
(1906) Anna E Roosevelt: American radio personality, daughter of Franklin Delano Roosevelt (d. 1975).
(1906) Rene Huyghe: France Writer.
(1906) Jean Desbordes: French poet and writer.
(1906) Anna Halsted: American journalist and author (d. 1975).
(1906) Enrique Laguerre: Puerto Rican journalist author and playwright (d. 2005).
(1906) Philippe Halsman: Photographer.
(1905) de Mirleau: Alen?on physician.
(1905) Edmund Black: American hammer thrower (d. 1996).
(1905) Werner Fenchel: German-Danish mathematician and academic (d. 1988).
(1905) Albrecht Luitpold: G Ferdinand Michael Wittelsbach duke of Bavaria.
(1905) Sebastian Lewis Shaw: Actor (High Season, Ace of Spades, Caste).
(1905) Margit Speier: German Jewish autobiographer, a survivor of the holocaust.
(1905) Red Ruffing: American baseball pitcher and coach (d. 1986).
(1905) Maria Caniglia: Italian dramatic soprano, a leader in her profession in the 1930s and 1940s.
(1904) John Breeden: San Francisco, California -- Actor (Salute, Madame Racketeer, Joy Street).
(1904) Bill Brandt: Photographer.
(1904) Charles "Red" Ruffing New York Yankees pitcher: hitter (1930-46).
(1903) Bing Crosby: American singer who was a world famed crooner for his mellow baritone.
(1903) Pierre Colin-Jeannel: Dijon EXecutives.
(1903) Fernand Adams: Belgium sport Champion.
(1903) Benjamin Spock: Scientist.
(1902) Alfred Kastler: French nuclear physicist who discovered and developed the methods for observing Hertzian Resonances in atoms.
(1902) Walter Slezak: Austrian-American actor who won a Tony award and the N.Y.
(1902) Jack La Rue: TV narrator (Lights Out), dies at 81.
(1902) Hideo Saito (cellist)
(1902) Hugo Friedhofer: composer.
(1902) Jack Larue New York City: New York; actor (Lights Out, Mouthpiece, My Favorite Brunette).
(1902) Yan Le Quellec: France sport Champion.
(1901) Philippe Parès
(1901) Madame Billy
(1901) Gino Cervi: Italian actor of both stage and screen.
(1901) Philippe Pares: Paris 4éme Musician.
(1901) Joseph Leccia: Ajaccio physician.
(1901) Billy : French Madame, a famed brothel keeper in her day.
(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.
(1900) (Blanvillain) Jamblan: France Actor.
(1900) Carlo Santoro: Italy Military man.

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