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Famous Birthdays of 7 March

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 7th of March

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2010 - Today

(2014) Keira Travis: Family Member.
(2014) Miya Travis: Family Member.

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2009 - 2000

(2009) Umberto: Prince Umberto of Savoy-Aosta.
(2009) Prince Umberto: of Savoy.
(2005) Jett Johnson: Australian noted family member, son of V8 Supercar star, Steve Johnson and his partner Bree.
(2005) Jade Weber: Model.
(2003) Supa Peach: YouTube Star.
(2003) Carlee Schield: Dancer.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Dylan Schmid: TV Actor.
(1998) JayGame : YouTube Star.
(1997) 666chainz : Vine Star.
(1997) Honoka Miki: Japanese actress model and voice actress.
(1996) Austin Pamajewon: YouTube Star.
(1996) Liam Donnelly: Northern Irish footballer.
(1995) Hailey Clauson: Instagram Star.
(1995) Haley Lu Richardson
(1995) Jerome Binnom-Williams: English footballer.
(1994) An-Sophie Mestach: Belgian tennis player.

(1994) Vengelfe : YouTube Star.
(1993) Denisa Allertová: Czech tennis player.
(1993) Robbie Thomson: Scottish footballer.
(1993) Jack Dean: YouTube Star.
(1993) Or Asraf: Israeli hiker killed in Nepal quake on 25 April 2015.
(1992) Justin Kelly: TV Actor.
(1992) Devon Windsor: Model.
(1992) Jessica Roque: YouTube Star.
(1992) Bel Powley: English actress.
(1991) Raphaela Folie
(1991) Michele Rigione: Italian footballer.
(1990) Brittany Hensel: Reality Star.
(1990) Abigail Hensel: Reality Star.
(1990) Alonzo Lerone: YouTube Star.
(1990) Choi Jong-hoon: South Korean singer-songwriter and guitarist (F.
(1990) Abigail and Brittany Hensel: American conjoined twins.
(1990) Taylor Jardine: American singer-songwriter (We Are the In Crowd).
(1990) Lefteris Matsoukas: Greek footballer.
(1990) Choi Jong Hun: South Korean guitarist, leader in F.T.
(1990) Tay Jardine: Pop Singer.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Silvia Battisti: Italian model, winner of the Miss Italy beauty contest in 2007.
(1989) Kimberley Garner
(1989) Gerald Anderson: Filipino actor and model.
(1988) Larry Asante: American football player.
(1988) Michael Bohn: Metal Singer.
(1987) Hatem Ben Arfa: French footballer who plays as a winger and an attacking midfielder.
(1987) Niclas Bergfors: Swedish ice hockey player.
(1987) Hatem Arfa: French footballer.
(1986) Orlando Higginbottom
(1986) Nick Pitera: YouTube Star.

(1986) Ben Griffin: Australian soccer player.
(1986) George Whitelock: New Zealand rugby player.
(1986) Brock Baker: YouTube Star.
(1985) Andre Fluellen: American football player.
(1985) Cameron Prosser: Australian swimmer.
(1985) Thomas Erak: American guitarist.
(1985) Korey Kuhl: YouTube Star.
(1984) Brandon T Jackson: American actor.
(1984) Mike Lobel
(1984) Mathieu Flamini: French footballer.
(1984) Rachel Rice: Welsh model and actress.
(1984) Brandon Jackson: Movie Actor.
(1984) Lindsay McCaul: American singer-songwriter.
(1983) Raquel Alessi
(1983) Hettienne Park
(1983) Katie Byington: YouTube Star.
(1983) Sebastián Viera: Uruguayan footballer.
(1983) Taylor Tankersley: American baseball player.
(1983) Manucho : Angolan footballer.
(1982) Silky Shai
(1982) Marc Planus
(1982) Kate Michael: American model Miss District of Columbia 2006.
(1982) Aaron Diaz: TV Actor.
(1982) Nora Danish: Movie Actress.
(1982) Erika Yamakawa: Japanese model and actress.
(1981) Kathy Searle
(1981) Andreas Wilson
(1981) Arnaud Cosson
(1981) Rica Peralejo: Filipino actress and singer.
(1980) Laura Prepon: American actress.
(1980) Murat Boz: Pop Singer.
(1980) Brooke Berry
(1980) Eric Godard: Canadian ice hockey player.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Amanda Somerville: American singer-songwriter (Aina and Kiske/Somerville).
(1979) Rodrigo Braña: Argentinian footballer.
(1979) Rodrigo Brana: Argentine footballer.
(1978) Jaqueline Jesus: Brazilian psychologist and activist.
(1977) Jérôme Fernandez: French handball player.
(1977) Paul Cattermole: British singer, actor and member of pop group S Club.
(1977) Hiroki Hasegawa: Japanese actor.
(1977) Gianluca Grava: Italian footballer.
(1977) Mitja Zastrow: German-Dutch swimmer.
(1977) Ronan O'Gara: Irish rugby player and coach.

(1976) Chelsea Charms
(1975) T J Thyne
(1975) Audrey Marie Anderson: American actress.
(1975) Chad Gabriel
(1975) Audrey Anderson: American actress.
(1975) William Hampton: Canadian Football League defensive back (Calgary Stampeders).
(1975) T Thyne: American actor director producer and sreenwriter.
(1975) Leon Dunne: Australian swimmer.
(1975) TJ Thyne: American actor.
(1974) Jenna Fischer: American actress.
(1974) Tobias Menzies
(1974) Barbara Louys: Belgian tv presenter at RTBF.
(1974) Krizz Kaliko: American Rapper.
(1974) Joost Volmer: soccer player (FC Twente).
(1974) Facundo Sava: Argentinian footballer and manager.
(1974) Hugo Ferreira: Angolan-American singer-songwriter (Tantric).
(1974) Antonio de la Rúa: Argentinian lawyer.
(1974) Larry Bagby: American actor and musician.
(1973) Laurent Gané: French professional track cyclist who was awarded the Vélo d'Or français, which is awarded by a panel of French journalists, in 1999 and 2003.
(1973) Sébastien Izambard: French singer and member of the international band "Il Divo.
(1973) Işın Karaca: English-Turkish singer-songwriter producer and actress.
(1973) Ray Parlour: English footballer.
(1973) Jason Bright: Australian race car driver.
(1973) Sebastien Izambard: operatic pop singer (Il Divo).
(1972) Tylene Buck
(1972) Jang Dong-gun: South Korean actor and musician.
(1972) Xavier Giannoli
(1972) Alessandro Grego: Italian TV personality and anchorman who emerged in 1966 with the show "Furor.
(1972) Dina Manzo: American TV personality, one of the stars on the reality television series "The Real Housewives of New Jersey (abbreviated RHONJ)" that premiered on May 12, 2009.
(1972) Maxim Roy: Canadian actress.
(1972) Nathalie Poza
(1972) Andrew Finch: rower (Olympics-1996).
(1972) Marina Hatzakis: Australian rower (Olympics-1996).
(1971) Peter Sarsgaard: American actor.
(1971) Matthew Vaughn: English director producer and screenwriter.
(1971) Francesca Rettondini
(1971) Alison Herst in Toronto: Ontario, Canada; kayaker (Olympics-5-1992, 1996).
(1971) Dina Manzo: Reality Star.
(1970) Rachel Weisz: British actress.
(1970) Nathalie Even Lancien
(1970) Litterial Green
(1970) Jacquelyn Doucette: Miss Massachusetts-USA (1996).
(1970) James Calvin Spivey in Schiller Park: Illinois, USA; mile runner.
(1970) Kathy Gedney in Indianapolis: Indiana, USA; WPVA volleyball player (US Open-25th-1994).
(1970) Jeff Hordley: Soap Opera Actor.
(1970) Nathalie Even-Lancien: French cyclist, winner of a gold medal at the Atlanta Olympics 7/28/1996 for the On-the-Points course.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Hideki Noda: Japanese race car driver.
(1969) Jaak Van Driessche: Belgian rowing champion who came in 8th in the coxless pair (duo without a helmsman), along with L. Goiris at the Atlanta Olympics, August 1996.
(1969) Shin Ae-ra: South Korean actress.
(1969) Shin Ae Ra: Korean actress and radio DJ.
(1969) Sam Gash: NFL running back (New England Patriots).
(1969) François Koch: French board game designer, inventor of 'Caractère.
(1969) Geoff Smith in Edmonton: Alberta, Canada; NHL defenseman (Florida Panthers).
(1969) Anthony Davis: NFL linebacker (Kansas City Chiefs).
(1969) Anne Marie Lauck in Rochester: New York, USA; marathon runner (Olympics-10th-1996).
(1969) Matt Blundin NFL quarterback (Kansas City Chiefs: Detroit Lions).

(1969) Joanne Presti: American homicide victim.
(1969) Massimo Lotti: Italian footballer.
(1969) Warrel Dane: American singer-songwriter (Nevermore and Sanctuary).
(1969) Brian Jamieson: Livingston, New Jersey -- Rower (1996 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1968) Jeff Kent: Bellflower, California -- Infielder (NY Mets).
(1968) Ricky Proehl NFL wide receiver (Seattle Seahawks: Chicago Bears).
(1968) Jeff Kent in Bellflower: California, USA; infielder (New York Mets).
(1968) Raju Sundaram: Indian actor and choreographer.
(1968) Denis Boucher: Canadian baseball player and scout.
(1968) Diego Galeri: Italian drummer, rock musician and music producer, famous for being the drummer of the bands Timoria and Miura.
(1967) Zheng Haixia: WNBA center (Los Angeles Sparks).
(1967) Jean-Pierre Barda: Swedish singer (Army of Lovers).
(1967) Ai Yazawa: Japanese author and illustrator.
(1967) Ruthie Henshall: English theatre actress and singer.
(1967) Muhsin al-Ramli: Iraqi writer poet translator and academic.
(1966) Jean-Claude Flory
(1966) Jeff Feagles: NFL punter (Arizona Cardinals).
(1966) Terry Carkner in Smiths Falls: Ontario, Canada; NHL defenseman (Florida Panthers).
(1966) Alex Sanders: American porn actor and director.
(1966) Atsushi Sakurai: Japanese singer-songwriter (Buck-Tick and Schwein).
(1966) Terry Carkner: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1966) Joy Tanner: American actress.
(1965) Jack Armstrong: American baseball player.
(1965) Cameron Daddo: Melbourne, Victoria -- Actor (Brian Petersen-Models Inc).
(1965) Jesper Parnevik: Swedish golfer.
(1965) Steve Beuerlein: American football player, a quarterback first selected by the Los Angeles Raiders in the fourth round of the NFL draft; he was signed by the team on 7/24/1987.
(1965) Alison Redford
(1965) [Willie] Flipper: Anderson; NFL wide receiver (Indianapolis Colts).
(1965) Steve Beuerlein NFL quarterback (Jacksonville Jaguars: Carolina Panthers).
(1965) Ottoline Leyser: British plant biologist.
(1965) Jean-Pierre Barda: French-Swedish singer and actor (Army of Lovers).
(1965) Jesper Bo Parnevik in Stockholm: Sweden; PGA golfer (1995 Nestle-5th).
(1964) Bret Easton Ellis: American writer.
(1964) Wanda Sykes: American actress and comedienne.
(1964) Sophie Forte: French humourist, she appeared in the TV program "Frou-Frou" presented by Christine Bravo.
(1964) Tommy Sheridan: Scottish politician, a district councilor jailed for anti-poll-tax activities.
(1964) Jeff Criswell: NFL tackle (Kansas City Chiefs).
(1964) Bret Ellis: American writer of "American Psycho" fame.
(1964) Denyce Graves: American soprano.
(1964) Amy Baltus in Bloomington: Indiana, USA; WPVA volleyball player (Nationals-13th-1992).
(1964) Andrew Mackenzie: British physicist.
(1963) Jenna de Rosnay
(1963) Ung-yong Kim
(1963) EL James: Novelist.
(1963) Bill Brochtrup: American actor.
(1963) E James: English author.
(1963) Mike Eagles in Sussex: New Brunswick, Canada; NHL center (Washington Capitals).
(1963) Denyce Graves: American singer.
(1963) Jenna De Rosnay: American model, fashion designer, and windsurfer.
(1963) Mike Eagles: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1962) Taylor Dayne: Pop Singer.
(1962) Rosana (singer)
(1962) Taylor Dayne [Leslie Wunderman]: on Long Island, New York, USA; vocalist ("I'll Always Love You").
(1962) Rosana : Brazilian singer with a voice that's absolutely clear and to the exact pitch, never out of tune.
(1962) Irma Adlawan: Filipino actress.
(1962) Peter Manley: English darts player.
(1962) Sergei Prikhodko: Russian footballer and manager.
(1961) Nicolas Dupont-Aignan: French gaullist and souverainist politician.
(1961) Bice Vanzetta: Italian skier, an Olympic Bronze Medal champion at Albertville in February 1992.
(1961) David Rutley: English businessman and politician.
(1961) Mary Beth Evans in Pasadena: California, USA; actress (Katherine - General Hospital, Kayla - Days of Our Lives).
(1961) Mary Evans: American actress and producer.
(1961) Mark Kumpel: American ice hockey player and coach.
(1960) Ivan Lendl: Czech-born tennis champion on the professional circuit beginning in 1979.
(1960) Jim Spivey: American track and field athlete.
(1960) Joe Carter in Oklahoma City: Oklahoma, USA; outfielder (Toronto Blue Jays).
(1960) Joe Carter: American baseball player and sportscaster.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Marisol Touraine: French politician who serves as Minister of Social Affairs and Health under Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault and under Prime Minister Manuel Valls.
(1959) Tom Lehman: American golfer.
(1959) Luciano Spalletti
(1959) Nick Searcy: American actor.
(1959) Thomas Edward Lehman in Austin: Minnesota, USA; PGA golfer (1994 Memorial Tournament).
(1959) Maëster : French cartoonist and writer of comics.
(1959) Donna Murphy: Stage Actress.
(1958) Rik Mayall: British comedian and actor, a pioneer of alternative comedy in the 1980s, appearing in TV shows like "The Young Ones", "Filthy Rich & Catflap", "Blackadder", and "Bottom".
(1958) Donna Murphy: American actress and singer.
(1958) Rick Bass: American author and activist.

(1958) Merv Neagle: Australian footballer and coach (d. 2012).
(1958) Rik Mayall comedian (Drop Dead Fred: Bottom, Little Noises).
(1958) Alan Hale: American astronomer.
(1957) Gilles De Rocco: French football player of Italian descent, he played as goalkeeper for the Olympique Lyonnais.
(1957) Tomás Yarrington: Mexican economist and politician Governor of Tamaulipas.
(1957) Robert Harris: Actor (Werewolf of London), dies at 95.
(1956) Bryan Cranston: American actor, screenwriter, film director and producer, son of actor Joe Cranston, he received 4 Emmy awards in August 2014.
(1956) Andrea Levy: English author.
(1955) Al-Waleed bin Talal
(1955) Cath Phillips: New Zealand-Australian artist, journalist, publisher, and writer, Cath Phillips is one of the most prominent lesbians in Australia, having served as the first female president of the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras.
(1955) Michael Chance: English singer.
(1955) Steven McHugh: American merchant marine who was killed on 2/22/1990 in an explosion aboard the US-flagged Kuwaiti tanker "Surf City" in the Persian Gulf.
(1955) Tommy Kramer: American football player.
(1955) Anupam Kher: Indian actor singer director and producer.
(1955) Michael Friedman: American author.
(1954) Daniel Jouvance
(1954) Eva Brunne: Swedish bishop.
(1954) Matt Frenette: rock drummer (Loverboy).
(1953) Bernard Voyer: Canadian adventurer, considered to be Canada's most accomplished extreme explorer.
(1953) Kathleen Sullivan in Pasadena: California, USA; newscaster (E!).
(1953) Jules Shear: Rock musician.
(1952) Corine Marienneau: French musician and singer, formerly member of the pop band "Telephone".
(1952) William Boyd (writer)
(1952) Jacques-Rémy Girerd: French writer, director and producer of animated films.
(1952) Lynn Swann: Football Player.
(1952) Vivian Richards: West Indian master blaster.
(1952) Ernie Isley: American guitarist and songwriter (The Isley Brothers and Isley-Jasper-Isley).
(1952) Michael Lohmann: German design artist, illustrator and computer design tech.
(1952) Viv Richards: Caribbean cricketer and footballer.
(1952) William Boyd: Ghanaian-English author and screenwriter.
(1951) Charles Kastner: American AIDS victim who had dementia before his death on 2/04/1993, Santa Fe, NM.
(1951) Francis Rocco Prestia: American musician (Tower of Power).
(1951) Jeff Burroughs: American baseball player and coach.
(1951) Rocco Prestia: American bass player (Tower of Power).
(1950) Alois Treindl: German-Swiss physicist, programmer of astrological software, entrepreneur, publisher, and professional astrologer.
(1950) Franco Harris: American pro football player with the Pittsburgh Steelers, one of the best running backs ever to play in the NFL.
(1950) J R Richard
(1950) Mark Pinter: American actor, mainly on television, including episodes of various series and soap operas.
(1950) Mark Pinter in Decorah: Iowa, USA; actor (Karl - Behind the Screen, Another World).
(1950) Billy Joe Dupree: American football player.
(1950) Iris Chacón: Puerto Rican actress singer and dancer.
(1950) J Richard: American baseball player.
(1950) Iris Chacon: Puerto Rican singer and dancer.
(1950) Billy DuPree: American football player.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Rex Hunt
(1949) Genyo Takeda: Japanese video game developer and head of Nintendo's hardware division.
(1949) Ghulam Azad: Indian politician Indian Minister of Health and Family Welfare.
(1949) Ghulam Nabi Azad: Indian politician.
(1949) Didier Colin: French writer and astrologer, formerly singer, he is mainly interested in symbols.
(1948) Danilo Caymmi: Brazilian musician, singer, composer and arranger, considered among the most notable Brazilian wind instrument musicians.
(1948) Dave Robel: American musician, a drummer, he plays rock and country western music.
(1948) Judith Przcdpelski: American homicide: arrested for the death of her child, Walter Gerwalski, who was beaten to death by her boyfriend in her presence.
(1947) Michel Mercier: French politician who served as Minister of Justice from 2010 until 2012.
(1947) Lewis J Stadlen

(1947) Susan Miller: American astrologer, columnist, author of Sun Sign books and host of the popular Astrology Zone website.
(1947) Walter Röhrl: German race car driver.
(1947) Richard Lawson: American actor and producer.
(1947) Helen Eadie: Scottish politician (d. 2013).
(1947) Donna Loren in Boston: Massachusetts, USA; singer/actress (Beach Blanket Bingo).
(1947) Richard Lawson in Loma Linda: California, USA; actor (Eddie - The O'Neills).
(1947) Walter Rohrl: German race and rally car driver.
(1947) Danièle Hamidou-Ducatel: French womam coming up to the election of mayor (2nd on the list of UMP party) in Armentières (2014).
(1947) Lewis J Stadlen in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actor (John - Benson, Savages, Windy City).
(1946) Peter Wolf: American musician, a songwriter and the lead singer with the "J.
(1946) Michael Chaplin
(1946) Alain Marty
(1946) Matthew Fisher in London: England; rock keyboardist (Procol Harum).
(1946) Clive Gillinson: Indian-English cellist and educator.
(1946) Daniel Goleman: American psychologist and author.
(1946) John Heard: American actor, with a boyish appearance and personable manner, who won the 1976-77 Theatre World Award for his performance in the 1976 play "Streamers.
(1946) Matthew Fisher: English singer-songwriter keyboard player and producer (Procol Harum).
(1945) John Heard (actor)
(1945) Arthur Lee: American psychedelic rock singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist (Love) (Born 1945).
(1945) Raymond Bouchard
(1945) John Heard: Movie Actor.
(1945) Bob Herbert: American journalist.
(1945) Nicholas Kraemer: English harpsichord player and conductor.
(1945) Elizabeth Moon: American author.
(1945) Flavio Caroli: Italian art historian, organized the exhibit "Face and Soul" in Milan.
(1945) Roswitha Broszath: German media astrologer, writing for the magazines.
(1945) John Heard in Washington: DC, USA; actor (Cat People, Cutter's Way, CHUD).
(1944) Ranulph Fiennes: British explorer of the Antarctic, one of three men who were the second party to cross the continent and only a tenth to travel overland to the pole.
(1944) Townes Van Zandt: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 1997).
(1944) Didier Vandenbossche: French sommelier, the honorary president and co-founder (with Robert de Troy) of the 'Association des sommeliers de Lorraine.
(1944) Stanley Schmidt: American sci-fi author and editor of novels and short-stories.
(1944) Zhiuli Shartava: Georgian politician and the Head of the Council of Ministers of the Autonomous Republic of Abkhazia (d. 1993).
(1944) Elton Gallegly: American politician (Representative-Republican-California).
(1944) Sir Ranulph Fiennes: British soldier and explorer.
(1943) Carolyn Carlson: American ballet dancer and choreographer who danced in various European ballets.
(1943) Leon Frank Sylvers: Rocker.
(1943) Chris White: English bass player and songwriter (The Zombies).
(1943) Carole Peel: Australian softball assistant coach (1996 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1942) Tammy Faye Messner
(1942) Michael Eisner: American executive, Chairman and CEO of the Walt Disney Company.
(1942) Charles R Boutin: American politician.
(1942) Paul Preuss: United States -- Sci-fi author (Medusa Encounter, Starfire).
(1942) Jaan Manitski: Estonian businessman and politician 16th Estonian Minister of Foreign Affairs.
(1942) Tammy Faye: Bakker; gospel singer/wife of Jim Bakker (PTL) (dies 2007).
(1942) Al[bert] Tanara: WLAF defensive coach (Amsterdam Admirals).
(1942) Michael Eisner in Mount Kisko: New York, USA; CEO (Walt Disney Company).
(1942) Tommy F Robinson American politician (Representative-Democrat-Arkansas: 1985-).
(1942) Tammy Messner: American evangelist who married Jim Bakker in 1960; they had two kids together.
(1941) Maria Venuti: Australian actress and singer with Italian heritage.
(1941) Victor Mansfield: Professor of Physics and Astronomy at Colgate faculty and an ardent spiritual seeker.
(1941) Piers Read: English historian and author.
(1940) Daniel J Travanti: American actor.
(1940) Rudi Dutschke: German Marxist student activist.
(1940) Harald Gerlach: Writer.
(1940) Viktor Petrovich Savinykh in USSR cosmonaut (Soyuz T-4: T-13, TM-5).
(1940) Rudi [Rudolf]: Dutschke; German student leader (Glasnost Berlin).
(1940) Daniel Travanti: American actor.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Danyel Gérard: French pop singer and composer, born to an Armenian father and an Italian mother.
(1939) Josy Andrieu
(1939) Marion Marlowe in Saint Louis: Missouri, USA; singer (Arthur Godfrey and Friends).
(1938) David Baltimore: American molecular biologist awarded the 1975 Nobel Prize in Physiology for his trail-blazing discoveries regarding RNA.
(1938) Albert Fert: French physicist and one of the discoverers of giant magnetoresistance which brought about a breakthrough in gigabyte hard disks.
(1938) Janet Guthrie: American race car driver and engineer.
(1938) Homero Blancas in Houston: Texas, USA; PGA golfer (1972 Phoenix Open).
(1938) Joseph Rupert
(1937) Jean-Louis Cheminée: French scientist, a volcanologist who died on 15 October 2003.
(1937) Anne Kristen: Actress (Truth or Dare, Rachel-Dr Finlay, Sunset Song).

(1937) Don Bonker American politician (Representative-Democrat-Washington: 1975-).
(1937) Robert Moulinas: France sport Champion.
(1936) Georges Perec: French novelist, filmmaker, documentalist and essayist.
(1936) Claude Feidt: French Catholic bishop, who has been Archbishop Emeritus of Aix-en-Provence and Arles since 2010.
(1936) Florentino Fernández: Cuban-American boxer and coach (d. 2013).
(1935) Jean Thibaudeau
(1934) Giorgos Katsaros: Greek musician and composer.
(1934) Pierluigi Ronzon: Italian soccer/football player, he played with Sampdoria (1952-57), Atalanta (1957-60), AC Milan (1960-61), Napoli (1961-67), and Lazio (1967-68).
(1934) Willard Scott: American journalist actor and author.
(1934) Nari Contractor: Indian cricketer and coach.
(1934) Douglas Cardinal: Canadian architect designed the Telus World of Science and First Nations University of Canada.
(1933) Ed Bouchee: American baseball player (d. 2013).
(1933) Jackie Blanchflower: Northern Irish footballer and accountant (d. 1998).
(1933) Issan Dorsey: American Zen Master, psychedelic drug addict and AIDS activist, he died of AIDS in 1990 at Maitri Hospice, a San Francisco center for AIDS patients, which he founded.
(1933) Hannelore Kohl: Wife of former German Chancellor Helmut Kohl.
(1931) Mady Mesplé: Toulouse Opera Singers.
(1931) Yori : Japanese royal family, a princess also known as Atsuko, she was the Emperor's fourth daughter out of his seven children.
(1931) C W Stubblefield: Music promoter.
(1931) Cornelis T "Cor" van de Molen director: Social Businesses of Press.
(1930) Anthony Armstrong-Jones: British photographer who gained the title of Lord Snowdon when he married Princess Margaret in 1960.
(1930) Lord Snowdon
(1930) James Broderick in Charleston: New Hampshire, USA; actor (Brenner - Brenner, Doug - Family).
(1930) Lord Snowdon [Anthony Armstrong-Jones]: London, England -- Photographer.
(1930) Robert Trotter: Scottish actor and photographer (d. 2013).
(1930) Antony Armstrong-Jones: British aristocrat, Lord Snowdon, former husband of Princess Margaret.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Dan Jacobson: South African-English author and critic (d. 2014).
(1929) Yvonne Chouteau: American ballerina.
(1929) Robert Lemaitre
(1928) Robert Jaulin
(1928) Robert Guivarch: France sport Champion.
(1927) Philippe Clay: French mime artist, singer and actor.
(1927) Eivind Johansen: American military, who served in the US Army for many years rising to the status of General.
(1927) Jean-Paul Desbiens: Canadian journalist author and educator (d. 2006).
(1927) Henri Landwirth: Belgian-American businessman and philanthropist founded Give Kids The World Village.
(1927) Claude Grand'Claude: French comedian.

(1927) James Broderick: American actor and director (d. 1982).
(1926) Benny Vasseur
(1926) Guy-Jean Bernardy: Clermond-Ferrand Military man.
(1926) Earle Besserer: American bigamist arrested on 7/30/1955 when his wife learned that he had two other wives, both of whom were Arthur Murray Dance Studio teachers.
(1925) William Daley: American studio potter, a teacher and head of the ceramics dept of an art college, 1966.
(1925) Willigis Jäger: German Benedictine priest-monk, mystic, and Zen master.
(1925) Rene Gagnon: American Marine shown in photograph of the Raising the Flag on Iwo Jima (d. 1979).
(1925) Guy Herbulot: French Catholic clergyman, who serves as Bishop Emeritus of Évry-Corbeil-Essonnes.
(1924) Kôbô Abe
(1924) Georges Menant: Clamart Journalist.
(1924) Eduardo Paolozzi: British sculptor (Hydra).
(1924) Bill Boedeker: American football player (d. 2014).
(1924) Kobo Abe: Tokyo, Japan -- Playwright (Woman, the Dunes).
(1922) Andy Phillip
(1922) Olga Ladyzhenskaya: Russian mathematician and academic (d. 2004).
(1922) Algernon Lyons: Welsh photographer, novelist and linguist.
(1922) Mochtar Lubis: Indonesian author and journalist (d. 2004).
(1922) Olga Aleksandrovna Ladyzhenskaya: Russian mathematician (d. 2004).
(1921) Anne Pierjean
(1921) Peter Oliver: Baron Oliver of Aylmerton English lawyer and judge (d. 2007).
(1921) Annie Pierjean: French writer of children's literature.
(1920) Cor Heiljgers
(1920) Robert Pfeiffer: Fijiian operations officer and CEO of Alexander & Baldwin, a container fleet and agriculture interests company.
(1920) Cor Heilijgers: Dutch psychic medium.
(1920) Eugene Beaumont: France Writer.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Jocelyn Olaf: Hambro financier.
(1919) Mochtar Lubis: Indonesian writer (Twilight in Djakarta).
(1918) Camille Bourniquel: French poet and novelist, he died on 1 April 2013.
(1918) June Wayne: Artist / lithographer / teacher.
(1917) Arthur Larkin: Ameircan business executive.
(1917) Davis Roberts: Mobile, Alabama -- Actor (Mr Johnson-Boone).
(1917) Robert Erickson: composer.
(1917) Janet Collins: American ballerina and choreographer (d. 2003).
(1917) Nancy Bass: American philanthropist, known as the 'First Lady of Fort Worth, Texas.
(1917) Betty Holberton: American engineer and programmer (d. 2001).

(1917) Lee Young: American jazz drummer and singer (d. 2008).
(1917) Henri Frezieres: Mirepoix Military man.
(1916) Charles Marchetti: Metzeresche EXecutives.
(1915) Jacques Chaban-Delmas: French politician, Prime Minister of France (1969-1972), who also played tennis.
(1914) John Rodney: American actor (d. 1996).
(1914) Gustave Leven: French business leader and philanthropist, founder of the Perrier mineral-water company and the Sacta-Rashi Foundation, one of Israel's three largest philanthropic organisations, which primarily provides funding for education initiatives.
(1914) Morton DaCosta: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- Director (Island of Love, Music Man).
(1914) Louis Dallier: French diplomat, who served as Ambassador to Mali (1968-1975) and Chad (1975-1979).
(1914) Knut Bergsland: Norwegian linguist and professor of Finno-Ugric languages at the University of Oslo.
(1914) Lee Young: American singer and drummer (d. 2008).
(1914) Gabriel Hauge: American bank executive and economist.
(1913) André Zirnheld: French paratrooper, a member of the Free French Air Force, and a member of the French Squadron, Special Air Service during World War II.
(1913) Dollard Ménard: Canadian general (d. 1997).
(1912) Jacques Despierre: France Painter.
(1912) Andr? Auge: Marseille EXecutives.
(1912) Isabella Forbes: British noblewoman, the housekeeper and later wife of Ewan Forbes, 11th Baronet of Craigievar.
(1912) Armand Notter: Lyon 3?me physician.
(1912) Eerik Kumari: Estonian ornithologist and biologist (d. 1984).
(1911) Stefan Kisielewski: composer.
(1911) Sachchidananda Vatsyayan: Indian journalist and author (d. 1987).
(1910) Valentin Angelmann: French boxer; World Flyweight Champion 1936.
(1910) Quanah Bohlen: American psychic, spiritualist pastor and accountant, psychic for over 40 yrs.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Léo Malet: French writer, one of the most influential detective writers in France and the creator of the character, Nestor Burma, featured in 29 books and several short stories spanning almost 50 years.
(1909) Roger Revelle: American oceanographer, national academy of science member, head of scripps institute of oceanography 1951-64; pioneered research in global warming/earth plates.
(1909) Greta Schoon: writer.
(1909) Leo Malet: Writer.
(1909) Jean Paroissin: Moulins EXecutives.
(1908) Anna Magnani: Italian actress whose work represents an intense and extravagant life force.
(1908) Tomas de: Manzarraga composer.
(1908) Joop [Joseph]: van Santen Dutch first chamber member (CPN).
(1907) Juan Francisco: Giacobbe composer.
(1907) Mircea Eliade: religious historian (Le Yoga).

(1906) Alejandro Garcia: Caturla composer.
(1906) Hans Lachman: composer.
(1905) Jean Bourdial: Allassac physician.
(1905) Vera Fjodorova: Panova Russian author (Sputniki).
(1904) Reinhard Heydrich: German Nazi SS chief under Himmler, one of the principal leaders responsible for the "final solution" of exterminating Jews.
(1904) Virginia Downing actress (Gig: Butterfield 8).
(1904) Ivar Ballangrud: Norwegian speed skater (d. 1969).
(1904) Ivar Ballangrud Norway: Olympics speed skater (4 gold, two silver).
(1904) Willy Forst: Austria -- Actor / director (Vienna Blood).
(1903) Maryse Hilsz
(1903) Bernarda Shahn: American painter and lithographer (d. 2004).
(1903) Oscar Egede-Nissen: Norwegian actor.
(1903) Alfredo Cortina: Pioneer of radio and television in Venezuela, standing out as librettist.
(1902) Heinz Ruhmann: German actor (d. 1994).
(1902) Giulio Bolaffi: Italian lawyer and editor, a widower.
(1902) Heinz Rühmann: German actor and director, onscreen from 1926.
(1901) Marie Hilsz: France sport Champion.
(1901) Marie-Antoinette Hilsz: French aviatrix known for endurance flights and who went on to serve the French Resistance.
(1901) Pierre Caillard: France Scientist.
(1900) Léon Mazeaud: Limoges Politician.
(1900) Carel Willink: Dutch artist, a neo-realist painter who studied in Berlin from 1920-1923 and began as an abstractionist influenced by the Italian futurists.
(1900) Evald Aav: Estonian composer and conductor (d. 1939).
(1900) Elisabeth: Princess Elisabeth of Luxembourg (1901 1950).
(1900) [Albert] Carel: Willink Dutch painter (magic realism).
(1900) Giuseppe Capogrossi: Italian painter.

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