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Famous Birthdays of 6 January

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 6th of January

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2010 - Today

(2011) Flynn Bloom: American noted family, the first child and son of British actor Orlando Bloom and Australian model Miranda Kerr.

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2009 - 2000

(2004) Gypsy Rogers: Australian noted family member, the daughter of popular Australian singer Kate Ceberano and her music video director husband Lee Rogers.
(2003) MattyB : Rapper.
(2000) Jay Zim: Vine Star.
(2000) Whynot_Joey : Musical.

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1999 - 1990

(1998) Kailey Swanson: Country Singer.
(1997) Jenna Larson: YouTube Star.
(1997) John-Alan Slachta: TV Actor.
(1996) Courtney Eaton: Movie Actress.
(1996) Rayan Lopez: Rapper.
(1995) Michaela Deprince: Dancer.
(1994) JB (singer)
(1994) Jameis Winston: Football Player.
(1994) JB : Rapper.
(1994) TeeJay : R&B Singer.

(1993) Lil Reese: Rapper.
(1992) Dean Dobbs: YouTube Star.
(1990) Alice Haefeli: American noted family, the first child born to NBC news correspondent Mary Alice Williams and her husband, CNN producer Mark Haefeli.
(1990) Meghan Sanett: YouTube Star.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Nicky Romero: Music Producer.
(1989) James Durbin (singer)
(1989) Andy Carroll: Soccer Player.
(1989) Baby lion-tailed macaques: At Woodland Park Zoo (Seattle).
(1989) James Durbin: Pop Singer.
(1989) Andrew Carroll: English footballer.
(1989) Baby: lion-tailed macaques at Woodland Park Zoo (Seattle).
(1988) Will Shepherd: YouTube Star.
(1988) Mikael Daez: Filipino model and actor.
(1987) Magalie Vaé: French singer who won the fifth series of the French Star Academy TV talent show.

(1987) Sasha Cane
(1987) Justin Kripps
(1987) Bongani Khumalo: South African footballer.
(1987) Gemma Gibbons: English-Scottish martial artist.
(1987) Zhang Lin: Chinese swimmer.
(1987) Ndamukong Suh: Football Player.
(1987) Arin Hanson: Voice Actor.
(1986) Irina Shayk: Russian-born model, 2011 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue cover model.
(1986) Alex Turner (musician)
(1986) Elizabeth Blackmore
(1986) Benjamin Simm: German rugby player.
(1986) Petter Northug: Skier.
(1986) Mike Teel: American football player.
(1986) Alex Turner: English musician (Arctic Monkeys).
(1986) Michelle Waterson: Athlete.
(1986) Paul McShane: Irish footballer.
(1985) Amalie Bruun
(1985) Ben Haenow: English singer.
(1985) Inge Vermeulen: Brazilian-Dutch field hockey player (d. 2015).
(1985) Christielle Burbach: French homicide victim, age four when she was raped and her throat slashed as she slept in a parked car.
(1984) Kate McKinnon: Comedian.
(1984) Eric Trump: American businessman and philanthropist.
(1984) Diljit Dosanjh: Movie Actor.
(1984) AJ Hawk: Football Player.
(1984) Sean O'Brien: Australian windsurfer.
(1984) Kevin Strahle: YouTube Star.
(1983) Saul Raisin
(1983) Natali Thanou: Serbian-Greek model and singer.
(1983) Adam Burish: American ice hockey player.
(1983) Mithra Jin: South Korean rapper (Epik High).
(1982) Eddie Redmayne: English actor, model and singer, who started his professional career in both theatre and television roles in the early 2000s and then made his film debut,.
(1982) Tiffany Pollard: American reality television personality.
(1982) Gilbert Arenas: American basketball player.
(1982) Brian Bass: American baseball player.
(1981) Jérémie Renier: Belgian actor, made his film debut in "La promesse" (1996).
(1981) Rinko Kikuchi: Japanese actress and director.
(1981) Mike Jones: American rapper.
(1981) Jeremie Renier: Belgian actor.
(1981) Asante Samuel: American football player.
(1980) Sam Sallon: English singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1980) Steed Malbranque: Belgian-French footballer.
(1980) Apostolia Zoi: Greek singer.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Camila Grey: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Mellowdrone and Uh Huh Her).
(1979) Le Comte de Bouderbala
(1979) Cristela Alonzo: Comedian.
(1978) Pépito Elhorga
(1978) Nikki Einfeld: Canadian soprano and actress.
(1978) Casey Fossum: American baseball player.
(1978) Bubba Franks: American football player.
(1978) Yaël Naïm: French-Israeli singer and songwrite, born to Jewish Tunisian immigrants.
(1978) Tara Spencer-Nairn: Canadian actress.
(1978) Steve Hartsell in Ann Arbor: Michigan; pairs skater (and Danielle Hartsell).

(1977) Defconn : South Korean singer and actor.
(1977) Marc Johnson: American skateboarder.
(1977) Amy Zappone: Wolcott, Connecticut -- Miss America - Connecticut (1996).
(1977) Stacey Gartrell in Sydney: New South Wales, Australia; swimmer (Olympics-1996).
(1977) Genevieve O'Reilly: Actress.
(1976) Danny Pintauro: American actor seen as young Jonathan on the TV sitcom "Who's The Boss?".
(1976) Judith Rakers: German journalist and television presenter.
(1976) Johnny Yong Bosch: American actor, and musician.
(1976) Lu Yi: Chinese actor.
(1976) Johnny Bosch: TV Actor.
(1976) Daniel Tynell: Swedish cross-country skier.
(1976) Agnieszka Zielinska: Miss Poland-Universe (1997).
(1976) Danny Pintauro in Milltown: New Jersey; actor (Jonathan - Who's The Boss?).
(1976) Richard Zedník: Slovak ice hockey player.
(1976) Jeremy Linn: United States -- 100m breaststroke (1996 Olympics - Silver / Gold Medalist).
(1975) Vincent Niclot
(1975) Océane (actress)
(1975) Magali Lunel
(1975) James Farrior: linebacker (New York Jets).
(1975) Laura Berg: Whittier, California -- Softball outfielder (1996 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1975) Nicole DeHuff: American actress (d. 2005).
(1975) Vincent Niclo: French tenor or lyrical baritone, widely known for having sung with the Red Army Choir.
(1975) Yukana : Japanese voice actress and singer.
(1975) Jason King: English radio and television host.
(1975) Nick Clarke: Pro Bull Rider.
(1974) Romain Sardou: French novelist, the son of the famous French singer and songwriter Michel Sardou.
(1974) Paolo Camossi: Italian champion of the indoor triple jump 3/09/2001, winning the World Gold Medal.
(1974) Paul Grant (basketball)
(1974) Milka Chulina
(1974) Aymeric Demarigny
(1974) Daniel Cordone: Argentinian footballer.
(1974) Marcus Crandell: Canadian Football League quarterback (Edmonton Eskimos).
(1974) Paul Grant: American basketball player and coach.
(1974) Juan Roque: tackle (Detroit Lions).
(1973) Edoardo Ponti: Italian noted family, the second son of Sophia Loren and her husband Carlo Ponti.
(1973) Éric Piolle
(1973) Scott Ferguson: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1973) Vasso Karantasiou: Greek beach volleyball player.
(1973) Alex Berenson: Author.
(1972) Pascal Nouma: French footballer (soccer player) who played at senior level from 1989 to 2005.
(1972) Nek : Italian pop singer.
(1972) Mina Agossi
(1972) Shae Marks: New Orleans, Louisiana -- Playmate (May, 1994).
(1972) Willie Clark NFL cornerback (San Diego Chargers: Philadelphia Eagles).
(1972) Denis Montana Canadian Football League receiver (Montreal Alouettes: Toronto Argonauts).
(1971) Stéphane Joulin
(1971) Andrzej Piaseczny
(1971) Joey Lauren Adams: Actress.
(1971) Irwin Thomas: Australian singer-songwriter and guitarist (Southern Sons and Electric Mary).
(1971) Karin Slaughter: American author.
(1971) Myron Baker: NFL linebacker (Chicago Bears).
(1971) Gary Wiseman: American punk-rock drummer.
(1971) Jed DeVries: NFL tackle (Cleveland Browns).
(1971) Mike Wells: NFL defensive end (Detroit Lions).
(1970) Gabrielle Reece: American professional volleyball player (until 2000), sports announcer, fashion model and actress.
(1970) Julie Chen: American television personality, news anchor, and producer for CBS.
(1970) Yuliana Angelova: Bulgarian astrologer, selflessly engaged in advising and helping others in the Astrodienst forum during many years, from 2007 until a month before her death in 2014.
(1970) Daniel Naulty in Los Angeles: California, USA; pitcher (Minnesota Twins).
(1970) John Gerak NFL tight end/guide (Minnesota Vikings: Saint Louis Rams).
(1970) Geert Brusselers: soccer player (NAC).
(1970) Keenan McCardell NFL wide receiver (Cleveland Browns: Jacksonville Jaguars).
(1970) José Carabalí: Venezuelan runner.
(1970) Kerrin Petty in Townshend: Vermont, USA; cross country skier (Olympics-1994).
(1970) Jose Carabali: Venezuelan track and field athlete.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Norman Reedus: American actor and model known for his roles as Daryl Dixon in the AMC series The Walking Dead and Murphy MacManus in the 1999 film The Boondock Saints and its 2009 sequel The Boondock Saints II: All Saints Day.
(1969) Ree Drummond: Author.
(1969) Jason Childs NFL tackle (Green Bay Packers: Carolina Panthers).
(1969) Alvin Morman in Rockingham: North Carolina, USA; pitcher (Houston Astros).
(1968) John Singleton: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1968) John Singleton in Los Angeles: California, USA; director/screenwriter (Boyz in the Hood).
(1968) Jerry Crafts: NFL / WLAF tackle (Philadelphia Eagles, Amsterdam Admirals).
(1968) Vlastimil Plavucha in Banska Bystrica: Czechoslovakia; hockey forward (Team Slovakia).
(1967) David Belcher: Australian rower (Olympics-1996).
(1967) Peter Loran in Teaneck: New Jersey, USA; rock vocalist (Trixter - "Give It To Me Good").

(1967) AR Rahman: Composer.
(1967) Peter Gunz: Rapper.
(1967) A. R. Rahman: Musician.
(1967) Kim Atienza: Filipino television host and actor.
(1967) Larry Donald in Cincinnati: Ohio, USA; US boxer (Olympics-1992).
(1966) AR Rahman
(1966) Donnell Woolford NFL cornerback (Pittsburgh Steelers: Chicago Bears).
(1966) Bob Kratch: NFL guard (New England Patriots).
(1966) Sharon Cuneta: Filipino singer and actress.
(1966) Paul Keller: American homicide, the worst serial arsonist ever captured in the U.S.
(1966) Fernando Carrillo: Venezuelan actor.
(1965) Christine Wachtel: East German running star (world indoor record 800m).
(1965) Cynthia Dill: Politician.
(1965) Wendelin Van Draanen: Author.
(1965) Lindsay H Burns: Big Timber, Montana -- Rower (1996 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1965) Murray McLachlan: Scottish pianist.
(1965) Bjørn Lomborg: Danish author and academic.
(1965) Laurence Hurst: English biologist and academic.
(1965) Muhammed al-Ahari: American author and scholar.
(1965) Bj?rn Lomborg: Danish political scientist and public policy activist.
(1965) Tim McDonald: NFL player (San Francisco 49ers).
(1965) Jose Dejesus: US baseball pitcher (Kansas City Royals).
(1965) Konnan: Cuban-born professional wrestler.
(1965) Bjorn Lomborg: Scientist.
(1964) Mark O'Toole: English bass player.
(1964) Charles Haley: NFL defensive end (Dallas Cowboys).
(1964) Anthony Scaramucci: Businessman.
(1964) Richard Nerurkar: English runner.
(1964) Denise Borino: American actress (d. 2010).
(1964) Jacqueline Moore: American wrestler and manager.
(1964) Rafael Vidal: Venezuelan swimmer and sportscaster (d. 2005).
(1964) Konnan : Cuban-American wrestler and sportscaster.
(1964) Loïc Courteau: French tennis player, who reached a career-high singles ranking of World No.
(1964) Yuri: Mexican actress and singer.
(1964) Henry Maske: German boxer.
(1963) Frédéric Abergel
(1963) Philippe Perrin: Astronaut.
(1963) Norm Charlton: American baseball player and coach.
(1963) Philippe Perrin in Meknes: Morocco; Lieutenant-Colonel FAF/astronaut.
(1963) Norm Charlton in Fort Polk: Louisiana, USA; pitcher (Seattle Mariners).
(1963) Tony Halme: Finnish boxer and politician (d. 2010).
(1963) Ian Lavery: English miner and politician.
(1963) Paul Kipkoech: Kenyan runner (d. 1995).
(1962) Kevin Rosier: American mixed martial artist and boxer (d. 2015).
(1962) Michael Houser: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Widespread Panic and Brute) (d. 2002).
(1962) Philip Brown: Birmingham, England -- 4x400m runner (1984 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1962) Sean Landeta: NFL place kicker (New York Giants).
(1962) Vangelis Vlachos: Greek footballer and manager.
(1961) Michel Dernies
(1961) Dirk de: Vries; Dutch pop bassist (Kong-Slauerhoff).
(1961) Antonya Nelson: Author.
(1961) Georges Jobé: Belgian motocross racer (d. 2012).
(1960) Nigella Lawson: English chef and writer.
(1960) Howie Long: American football linemen, actor and TV sports commentator.
(1960) Ulrike Mai
(1960) Paul Azinger: American golfer, a member of the PGA Tour since turning pro in 1981.
(1960) Andrea Thompson: American actress.
(1960) Adrien Joveneau: Belgian media personality and producer at RTBF (Radio Télévision Belge de la Communauté Française, the public broadcasting organization of the French Community of Belgium, the southern, French-speaking part of Belgium).
(1960) Paul William Azinger in Holyoke: Massachusetts, USA; PGA golfer (1987 Phoenix Open).
(1960) Kari Jalonen: Finnish ice hockey player and coach.
(1960) Eric Grothe: Sr.
(1960) Andrea Thompson: American actress.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Andrea Thompson
(1959) Kapil Dev: Indian cricketer.
(1959) Kathy Sledge in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; vocalist (Sister Sledge - "We are Family").
(1959) Nancy Rubin Sharff: New Kensington -- LPGA golfer (1991 Jamie Farr-9th).
(1959) Kathy Sledge: American singer (Sister Sledge).
(1958) Lyudmila Putina
(1958) Mohsen Rastani: Iranian photographer and journalist.
(1958) Margus Hanson: Estonian lawyer and politician 23rd Estonian Minister of Defence.
(1958) Scott Bryce: American actor director and producer.
(1958) Themos Anastasiadis: Greek journalist and newspaper editor.

(1958) Lionel Cardon: French homicide; he murdered a police officer and several medical doctors.
(1958) Mark E. Hyman: Businessman.
(1957) Nancy Lopez: American golfer and entrepreneur, a Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) Hall of Fame member and a world class athlete, the winner of countless championships.
(1957) Nancy Lopez: American golfer and entrepreneur, a Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) Hall of Fame member and a world class athlete, the winner of countless championships.
(1957) Michael Foale: British-American astrophysicist and astronaut.
(1957) C Michael Foale: Louth, England -- Astronaut (STS 45, 56, 63, 84 / 86).
(1957) Nancy Lopez Knight in Torrance: California, USA; pro golfer (1988 Mazda, 1981 Dinah Shore).
(1956) Laurence Danon
(1956) Elizabeth Strout: American author and academic.
(1956) Angus Deayton: English comedian, actor and television presenter.
(1956) Clive Woodward: English rugby player and coach.
(1956) Rowan Atkinson: Comedian.
(1956) Justin Welby: English archbishop.
(1955) Rowan Atkinson: English comedian and actor.
(1955) Ajayi Agbebaku: Nigerian triple jumper.
(1955) Alex Forsyth: American ice hockey player.
(1955) Graham Murray: Australian rugby league player and coach (d. 2013).
(1955) Susan Horwitz: American computer scientist and academic (d. 2014).
(1955) Richard Corbett: British politician.
(1954) Anthony Minghella: English director and screenwriter (d. 2008).
(1954) Trudie Styler: English actress and producer.
(1954) Trudie Styler: English actress and producer.
(1954) Masahiro Kobayashi
(1954) Hans Robert Hiegel: German architect.
(1954) Karen Moras: Australian swimmer and coach.
(1954) Norbert Hahn in the German Democratic Republic two-man luge (Olympics-gold-1976: 1980).
(1954) Yuji Horii: Japanese video game designer created Dragon Quest.
(1953) Malcolm Young: Scottish-Australian musician, a rhythm guitarist with the rock group "AC/DC.
(1953) Didier Vermeersch
(1953) Ian Frazer: Scottish-born Australian Scientist and the CEO and Director of Research of the Translational Research Institute.
(1953) Michael Wilding: American noted family and actor, the son of Elizabeth Taylor and Michael Wilding.
(1953) Thomas Mirow: German politician, former President of the European Bank.
(1952) Frank Sivero: Italian-born American actor.
(1952) Moondog Spot: American professional wrestler (Born 1952).
(1952) Léon Brémont: French stage actor and writer, who played opposite Sarah Bernhardt in the late nineteenth century.
(1952) Armelia McQueen in North Carolina: USA; (Brooklyn Conservatory), actress.
(1952) Grant Goodeve in New Haven: Connecticut, USA; actor (David - Eight is Enough, Dynasty).
(1952) Frédéric Lodéon: French classical musician, he has made several albums of chamber music as well as other classical works.
(1951) Kim Wilson: American singer-songwriter and harmonica player (The Fabulous Thunderbirds).
(1951) Don Gullett: American baseball player and coach.
(1950) Louis Freeh: American Chief of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, nominated by President Bill Clinton in July 1993.
(1950) Serge Blisko
(1950) Willie Carr

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Thierry Ardisson: French television producer and host and movie producer.
(1949) Steven Forrest: American pro astrologer; author of "The Inner Sky," "The Changing Sky," "The Night Speaks" and "The Book of Pluto.
(1949) Joan Hess: American popular writer of mystery stories.
(1949) Stephen Bogart: American noted family, the first child of Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall.
(1949) Carolyn Wright: American poet and academic.
(1949) Michael Boit: Nandi, Kenya -- 800m runner (1972 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1949) Richard Horowitz: Composer.
(1949) Mike Boit: Kenyan runner and academic.
(1948) Elizabeth Cooper
(1948) Jõao Vanin

(1948) Juao Vanin: Brazilian Roman Catholic priest who studied psychology, graduating as a psychologist.
(1948) Guy Gardner: American colonel and astronaut.
(1948) Guy Spencer Gardner in Alta Vista: Virginia, USA; Lieutenant-Colonel US Air Force/astronaut (STS-27, STS-35).
(1948) Moshe Kroy: Israeli philosopher who became famous for its unique philosophy during the seventies.
(1948) Robert E [Bob] Wise Jr American politician (Representative-Democrat-West Virginia: 1983-).
(1948) Bob Wise: Politician.
(1947) Andrea Ferreol
(1947) Sandy Denny: British singer, songwriter and recording artist with "Fairport Convention" from 5/68.
(1947) Ian Millar: Athlete.
(1947) Ian Millar in Halifax: Nova Scotia, Canada; dressage rider (World Cup 1988, 1989, Olympics-1996).
(1947) Andréa Ferréol: French actress and officer of the Ordre national du Mérite (2009).
(1946) Syd Barrett: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Pink Floyd) (Born 1946).
(1946) Harold Jackson in Hattiesburg: Mississippi, USA; NFL wide receiver (Los Angeles Rams, New England Patriots).
(1946) Roger Keith (Syd) Barrett in Cambridge: England; lead guitarist (Pink Floyd - "The Piper at the Gates of Dawn").
(1945) Martin John O'Neill
(1945) Allen Appel: American author illustrator and photographer.
(1945) Barry John: Irish recipient of the Victoria Cross (Born 1873).
(1945) Barry Lopez: Author.
(1945) Barry Holstein Lopez: US author (Of Wolves & Men).
(1944) Alan Stivell: French musician, a folksinger and Celtic harpist.
(1944) Bonnie Franklin: American actress who is perhaps best known to American TV audiences for her portrayal of a divorced mother on the hit show "One Day at a Time.
(1944) Bonnie Franklin in Santa Monica: California, USA; TV actress (Ann - One Day at a Time).
(1944) Anthony Luiso: Italian executive and CEO of International Multifoods, a foods distribution conglomerate.
(1944) Henry Kravis: Author (The Money Machine).
(1944) Van McCoy: US soul singer / songwriter (Hey Mr DJ, Hustle).
(1944) Robert Landers in Tarrant County: Texas, USA; PGA golfer (Fort Worth-1976, 1978, 1980).
(1944) Rolf Zinkernagel: Swiss immunologist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1943) René Roué
(1943) Luciano Virgilio: Italian theater actor.
(1943) Bob Wade: American artist nicknamed "Daddy-O" because of his slicked back hair, ’51 Ford hot rod and El Paso style.
(1943) Osvaldo Soriano: Writer.
(1943) Paul James Nunn: Mountaineer.
(1943) Hak Han: South Korean wife of Sun Myung Moon.
(1943) Terry Venables: British soccer player / manager.
(1943) Hak Ja Han: Korean church leader.
(1943) James Goodnight: Businessman.
(1942) Barbara Lynn Alexander: Producer.
(1941) Larry Richardson: American ballet dancer, teacher and choreographer; appeared in the companies of Tetley and Lang and on Broadway.
(1941) Philippe Busquin
(1941) Nicole Hassler
(1941) Sandy Denny: country singer (Fairport Convention - "If You Gotta Go").
(1940) Olga Georges-Picot: French noted family, the daughter of an ambassador born in China.
(1940) John Byrne (playwright)
(1940) Claude Schockert
(1940) Jean Josselin
(1940) John Byrne: Scottish stage designer and dramatist, best remembered for his work for the television series "Tutti Frutti," from March 1987 and "Your Cheatin' Heart.
(1940) Penny Lernoux: American journalist and author (d. 1989).
(1940) Ed Zschau: (Rep-R-California, 1983- ).
(1940) Van McCoy: Singer / songwriter (Hey Mr DJ, Hustle), dies at 35.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Henri Nallet
(1939) Murray Rose: Australian swimmer, the youngest Triple Gold Medal Olympic winner in Melbourne in 1956 and Rome in 1960.
(1939) Pierre Chatillon
(1939) Susumu Tonegawa
(1939) Georgios Babiniotis: Greek linguist and philologist.
(1938) Elizabeth Teissier
(1938) Adriano Celentano: Italian pop singer, actor, director, producer.
(1938) Adrienne Clarke: Australian botanist and politician.
(1938) Élizabeth Teissier: French astrologer, who came to international attention when her 900-page thesis on astrology was accepted by the Sorbonne's doctoral program in sociology.
(1938) Mario Rodriguez Cobos: Argentine writer and spiritual leader.

(1938) Mario Cobos: Argentinian philosopher and author (d. 2010).
(1938) William Connolly: American political scientist theorist and academic.
(1937) Paolo Conte: Italian singer, pianist, composer, and lawyer notable for his grainy, resonant voice.
(1937) Lou Holtz: United States -- Football coach (New Jersey Jets).
(1937) Harri Holkeri: Finnish politician, Prime Minister from 1987-1990.
(1937) Ludvík Daněk: Czech discus thrower (d. 1998).
(1937) Doris Troy: [Payne]; American soul singer/songwriter ("Just One Kiss").
(1936) Julio Maria Sanguinetti
(1936) Darlene Hard: American tennis player and winner of 21 Grand Slam Championships.
(1936) Julio Sanguinetti: Uruguayan politician who became the President fromMarch 1, 1985 to March 1, 1990 and again from 1995-2000.
(1936) Ruben Amaro: Sr.
(1936) Lewis Engman: American lawyer and government official.
(1936) Rubén Amaro: Sr.
(1936) Julio Maria Sanguinetti Coirolo: President of Uruguay.
(1935) Claude Steiner: French-American author, practicing psychologist and disciple of Eric Berne, one of the founders of radical therapy.
(1935) Joseph Rotman: Canadian businessman and philanthropist (d. 2015).
(1935) Ian Meckiff: Australian cricketer.
(1935) Margarita : Queen Margarita of Bulgaria.
(1935) Nino Tempo in Niagara Falls: New York, USA; rock vocalist (Deep Purple).
(1935) Paul Wilson: American R&B-singer (Flamingos - "Lovers Never Say Goodbye").
(1935) Tsaritsa Margarita: Gomez-Acebo y Cejuela of Bulgaria.
(1934) Harry M Miller: Australian entrepreneur.
(1934) Sylvia Syms: American jazz singer (Born 1917).
(1934) Sylvia Sims: English actress.
(1934) Harry Miller: New Zealand show business entrepreneur, celebrity agent and impresario, Harry M. Miller was born in 1934 to English immigrants.
(1934) Bobby Lord in Sanford: Florida, USA; country singer (Ozark Jubilee).
(1934) John Wieners: American poet and actor (d. 2002).
(1933) Emil Steinberger: Swiss cabaret singer, comedian and actor.
(1933) Oleg Makarov: Russian engineer and astronaut (d. 2003).
(1933) Fred Turner: American businessman (d. 2013).
(1933) Capucine [Germaine Lefebvre]: Toulon, France -- Actress (Pink Panther).
(1933) Charles Johnson: American executive and CEO in charge of Franklin Resources, a mutual funds investment company.
(1933) John Clive: English author and actor (d. 2012).
(1933) Leszek Drogosz: Polish boxer and actor (d. 2012).
(1933) Ian McColl: Baron McColl of Dulwich English surgeon and academic.
(1933) Fred L. Turner: Businessman.
(1932) Nathan Kirsh: Businessman.
(1932) Stuart A Rice: American chemist.
(1932) Stuart Rice: American chemist and academic.
(1932) Sacha Distel: French singer.
(1931) EL Doctorow
(1931) Juan Goytisolo: Spanish poet, essayist, and novelist.
(1931) E L Doctorow: American author.
(1931) E Doctorow: American author playwright and academic (d. 2015).
(1931) Capucine: French actress (d. 1990).
(1931) Dick Tomanek: American baseball player, a left-handed pitcher with the for the Cleveland Indians from 1953 to 1954 and 1957 to 1958 and the Kansas City Athletics from 1958 to 1959.
(1931) E. L. Doctorow: Author.
(1931) Capucin Capucine: Actress.
(1931) Graeme Hole: Australian cricketer (d. 1990).
(1931) P Kavanagh: English poet and author (d. 2015).
(1931) Dickie Moore: Canadian ice hockey player and businessman (d. 2015).
(1931) Kaoru Yachigusa: Japanese actress.
(1931) E[dgar] L[aurence] Doctorow in New York City: New York, USA; American novelist (World's Fair).
(1931) Gerard van Muiden: Dutch MP (CDA).
(1930) Vic Tayback: Brooklyn, New York -- Actor (Mel-Alice, Khan, Portrait of a Stripper).
(1930) Denis Pitts: Journalist.
(1930) W Cleland: American biochemist and educator (d. 2013).
(1930) Grant Speed: American western sculptor, whose bronze sculptures include representations of legendary Texas cattleman Charles Goodnight (housed in the Square House Museum in Panhandle, Texas) and of legendary Texas musician Buddy Holly (on display at the Walk of Fame in Lubbock, Texas).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Eugène Brunet: French astrologer, author of the book "Dieu parle aux hommes par les astres" (Montorgueil, 1995).
(1929) Anne Rogers Clark: American dog breeder and trainer (d. 2006).
(1929) Wilbert Harrison: R & B singer (Kansas City).
(1929) Jean-Lucien Maurel: French pedophile priest.
(1929) Babrak Karmal: Prime Minister of Afghanistan (1980-81), dies at age 67.
(1929) Anne Clark: American dog breeder and trainer (d. 2006).
(1929) Karl Windhorst: Germany Actor.
(1928) Capucine (actress)
(1928) Capucine : French fashion model and actress best known for her comedic roles in The Pink Panther (1963) and What's New Pussycat? (1965).
(1928) George H Ross: American businessman.

(1928) George Ross: American lawyer and businessman.
(1928) Leopold De Graeveleyn: Belgium sport Champion.
(1928) Pasquale Vivolo: Belgium sport Champion.
(1927) Alfred Sirven
(1927) Gabriel Thiennot: French criminal, convicted together with Raymond Mis of murdering gamekeeper, Louis Boistard, on 29 December 1946 in Mézières-en-Brenne.
(1927) Bob Dijkstra: Dutch astrologer, the founder of Oprichter van de Wekgroep (Workgroup for Applied Astrology) and Editor of "Spica," a Dutch magazine that acted as a national forum for opinions and theory.
(1927) Jesse Steinfeld: American physician and academic 11th Surgeon General of the United States (d. 2014).
(1927) Roger Bourdeu: France sport Champion.
(1926) Mickey Hargitay: American physical culturist, Mr.
(1926) Enzo Sacchi: Italian cyclist, Gold Medal winner at the Helsinki Olympics in July 1952.
(1926) Kid Gavilan: Cuban boxer (Born 1926).
(1926) Michel Prik: French skydiver and photographer, a veteran parachutist.
(1926) Kid Gavilán: Cuban-American boxer (d. 2003).
(1926) Pat Flaherty: American racecar driver (Born 1926).
(1926) Ralph Branca: American baseball player.
(1926) Günter Rössler: German photographer and journalist (d. 2012).
(1926) Fernand Guillou: France sport Champion.
(1925) John Delorean
(1925) Maurice Ulrich: French politician.
(1925) Alfredo Pasotti: Italy sport Champion.
(1925) John DeLorean: American engineer, auto manufacturer and General Motors executive.
(1924) Earl Scruggs: American banjo player (Flatt and Scruggs) (d. 2012).
(1924) Nelson Paillou: French educator, a literature professor 1950-68.
(1924) Earl Scruggs in North Carolina: USA; bluegrass musician (Flatt and Scruggs - "Ballad of Jed Clampett", "Rocky Top").
(1923) Jean-Jacques Roux
(1923) Leah Chase: Master chef, in the creole tradition.
(1923) Vladimir Kazantsev: Russian runner (d. 2007).
(1923) Jean Roux: French scientist, a bacteriologist-virologist since 1962.
(1923) Jacobo Timerman: Argentinian journalist and author (d. 1999).
(1923) Norman Kirk: New Zealand engineer and politician 29th Prime Minister of New Zealand (d. 1974).
(1922) Tatiana Moukhine: Egyptian/french comedienne, of russian origin.
(1922) Finn Einar: Mortensen composer.
(1922) (Jaunet) Guy-Henry: France Actor.
(1922) Hugo Broch: German lieutenant and pilot.
(1922) Paolo Carlini: Italian stage, television and film actor, who appeared in 45 films between 1940 and 1979.
(1921) Cary Middlecoff: American golfer and sportscaster (d. 1998).
(1921) Cary Middlecoff golfer (1956 Vardon Trophy: 1955 Byron Nelson Award).
(1921) Marianne Grunberg-Manago: Russian-French biochemist and academic (d. 2013).
(1921) Lou Harris: pollster ( Poll).
(1921) Gary Middlecoff: American dentist who went from being an amateur golfer to being a professional golfer in 1957.
(1921) Louis Deprez: France sport Champion.
(1920) Doris Stokes: British world famous medium and author of "Voices In My Ear" and more.
(1920) Jean Ipousteguy
(1920) Jean-Robert Ipoustéguy: French sculptor, studied painting and drawing in Paris in 1938, under Robert Lesbounit.
(1920) John Smith: English biologist and geneticist (d. 2004).
(1920) John Maynard Smith: Scientist.
(1920) Earl Kim: Composer.
(1920) Sun Myung Moon: Evangelist (Unification Church-Moonies).
(1920) David Oberlin: Atchison Politician.
(1920) Early Wynn: American pro athlete, a baseball player who began his career in 1939 with the Washington Senators and retired his career in 1963 as a member of the Cleveland Indians.
(1920) John Maynard Smith: English biologist (d. 2004).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Sylvia Syms US singer (Hello Dolly: Dream Girl, Them There Eyes).
(1919) Roy Cochran: American hurdler and sprinter (d. 1981).
(1919) Bernard Algan: Chaumont physician.
(1918) Eugene Locke: American lawyer, businessman, politician, and diplomat, who in 1967 was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
(1918) Buddy Weed: Ossining, New York -- Pianist (Penthouse Party).
(1918) Caspar MB "Cas" Baas: Dutch actor / playwright / director (Ciske the Rat).
(1917) Guillermo Rosario Dutch Antilles: writer (E rais ku no ke muri).
(1917) Marc Villaceque: Arcachon Military man.
(1917) Koo Chen-fu: Taiwanese businessman and diplomat (d. 2005).
(1916) Vincent Serventy: Australian writer and conservationist (d. 2007).

(1916) Eugene T Maleska: American crossword puzzle creator and editor (d. 1993).
(1916) Eugene Maleska: American journalist (d. 1993).
(1916) Philip Bezanson: composer.
(1915) Alan Watts: British writer who is most noted for his book, "The Way Of Zen," 1957.
(1915) John Lilly: American scientist and author.
(1915) Don Edwards: American soldier lawyer and politician (d. 2015).
(1915) Fernando De Barros: Portuguese-born journalist, filmmaker and fashion editor who became a naturalized Brazilian citizen.
(1915) Don Edwards (Representative-Democrat-California: 1963-).
(1915) John C Lilly: American psychoanalyst (d. 2001).
(1914) Danny Thomas: Deerfield, Michigan -- Comedian ( Show).
(1914) Danny Thomas: Deerfield, Michigan -- Comedian ( Show).
(1914) David Bruce: Kankakee, Illinois -- Actor (Harry-Beulah).
(1914) Godfrey Edward Arnold: Austrian-born American otolaryngologist (d. 1989).
(1914) Arnold Richardson: composer.
(1914) Godfrey Arnold: Austrian-American physician and academic (d. 1989).
(1913) Loretta Young: American film actress with her own TV show in the '50s.
(1913) Max Théret: French businessman and political activist, who was the co-founder of Fnac, originally Fédération nationale d’achats des cadres, or National Purchasing Federation of Managers, alongside André Essel.
(1913) Edward Gierek: Polish Communist politician.
(1913) Tom Brown: NYC, New York -- Actor (Ed-Gunsmoke, Lt Rovacs-Mr Lucky).
(1913) Pierre Le Gloan: French aviator, a fighter pilot of World War II.
(1913) Roger Heinkele: French champion springboard diver.
(1912) Jacques Ellul: French philosopher, law professor, sociologist, lay theologian, and Christian anarchist.
(1912) Henri Alkema: Netherlands sport Champion.
(1912) Danny Thomas: American singer/comedian/actor (Jazz Singer), dies of a heart attack at age 76 (born 1914).
(1912) Raoul Robert: Netherlands sport Champion.
(1912) Jacques Cesar: Ellul writer.
(1911) Nikolai Afanasyevich Kryuchkov actor (Telegram: Town People).
(1911) Joey Adams: Comedian.
(1911) Yannis Andreou: Papaioannou composer.
(1911) Eduardo Frei: Montalva President of Chile (1964-70).
(1910) Andr? Mazingarbe: Montargis physician.
(1910) G N Balasubramaniam: Indian Carnatic musician (d. 1960).
(1910) Maurice Gahinet: Brest physician.
(1910) G Balasubramaniam: Indian singer-songwriter and actor (d. 1965).
(1910) Kid Chocolate: Cuban boxer (d. 1988).
(1910) Wright Morris: American author and photographer (d. 1998).
(1910) Yiannis Papaioannou: Greek composer and educator (d. 1989).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Keith Davis: Voice tutor / author.
(1909) Johannes H: Moesman Dutch surrealist painter (Rumor).
(1909) Clint Cory: American UFOlogist, an avant-guard painter who declared that he made a journey to another planet in 1956.
(1908) Menahem Avidom: composer.
(1908) Menachem Avidom: Austro-Hungarian born Israeli composer (d. 1995).
(1907) Helen Kleeb
(1907) David Fleay: Australian ornithologist and zoologist (d. 1993).
(1906) Jean Blanzat
(1906) Jaap Wagemaker [Adrian B]: Dutch sculptor.
(1906) Benedict Vilakazi South Africa: Zulu poet/novelist/educator (Zulu-English Dictionary).

(1906) Johan Woude: Netherlands Writer.
(1905) Idris Davies: Welsh poet and author (d. 1953).
(1905) Eric Frank Russell: United Kingdom -- Sci-fi author (Hugo, Deep Space, Dark Tides).
(1904) John Holmes: Poet.
(1903) Maurice Abravanel: Greek-American pianist and conductor (d. 1993).
(1903) Francis L Sullivan: London, England -- Actor (Missing Rembrandt).
(1903) Francis Sullivan: English-American actor (d. 1956).
(1903) Stanley Smith: Kansas City, Missouri -- Actor (Honey, King of Jazz, Soup to Nuts).
(1903) Boris Blacher: Newchwang, China -- German composer (Orchester-Ornament).
(1902) Mark Brunswick: composer.
(1902) Sofie-Carmen Eckhardt-Gramatte: composer.
(1902) Helmut Poppendick: German physician (d. 1994).
(1901) Pierre Cottet: France Scientist.
(1901) Patrick Aherne: England, United Kingdom -- Actor (Bwana Devil, Botany Bay, Q Planes).
(1900) Emmanuel d'Astier de la Vigerie
(1900) Pierre-Octave Ferroud: French Composer (Surgery & Foules), dies at 36.
(1900) Pierre Ferroud: French musician, composer, critic and author.
(1900) DE LA VIGERIE Emm Astier: Paris 08éme Politician.
(1900) Maria of: Maria of Yugoslavia (d. 1961).
(1900) Pierre-Octave Ferroud French composer (Sarabande: Jeunesse).
(1900) Kathryn Hulme: American novelist (d. 1981).

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