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Famous Birthdays of 8 October

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 8th of October

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(2011) Marcelo Monteverde: American member of noted family, he is the second child and first son of actress Ali Landry and her husband, director Alejandro Monteverde.

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2009 - 2000

(2009) Mackynzie Duggar: Reality Star.
(2004) Cameron Hallyday
(2002) Cole Wagner: Baseball Player.
(2002) Kate Cadogan: Model.
(2002) Jack Cadogan: Family Member.
(2000) Madelyn Gosselin: Reality Star.
(2000) Cara Gosselin: Reality Star.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Mio Kudo: Japanese entertainer and model.
(1998) Charisma Kain: Pop Singer.
(1998) Angelina Galvis: Instagram Star.
(1997) Bella Thorne: American actress/model.
(1997) Tina Tamashiro: Japanese model and actress.
(1997) Connor Carmody: American actor.
(1997) Jotta A: Gospel Singer.
(1996) Sara Takanashi: Japanese ski jumper.
(1996) Kylee Russell: American actress.
(1996) Sara Tormo: Spanish tennis player.

(1995) Grayson Allen: Basketball Player.
(1995) Mimi Elashiry: Instagram Star.
(1994) Luca Hanni: Pop Singer.
(1994) Luca Hänni: Swiss singer-songwriter.
(1993) Barbara Palvin: Model.
(1993) Molly Quinn: TV Actress.
(1993) Angus T Jones: American actor.
(1993) Garbiñe Muguruza: Spanish tennis player.
(1993) Angus Jones: TV Actor.
(1993) Garbine Muguruza: Tennis Player.
(1993) Mark Dohner: Vine Star.
(1993) Darrell Wallace: Jr.
(1993) Molly C Quinn: American actress.
(1992) Lidziya Marozava: Belarusian tennis player.
(1992) Maria Koehler: Portuguese tennis player.
(1991) Mikey Bolts: YouTube Star.
(1991) Bakermat : Dutch keyboard player DJ and producer.
(1990) Anna Hausburg
(1990) Rachel Klamer: Zimbabwean-Dutch triathlete.
(1990) Garrick Baugh: YouTube Star.
(1990) Luanna Perez-Garreaud: YouTube Star.
(1990) Seinabo Sey: Musician.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Armand Traoré: French footballer.
(1989) Armand Traore: French footballer.
(1989) Mahmut Temür: Turkish footballer.
(1987) Aya Hirano: Voice Actor.
(1987) Samantha Bentley: English porn actress.
(1987) Dustin Breeding: American singer.
(1987) Ksenia Solo: TV Actress.
(1987) Hassan Maatouk: Lebanese footballer.
(1987) Taylor Price: American football player.
(1987) Yuichi Nakamura: Japanese actor.

(1986) Glenn Meldrum
(1986) Louis Dodds: English footballer.
(1986) Michele Sepe: Italian rugby player.
(1986) Sydney Wayser: Musician.
(1986) Amber Stevens: Actress.
(1986) Holland Roden: Actress.
(1985) Bruno Mars: American singer, songwriter, record producer, voice actor, and choreographer.
(1985) Simone Bolelli
(1985) Eiji Wentz: Japanese singer-songwriter and actor (WaT).
(1985) Arash Ferdowsi: Businessman.
(1985) Elliphant : Swedish singer.
(1985) Kimberly Kevon: Williams; American actress.
(1984) Josephine de La Baume
(1984) Domenik Hixon: American football player.
(1984) Malcolm Shabazz: French-American criminal (d. 2013).
(1984) Josephine de La Baume: Actress.
(1983) Travis Pastrana: American motor sports competitor.
(1983) Rachel Rotten
(1983) Casey Messer
(1983) Mihkel Kukk: Estonian javelin thrower.
(1983) Michael Fraser: Scottish footballer.
(1983) Abhishek Nayar: Indian cricketer.
(1983) Mario Cassano: Italian footballer.
(1982) Juliette Chêne
(1982) Amy Beth Hayes
(1982) Jermain Defoe: Athlete.
(1982) Michael Seibel: Businessman.
(1982) Miloš Pavlović: Serbian race car driver.
(1982) Phil Mustard: English cricketer.
(1982) Jake McLaughlin: Actor.
(1981) Anja Boche
(1981) Juliana Guillermo: Dutch royalty, the daughter and third child of Princess Christina of the Netherlands and her husband, Jorge Guillermo.
(1981) Tim Draxl
(1981) Ryuji Sainei: Japanese actor.
(1981) Kalil Wilson: American singer and producer.
(1981) Raffi Torres: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1981) Vladimir Kisenkov: Russian footballer.
(1981) Ruby : Egyptian singer and actress.
(1981) Princess Juliana: Edenia Antonia of the Netherlands.
(1980) Nick Cannon: American actor and rapper.
(1980) Marjorie (L5)
(1980) Mike Mizanin: American wrestler.
(1980) Amy Tipton
(1980) Lianne Picart-Poirier
(1980) JR Ramirez
(1980) Andria Gayle Mullins: Miss Texas Teen USA (Teen with Style-1997).
(1980) J. R. Ramirez: Actor.
(1980) Rajesh Sharma: Canadian Born Indian Politician.
(1980) The Miz: American wrestler and actor.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Kristanna Loken: American actress and producer.
(1979) Paul Burchill: English wrestler.
(1979) Gregori Chad Petree: American musician (Shiny Toy Guns).
(1979) Shawn Ashmore: Actor.
(1979) Aaron Ashmore: Actor.
(1979) [Gregory] Chad Petree in Shawne: Oklahoma; rocker (PC Quest - "Can You See").
(1979) Gregori Petree: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Shiny Toy Guns Cloud2Ground and pc Quest).
(1979) Noelle Scaggs: American singer-songwriter (Fitz and The Tantrums).
(1978) Omar Benson Miller: Actor.
(1978) Antonino D'Agostino: Italian footballer.

(1978) Mick O'Driscoll: Irish rugby player and coach.
(1977) Anne-Caroline Chausson: French cyclist.
(1977) Jamie Marchi: American voice actress director and screenwriter.
(1977) Erna Siikavirta: Finnish singer-songwriter and keyboard player (Lordi).
(1977) Lapo Elkann: Businessman.
(1976) Galo Blanco: Spanish tennis player and coach.
(1976) Seryoga : Belorussian rapper actor and producer.
(1976) Karina Bacchi: Brazilian model and actress.
(1976) Renate Groenewold: Dutch speed skater and cyclist.
(1975) Laetitia Pujol
(1975) Tatiana Grigorieva
(1974) Martin Henderson: New Zealand actor.
(1974) Bruno Mantovani
(1974) Kevin Richardson (zookeeper)
(1974) Kevyn Adams: American ice hockey player and coach.
(1974) Rashaan Salaam: NFL running back (Chicago Bears).
(1974) Rod Manuel: Defensive end (Pittsburgh Steelers).
(1974) DJ Q-Ball: American musician (Bloodhound Gang).
(1974) Akiko Thomson: American-Filipino swimmer and journalist.
(1974) Fredrik Modin: Swedish ice hockey player.
(1974) Koji Murofushi: Japanese hammer thrower.
(1973) Jim Fairchild: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Grandaddy and Modest Mouse).
(1973) Vester Lee Flanagan II
(1973) Toby Haenen: Hobart, Tasmania -- Backstroke swimmer (1996 Olympics).
(1973) Kari Korhonen: Finnish cartoonist.
(1973) Donnie Abraham: Cornerback (Tampa Bay Buccaneers).
(1973) Tracy Bonner: Webster, Texas -- Diver (1996 Olympics).
(1972) Kim Myung-min: South Korean actor and singer.
(1972) Kim Myung Min: Korean actor.
(1972) Stanislav Varga: Slovak footballer and manager.
(1972) Dede Demet: Milwaukee, Wisconsin -- Cyclist (1996 Olympics).
(1972) Jared Kaaiohelo: WLAF running back (Scottish Claymores).
(1972) Terry Balsamo: American guitarist and songwriter (Cold Limp Bizkit and Evanescence).
(1971) Monty Williams: American basketball player: forward, Spurs.
(1971) Terry Richardson: WLAF running back (Rhein Fire).
(1971) Jim Hanna: WLAF defensive tackle (Amsterdam Admirals).
(1971) Boomer [Norman] Ellison: NFL wide receiver (SD Chargers).
(1971) Michelle Mone: Scottish entrepreneur, designer of the Ultimo, a bra that has taken engineering to a new front as it has tiny pockets filled with silicone gel to imitate the natural movement of a real breast.
(1971) Val St germain: CFL tackle (Hamilton Tiger Cats).
(1971) Nate Miller: NFL / WLAF guard (Frankfurt Galaxy, Atlanta Falcons).
(1971) Pınar Selek: Turkish sociologist author and academic.
(1971) David Gauke: English lawyer and politician.
(1971) Shontell McClain: Family Member.
(1971) Marc Ellis: New Zealand rugby player and television host.
(1970) Matt Damon: American actor, the author of a movie script that he and his buddy, actor Ben Affleck, wrote for themselves, called "Good Will Hunting.
(1970) Soon-Yi Previn: Korean American actress.
(1970) Anne-Marie Duff: English actress.
(1970) Tetsuya Nomura: Japanese video game designer and director.
(1970) Sadiq Khan: English lawyer and politician Minister of State for Transport.
(1970) Mathieu Chui: Congolese colonel.
(1970) Mayrin Villanueva: Soap Opera Actress.
(1970) Gauri Khan: Film Producer.
(1970) Sisaundra Lewis: American singer-songwriter and producer.
(1970) Carlos Etheredge: WLAF tight end (Amsterdam Admirals).
(1970) David Doster: Fort Wayne, Indiana -- Infielder (Philadelphia Phillies).
(1970) DeWayne Knight: CFL linebacker (Winnipeg Blue Bombers).
(1970) James Williams: WLAF cornerback (Scottish Claymores).
(1970) Nicole Ari Parker: Actress.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Jeremy Davies: American actor.
(1969) Dylan Neal: Canadian-American actor producer and screenwriter.
(1969) Julia Ann: American porn actress and makeup artist.
(1968) Emily Procter: TV Actress.
(1968) Emily Procter: TV Actress.
(1968) Leeroy Thornhill: English keyboard player and DJ (The Prodigy).
(1968) Missi Johnson
(1968) Zvonimir Boban: Croatian footballer and sportscaster.
(1968) Ali Benarbia: former Algerian footballer.
(1968) CL Smooth: American rapper and producer (Pete Rock & CL Smooth).

(1968) Frankie Smith: NFL cornerback (Miami Dolphins, SF 49ers).
(1967) Hendrik Duryn
(1967) JJ Valaya
(1967) Teddy Riley: Music Producer.
(1967) Yvonne Reyes: Venezuelan television host and actress.
(1967) Andrew Dominik: Director.
(1967) Emily Procter: American actress.
(1966) Karyn Parsons: American actress.
(1966) Felipe Camiroaga: Chilean television host and actor (d. 2011).
(1966) Art Barr: American wrestler (d. 1994).
(1966) Marco Beltrami: Musician.
(1966) Camille Coduri: British actress.
(1966) Sherman Alexie: Writer.
(1965) Matt Biondi: American athlete on the 1984 Olympics swimming team who competed in the 400 meter free style relay, his first international competition.
(1965) Jean-Pierre Dick: French skipper, son of the founder of Virbac Laboratory.
(1965) Burr Steers
(1965) Harri Koskela: Finnish wrestler.
(1965) Peter Greene: American actor.
(1965) C-Jay Ramone: American musician (The Ramones).
(1965) Ross Flemer: Newport Beach, California -- Rower (1996 Olympics).
(1965) Martin Mayhew: NFL cornerback (Tampa Bay Bucs).
(1965) C Ramone: American singer-songwriter and bass player (Ramones 22 Jacks Los Gusanos and The Ramainz).
(1965) Ardal O'Hanlon: Irish comedian actor and screenwriter.
(1964) Dawna Friesen
(1964) Ian Hart: Movie Actor.
(1964) Cece Winans: Gospel Singer.
(1964) CeCe Winans: American singer.
(1964) Igor Jijikine: Russian actor.
(1964) Jakob Arjouni: German author (d. 2013).
(1963) João Baião: Portuguese television host and actor.
(1963) Ha-Joon Chang: Economist.
(1962) Chen Xiaoxia: Chinese diver.
(1962) Bruno Thiry: Belgian race car driver.
(1961) Jon Stevens: New Zealand-Australian singer-songwriter (INXS).
(1961) Ted Kooshian: American pianist and composer (Ed Palermo Big Band).
(1961) Thomas Perez: Politician.
(1961) Thomas E. Perez: Politician.
(1961) Fabien Breuvart: French photographer and collector, who runs a little shop and gallery in Paris specialising in anonymous vintage photography.
(1961) Tom Perez: Politician.
(1961) Sandy Andolong: Filipino actress and producer.
(1961) Steven Bernstein: American trumpet player and composer (Sex Mob The Lounge Lizards and Spanish Fly).
(1961) Simon Burke: Australian actor and producer.
(1960) François Pérusse: Canadian singer-songwriter and comedian.
(1960) Reed Hastings: American businessman and entrepreneur.
(1960) Andrea Anastasi: Italian volleyball player and coach.
(1960) Francois Perusse: Quebec humorist.
(1960) Ralf Minge: German footballer and manager.
(1960) Mike Teague: English rugby player.
(1960) Lorenzo Mila: Spanish newscaster.
(1960) Rano Karno: Indonesian actor and politician.
(1960) Lorenzo Milá: Spanish journalist and actor.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Gavin Friday: Irish singer-songwriter actor and producer (Virgin Prunes).
(1959) Mike Morgan: Tulare, California -- Pitcher (St. Louis Cardinals).
(1959) Steven Erikson: Novelist.
(1959) Simon Cowell: Entertainer.
(1959) Dylan Baker: Actor.
(1959) Carlos I Noriega: Lima, Peru -- Astronaut (STS 84, sk 97).
(1959) Gavin Friday [Fionan Hanvey]: Irish singer (Virgin Prunes).
(1959) Tony Eason: football quarterback (New England Patriots).
(1959) Sandra Bookman: American journalist, a news anchor with ABC TV.
(1959) Daniel Ribacoff: Brazilian-American polygraph examiner.

(1959) Carlos Noriega: Peruvian-American colonel and astronaut.
(1959) Peter Horrocks: English journalist and producer.
(1959) Erik Gundersen: Danish motorcycle racer.
(1959) Brad Byers: American stunt performer.
(1959) Nick Bakay: American actor producer and screenwriter.
(1959) Tommy Armour: American golfer.
(1958) Ursula von der Leyen: Belgian-German physician and politician Defense Minister of Germany.
(1958) Steve Coll: American journalist and author.
(1958) Ruffin McNeill: American football player and coach.
(1958) Bret Lott: American journalist author and academic.
(1957) Cristina Mullins: Brazilian actress noted on TV soap series.
(1957) Derrick Bird
(1957) Joe Castiglione: American college athletic director.
(1957) James De Paiva: Hayward, California -- Actor (Max Holden-One Life to Live).
(1957) Doug Cox: Guelph, Ontario -- 90 kg Greco Roman wrestler (1996 Olympics).
(1957) Michael W. Smith: Musician.
(1957) Antonio Cabrini: Italian footballer and manager.
(1957) Martha Kearney: Irish journalist.
(1957) Sonia Choquette: American writer, New York Times best-selling author, storyteller, vibrational healer, and six-sensory spiritual teacher.
(1956) Stephanie Zimbalist: Movie Actress.
(1956) Arlene Dickinson
(1956) Janice Voss: American engineer and astronaut (d. 2012).
(1956) Stephanie Zimbalist in New York City: USA; actress (Remington Steele, Centennial).
(1956) Scott Michael: Pellaton; barefoot water ski champ.
(1956) Jeff Lahti: American baseball player.
(1956) Fabrice Gaulin: French homeless man and murder victim, burned alive on a street at dawn on 18 March 1996 in the tenth arrondissement of Paris.
(1956) Janice E Voss Ford: South Bend, Indiana -- PhD / Astronaut (STS 57, 63, 83, 94).
(1955) Bill Elliott: American race car driver.
(1955) Alain Ferté: French race car driver.
(1955) Lonnie Pitchford: American singer and guitarist (d. 1998).
(1955) Darrell Hammond: American comedian and actor.
(1955) Yo-Yo Ma: Musician.
(1955) Bill Foster: Politician.
(1954) Michael Dudikoff: American actor.
(1954) Jean Fernandez
(1954) Huub Rothengatter: Dutch race car driver and manager.
(1954) Julien Baer: French singer, songwriter and composer of original films soundtracks.
(1954) Ben Amonette: Radford, Virginia -- Free pistol (1992, 96 Olympics).
(1954) Joseph J. Lhota: Businessman.
(1954) Joaquim Barbosa: Judge.
(1954) Thierry Corcos: French cardiologist.
(1954) Joe Lhota: Politician.
(1954) Robert A. Schuller: Clergyman.
(1953) Don Most
(1953) Diana Mukpo: English writer.
(1953) Robert Saxton: English composer and educator.
(1953) Michael Dudikoff: Redondo Beach, California -- Actor (Star of the Family).
(1952) Edward Zwick: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1952) Takis Koroneos: Greek basketball player and coach.
(1952) Jan Marijnissen: Dutch journalist and politician.
(1952) Cliff Adams: Rocker.
(1951) Timo Salonen: Finnish race car driver.
(1951) Johnny Ramone in Long Island: New York, USA; rock guitarist ("Road to Ruin").
(1951) John Mellencamp: Musician.
(1951) Shannon Stimson: American philosopher historian and theorist.
(1951) Jack O'Connell: American educator and politician.
(1951) Natsuo Kirino: Novelist.
(1950) Robert Bell: American musician, a member of Kool and the Gang, first assembled in 1964.
(1950) Terry Gou: Entrepreneur.
(1950) Jane O'Meara Sanders
(1950) Blake Morrison: English poet author and academic.
(1950) Robert Kool Bell: American musician (Kool & the Gang).
(1950) Robert "Kool" Bell: Youngstown, Ohio -- Rocker (Kool & the Gang-Joanna).
(1950) Jakaya Kikwete: Politician.
(1950) : American singer-songwriter and bass player (Kool & the Gang).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Sigourney Weaver: American actress whose first big hit was the 1979 science-fiction thriller "Alien.
(1949) Hamish Stuart: Scottish singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Average White Band).
(1949) Alice Walton: Businesswoman.
(1949) Jerry Bittle: American cartoonist (d. 2003).
(1949) Ashawna Hailey: American computer scientist and philanthropist (d. 2011).
(1949) Maggie Ollerenshaw: English actress.
(1949) Sigourney [Susan Alexandra] Weaver: Louisiana, United States -- Actress (Alien, Working Girl).
(1949) Michael Rose: Rocker (Average White Band).
(1948) Claude Jade: One of the major actresses of the French new wave, widely known for her roles in Truffaut's trilogy: "Baisers volés", "Domicile conjugal" and "l'amour en fuite": Stolen kisses, Bed and Board, Love on the run.
(1948) Johnny Ramone: Punk Singer.

(1948) Enzo Baldoni: Italian journalist who was abducted and executed in Iraq in the summer of 2004.
(1948) Pedro López: Colombian serial killer.
(1948) Baldwin Spencer: Statesman.
(1948) Sarah Purcell in Richmond: Indiana, USA; actress/TV hostess (Real People).
(1948) Benjamin Cheever: American journalist and author.
(1948) Stefanie Marrian: Paris, France -- Comedienne (Benny Hill Show).
(1948) Pedro Lopez: Colombian serial killer.
(1948) Sarah Purcell: American radio and television host.
(1947) Sheila Ferguson
(1947) Emiel Puttemans
(1947) Aki Ahrens: German astrologer, with alternative lifestyle, lived in Munich.
(1947) Stephen Shore: American photographer and educator.
(1947) Richard Morris: English archaeologist historian and author.
(1947) Yelena Ivanovna Dobrokvashina: Russian Cosmonaut (Soyuz T-15a).
(1947) Tony Wilson: Trinidad -- Rock vocalist (Hot Chocolate).
(1946) Dennis Kucinich: American politician.
(1946) Sarah Purcell: American actress and TV hostess.
(1946) Jean-Jacques Beineix: French film director of what came to be called the 'cinéma du look' which included the films of Luc Besson and Léos Carax.
(1946) Geoff Vanderstock: American track & field champion.
(1946) Bel Mooney: English journalist and author.
(1946) Aleksandr Gorshlov: ice dancer (holds six titles).
(1946) Catharine MacKinnon: Activist.
(1946) Hanan Ashrawi: Palestinian scholar activist and politician.
(1946) Jon Ekerold: South African motorcycle racer.
(1945) Strawberry Gatts: American adventurer and New Age multi-tasker.
(1945) John Betsch: American drummer.
(1945) Roy Royer: Rock guitarist (Procol Harum).
(1945) Roland Dersoir: French race horse jockey/ driver, and father of harness racer Jean-Loïc-Claude Dersoir.
(1945) Jean-Louis Touraine: French medical teacher and politician, a member of the National Assembly of France who represents the Rhône department, and is a member of the Socialiste, radical, citoyen et divers gauche.
(1944) Dale Dye: American captain and actor.
(1944) Guy Menut
(1944) Susan Raye: American singer-songwriter.
(1944) Ed Kirkpatrick: American baseball player (Born 1944).
(1944) Bruce A Morrison: (Rep-D-Connecticut, 1983- ).
(1943) Chevy Chase: American comedian and actor who began as a writer.
(1943) R L Stine: American author.
(1943) Jean-Paul Bertrand: French publisher, who published several works of Jean Cocteau and texts on spirituality and esotericism before supporting the works of controversial writers, including Marc-Édouard Nabe and Michel Houellebecq.
(1943) Chevy Chase in New York City: New York, USA; comedian/actor (Saturday Night Live, Vacation, Fletch, Caddyshack).
(1943) James Edward Sellars: Composer.
(1943) Paul Van Himst: Belgium sport Champion.
(1943) RL Stine: Young Adult Author.
(1943) R Stine: American author screenwriter and producer.
(1943) Oliver North: Soldier.
(1942) Francis Joseph Christian
(1942) Joy Behar: Comedian.
(1942) Paul Weyrich: Critic.
(1942) Francis Christian: American ecclesiastic, ordained to the priesthood on 6/29/1968.
(1942) Stanley Bates: English actor and screenwriter.
(1941) Jesse Jackson: American Baptist minister, civil rights leader, writer and businessman.
(1941) George Bellamy: English singer guitarist and producer (The Tornados).
(1941) Shane Stevens: American author.
(1940) Thomas Moore (spiritual writer)
(1940) Thomas Moore: American writer, the author of the best-selling "Care of the Soul," which sold two million copies as well as other bestsellers "Soul Mates, The Re-Enchantment of Everyday Life," "The Planets Within" and "The Soul of Sex," spring 1998.
(1940) Paul Hogan: Australian actor producer and screenwriter.
(1940) Fred Cash: Chattanooga, Tennessee -- Rocker (Impressions).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Paul Hogan: Australian actor and screenwriter who is best known for his first feature film, "Crocodile Dundee," and it's sequel, "Crocodile Dundee II," both of which he penned and both of which became huge hits after the first one opened in Australia on 4/22/1986.
(1939) Jean-Claude Gaudin: French politician for Union for a Popular Movement (UMP).
(1939) Giuseppe Beghetto
(1939) Harvey Pekar: American comic book writer (Born 1939).
(1939) Clive James: Writer.
(1939) Harry Kroto: Scientist.
(1939) Lynne Stewart: American civil liberties lawyer.
(1939) Elvīra Ozoliņa: Latvian javelin thrower.
(1939) Elvira Ozolina: USSR -- Javelin thrower (1960 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1939) Armando Gentilucci: Composer.

(1938) Bronislovas Lubys: Lithuanian businessman and politician Prime Minister of Lithuania (d. 2011).
(1938) Walter Gretzky: Canadian ice hockey coach and author.
(1938) William Corlett: English author and playwright (d. 2005).
(1938) Jacques Stockman: Belgium sport Champion.
(1938) David Willis: British journalist (BBC World Service).
(1938) Frederick S Stolle: Tennis champ (US Open-1966).
(1938) Penny Pitou: United States -- Skier (1960 Olympics - 2 Silver Medals).
(1938) Fred Stolle: Australian-American tennis player and sportscaster.
(1937) Paul Schell: American lawyer and politician 50th Mayor of Seattle (d. 2014).
(1937) Merle Park: Zimbabwean-English ballerina and educator.
(1937) Val Furgess: American astrologer, active in her field for over 25 years and a longtime member of NCGR's Fairfield (CT) Chapter.
(1936) Rona Barrett: American gossip columnist of Hollywood's choicest inside dirt.
(1936) Carman Moore: American musician and composer, a musicologist and critic.
(1936) Gary Alcorn: American athlete, played pro basketball for two seasons, 1959-1961.
(1936) Rona Barrett in New York City: New York, USA; gossip columnist (Tomorrow Show).
(1936) Charles Sanford: American financier and CEO in charge of Banker Trust of New York.
(1936) Michael White: British multiple birth, a twin born two days before his sister, Elizabeth.
(1936) David Carradine: Actor.
(1935) Albert Roux: French-English chef.
(1935) Thomas Keneally: Novelist.
(1934) James Holshouser: American politician.
(1934) Doc Green: Rocker (Drifters).
(1934) J Carter Brown in Providence: Rhode Island, USA; art director (Washington National Gallery).
(1934) Allen Case: American television actor, most noted for the lead role of Deputy Clay McCord in NBC's "The Deputy" (1959–1961) opposite series regular Henry Fonda, who received top billing but appeared far less frequently.
(1934) Amiri Baraka: Poet.
(1934) Martin Lippens: Belgium sport Champion.
(1934) Kader Asmal: South African academic and politician (d. 2011).
(1934) Gerry Hitchens: English footballer and manager (d. 1983).
(1932) Ray Reardon: Welsh snooker player and police officer.
(1931) Paul Mahler Dam
(1931) Paul Dam: Danish astrologer since 1975, a full time pro; lecturer, teacher, and writer, educated in electronics.
(1931) Desmond Tutu: Leader.
(1931) Bill Brown: Scottish-Canadian footballer (d. 2004).
(1930) Louis E Azzato
(1930) Toru Takemitsu: Japanese composer, dies at age 65 (born 1930).
(1930) Alasdair Milne: Indian-English director and producer (d. 2013).
(1930) Pepper Adams: American saxophonist and composer (The Thad Jones/Mel Lewis Orchestra) (d. 1986).
(1930) James Olsen: Evanston, Illinois -- Actor (Andromeda Strain, Spell).
(1930) Faith Ringgold: American painter and activist.
(1930) Louis Azzato: American technical engineer and CEO of Foster Wheeler, a construction company that survived the recession of 1991 fairly well.
(1930) Cosetta Greco: Italian film actress, who appeared in 31 films between 1943 and 1971.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Paulinho Nogueira
(1929) Valdir Pereira: Brazilian footballer (d. 2001).
(1929) Betty Boothroyd: English academic and politician British Speaker of the House of Commons.
(1928) Bill Maynard: English actor.
(1928) M. Russell Ballard: Clergyman.
(1928) Tom Tierney: American paper doll artist, credited with reviving the lost art of paper doll making during his career which stretched from the 1970s to his death on 12 July 2014.
(1928) Neil Harvey: Australian cricketer.
(1928) M Ballard: American lieutenant and religious leader.
(1928) Didi : Brazilian footballer and manager (d. 2001).
(1928) M Russell Ballard: American religious figure.

(1928) Ray Stricklyn: American film actor, stage actor, television actor, soap opera star and publicist.
(1927) Cesar Milstein: Argentine scientist, recipient of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine (Born 1927).
(1927) César Milstein: Argentinian-English biochemist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 2002).
(1927) Jim Elliot: American missionary and translator (d. 1956).
(1927) Al Duncan: Drummer.
(1927) Gigi Durston in Baltimore: Maryland, USA; singer (Sonny Kendis Show).
(1927) Raaj Kumar: Film star.
(1927) R. D. Laing: Psychologist.
(1926) Louise Hay: American motivational author, and the founder of Hay House.
(1926) Jean Parent
(1926) Diana Lynn: Actress.
(1926) Claude Saillard: Le Mans EXecutives.
(1926) Raaj Kumar: Pakistani-Indian police officer and actor (d. 1996).
(1926) Álvaro Magaña: Salvadoran economist and politician President of El Salvador (d. 2001).
(1925) Paul Van Hoeydonck
(1925) Andrei Donatovich Sinyavsky: Writer / critic.
(1925) Bartels : American athlete, pro basketball player for two seasons beginning in 1949.
(1924) Frances McLeod: American astrologer who joined AFA in December 1979.
(1924) Alphons Egli: Swiss lawyer and politician 77th President of the Swiss Confederation.
(1924) Aloísio Lorscheider: Brazilian cardinal (d. 2007).
(1924) Thirunalloor Karunakaran: Indian poet and scholar (d. 2006).
(1924) John Nelder: English mathematician and statistician (d. 2010).
(1924) Arkady Vorobyev: Middle heavyweight (1956, 60 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1923) Jean Feraud: Trets physician.
(1922) Erik Diesen: Norwegian revue writer and radio and television personality.
(1922) Svend Westergaard: Composer.
(1922) Herbert Leonard: American production manager and producer (d. 2006).
(1922) Douglas Gray: Archivist.
(1922) Nils Liedholm: Swedish footballer coach and manager (d. 2007).
(1921) Paul Collomb
(1921) Abraham Sarmiento: Filipino Supreme Court jurist (d. 2010).
(1920) Frank Herbert: American writer, a reporter and editor for a west coast newspaper and a prolific author of sci-fi, most notably the Dune series.
(1920) Maxie Herber: Germany -- Figure skater pairs (1936 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1920) Frank [Patrick] Herbert: United States -- Sci-fi author (Dune).
(1920) Dorothy Dow: American classical soprano who had an active international career in concerts, operas, and recitals during the 1940s through the 1960s.
(1920) Raymond Reynaud: French painter, sculptor and outsider artist whose work is similar to that of Jean Dubuffet.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) André Valmy
(1919) Flavio Ambrosetti: Swiss jazz musician.
(1919) Gilbert Declercq (trade union leader)
(1919) Bob Gillespie (baseball)
(1919) Bob Gillespie: American baseball player, a right-handed pitcher with the Detroit Tigers, Chicago White Sox and Boston Red Sox from 1944 to 1950.
(1919) Jack McGrath: American racing driver (d. 1955).
(1919) Kiichi Miyazawa: Japanese politician 78th Prime Minister of Japan (d. 2007).
(1918) Maurice Chavardès
(1918) Jens Skou: Danish chemist and physiologist Nobel Prize laureate.
(1918) Halfdan Hegtun: Norwegian radio host and politician (d. 2012).

(1918) Freddy Chaves: Belgium sport Champion.
(1918) Ron Randell: Sydney, NSW -- Actor (Loves of Carmen, I am a Camera).
(1917) Rodney Porter: English biochemist and physiologist Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1985).
(1917) Hans Poser: Composer.
(1917) Walter Lord: American historian and author (d. 2002).
(1917) Danny Murtaugh: baseball manager (Pittsburgh Pirates), dies at age 59.
(1917) Billy Conn: Boxer / actor (Pittsburgh Kid), dies at 75.
(1917) June Allyson: Actress.
(1916) Spark Matsunaga: American politician.
(1914) Frederick Beavis: Canadian politician, elected City Alderman of Toronto in 1956 and re-elected to a second term on 7/071967.
(1914) Jean-Toussaint Desanti
(1914) Mary W Boyd
(1914) Olive Brasno: American midget, the sister of fellow midget George Brasno.
(1914) Albert Rosseel: Belgium sport Champion.
(1914) Mary Boyd: American astrologer, the author of "Financial Techniques.
(1913) Secondo Ricci: Italian soccer/football player, he played for Ravenna (1936-1937), Russi (1937-1938), and Bologna (1938-1950).
(1913) Robert Gilruth: American aviation and space pioneer.
(1913) Elizabeth Janeway: American author (Born 1913).
(1913) Henri Labrousse: Marseille Military man.
(1913) Walter Schumann: NYC, New York -- Choral director (Ford Show) / composer (Rhenish).
(1912) Frances Sakoian: American astrologer, Director of New England School of Astrology and former President of the New England Astrological Association in 1981.
(1912) John W Gardner
(1912) John Gardner: American public service employee, founder and head of the "citizen action" organization Common Cause, who had a long and distinguished public service career that included serving as U.S.
(1912) John W. Gardner: Educator.
(1912) Felix Franco-Oppenheimer: Puerto Rican poet, essayist, literary critic and university professor.
(1912) Herv? Roy: Ch?teauneuf/Loire Military man.
(1911) Vaughn Monroe: Musician.
(1910) Paulette Dubost: French actress and centenarian, who appeared in over 250 films and worked with such directors as Marcel Carné, Jean Renoir, Max Ophüls ("Le Plaisir," 1952, and "Lola Montès," 1955) and François Truffaut.
(1910) Kirk Alyn: American actor, a former Broadway chorus boy and vaudeville entertainer when he was cast in the role of the first "Superman," 1948.
(1910) Ray Lewis: Canadian runner (d. 2003).
(1910) Raymod Gray Lewis: Ontario, Canada -- 4X400 relayer (1932 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1910) Helmut Kallmeyer: German chemist and soldier (d. 2006).
(1910) Gus Hall: American union organizer and head of the U.S.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Bill Hewitt NFL end (Chicago Bears: Philadelphia Eagles).
(1908) Ren? Delaitre: Challain physician.
(1908) Paul Van Buskirk Yoder: Composer.
(1908) Ezekias Papaioannou: Greek-Cypriot politician (d. 1988).
(1908) Aldo Ghizzetti: Italy Scientist.
(1907) Pierre Bertaux: French Resistant and Germanist.
(1907) Richard Shaver: American author and illustrator (d. 1975).
(1907) Howard Joslin: Georgia, United States -- Actor (Quebec, Detective Story).
(1907) Gérard Espéret: French trade unionist and political activist, who was secretary of the CFTC for La Manche (1936-1939), deputy secretary-general of the CFTC from 1947, then Vice President of the CFTC-CFDT (1960-1967).
(1906) Henri Martinet: Ste-Menehould EXecutives.

(1905) John Capone: American architect, astrologer, and teacher.
(1904) Germaine Holley: French astrologer and writer, representing a spiritual approach to astrology.
(1904) Yves Giraud-Cabantous: French race car driver (d. 1973).
(1903) Lina Radke: Germany -- 800m runner (1928 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1903) Georgy Geshev: Bulgarian chess player (d. 1937).
(1902) Jean-Baptiste Fauret: French Catholic bishop who died on 14 September 1984 in Chevilly-Larue, France.
(1901) Bernard Garre: Germany Scientist.
(1901) Mark Oliphant: Australian physicist humanitarian and politician Governor of South Australia (d. 2000).
(1901) Hans Doerry: Germany Actor.
(1901) Eivind Groven: Norwegian composer and ethnomusicologist (Born 1901).
(1900) Geoffrey Alan Jellicoe: Landscape architect.
(1900) Serge Chermayeff: Architect / designer.
(1900) Zeno Octavian Vancea: Composer.
(1900) Pierre Baggio: Dunkerque EXecutives.

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