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Famous Birthdays of 3 October

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

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(2011) Boone Church: American child of noted family, his parents are Eric Church, country singer and his wife Katherine.

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2009 - 2000

(2005) Hicks Twins: American twins born prematurely to noted mother Mo'Nique, actress and model.
(2004) Gavin Morales: Dancer.
(2002) Felix Avitia: TV Actor.
(2000) Gino Cosculluela: Dancer.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Aramis Knight: Movie Actor.
(1997) Nathan Meadows: American noted family, the son of TV personality Leeza Gibbons and her third husband, actor Stephen Meadows.
(1997) Juri Takahashi: Japanese singer (AKB48).
(1997) Yan Vostrikov: Vine Star.
(1997) Kenny Knox: Vine Star.
(1996) Adair Tishler: American actress.
(1994) Victoria Bosio: Argentinian tennis player.
(1994) Garrett Martel: American homicide victim, killed by his father.
(1994) Charlie Wernham: Comedian.
(1993) Raffaele Di Gennaro: Italian footballer.

(1993) Lindsay Fabes: Actor (Charlie Winthrop-Another World).
(1993) Mikey Margott: Bassist.
(1992) Nick Buongiovanni: YouNow Star.
(1992) Gizzy Gazza: YouTube Star.
(1992) Matthew Little: Soap Opera Actor.
(1992) Adam Buongiovanni: YouTube Star.
(1991) Jenny McLoughlin: English sprinter.
(1991) Aki Takajo: Japanese singer (AKB48 JKT48 and French Kiss).
(1990) Johan Le Bon: French cyclist.
(1990) Geovanna Antoinette: YouTube Star.
(1990) Rhian Ramos: Filipino actress.
(1990) Baylee Jae: YouTube Star.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Nate Montana: American football player.
(1989) Alex Trimble: Rock Singer.
(1988) AAP Rocky: Rapper.
(1988) Tadhg Kelly: American actor.
(1988) Cal Shapiro: Pop Singer.
(1988) Alicia Vikander: Movie Actress.
(1988) ASAP Rocky: American rapper and producer (ASAP Mob).
(1987) Kaci American: singer and actress.
(1987) Kaci : Pop Singer.
(1987) Martin Plowman: English race car driver.

(1987) Robert Grabarz: English high jumper.
(1987) Zuleyka Rivera: Puerto Rican model and actress Miss Universe 2006.
(1986) Jackson Martinez: Soccer Player.
(1986) Jackson Martínez: Colombian footballer.
(1985) Courtney Lee: American basketball player.
(1984) Yoon Eun-hye: South Korean singer and actress (Baby V.O.
(1984) Bruno Gervais: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1984) Anthony Le Tallec: French footballer.
(1984) Yoon Eun-Hye: South Korean actress.
(1984) Ashlee Simpson: American singer, songwriter, and actress.
(1984) Chris Marquette: American film and television actor.
(1984) Jessica Kennedy: TV Actress.
(1983) Hiroki Suzuki: Japanese actor and singer.
(1983) Tessa Thompson: Movie Actress.
(1983) Andreas Papathanasiou: Cypriot footballer.
(1983) Thiago Alves: Brazilian mixed martial artist.
(1983) Fred : Brazilian footballer.
(1983) Frederico Chaves Guedes: Brazilian footballer.
(1982) Erik von: Detten; American actor.
(1982) Clémence Poésy: French actress widely known for the roles of Fleur Delacour in the Harry Potter film series.
(1982) Erik von Detten: American actor.
(1981) Amanda Walsh: Canadian actress.
(1981) Zlatan Ibrahimović: Swedish footballer.
(1981) Seth Gabel: American actor.
(1981) Danny Coid: English footballer.
(1981) Matt Sparrow: English footballer.
(1981) Zlatan Ibrahimovic: Swedish football player known for his original, sometimes "foolish" behaviour.
(1981) Andreas Isaksson: Swedish footballer.
(1980) Anquan Boldin: American football player (Baltimore Ravens).
(1980) Ivan Turina: Croatian footballer (d. 2013).
(1980) Héctor Reynoso: Mexican footballer.
(1980) Lindsey Kelk: English journalist and author.
(1980) Sheldon Brookbank: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1980) Danny O'Donoghue: Irish singer (The Script).

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Danny O'Donoghue: Rock Singer.
(1979) Josh Klinghoffer: American guitarist songwriter and producer (Red Hot Chili Peppers Dot Hacker Ataxia and The Bicycle Thief).
(1979) Yuri Ebihara: Japanese model and actress.
(1979) John Morrison: American pro wrestler, WWE.
(1979) Carlo Alban: Ecuadorian-American actor.
(1978) Jake Shears: American singer-songwriter (Scissor Sisters).
(1978) Aminishiki Ryūji: Japanese sumo wrestler.
(1978) Claudio Pizarro: Peruvian footballer.
(1978) Neil Clement: English footballer.
(1978) Gerald Asamoah: Ghanaian-German footballer.

(1978) Durga Agarwal: Indian newsmaker, claimed as that country's first and the world's second test-tube baby.
(1978) Corey Hill: American mixed martial artist and wrestler (d. 2015).
(1978) Vienna Teng: American singer-songwriter and pianist.
(1978) Shannyn Sossamon: American actress, dancer and musician.
(1977) Eric Munson: American baseball player and coach.
(1977) Daniel Hollie: American wrestler.
(1977) Shazia Mirza: English comedian actress and journalist.
(1977) Luca Tognozzi: Italian footballer.
(1976) Kirsi Haenninen: Ice hockey defenseman (Finland, Olympics - 1998).
(1976) Seann Scott: Movie Actor.
(1976) Nate Johnson: Seattle, Washington -- Canoeist (1996 Olympics).
(1976) Seann William Scott: American actor.
(1976) Herman Li: British musician (DragonForce).
(1975) Satoko Ishimine: Japanese singer-songwriter guitarist and producer.
(1975) Talib Kweli: American rapper (Black Star and Reflection Eternal).
(1975) India Arie: American singer.
(1975) Alanna Ubach: Movie Actress.
(1975) Nakako Tsuzuki: Japanese figure skater.
(1974) Marianne Timmer: Dutch speed skater.
(1974) Mike Johnson: Canadian ice hockey player and sportscaster.
(1973) Neve Campbell: Canadian actress.
(1973) Angelica Gavaldon: El Centro, California -- Tennis star (1995 quarter Aust).
(1973) Eirik Hegdal: Norwegian saxophonist and composer (Trondheim Jazz Orchestra and Dingobats).
(1973) Angélica Gavaldón: American-Mexican tennis player and coach.
(1973) Keiko Agena: Japanese-American actress.
(1973) Lena Headey: British actress.
(1972) Kim Joo-hyuk: South Korean actor.
(1972) Komla Dumor: Ghanaian-English journalist (d. 2014).
(1972) Sandy Martinez: Villa Mella, Dominican Republic -- Catcher (Toronto Blue Jays).
(1972) Lori McKenna: American singer/songwriter, won a Boston Music Award in late 2004.
(1972) Christian Peter: Defensive tackle (New York Giants).
(1972) Michael Nylander: Stockholm, Sweden -- NHL center (Calgary Flames).
(1972) Guy Oseary: Israeli American talent manager and businessman.
(1972) Denny Vaughn: Orchestra leader (Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour).
(1971) Ingrid Chauvin: French stage and TV films actress, known for her roles in the series "Mediterranée" and "Dolmen", and in the police procedural serie "Femmes de Loi" (with Natacha Amal).
(1971) Reggie Givens: CFL linebacker (Toronto Argonauts).
(1971) Wil Cordero: Puerto Rican-American baseball player and coach.
(1971) Kevin Richardson: American singer (Backstreet Boys).
(1971) Black Thought: American rapper and actor (The Roots).
(1970) Jason Hook: Guitarist.
(1970) Justine Sowry: Australian field hockey goalie (1996 Olympics).
(1970) Tyji Armstrong: American athlete, pro football, played wide receiver from 1992-1998.
(1970) Sara Zarr: American author and academic.
(1970) Jimmy Ray: English singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1970) Elmar Liitmaa: Estonian guitarist and songwriter (Terminaator).
(1970) Mario Martinez: Mexican accused assassin of presidential candidate Louis Donaldo Colosio on 3/23/1994, c. 5:00 PM, Tijuana, Mexico.
(1970) Roger Bailey: Chattahoochee, Florida -- Pitcher (Colorado Rockies).
(1970) Manny Martinez: San Pedro, Delaware -- Outfielder (Seattle Mariners).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Tetsuya : Japanese singer-songwriter bass player and producer (L'Arc-en-Ciel).
(1969) Sulev Iva: Estonian linguist and author.
(1969) Yuriko Ishida: Japanese actress.
(1969) Garry Herbert: English rower and sportscaster.
(1969) Carl Thomas: American basketball player: guard, Cavaliers.
(1969) Travis Hill: NFL linebacker (Carolina Panthers).
(1969) Gwen Stefani: American singer, songwriter, fashion designer, and actress.
(1969) Eddie Sutter: NFL linebacker (Cleveland Browns, Atlanta Falcons).
(1969) Shane Butterworth: Actor (Timmy-Bad News Bears).
(1969) Tetsu: Japanese bassist (L'Arc~en~Ciel).

(1969) Mike Saunders: CFL running back (Saskatchewan Roughriders).
(1969) Stephen Scahill: Featherston, New Zealand -- Australasia golfer.
(1968) Paul Crichton: English footballer and manager.
(1968) Marco Roelofsen: Soccer player (SC Heerenveen).
(1968) Tommy Wiseau: Director.
(1968) Donald Sild: Estonian javelin thrower.
(1968) Marko Rajamäki: Finnish footballer and manager.
(1968) Elisabetta Ferracini: Italian host of a TV show; the daughter of Mara Venier.
(1968) Greg Foster: American basketball player: center, Jazz.
(1967) Rob Liefeld: American author and illustrator.
(1967) Tiffany Chin: American figure skater, who started skating at eight and was the figure skating Junior World Champion within four years.
(1967) Chris Collingwood: English-American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Fountains of Wayne).
(1966) Frank Hannon: Rock guitarist (Tesla-Psychotic Supper).
(1966) Darrin Fletcher: American baseball player, a left-hitting/right-throwing catcher who played with the Los Angeles Dodgers (1989-1990), Philadelphia Phillies (1990-1991), Montreal Expos (1992-1997), and Toronto Blue Jays (1998-2002).
(1966) Kirsten Nelson: TV Actress.
(1965) Jan-Ove Waldner: Swedish table tennis player.
(1965) Annemarie Verstappen: Dutch swimmer.
(1964) Clive Owen: British actor.
(1964) Jean-Marc Bosman: Belgian football player whose name was given to a law that he instigated, that when a player's contract expired he is allowed to freely seek other sponsors, and clubs may engage foreign players.
(1963) Dan Goldie: Sioux City, Iowa -- Tennis star.
(1963) Patrick Flatley in Ontario: Canada; right winger (New York Islanders, Olympics-4 gold-1988).
(1963) Benny Anders: American basketball player.
(1962) Marco Forieri: Italian saxophonist.
(1962) Tommy Lee: Drummer.
(1962) Rick Todd: Toronto, Ontario -- Canadian Tour golfer (1992 Ben Hogan Dakota).
(1961) Dean Lawrence (actor): English actor.
(1961) Rebecca Stephens: first British woman to reach the summit of Mount Everest.
(1961) Maxx Payne: American wrestler and actor.
(1961) Ludger Stühlmeyer: German cantor composer and musicologist.
(1961) Didier Begi: French homicide who killed his mistress out of jealousy on 12/21/1984.
(1960) Cinzia De Ponti: Italian actress, model and television personality.
(1960) Michel Godard: French tuba player and jazz musician.
(1960) Pascal Durand: French politician, leader of the French political party Europe Écologie - Les Verts (EELV).
(1960) Kevin Eldon: English actor and screenwriter.
(1960) Cinzia De Ponti [Fiordeponti]: Pescara, Italy -- Miss Italy - 1979.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Marc Wallice: American porn actor and director.
(1959) Jack Wagner: Rocker / actor (General Hospital, Melrose Place).
(1959) Greg Proops: American comedian actor and screenwriter.
(1959) Fred Couples: American golfer.
(1959) Frederick Stephen Couples: Seattle, Washington -- PGA golfer (1983 Kemper Open).
(1959) Carmen Russo: Genoa, Italy -- Miss Teenage Italy (1972).
(1958) Louise Lecavalier: Canadian dancer (La La La Human Steps).
(1958) Karen Morton Palmdale CA: Playmate (Jul, 1978).
(1958) Chen Yanyin: Chinese sculptor.
(1957) Denis Rapone: French senior government official, who from 2007 to 2013 was a member of the 'Autorité de Régulation des Communications Électroniques et des Postes' (ARCEP), an independent French agency in charge of regulating telecommunications in France.

(1957) Roberto Azevêdo: Brazilian engineer and diplomat 6th Director-General of the World Trade Organization.
(1957) Tim Westwood: English radio and television host.
(1956) Peter Frechette: Warwick, Rhode Island -- Actor (Paint it Black, George-Profiler).
(1956) Terry Whiting: American homosexual male: AIDS.
(1956) Hart Bochner: Toronto, Ontario -- Actor (Aron-East of Eden, Supergirl, Die Hard).
(1955) Allen Woody: American bass player and songwriter (The Allman Brothers Band and Gov't Mule) (d. 2000).
(1955) John Lesmeister: American educator and politician 30th North Dakota State Treasurer (d. 2006).
(1955) Angela Molina: Madrid, Spain -- Actress (Streets of Gold, Half of Heaven).
(1955) Buket Uzuner: Turkish author.
(1954) David Azar: American homicide.
(1954) Monika Griefahn: German politician, co-founder of Greenpeace Germany.
(1954) Dennis Eckersley: American baseball played, a right-handed pitcher who played with the Cleveland Indians (1975–1977), Boston Red Sox (1978–1984, 1998), Chicago Cubs (1984–1986), Oakland Athletics (1987–1995), and St. Louis Cardinals (1996–1997).
(1954) Al Sharpton: American clergyman, a minister and a Democratic activist.
(1954) Stevie Ray Vaughan: Dallas, Texas -- Guitarist (Sky is Crying, Texas Flood).
(1954) Stevie Vaughan: American musician, a rock star considered by some to have been the greatest blues guitarist ever.
(1954) Eddie DeGarmo: American singer-songwriter keyboard player and producer (DeGarmo and Key).
(1952) Bruce Arians: Coach.
(1952) Luke Roberts: Australian visual/performance artist who works under the name of his alter ego "(Her Divine Holiness) Pope Alice.
(1951) Keb' Mo': American singer-songwriter guitarist and actor.
(1951) Kathryn D Sullivan in Paterson: New Jersey, USA; PhD/astronaut (STS 41-G, 28, 31, 45).
(1951) Jack Grondin: Rock drummer (.38 Special).
(1951) Dave Winfield: American baseball player who is a multi-threat natural athlete as he was drafted into three professional sports, but opted to play baseball with the San Diego Padres for eight years.
(1950) Pamela Hensley in Glendale: California, USA; actress (Buck Rogers in the 25th Century).
(1950) Ronnie Laws: US saxophonist / guitarist (Earth, Wind & Fire).
(1950) Pamela Hensley: American actress and author.
(1950) Laureen Ford: Gympie, Queensland -- Golfer (1992 Alpine Aust Ladies).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Svika Pick: Israeli pop singer and composer.
(1949) Yekaterina Aleksandrowna Ivanova: Russian Cosmonaut (Soyuz T-15A).
(1949) J P Dutta: Indian Bollywood film director.
(1949) Nancy Bleiweiss: American comedienne with a mobile face and blue, saucer-shaped eyes.
(1949) Lindsey Buckingham: Guitarist, producer, songwriter and singer with Fleetwood Mac, known for his unique finger-picking playing style.
(1949) Éric Loizeau: French sailor and mountain climber nicknamed "Captain" (French: 'Le Captain').
(1949) Jean-Claude Skrela: French rugby player and member of the French rugby team 1999 A wing forward, he became France’s national coach and resigned on 11/15/1999.
(1949) Chris Westlund: Set decorator, worked on television productions and in feature films from 1979 to 1987.
(1949) Joey Arias: Performance Artist.
(1949) J Dutta: Indian director producer and screenwriter.

(1949) Aleksandr Rogozhkin: Russian director and screenwriter.
(1949) Laurie Simmons: American photographer and director.
(1947) Michele Profeta: Italian suspected serial killer, arrested in Padua 2/16/2001, though proclaiming his innocence.
(1947) John Barlow: American poet songwriter blogger and activist.
(1947) Ben Cauley: American trumpet player and songwriter (The Bar-Kays) (d. 2015).
(1947) Fred DeLuca: American businessman co-founded Subway (d. 2015).
(1947) Anne Dorte: Anne Dorte of Rosenborg (d. 2014).
(1947) Takis Michalos: Greek water polo player and coach (d. 2010).
(1947) 7th Earl of Bradford: English large landowner / multi-millionaire.
(1946) Tristan Keuris: Composer.
(1946) Bob Dotson in Saint Louis: Missouri, USA; newscaster (Primetime Sunday).
(1945) Lorenzo Bozano: Italian homicide; kidnapped, raped and killed 13-year-old Milena Sutter in Geneva whose body was fished out of the ocean a few days before Lorenzo was arrested on 5/09/1971.
(1945) Tony Brown: English footballer and sportscaster.
(1945) Jo Ritzen: Dutch economist and politician Dutch Minister of Education.
(1945) Christopher Bruce: English dancer and choreographer.
(1945) Viktor Saneyev: USSR -- Triple jumper (1968-80 Olympics - 3 Gold / 1 Silver Medals).
(1945) Rik Kenton: Rocker.
(1945) Kay Baxter: Woodsfield, Ohio -- Best Bodybuilder in World (1983-85).
(1944) Pierre Deligne: Belgian mathematician and academic.
(1944) Roy Horn: German-American illusionist,, half of "Siegfried and Roy.
(1944) André Groote: Dutch musician and psychic.
(1943) Jeff Bingaman: American solder and politician 25th Attorney General of New Mexico.
(1943) Antonia Lamb: American singer, astrologer and author of four paperback gothic novels.
(1943) Jean-François Jonvelle: French professional fashion photographer.
(1943) Baki İlkin: Turkish civil servant and diplomat.
(1942) Alan Rachins: American actor and screenwriter.
(1941) Andrea De Adamich: Italian race car driver, Formula One.
(1941) Chubby Checker: American singer-songwriter.
(1941) Andrea de Adamich: Italian Formula One driver and TV commentator.
(1941) Pierre Guidoni: French politician who became leader of the Socialist Party after joining the SFIO in 1962.
(1941) John Elliott: Australian businessman.
(1941) Ruggero Raimondi: Italian actor and singer.
(1940) Sheila Fearn: English actress.
(1940) Mike Troy: US swimmer (1960 Olympics - 2 Gold Medals).
(1940) Alan O'Day: American singer-songwriter (d. 2013).
(1940) Jean Ratelle: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1940) Rolando Rigoli: Italian swordsman.
(1940) Jean Ratelle NHL center (New York Rangers: Boston Bruins).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Jacques Testart: French biologist whose work resulted in the birth of the first test tube baby in France on 24 February 1982.
(1939) Bob Armstrong: American wrestler and trainer.
(1939) Avoine : French cartoonist and humor writer.
(1939) James Darren in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; actor/singer (Gidget, Diamond Head).
(1938) David Obey: American politician.
(1938) Dave Obey: American lawyer and politician.
(1938) Jack Hodgins: Canadian author and academic.
(1938) Tereza Kesovija: Croatian singer.
(1938) David Dyke: English captain.
(1938) Sandro Mazzinghi: .

(1938) David R Obey: (Rep-D-Wisconsin, 1969- ).
(1938) Eddie Cochran: American musician, a guitarist and vocalist with good looks to boot.
(1938) Eddie Cochran in Oklahoma City: Oklahoma, USA; rocker ("C'Mon Everybody").
(1937) Ton de Kruyf: Composer.
(1937) Eli Jacobs: baseball team owner (Baltimore Orioles).
(1937) Boldizsar Csiky: Composer.
(1937) Claude Arabo: French fencer, who won a silver medal in the individual sabre event at the 1964 Summer Olympics.
(1936) Steve Reich in New York City: New York, USA; composer (My Name is).
(1936) Francis Deniau: French ecclesiastic in the Roman Catholic religion.
(1936) Steve Reich: American contemporary avant-garde composer, one of the best-known exponents of minimalism in music.
(1935) Charles Duke: American astronaut; lunar module pilot aboard Apollo 16.
(1935) Charles M Duke Jr in Charlotte: North Carolina, USA; Brigadier General US Air Force/astronaut (Apollo 16).
(1935) Abdon Pamich: Italy -- 50K walker (1964 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1935) Charles : Charlotte Military man.
(1934) Benjamin Boretz: American composer and theorist.
(1934) Harold Ralph Henning: Johannesburg, South Africa -- PGA golfer (1966 Texas Open).
(1934) Miguel-Ángel Cárdenas: Colombian-Dutch painter and illustrator (d. 2015).
(1934) Koo Nimo: Ghanaian singer and guitarist.
(1934) Simon Nicholson: English sculptor and painter (d. 1990).
(1934) Madlyn Rhue in Washington: DC, USA; actress (Bracken's World, Executive Suite).
(1933) Neale Fraser: Australian tennis player.
(1933) Neale A Fraser: Tennis champ (US Open-1959).
(1932) Terence English: South African-English surgeon and academic.
(1932) Paolo Prodi: Italian historian, educator, and author of scholarly works including: "Papal Prince: One Body and Two Souls" He teaches modern history and philosophy at the University of Bologna in Italy.
(1931) Glenn Hall: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1930) Michel Mauer: French business executive, the director, administrator and vice-president of large companies developing real-estate development and construction.
(1930) David Mayer Epstein: Composer.

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1929 - 1920

(1928) Christian D'Oriola: French athlete and six-time Olympic medalist in fencing between the years of 1948-1956 (four gold, two silver medals).
(1928) Erik Bruhn: Danish dancer, one of the great ballet dancers of the 20th century who set standards of dance excellence and dramatic intensity.
(1928) Shridath Surendranath "Sonny" Ramphal: Guyanese Secretary General (1975- ).
(1928) Kåre Willoch: Norwegian politician of the Conservative Party.
(1928) Shridath Ramphal: Guyanese academic and politician 2nd Commonwealth Secretary-General.
(1928) Christian Oriola: France sport Champion.
(1928) Erik Bruhn in Copenhagen: Denmark; dancer (National Ballet of Canada).
(1928) Edward Moyers: American businessman (d. 2006).
(1927) Gloria Stavers: American writer, who was the editor in chief of 16 Magazine and one of the first women rock and roll journalists.
(1927) Jaqueline Guelis: France Actor.

(1926) Jorge Gonzalez Marten: Costa Rican economist, businessman, computer expert and politican.
(1925) Gore Vidal: American playwright, critic, novelist and essayist, one of the great stylists of contemporary American prose.
(1925) Gerson Ribnick: American lobbyist.
(1925) Lisette Mayret-Merejkowski: French business executive, president of the board of Banque Hervet in the 1980s.
(1925) George Wein: American pianist and producer co-founded the Newport Folk Festival.
(1925) W Howard Baker: English publisher.
(1924) Arkady Vorobyov: Russian weightlifter and coach (d. 2012).
(1924) Harvey Kurtzman: American cartoonist (d. 1993).
(1924) Franco Cristaldi: Italian film producer, credited with producing (or co-producing) feature films from the 1950s to the 1990s.
(1923) Conrad Knudsen: American executive.
(1923) Edward LeBlanc: Dominican lawyer and politician 1st Premier of Dominica (d. 2004).
(1923) Edward Oliver LeBlanc: Dominican politician (d. 2004).
(1923) Franz Kollasch: Germany Actor.
(1922) Norbert Ségard: French politician, he trained as a physicist and teacher, and came to politics in 1973.
(1922) Norbert Segard: Aniche Politician.
(1922) Jean Devamdez: Escaudain physician.
(1922) Marcel van Thienen: Composer.
(1921) Renato Miglioli: Italy sport Champion.
(1921) Ray Lindwall: Australian cricketer and soldier (d. 1996).
(1920) Herbert Beckington: American military who rose to rank of Lieutenant General in the US Marines.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Jean Lefebvre: French-Moroccan actor (d. 2004).
(1919) James Buchanan: American economist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 2013).
(1919) José Saraiva: Portuguese historian.
(1919) Walter Gieseler: Composer.
(1919) Boyd Bradfield Upchurch [John Boyd]: United States -- Sci-fi author (IQ Merchant).
(1918) Pierre Pichot: France Scientist.
(1918) Rik Coppens: Belgium sport Champion.
(1917) Hede Rickert: Germany Actor.
(1916) Russel Peterson: Portage Politician.
(1916) James Herriot: Scot Author (All Creatures Great & Small), dies at 78.

(1916) Bernard Smith: Australian art historian, art critic and academic.
(1916) Angeles Alvarino Deleira: Biologist / Oceanographer / writer.
(1916) James Alfred Wight Herriot: Veterinarian / Novelist.
(1916) Russell Peterson: American politician and scientist, he was Governor of Delaware from 1969 to 1973.
(1915) Ray Stark: American film producer and Hollywood talent agent who made over 125 films including "Funny Girl," "The Way We Were," and "Night of the Iguana.
(1914) Pierre Bockel: French Roman Catholic priest, writer and journalist.
(1914) Nel Rose: Dutch dance teacher.
(1913) Emylu Hughes: American astrologer and researcher who was listed in the first edition of "Who's Who of American Women" in 1958.
(1912) Van Arsdale France in Seattle: Washington, USA; trained Disneyland employees, established Disney University, created Backstage Disneyland magazine for cast members, established Disneyland Alumni Club, retired 1978, named Disney Legend in 1994.
(1911) Michael Hordern: Hertfordshire, England -- Actor (Friar Domingo-Shogun).
(1911) Essi Renwall: Finnish artist, a sculptor.
(1911) Anne-Marie Vallee-Porte: Neuilly sur Seine EXecutives.
(1910) Serge Dalens: French writer, known for his many novels, including the collection "Signe de piste" (1954).
(1910) Mary Case: American homicide victim killed in her own home by a rapist posing as a salesman.
(1910) Andree LePecq: French artist, tapestry designer, engraver, illustrator and painter.
(1910) Paul Laugier: Avignon physician.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Kaare Støylen: Norwegian theologian, minister, dr.
(1909) Jean Michard-Pelissier: Gap Politician.
(1908) Johnny Burke: American songwriter (d. 1964).
(1908) Halvor Durban-Hansen: Norwegian printer and general manager of one of the country's oldest and largest printing businesses.
(1908) Herv? Floch: Brest physician.
(1906) Raymond Triboulet: French politician.
(1906) Kurd Heyne: German actor and director, who died on 7 May 1961 in Lucerne.
(1906) Natalie Carlson: American author (d. 1997).
(1906) Andr? Blanchard: Saumur Military man.
(1905) Tekin Arıburun: Turkish soldier and politician President of Turkey (d. 1993).

(1904) Ernst Gunther Schenck: German doctor who joined the Sturmabteilung in 1933 (d. 1998).
(1904) Ernst-Günther Schenck: German colonel and physician (d. 1998).
(1904) Charles Pedersen United Kingdom: biochemist (Nobel Prize 1987).
(1903) Robert Bichet: Rougemont Politician.
(1903) William Berke: American film maker, a cameraman until cataracts on both eyes forced him to change his venue to producing and directing.
(1902) Arturo da Costa e Silva: Marshal / President of Brazil (1967-69).
(1902) Georges Fayet: Oloron-Ste Marie Military man.
(1901) Masao Oki: Composer.
(1901) Gabriel Sourdille: Nantes physician.
(1901) Jean Gremillon: French film director (d. 1959).
(1901) Jean Grémillon: French filmmaker, a screenwriter, director and composer; one of the great French maestros of film.
(1900) Thomas Clayton Wolfe: American writer (d. 1938).
(1900) Thomas Wolfe: American playwright and novelist who wrote "Look Homeward, Angel," 1929, "The Web and The Rock," 1939 and "You Can't Go Home Again," 1940.
(1900) Jay Irving: NYC, New York -- Cartoonist (Draw Me a Laugh).

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