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Famous Birthdays of 6 November

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

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2009 - 2000

(2007) Bailey Ballinger: Family Member.
(2004) Lauren Orlando: YouTube Star.
(2001) Prince Abdullah: bin Al Ghazi of Jordan.

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1999 - 1990

(1997) Hero Fiennes-tiffin: Movie Actor.
(1997) Hero Fiennes-Tiffin: English actor.
(1997) Evan Kreutzberg: Pop Singer.
(1996) CreeperFarts : YouTube Star.
(1996) Alix Lapri: Pop Singer.
(1995) Anja Nissen: Pop Singer.
(1995) John Lowe: American noted family member, second child and second son of actor Rob Lowe and his wife Sheryl Berkoff.
(1994) Derek McAllister: Rapper.
(1993) Xabiani de Leon: TV Actor.
(1993) Josh Wakefield: English footballer.

(1993) Alastair Aiken: YouTube Star.
(1992) Kim Yura: South Korean singer dancer and actress (Girl's Day).
(1992) Paula Kania: Polish tennis player.
(1991) Pierson Fodé
(1991) Tyler Pappas: YouTube Star.
(1991) Shane Gamboa: YouTube Star.
(1991) Pierson Fode: TV Actor.
(1991) PurpleRodri : YouTube Star.
(1990) Kris (Exo-M)
(1990) Mélissa Nkonda
(1990) André Schürrle: German footballer.
(1990) Valentina Nappi: Italian porn actress and model.
(1990) Dorothea Jörgensen: Swedish model.
(1990) Andre Schurrle: Soccer Player.
(1990) Kris Wu: Rapper.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Aaron Hernandez: Football Player.
(1989) Jozy Altidore: American soccer player.
(1989) Shaina Magdayao: Filipina actress.
(1988) Emma Stone: American actress.
(1988) Conchita Wurst: Austrian singer and gender illusionist who came to international attention when winning the Eurovision Song Contest 2014 in Copenhagen, Denmark with the song "Rise Like a Phoenix".
(1988) Noora Louhimo
(1988) Erik Lund: Swedish footballer.
(1987) Ana Ivanovic: Tennis Player.
(1987) Michael Jones (psychic)
(1987) Jung Byung Hee

(1987) Naoki Miyata: Japanese footballer.
(1987) Michael Jones: American youth, a teenager who is the continued focus of poltergeist activity.
(1986) Magnus : Wrestler.
(1986) Katie Leclerc: TV Actress.
(1986) Conor Sammon: Irish footballer.
(1986) Phillip Worthington: American baby who was kidnapped from the hospital when he was 26 hours old by Ramona Joan Thompson, age 44, a woman desperate to have a baby of her own.
(1985) Yung Chris: Rapper.
(1985) Ettore Marchi: Italian footballer.
(1985) Gee-Ann Abrahan: Filipino model and actress.
(1985) Kip Force: Reality Star.
(1984) Sebastian Schachten: German footballer.
(1984) Ricky Romero: American baseball player.
(1983) Nicole Hosp
(1983) Ameera al-Taweel
(1983) Jon Hume: Australian-New Zealand singer-songwriter and producer (Evermore).
(1983) Sawa : Japanese singer-songwriter.
(1983) Janette McBride: Australian-born Filipino actress.
(1982) Vera Filatova
(1982) Daisuke Watanabe: Japanese actor.
(1982) Steve Millar: Canadian-American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1982) Sowelu : Japanese pop singer.
(1982) Brittny Gastineau: American socialite, model and TV co-star and noted family.
(1981) Monica Sweet
(1981) Graham Colton
(1981) Lee Dong-wook: South Korean actor.
(1981) Andrew Murray: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1981) Cassie Bernall: Columbine High School massacre victim (Born 1981).
(1981) Kaspars Gorkšs: Latvian footballer.
(1981) Marquese Scott: Dancer.
(1981) Chris Soules: Reality Star.
(1981) Lee Dong Wook: South Korean actor.
(1980) Margot Laffite

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Lamar Odom: American basketball player.
(1979) Adam LaRoche: American baseball player.
(1979) Myolie Wu: Hong Kong actress and singer.
(1979) James Deano
(1979) Brad Stuart: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1979) Marc Abaya: Filipino singer guitarist and actor (Sandwich and Kjwan).
(1979) Gerli Padar: Estonian singer.
(1978) Taryn Manning: American actress.
(1978) Daniella Cicarelli: Brazilian model and television host.
(1978) Erik Cole: American ice hockey player.

(1978) Zak Morioka: Brazilian race car driver.
(1978) Jolina Magdangal: Filipina singer, actress and television host.
(1978) Nicole Dubuc: Actress (Robin-Major Dad).
(1978) Sandrine Blancke: Belgian actress.
(1978) Oh No: Rapper.
(1978) Traci Steele: Reality Star.
(1977) Patrícia Tavares: Portuguese actress.
(1977) Patricia Tavares: Portuguese actress.
(1976) Pat Tillman: American athlete, a pro football player who gave up a lucrative pro football contract to join the military.
(1976) Laurie Baker: Ice hockey forward (USA, Olympics - Gold - 1998).
(1976) Mike Herrera: American singer-songwriter and bass player (MxPx and Mike Herrera's Tumbledown).
(1976) Jodi Martin: Australian singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1976) Catherine Clark: Canadian journalist.
(1975) Mathieu Lievremont
(1975) Mike Maurer: CFL fullback (Saskatchewan Roughriders).
(1975) Anastasia Blue: American former pornographic actress (d. 2008).
(1974) Frank Vandenbroucke (cyclist)
(1974) Zoe McLellan: TV Actress.
(1974) Frank Vandenbroucke: Belgian cyclist who place 25th in a race at the Atlanta Olympics, August 1996.
(1973) Thomas Lièvremont
(1973) Nell McAndrew: English model and runner.
(1973) Susan Downey: Film Producer.
(1973) Taje Allen: Kicker (St. Louis Rams).
(1972) Rebecca Romijn: American model and actress, she left college early to pursue a modeling career in France.
(1972) Thandie Newton: English actress.
(1972) Vicki Movessian: Ice hockey defenseman (USA, Olympics - 1998).
(1972) Deivi Cruz: Dominican baseball player.
(1972) Garry Flitcroft: English footballer and manager.
(1972) Adonis Georgiadis: Greek historian and politician Greek Minister of Health.
(1972) Igors Samušonoks: Latvian wrestler.
(1972) Anthony Brown: NFL tackle (Cin Bengals).
(1971) Laura Flessel: French athlete, a fencer who won a Gold Medal at the Atlanta Olympics for Single Epee 7/21/1996 and a Gold Medal for the Team Epee 7/24/1996.
(1971) Clonie Gowen: American poker player and sportscaster.
(1971) Jason Gardiner: Choreographer.
(1971) Derrick Alexander: NFL wide receiver (Cleveland Browns, Baltimore Ravens).
(1970) Ethan Hawke: Movie Actor.
(1970) Philippe Meynard: French politician, openly gay, who came out on 12 August 1999.
(1970) Ethan Hawke in Austin: Texas, USA; actor (Dad, Dead Poets Society, Explorers).
(1970) Janet Boyer: American writer on the Tarot, blogger and book reviewer.
(1970) Rich Braham: Tackle (Cincinnati Bengals).
(1970) Patrick Burke: CFL cornerback (Saskatchewan Roughriders).
(1970) Maa Tanuvasa: NFL defensive tackle (Denver Broncos - Super Bowl 32).
(1970) Eric Mueller: Kansas City, Missouri -- Rower (1996 Olympics - Silver Medalist).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Bryan Abrams: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma -- Singer (Color Me Badd-I Want to Sex You Up).
(1968) Erin Ellington
(1968) Kelly Rutherford: TV Actress.
(1968) Jerry Yang: Taiwanese-American engineer and businessman co-founded Yahoo!.
(1968) Kjetil Rekdal
(1968) Alfred Williams: NFL defensive end (SF 49ers, Broncos - Super Bowl 32).
(1968) Vlast Plavucha: Hockey forward (Team Slovakia 1998).
(1968) Caesar Meadows: American cartoonist.
(1968) Edward Linskens: Soccer player (PSV).
(1968) Chad Curtis: Marion, Indiana -- Outfielder (New York Yankees, Detroit Tigers).

(1968) Kelly Rutherford in Elizabethtown: Kentucky, USA; actress (Generations).
(1967) Emmanuelle Bercot: French actress and film director, she was awarded as best actress at the 2015 Cannes Festival for her role in "Mon Roi" (directed by Maïwenn).
(1967) Peter Westenthaler
(1967) Rebecca Schaeffer: American actress (d. 1989).
(1967) Fujiko Takimoto: Japanese voice actress.
(1967) Jackie Auzias de Turenne: Seattle, Washington -- WPVA volleyballer (National-17th-1995).
(1967) Dennis Brown: NFL defensive end (SF 49ers).
(1967) Jana McCoy in Portales: New Mexico, USA; Miss New Mexico-America (1991).
(1967) Shuzo Matsuoka: Tokyo, Japan -- Tennis star (1995 USTA / Binghampton).
(1967) Rebecca Schaeffer in Eugene: Oregon, USA; actress (Patti - My Sister Sam).
(1966) Paul Gilbert: American guitarist and singer.
(1966) Hervé Mathoux
(1966) Peter DeLuise: American actor and director.
(1966) Laurent Lafforgue: French mathematician, who has made outstanding contributions to Langlands' program in the fields of number theory and analysis, and in particular proved the Langlands conjectures for the automorphism group of a function field.
(1966) Lisa Fuller in Los Angeles: California, USA; actress (Dawn - General Hospital).
(1965) Lisa Azuelos
(1965) Kwon Hae-hyo
(1965) Rene Unglaube: German footballer.
(1965) Siim Kiisler: Estonian businessman and politician.
(1965) Valérie Benguigui: French actress and director (d. 2013).
(1965) Brian Givens: Lompoc, California -- Pitcher (Milwaukee Brewers).
(1965) Robert Oberrrauch: Hockey defenseman (Team Italy 1998).
(1964) Erik Kramer: American football player, a quarterback for the San Diego Chargers.
(1964) Greg Graffin: American singer-songwriter and producer (Bad Religion).
(1964) Arkie Whiteley: English-Australian actress (d. 2001).
(1964) Corey Glover: American singer-songwriter guitarist and actor (Living Colour and Galactic).
(1964) Arne Duncan: American educator and politician 9th United States Secretary of Education.
(1964) Kerry Conran: American director and screenwriter.
(1964) Bruno Puginier: French champion dog trainer.
(1963) Nadine Morano: French politician, a prominent member of the UMP.
(1963) François Pérol: French banker and high-ranking official who is the current chairman of Natixis.
(1963) Jean-Marc Chouinard: Montreal, Quebec -- Epee (1996 Olympics).
(1963) Tsuyoshi Ihara: Japanese actor.
(1963) Rozz Williams: American singer-songwriter (Christian Death Shadow Project and Premature Ejaculation) (d. 1998).
(1962) Jean-Louis Mourier
(1962) Annette Zilinskas: American singer and bass player (The Bangles and Blood on the Saddle).
(1962) Aznil Nawawi: Malaysian host, actor and singer.
(1962) Frank DeCaro: American writer, performer and talk radio host.
(1962) Lori Singer in Corpus Christi: Texas, USA; actress (Fame, V, Footloose).
(1961) Florent Pagny: French pop singer, he began his career as an actor (TV series and popular films).
(1961) Daniele Gatti
(1961) Craig Goldy: American guitarist (Dio Giuffria and Rough Cutt).
(1961) Kazuhiko Aoki: Japanese game creator.
(1960) Michael Cerveris: American actor singer and guitarist.
(1960) Lance Kerwin in Newport Beach: California, USA; actor (James at 15, The Lonliest Runner).

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Christine de Veyrac
(1959) Erik Seidel
(1959) Mare Tommingas: Estonian dancer and choreographer.
(1959) Christian Drouaillet: French astrologer, author of "L'Astrologie de la guérison.
(1959) Teri Peterson: Santa Monica, California -- Playmate (July, 1980).
(1958) Hery Rajaonarimampianina
(1958) Bruce Holland Rogers: American writer.
(1958) Trace Beaulieu: American actor puppeteer producer and screenwriter.
(1957) Lori Singer: American actress.
(1957) Camille Laurens: French writer and winner of the "Prix Fémina" for "Dans ces bras-là" in 2000.

(1957) Siobhan McCarthy: Irish singer and actress.
(1957) Cam Clarke: American voice actor and singer.
(1957) Klaus Kleinfeld: German-American businessman.
(1957) Siobhán McCarthy: Irish actress and singer.
(1957) Tōru Nakane: Japanese actor.
(1956) Marc Dutroux: Belgian serial killer who made a career of kidnapping, raping, torturing and killing children.
(1956) Graeme Wood: Australian cricketer and footballer.
(1956) Andrew Geiger: American physician.
(1955) Maria Shriver: American news journalist and noted family, the second of five kids and only daughter of Sergeant and Eunice Kennedy Shriver.
(1955) Maria Shriver in Chicago: Illinois, USA; newscaster (Sunday Today).
(1955) Alton Coleman: American serial killer (d. 2002).
(1955) William McRaven: American admiral.
(1954) Catherine Crier: American television personality.
(1954) Minoru Yanagida: Japanese politician.
(1954) Mango : Italian singer-songwriter and musician, known for his style which fuses pop, rock, folk, world music and for his extensive vocal range.
(1953) Althea Flynt: American publisher with her husband of the Hustler magazine.
(1953) Ron Underwood
(1953) Frank Hanisch: German footballer.
(1952) Debra Tate: American author, make-up artist, humanitarian and former model.
(1952) Michael Cunningham: American author and screenwriter.
(1951) Nigel Havers: British actor who shot to prominence in England as the killer in the TV series "The Charmer.
(1951) Alain Etchegoyen
(1951) Peter Althin: Swedish politician and attorney.
(1951) John Falsey: American television writer and producer.
(1950) Chris Glen: Scottish bass player (Café Jacques The Sensational Alex Harvey Band and Michael Schenker Group).
(1950) Ernest Thompson in Bellows Fall: Vermont, USA; actor (Sierra, Westside Medical).
(1950) Nimalan Soundaranayagam: Sri Lankan educator and politician (d. 2000).
(1950) Amir Aczel: Israeli-American mathematician historian and academic (d. 2015).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Brad Davis: United States -- Actor (Midnight Express, Chariots of Fire), dies at 41.
(1949) Joseph C Wilson: American diplomat; husband of Valerie Plame.
(1949) Nigel Havers: English actor.
(1949) Avinoam Sapir: Israeli-American linguist.
(1949) Arturo Sandoval: Cuban trumpet player pianist and composer (Irakere).
(1949) Joseph Wilson: American diplomat United States Ambassador to Gabon.
(1948) Glenn Frey: American pop singer and musician, he co-founded "The Eagles" band with his friend Don Henley and was co-author of the huge hit "Hotel California".
(1948) Robert Hübner: German chess Grandmaster, chess writer, and papyrologist.
(1948) Mohamed Hadid: Reality Star.
(1948) Sidney Blumenthal: American journalist and political figure.

(1948) Glenn Frey in Detroit: Michigan, USA; rocker (Eagles - "Take it Easy").
(1947) George Young: Australian musician (Easybeats).
(1947) Bobby Beausoleil: American musician, artist and convicted murderer.
(1947) Edward Yang: Taiwanese-American director and screenwriter (d. 2007).
(1947) John Wilson: Rock drummer (Them).
(1947) Jack Arnold: Character on Wonder Years.
(1947) Mesut Yılmaz: Turkish politician 21st Prime Minister of Turkey.
(1947) Carolyn Seymour: English actress.
(1947) Jim Rosenthal: English sportscaster and actor.
(1947) Doug Young: Rocker (Flash In The Pan).
(1947) George Lawrence James: New Jersey, United States -- 4X400m relayer (1968 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1946) Sally Field: American actress in films and TV.
(1946) Fred Penner: Canadian singer guitarist and actor.
(1946) Viivi Luik: Estonian poet and author.
(1946) Sally : Pasadena Actor.
(1946) Sally Field in Pasadena: California, USA; actress (Gidget, Flying Nun).
(1946) George Young: Scottish guitarist songwriter and producer (The Easybeats and Flash and the Pan).
(1946) Jürgen Bartsch: German homosexual sex-murderer.
(1945) Robert J Mrazek: (Rep-D-New York, 1983- ).
(1944) Tiffany Holmes: American pro astrologer and author.
(1944) Brian Weiss: American psychiatrist.
(1944) Bill Henderson: Vancouver, British Columbia -- Rock vocalist / guitarist (Chilliwack).
(1943) Nadine Denize
(1943) Michael Schwerner American civil rights worker: murdered in 1964.
(1942) Jean Shrimpton: British model made famous by Vogue magazine, an icon of the '60s when models began to be known with the same level of fame as actresses.
(1942) Véronique Neiertz
(1942) Maha Guru Metta
(1942) Jean-Claude Biette: French film director.
(1942) Maha Metta: Indonesian spiritual teacher of Sufi, born in Java, a guru on the path of Bahai.
(1942) Rene Richard
(1941) Guy Clark: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer.
(1941) Doug Sahm: San Antonio, Texas -- Country singer (Texas Tornadoes-Dinero).
(1941) Steve Hodel: American police officer.
(1941) James Bowman: English contratenor.
(1940) Marc Ladreit de Lacharrière: French business leader, the CEO of FIMALAC (a.
(1940) Dieter F Uchtdorf: American religious figure.
(1940) Dieter Uchtdorf: German-American pilot and religious leader.
(1940) Ruth Messinger: American businesswoman and politician.
(1940) Johnny Giles: Irish footballer and manager.
(1940) Elke Sommer: German-American actress of international films.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Maurice Bourgue: Avignon Musician.
(1939) Ernie Wright: American college/pro football player for the diego chargers and cincinnati bengals.
(1939) Michael Schwerner: American civil rights activist (Born 1939).
(1939) Leonardo Quisumbing: Filipino Supreme Court jurist.
(1938) Branko Mikasinovich: Serbian journalist and scholar.
(1938) P Proby: American singer-songwriter and actor.
(1938) Diana E H Russell: South African feminist writer and activist.
(1938) Jim Pike: American singer (The Lettermen).
(1938) PJ Proby: American-born singer and actor.
(1938) Dumitru Rusu: Romanian painter.

(1938) Diana Russell: South African activist and author.
(1938) P J Proby [James Marcus Smith]: Houston, Texas -- Rocker.
(1938) Beatriz Margenat: Argentinian dancer.
(1938) Mack Jones: American baseball player (Born 1938).
(1937) Marco Vassi: American writer and revolutionary sex explorer of the 1960s to ‘80s, famed for his high-quality pornographic novels.
(1937) Bas de Gaay Fortman: Dutch MP (PPR).
(1937) Joe Warfield: American actor director and educator.
(1937) Edwin Roxburgh: Composer.
(1937) Leo Goeke: American tenor and actor (d. 2012).
(1937) Garry Gross: American photographer (Born 1937).
(1937) Eugene Pitt: American singer (The Jive Five).
(1936) Jacques Charrier: French actor on stage, film and TV.
(1936) Mikhail Vladimirovich Sologub: Russian Cosmonaut.
(1936) David Ward-Steinman: Composer.
(1936) K Schippers [Gerard Stigter]: Dutch author.
(1935) Judy Lewis: American noted family, the love child of entertainers Loretta Young and Clark Gable, the result of a passionate affair during their film, "Call of the Wild.
(1934) Patrick Ledoux: Belgian film director, who directed 14 films between 1961 and 1979.
(1933) Alexis Lauren: American astrologer who studied at Findhorn and also works as an actor.
(1933) Knut Johannesen: Norwegian speed skater.
(1933) Gordon Wharmby: English actor (d. 2002).
(1932) François Englert: Belgian physicist, he received the Nobel Prize in 2013 with his British colleague Peter Higgs.
(1932) Stonewall Jackson: American singer-songwriter.
(1931) Alain Hadès: French astrologer calling himself Hadès, pseudonym of Alain Yaouanc.
(1931) Mike Nichols: American film director, born to a jewish Polish father and to a German mother, widely known for his two first movies: "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" and "The Graduate".
(1931) Peter Collins (racing driver)
(1931) Peter Collins: English race car driver (Born 1931).
(1931) Tsvetan Tsvetanov: Composer.
(1931) Alain Lemyse: Belgium sport Champion.
(1930) Francois Levy: France sport Champion.
(1930) Tom Hornbein: American anesthesiologist and mountaineer.
(1930) Raymond Baervoets: Belgian composer (Metamorphoses).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Francy Boland
(1929) June Squibb: American actress.
(1929) Cecil Taylor: Scottish playwright.
(1929) Edward Carson: American banking accountant and CEO of First Interstate Bancorp.
(1928) Eugen Jonas: Czechoslovakian astrologer, known for his work on the lunar cycle in relation to human conception and the sex of offspring.
(1928) Peter Matz in Pittsburgh: Pennsylvania, USA; orchestra leader (Hullabaloo, Carol Burnett Show).
(1927) Roland Alexandre: French actor who committed suicide on 1 February 1956.
(1927) Forrest Minix: American executive and CEO in charge of Crawford, a claims adjusting and risk management firm.
(1926) Frank Carson: Irish comedian, known worldwide for his infectious laugh and catchphrase, "It’s the way I tell ’em.
(1926) Haradhan Bandopadhyay: Bangladeshi-Indian actor (d. 2013).

(1926) Brian Abel-Smith: Professor of Social Adminstration.
(1926) Zig Ziglar: American soldier businessman and author (d. 2012).
(1925) Michel Bouquet: French film actor.
(1925) Jean Aurel
(1925) Bob Addis: American pro athlete a pro baseball player.
(1925) Antonello Falqui: Italian film director and director of television programs, especially variety shows.
(1924) Dick Cathcart
(1924) Franklin E Sigler
(1924) Lynne Carter: American female-impersonator, famous from the '50s through the '70s, earning up to $10,000 a week.
(1924) Franklin Sigler: American military, United States Marine Corps hero who received the Medal of Honor for his actions in the Iwo Jima campaign.
(1924) Harry Threadgold: English footballer (d. 1996).
(1924) Jeanette Schmid: Czech-Austrian whistler (d. 2005).
(1923) Charles-Robert Ageron: French historian specializing in colonial Algeria and author of several books on this subject.
(1923) Aleksandra Chudina: USSR -- Track jumper (1952 Olympics - 2 Silver Medals).
(1923) Clay Jones: Gardener.
(1923) Don Lusher: English trombonist and bandleader (d. 2006).
(1923) Ray Sitton: American pilot and general (d. 2013).
(1923) Renato Capecchi: Italian violinist / baritone.
(1922) Michel Crozier: French sociologist and member of the Académie des sciences morales et politiques since 1999.
(1922) Lars Edlund: Composer.
(1922) Frank J Lynch: American jurist and state legislator (d. 1987).
(1922) Frank Lynch: American lawyer judge and politician (d. 1987).
(1921) James Jones: American novelist noted for his best selling trilogy that included "From Here To Eternity," 1951 "The Thin Red Line," 1962 and "Whistle," 1974.
(1921) Pierre Pariselle: Lille Military man.
(1921) Julius Hackethal: German surgeon, proponents of euthanasia and author of many books.
(1921) Adrian John: Fort Leavenworth Military man.
(1921) Wade Hall: American astrologer who joined AFA in November 1967.
(1920) John Smith: CEO (Liverpool FC).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen
(1919) Chic Murray
(1919) Sophia Andresen: Portuguese poet and writer.
(1919) William Dauben: American professor of chemistry, married once, two children.
(1918) Jean Demarchi: Annecy Military man.
(1917) Bob Carpenter: American athlete, he played pro basketball for two teams in two seasons, from 1949-51.
(1916) Ray Conniff: Attleboro, Massachusetts -- Chorus director ( singers).
(1916) Raymond Dumay: French writer, teacher, professor, journalist and editor.
(1915) Bernard Charlan
(1914) Jonathan Harris: American actor (Born 1914).

(1913) Andy Gibson: American jazz musician, composer, trumpet player, and arranger.
(1913) Andr? Enjalbert: Castres physician.
(1912) Michel Maurice-Bokanovski: Paris 8?me Military man.
(1910) Arthur Cohn: Composer.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Heinz Rottger: Composer.
(1909) Henk Bijvanck: Composer.
(1909) Evelyn Tomko: American astrologer who joined AFA November 1959; very active in the astrological community.
(1908) Françoise Dolto: French doctor, catholic psychanalist, famous for her research on babies and childhood.
(1908) Fanny Leys: Flemish author (Ontwijding).
(1907) Raymond Savignac
(1906) James D Norris: American businessman and sports team owner (d. 1966).
(1906) Francis Lederer: Prague, Czechoslovakia -- Actor (Diary of a Chambermaid).
(1906) James Norris: American lieutenant and businessman (d. 1966).
(1905) Fred Lipmann: French businessman and inventor of the electronic watch.

(1904) Roger Massip: Montauban Journalist.
(1904) Christl-Marie Schultes: German aviation pioneer, the first female aviator in Bavaria, Germany.
(1904) Selena Royale: NYC, New York -- Actress (Date With Judy, Misleading Lady).
(1903) June Marlowe: actress (Pardon US), dies at age 81.
(1901) Juanita Hall: Keyport, New Jersey -- Actress (Captain Billy).
(1900) Oscar Garcia Rivera: Politician, lawyer and activist.

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