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Famous Birthdays of 9 April

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 9th of April

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2010 - Today

(2014) Eduardo Saccone-Joly: Family Member.

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2009 - 2000

(2005) Lillian Entwistle: American infanticide victim, killed in January 2006, with her mother, Rachel Entwistle.
(2003) Logan Williams: TV Actor.
(2003) Lilia Buckingham: Dancer.
(2002) Jack Depp: Son of Johnny Depp and Vanessa Paradis.
(2002) Ella Stiller: American noted family, the daughter of actor Ben Stiller and his wife, Christine Taylor, born c-section.
(2000) Jackie Evancho: child singer.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Isaac Hempstead-Wright: TV Actor.
(1999) Isaac Hempstead Wright
(1999) Chris Jauregui: Family Member.
(1999) Kristen Hancher: Musical.
(1998) Elle Fanning: Movie Actress.
(1996) Caleb Natale: Vine Star.
(1996) Emerson Hyndman: American soccer player.
(1995) Robert Bauer: German-Kazakhstani footballer.
(1995) Domagoj Bošnjak: Croatian basketball player.
(1994) Joey Pollari: American actor.

(1994) Clara Henry: YouTube Star.
(1993) Will Merrick
(1993) Ridhwan Azman: YouTube Star.
(1993) Tyler Shaw: Musician.
(1993) Chrish Guerra: Vine Star.
(1993) Rayane Bensetti: TV Actor.
(1992) Jemma Middleton: Family Member.
(1992) Joshua Ledet: American singer.
(1992) Max Jr: Vine Star.
(1991) Marine Vacth
(1991) Ryan Kelly: Basketball Player.
(1991) Mary Killman: American synchronized swimmer.
(1990) Kristen Stewart: American actress, known for playing the protagonist Bella Swan in The Twilight Saga film series from 2008–12, which has grossed over $3.
(1990) Ram Bahadur Bomjon
(1990) Ryan Williams: Football Player.
(1990) Marston Glenn Hefner: Son of Hugh Hefner and Kimberley Conrad.
(1990) Marston Hefner: American noted family, the son of Hugh Hefner and his wife Kimberly who was born on his dad's 64th birthday at a weight of 8 lbs and 13oz.
(1990) David Jones-Roberts: Australian actor.
(1990) Ram Bomjon: Nepalese monk.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Gabriella Wilde: Actress.
(1989) Danielle Kahle: American figure skater.
(1989) Chad Graham: Rock Singer.
(1988) Uee : South Korean singer dancer and actress (After School).
(1988) Michel Baroni: Brazilian footballer.
(1988) Lea Beaulieu: Reality Star.
(1988) Jeremy Metcalfe: English race car driver.
(1988) Dino Imperial: Filipino actor.
(1988) Swara Bhaskar: Actress.
(1988) Michel Alves Baroni: Brazilian footballer.

(1987) Jesse McCartney: American singer and actor.
(1987) Jazmine Sullivan: American R&B singer.
(1987) Blaise Matuidi: French international footballer, central midfielder, playing for Paris-Saint-Germain in Ligue 1 and for the French team.
(1987) Royston Drenthe: Athlete.
(1987) Craig Mabbitt: American singer (Escape the Fate).
(1987) Jarrod Mullen: Australian rugby league footballer.
(1987) Kassim Abdallah: French-Comorian footballer.
(1987) Graham Gano: American football player.
(1987) Vincent Valentine: YouTube Star.
(1986) Leighton Meester: American singer and actress.
(1986) Luca Marin: Italian swimmer.
(1986) Mike Hart: American football player.
(1986) Brian Larsen: American singer-songwriter and producer.
(1986) Bridget Kelly: Musician.
(1986) Felix Hernandez: Athlete.
(1985) Tomohisa Yamashita: Japanese actor and singer (NEWS Kitty GYM and Shūji to Akira).
(1985) Brian Elliott
(1985) Tim Bendzko
(1985) David Robertson: American baseball player.
(1985) Antonio Nocerino: Italian footballer.
(1984) Linda Chung: Canadian/Hong Kong actress and singer.
(1984) Óscar Razo: Mexican footballer.
(1984) Habiba Ghribi: Tunisian runner.
(1984) Adam Loewen: Canadian baseball player.
(1984) Lili Mirojnick: American actress.
(1983) Ryan Clark: Australian actor.
(1983) Allu Arjun: Actor.
(1983) Willie Colon: American football player.
(1983) Clint Dempsey: American soccer player.
(1983) Jess Lizama: YouTube Star.
(1982) Jay Baruchel: Canadian actor.
(1982) Kathleen Munroe: Canadian-American actress.
(1982) Carlos Hernández: Costa Rican footballer.
(1982) Carlos Hernandez: Costa Rican footballer.
(1981) Eric Harris: American homicide with his partner, Dylan Klebold, shooting and bombing Columbine High School.
(1981) Moran Atias: Israeli actress and model.
(1981) Ireneusz Jeleń: Polish footballer.
(1981) Taylor Kitsch: Actor.
(1981) Scott McGregor: Model.
(1981) Melissa Witek: American model Miss Florida USA 2005.
(1981) Dennis Sarfate: American baseball player.
(1981) Arlen Escarpeta: Belizean-American actor.
(1981) A Ellis: American baseball player.
(1981) Milan Bartovič: Czech ice hockey player.
(1981) Milan Bartovic: Slovak ice hockey player.
(1980) Kendal Sheppard
(1980) Yoanna House: American model and actress.
(1980) Albert Hammond Jr
(1980) Jerko Leko: Croatian footballer.
(1980) Clueso : German singer, rapper, songwriter and producer.
(1980) Rachel Specter: American actress and screenwriter.
(1980) Albert Hammond: American musician and fashion designer.
(1980) Lee Yo-won: South Korean actress and singer.
(1980) Isabelle Severino: French gymnast and actress.
(1980) Ryan Northcott: Canadian actor.
(1980) Luciano Galletti: Argentinian footballer.
(1980) Sarah Ayton: English sailor.
(1980) Albert Hammond, Jr.: Musician.
(1980) Kristin Lee in Bethesda: Maryland; rhythmic gymnast (US team-1996).

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Keshia Knight-Pulliam
(1979) Katsuni (actress)
(1979) Peter Luccin: French professional footballer who plays for FC Dallas in Major League Soccer as a defensive midfielder.
(1979) Olivier Sorlin
(1979) Katsuni : French porn actress and director.
(1979) Keshia Pulliam: American child actress who was noted for the role of Rudy on the top-rated TV series "The Bill Cosby Show.
(1979) Albert Hammond: Jr.
(1979) Albina Dzhanabaeva: Russian singer and actress (Nu Virgos).
(1979) Ben Silverstone: English actor and lawyer.
(1979) Keshia Knight Pulliam in Newark: New Jersey; actress (Rudy - Crosby).

(1979) Keith Nobbs: American actor.
(1979) Billy Brandt: American porn actor.
(1979) Jeff Reed: American football player.
(1979) Mark Ruiz: Puerto Rican diver.
(1978) Rachel Stevens: English singer (S Club).
(1978) Naman Keïta: French track and field athlete, who takes part in the 400 m hurdles and 4x400m relay, competing internationally for his country.
(1978) Walter Poirier: American member of the Peace Corps on station in Bolivia.
(1978) Veronica Taylor: American actress.
(1978) Vesna Pisarović: Croatian singer-songwriter.
(1978) Jorge Andrade: Portuguese footballer.
(1978) Kousei Amano: Japanese actor.
(1978) Vesna Pisarovic: Croatian singer.
(1977) Gerard Way: American singer (My Chemical Romance).
(1977) Sara Shepard: Author.
(1977) Marko Lepik: Estonian footballer.
(1977) Ana de la Reguera: Actress.
(1976) Kyle Peterson: American baseball player and sportscaster.
(1976) Blayne Weaver: American actor and screenwriter.
(1975) Eddie Elisma
(1975) Fabrizio Moro
(1975) Robbie Fowler: English footballer.
(1975) Sunny Anderson: TV Show Host.
(1975) David Gordon Green: American filmmaker.
(1975) David Green: American director and screenwriter.
(1974) Jenna Jameson: American porn actress director and producer.
(1974) Alexander Pichushkin: Russian serial killer.
(1974) Sharon Pelletier in Madawaska: Maine, USA; Miss Maine-America (1996).
(1974) Nnedi Okorafor: Writer.
(1974) Ben Bordelon: tackle (San Diego Chargers).
(1974) Kevin Mathis: cornerback (Dallas Cowboys).
(1974) Chris Kyle: Soldier.
(1973) Spencer Rice: Canadian actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1973) Spenny Rice: Canadian entertainer.
(1973) Emma Caulfield: Actress.
(1972) Neve McIntosh: Scottish actress.
(1972) Neve McIntosh: Scottish actress.
(1972) Jeffrey van: As; soccer player (MVV).
(1972) Bernard Ackah: German-Japanese martial artist and kick-boxer.
(1972) Siiri Vallner: Estonian architect.
(1972) Craig Jones: Australian rower (Olympics-1996).
(1972) Karen Clark in Calgary: Alberta, Canada; synchronized swimmer (Olympics-silver-1996).
(1972) Brian DeMarco: NFL tackle (Jacksonville Jaguars).
(1971) Jacques Villeneuve: Canadian automobile racing driver and amateur musician.
(1971) Karina Kraushaar
(1971) Derwin Gray: NFL center (Indianapolis Colts).
(1971) Mujaahid Maynard in Brooklyn: New York, USA; 105.
(1971) James Hundon: wide receiver (Cincinnati Bengals).
(1971) Johan Verheyden: Belgian journalist and author.
(1971) Anthony Redmon: NFL guard (Arizona Cardinals).
(1971) Earl Cole Winner of Survivor: Fiji.
(1971) Austin Peck: Hawaii, United States -- Actor (Austin Reed-Days of Our Lives).
(1971) Leo Fortune-West: English footballer and manager.
(1971) Peter Canavan: Irish footballer and manager.
(1971) Wang Yang: Youngest Olympic record breaker at age 17 (1988 Olympics).
(1970) Chorão (singer)
(1970) John McEntire
(1970) Mike Barz: American meteorologist and TV anchor.
(1970) J. R. Bourne: Actor.
(1970) Olaf Kolzig in Johannesburg: South Africa; NHL goalie (Team Germany, Washington Capitals).
(1970) Chuck Bradley Canadian Football League/WLAF tackle (British Columbia Lions: Barcelona Dragons).
(1970) Neal Caloia in Torrance: California, USA; free pistol (Olympics-1996).
(1970) Chorão : Brazilian singer-songwriter (Charlie Brown Jr.
(1970) Tricia Penrose: English actress and singer.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Timothy Young: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- Rower (1996 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1969) April Regino: Filipino singer-songwriter and actor.
(1969) Linda Kisabaka: German runner.
(1969) Amy Feng: Tianjin, China -- US table tennis player (1996 Olympics).
(1968) Marie-Claire Restoux: French athlete, a judo champion.
(1968) Jay Chandrasekhar: Actor.
(1968) Matthew Bennett: TV Actor.
(1968) Janne Ojanen in Tampere: Finland; hockey forward (Team Finland).
(1968) Terry Brands in Omaha: Nebraska, USA; 125.
(1968) Tom Brands in Omaha: Nebraska, USA; 136.

(1968) Seth Bishop: American homicide, he was fatally shot by his 20-year-old sister Amy Bishop on December 6, 1986; he was pronounced dead at 3:08 PM in a Quincy, MA hospital "approximately 46 minutes after the shooting" according to a news report in the Boston Globe newspaper.
(1967) Sam Harris
(1967) Alex Kahn: American puppeteer.
(1967) Graeme Lloyd in Australia pitcher (New York Yankees: Milwaukee Brewers).
(1967) Natascha Engel: German-English translator and politician.
(1966) Cynthia Nixon: TV Actress.
(1966) Olivia Giacobetti
(1966) Victor Brial
(1966) Bo Kimble
(1966) Cynthia Nixon in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Addams Family Values, The Pelican Brief).
(1966) John Hammond: English weather forecaster.
(1966) Robin Wright: Actress.
(1966) Oliver Barnett: NFL defensive end (San Francisco 49ers).
(1965) Paulina Porizkova: Prostejov, Czechoslovakia -- Model (Playboy-Aug 87).
(1965) Mark Pellegrino: American actor.
(1965) Christian Jeanpierre
(1965) Paolo Cane: in Italy; tennis star.
(1965) Helen Alfredsson
(1965) Jay Wesley Neill: American murderer (d. 2002).
(1965) Helen Alfredsson in Goteborg: Sweden; LPGA golfer (1993 Dinah Shore).
(1965) Hal Morris in Fort Rucker: Alabama, USA; infielder (Cincinnati Reds).
(1965) Jeff Zucker: American television executive.
(1965) Jay Neill: American murderer (d. 2002).
(1964) Michael Heath
(1964) Rick Tocchet: Canadian-American ice hockey player and coach.
(1964) Daniel Escobar: American actor (d. 2013).
(1964) Doug Ducey: Politician.
(1964) Mike Heath: American Olympic swimmer who led the American Olympic men's relay team to Gold Medals in 1984.
(1964) Soyo Oka: Japanese pianist and composer.
(1964) Peter Penashue: Canadian businessman and politician 9th Canadian Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs.
(1964) Lisa Guerrero: American actress and journalist.
(1964) Juliet Cuthbert: Jamaican sprinter.
(1964) Rob Awalt: German-American football player.
(1964) Shane Robinson in Adelaide: South Australia; Australasia golfer.
(1964) Margaret Haddix: Children's Author.
(1963) Marc Jacobs: American fashion designer.
(1963) Joe Scarborough: American journalist lawyer and politician.
(1963) Dave Rowntree: Musician.
(1963) Julian Lennon: Musician.
(1963) Terry Porter: Coach.
(1962) John Eaves: American production designer and illustrator.
(1962) Evan Davis: Economist.
(1962) Freddie Joe: Nunn; NFL defensive end (Indianapolis Colts).
(1962) Ihor Podolchak: Ukrainian director producer and screenwriter.
(1962) Imran Sherwani: English field hockey player.
(1962) Jeff Turner: American basketball player coach and sportscaster.
(1961) Kirk McCaskill: Canadian-American baseball and hockey player.
(1961) Mark Kelly in Dublin: Ireland; rock keyboardist (Marillion - "Real to Reel").
(1961) Kirk McCaskill in Kapuskasing: Ontario, Canada; pitcher (Chicago White Sox).
(1961) Brian McDermott: Athlete.
(1961) Mark Kelly: Irish keyboard player (Marillion and DeeExpus).
(1960) Isabel Coixet
(1960) Jaak Aab: Estonian educator and politician Minister of Social Affairs of Estonia.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Bernard Jenkin: English businessman and politician Shadow Secretary of State for Defence.
(1959) Nell Newman: Businesswoman.
(1959) Dave Innis in Bartlesville: Oklahoma, USA; country singer (Restless Heart - "Wheels").
(1958) Nigel Slater: English journalist and author.
(1958) Tony Sibson: English boxer.
(1957) André Manoukian: French musician and composer of Armenian descent.
(1957) Seve Ballesteros: Spanish golfer, arguably one of the best Europeans to ever play the game.
(1957) Kyle Macy
(1957) Ednita Nazario in Ponce: Puerto Rico; Spanish singer.
(1957) Brian Alexander: British broadcaster.

(1957) Martin Margiela: Belgian fashion designer.
(1956) Luc Antonini
(1956) Miguel Russo: Argentinian footballer and coach.
(1956) Nigel Shadbolt: English computer scientist and academic.
(1956) Vahur Sova: Estonian architect.
(1956) Marina Zueva: Russian ice dancer and coach.
(1956) Miguel Angel Russo: Argentine footballer.
(1956) Michael Hashim: American saxophonist.
(1956) Michael Benton: Scottish-English paleontologist and academic.
(1955) Yamina Benguigui: French film director and politician of Algerian descent.
(1955) Eric Illsley
(1955) Didier Peyrat
(1955) Joolz Denby: English poet and novelist.
(1955) Jimmy Tingle: American comedian Jimmy Tingle was raised in Cambridge, MA.
(1955) Ron Johnson
(1955) Barbara Kingsolver: Novelist.
(1955) Kate Heyhoe: American author and blogger.
(1954) Dennis Quaid: Movie Actor.
(1954) Lori Black: American noted family, the second daughter of Shirley Temple Black.
(1954) Iain Smith: British soldier and politician Secretary of State for Work and Pensions.
(1954) Gary Carter: Athlete.
(1954) Ken Kalfus: American journalist and author.
(1954) Dennis Quaid in Houston: Texas, USA; actor (The Big Easy, Dreamscape, The Right Stuff).
(1954) Iain Duncan Smith: British politician, up for election in mid-September 2001 against Kenneth Clarke (b.
(1953) Dominique Perrault: French architect and urban planner.
(1953) Hal Ketchum: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1953) Stephen Paddock
(1953) John Howard: English singer-songwriter and pianist.
(1953) Willy Blaas: German psychologist, a family and reincarnation therapist, and a professional astrologer.
(1953) Hal Ketchum in Greenwich: New York, USA; country singer ("Small Town Saturday Night").
(1952) Michel Sapin: French politician who has served in the government of France as Minister of Finance since 2014.
(1952) Bernadette Federici: American homicide victim, murdered about 9:00 PM on 10/26/1991, Medford, MA by her husband Edmund, who then fled with their two small kids to a relative's house.
(1952) Magnar Am: Composer.
(1952) Robert Clark: American author.
(1952) Tania Tsanaklidou: Greek singer and actress.
(1951) Robert Decherd: American manager and CEO of A.H.
(1951) Marta Flavi: Italian TV presenter and radio host.
(1950) Pierre Gagnaire: French chef, with three Michelin Stars.
(1950) Eugene Rivers: American activist, a Reverend minister, the director of field operations for the Ten Point Coalition in Boston and project director for Boston Freedom Summer.
(1950) Nathan Cook in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; actor (Milton - White Shadow, Billy - Hotel).
(1950) Nathan Cook: Actor (White Night), dies of an allergic reaction at 38.
(1950) Kenneth D Cockrell in Austin: Texas, USA; astronaut (STS 56, 69, 80).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Sorcha Cusack
(1949) Jim Lampley: Celebrity.
(1949) Brenda Russell: Musician.
(1949) Steve Gadd jazz drummer (Triplet Hop: Complex Jazz).
(1949) Chico Ryan: Rock vocalist (Sha Na Na).
(1949) Tony Cragg: English sculptor.
(1948) Bernard-Marie Koltès: French playwright and director.
(1948) Chico Ryan in Arlington: Massachusetts, USA; rock vocalist (Sha Na Na).
(1948) Patty Pravo: Italian singer.
(1948) Michel Parizeau: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.

(1948) Patti Pravo: Italian pop singer whose career has spanned more than four decades.
(1948) Jaya Bachchan: Indian actress.
(1947) Daniel Maximin
(1947) Tom DeLay: Politician.
(1947) Peter Banks: Musician.
(1947) Robert Kiyosaki: Author.
(1947) Giovanni Cornia: Italian economist and academic.
(1947) Larry Norman: Musician.
(1946) Mike Hancock: English politician.
(1946) David Webb: English footballer coach and manager.
(1946) Sara Parkin: Scottish activist and politician.
(1946) Alan Knott: English cricketer.
(1946) Nate Colbert: American baseball player.
(1946) Catfish Hunter: Athlete.
(1946) Les Gray: Vocalist (Mud-Cat Crept In).
(1946) Philip Wright: rocker (Paper Lace).
(1945) Peter Gammons: American sports journalist.
(1945) Steve Gadd: American drummer (Stuff Steps Ahead and Sunlightsquare).
(1945) Petter Sundt: Norwegian shipowner and businessman.
(1945) Gus Hardin [Carol Ann Blankenship] in Tulsa: Oklahoma, USA; country singer.
(1944) Bernard Castang
(1944) Gene Parsons in Los Angeles: California, USA; rock drummer (The Byrds, Gene Clark Group).
(1944) Joe Brinkman: American baseball player and umpire.
(1944) Heinz-Joachim Rothenburg: German shot putter.
(1943) Jean-Pierre Bonnefoux: French ballet dancer, a member of the Paris Opera Ballet who was Premier Danseur in 1964 and Danseur Etoile in 1965.
(1943) James Herbert: Writer.
(1943) Claudio Desderi: Italian baritone, who debuted in 1969.
(1943) Jean-Pierre Bonnefous: Bourg en Bresse Dancers.
(1943) Terry Knight: American singer-songwriter and producer (Terry Knight and the Pack) (d. 2004).
(1942) Tom Shanks
(1942) Douglas Trumbull: Director.
(1942) Brandon De Wilde in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actor (Jamie, Wild in the Sky).
(1942) Thomas Shanks: American computer programmer, the research director of ACS and winner of the 1976 Cambridge Circle prize for the most original work in the field of harmonics.
(1942) Brandon DeWilde: American theatre, film and television actor.
(1942) Margo Smith: American singer-songwriter.
(1942) Earl F: Hillard; american politician (Representative-Democrat-Alabama).
(1942) Galina A Kulakova USSR nordic skier (Olympics-3 golds-1972: holds 9 world titles).
(1941) Hannah Gordon: Scottish actress of theatre, radio and TV, winner of a Gold Medal in 1962 at RADA.
(1941) Chu Song-woong: South Korean actor (d. 1985).
(1941) Vivienne Westwood: Designer.
(1941) Kay Adams: American singer-songwriter.
(1940) Christian Sautter
(1940) Vasily Dmiotriyevich Shcheglov: Russian Cosmonaut.
(1940) Jim Roberts: Canadian-American ice hockey player and coach (d. 2015).
(1940) Hans-Joachim Reske: German sprinter.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Michael Learned: TV Actress.
(1939) Gordon Smith: American professional football player who played tight end for five seasons for the Minnesota Vikings.
(1939) Michael Learned in Washington DC: USA; actress (Olivia - The Waltons, Nurse).
(1938) Viktor Chernomyrdin: Russian businessman and politician 30th Prime Minister of Russia (d. 2010).
(1938) Rockin' Sidney: American singer (d. 1998).
(1938) Kofi Annan: Statesman.
(1937) Gérard Revol
(1937) Valerie Singleton: British TV host and pioneer on the children's show "Blue Peter.
(1937) Seymour Hersh: Journalist.
(1937) Simon Brown: Baron Brown of Eaton-under-Heywood English lieutenant lawyer and judge.

(1937) Barrington J[ohn] Bayley: United Kingdom -- Sci-fi author (Collision Course).
(1937) Marty Krofft: Canadian screenwriter and producer.
(1937) Barrington Bayley: British journalist author of science fiction novels and short stories.
(1936) Valerie Solanas: American militant lesbian feminist, founder of the Society for Cutting Up Men (SCUM) and frustrated author of the radical "S.
(1936) Ferdinando Imposimato: Italian educator and prosecuting attorney in several famous cases, such as those of Aldo Moro and Sindona.
(1936) Houston Newsome: American waiter who did a little drug dealing (marijuana) and also manned a 1-900 phone sex line.
(1936) Jerzy Maksymiuk: Polish pianist composer and conductor.
(1936) Michael Somare: British foreign affairs minister (Papua and New Guinea).
(1935) Joseph Fritzl
(1935) Aulis Sallinen: Finnish composer and academic.
(1935) Carol Rogers: American artist, painter, noted family, daughter of artist Henriette Wyeth & Peter Hurd; married artist Peter Rogers; niece of artist Andrew Wyeth.
(1935) Avery Schreiber: American actor (Born 1935).
(1935) Avery Schreiber in Chicago: Illinois, USA; comedian (My Mother the Car).
(1934) Tom Phillis: Australian motorcycle racer (d. 1962).
(1934) Vartan Gregorian: Educator.
(1934) Andrew Ogg: American mathematician, a professor emeritus of mathematics at the University of California, Berkeley.
(1934) Bill Birch: New Zealand surveyor and politician 38th New Zealand Minister of Finance.
(1934) Mariya Pisareva: Russian high jumper.
(1933) Jean-Paul Belmondo: French actor hailed as cinema's new anti-hero in 1957, an overnight success in "A Bout de Souffle.
(1933) Gian Maria Volonte: Actresss (Fistful of Dollars), dies at 61.
(1933) Diana K Rosenberg
(1933) Georges Jeanclos
(1933) Franco Marini
(1933) René Burri: Swiss photographer and journalist (d. 2014).
(1933) Jacques Molicard: Translator / navigator.
(1933) Diana Rosenberg: American astrologer known as the leading authority on Fixed Stars.
(1933) Gian Volonte: Italian actor, known primarily in his own country with films that include "Pour Une Poignée de Dollars," "l’Affaire Mattei," and "Le Christ s’est Arrêté à Eboli.
(1933) Richard Rose: Professor of Public Policy (Strathclyde University).
(1933) Fern Michaels: American author.
(1932) Nagasaki (Japan)
(1932) Carl Perkins: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 1998).
(1932) Armin Jordan: Swiss musician, music director of the Basel theatre, conductor of the Lausanne chamber orchestra and L'orchestre de la Suise Romande.
(1932) Paul Krassner: American editor and publisher of "The Realist," 1958-1974, the first underground journal of the era which managed to shock and outrage his admiring readers with political scurrility, social and politically iconoclastic.
(1932) Mario Obledo: American civil rights leader, called the "Godfather of the Latino Movement" in the United States, credited with establishing numerous civic institutions and bringing Latino interests into the centre of the U.S.
(1932) Mati Klarwein
(1932) Vladimir Aleksandrovich Degtyaryov: Cosmonaut.
(1932) Carl Perkins in Jackson: Tennessee, USA; singer/songwriter ("Blue Suede Shoes").
(1932) Peter Moores: English businessman and philanthropist.
(1932) Jim Fowler in Albany: Georgia, USA; naturalist (Wild Kingdom).
(1932) Jim Fowler: American zoologist and television host.
(1931) Bill Gilbert in Washington DC: USA; sports author (They Also Served, The Big E).
(1931) John Gavin: Actor.
(1931) Martin Rogers: director (Farmington Institute for Christian Studies).
(1931) Richard Hatfield: Canadian lawyer and politician 26th Premier of New Brunswick (d. 1991).
(1931) Gerald Anderson: American financial accountant and CEO of Commonwealth Energy Systems.
(1930) Folco Quilici: Italian documentary filmmaker, a director best known for "The Lost Continent," 1954 and "The Last Paradise," 1955, both award-winners.
(1930) F Cotton: American chemist and academic (d. 2007).
(1930) Wallace McCain: Canadian businessman founded McCain Foods (d. 2011).
(1930) Nathaniel Branden: Canadian-American psychotherapist and author (d. 2014).
(1930) Renato Ruggiero: Italian politician, a foreign minister who resigned on 1/12/2001 after several months of conflict over his latest disagreement with the center-right government of P.M.
(1930) Miller Williams: Poet.
(1930) F Albert Cotton: American chemist (d. 2007).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Sharan Backliwal: Indian sarod player and scholar (d. 2008).
(1929) Paule Marshall: American author and academic.
(1929) Harvey Lichtenstein: president (Brooklyn Academy of Music).
(1929) Vittorio Occorsio: Italian attorney who, while serving as a jurist, was killed by terrorists 7/10/1976.
(1928) Paul Arizin: American athlete, played pro basketball for 10 seasons beginning in 1950.
(1928) Virginia Gibson
(1928) Philippe Dussart
(1928) Aubrey Woods: English actor and singer (d. 2013).
(1928) Albert Gubay: Businessman.
(1928) Floyd D Spence American politician (Representative-Republican-South Carolina: 1971-).

(1928) Tom Lehrer: American singer-songwriter pianist and mathematician.
(1928) Brian Cubbon: British senior civil servant.
(1927) Jacques Borel: French restaurant executive.
(1927) Carlo Croccolo: Italian film actor and dubber, who has appeared in over 100 films since 1949.
(1926) Hugh Hefner: An American entrepreneur, Hefner is a publisher, film producer, music publisher, book publisher and owner of a record company, theaters, model agency, gambling casinos, limo service and bunny paraphernalia.
(1926) Michael Ogden: QC.
(1926) Gerry Fitt: Northern Irish soldier and politician; British life peer (d. 2005).
(1926) Hugh [Marston] Hefner in Chicago: Illinois, USA; magazine publisher (Playboy).
(1926) Jurgen Moltmann: Theologian.
(1926) Harris Wofford: American politician (Senator-Republican-Pennsylvania).
(1926) Graham Hills principal (Strathclyde University: England).
(1926) Lord Fitt: MP (Belfast Ireland).
(1925) Heinz Nixdorf
(1925) Tom Jackson: British union leader (Post Office).
(1925) Art Kane: American photographer (d. 1995).
(1925) Virginia Gibson: American actress singer and dancer (d. 2013).
(1925) Dominique Mayet: Pratz Painters.
(1925) Michael Richardson: vice CEO (N M Rothschild).
(1925) Albert Decourtray: French ecclesiastic, a Roman Catholic priest and Cardinal of Lyon.
(1925) Linda Goodman: American astrologer who wrote a top selling book, "Sun Signs," 1968, which sold over five million copies, bringing astrology into the everyday market.
(1924) Harald Heilmann: Composer.
(1924) Lucien Mathys: Belgium sport Champion.
(1923) Albert Decourtray
(1923) Bruno Kiefer: Composer.
(1923) John Dahlinger: American noted family, the son of Henry Ford from a private affair.
(1923) Leonard Levy: American historian and author (d. 2006).
(1922) Marques de Araciel
(1922) Carl Amery: German author and activist (d. 2005).
(1922) Gerald Moverley: Roman Catholic bishop (Hallam).
(1922) Michael Palliser: head of British diplomatic service.
(1922) Marques Araciel: Spanish clairvoyant, famous.
(1921) Jean-Marie Balestre: French auto racing executive administrator.
(1921) Frankie Thomas: American actor (Born 1921).
(1921) Yitzhak Navon: Israeli politician, diplomat, and author.
(1921) Frankie Thomas New York City: New York; actor (Tom Corbett Space Cadet).
(1920) Gianni Ravera: Italian showman, impresario, he also organized the Festival of San Remo.
(1920) Vicente Ferrer
(1920) Art Van Damme: Norway, Michigan -- Jazz accordionist (Chicago Jazz).
(1920) F Don Miller: Racine, Wisconsin -- Boxing coach (1956 Olympics).
(1920) David Walker: Professor of Law (Glasgow University).
(1920) Alexander Moulton: English bicycle designer (folding bicycle).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) John Presper: Eckert co-inventor (first electronic computer-ENIAC).
(1919) J Eckert: American engineer invented the ENIAC (d. 1995).
(1919) Ian Smith: Politician.
(1919) J Presper Eckert: American computer pioneer (d. 1995).
(1918) Jorn Utzon
(1918) Jørn Utzon: Danish architect designed the Sydney Opera House (d. 2008).
(1918) Betty Ford: First Lady.
(1918) J?rn Utzon: Danish architect (d. 2008).
(1917) Vincent O'Brien: Irish horse trainer (Born1917).
(1917) Brad Dexter: American actor and producer (d. 2002).

(1917) Jacques Roumeguere: Le Havre Military man.
(1917) Johannes Bobrowski: German lyricist, narrative writer, adaptor and essayist (b.
(1917) Ronnie Burgess: Welsh footballer and manager (d. 2005).
(1916) Carl Hartnack: American banker, president of security pacific national bank, married once, three children.
(1916) Romildo Borges Mendes: Brazilian physician, educator, businessman, military figure, teacher and politician.
(1915) Albert Rémy
(1915) Adolfo Bardini: Italian businessman, director and general manager of Alfa Romeo auto company beginning in 1962.
(1915) Daniel Johnson: Sr.
(1915) Albert Remy: French actor seen in noted films that include "Is Paris Burning?" "Grand Prix" and "Shoot the Piano Player.
(1914) Robert Giroux: Editor.
(1914) Richard Young: CEO (Boosey and Hawkes).
(1914) Louis Courron: France sport Champion.
(1913) Lise Delamare: French stage and film actress, who died on 25 July 2006 in Paris.
(1913) Smaro Stefanidou: Greek actress (d. 2010).
(1912) Lew Kopelew: Russian author (d. 1997).
(1912) Lev Kopelev: Ukrainian-German author and academic (d. 1997).
(1911) Paul Coste-Floret: French politician, professor and assistant prosecutor at the Nuremberg Tribunal.
(1911) Alfred Coste-Floret: French politician and lawyer.
(1911) Melvin Calvin: Scientist.
(1911) Emile M. Cioran: Philosopher.
(1911) Albert Remy: Sevres, France -- Actor (Grand Prix, Gigot, Train).
(1911) Emil Cioran: Philosopher.
(1911) Lord Deramore: architect.
(1911) Joaquin Gallegos Lara: Ecuadorian social realist novelist, short story writer, poet, and essayist.
(1910) Abraham Ribicoff: American lawyer and politician 4th United States Secretary of Health and Human Services (d. 1998).
(1910) Sharon Lynn: Weatherford, Texas -- Actress (Way Out West, Big Broadcast).
(1910) Abraham A: Ribicoff (Senator-Democrat-Connecticut).
(1910) Michel Multrier: Besan?on Military man.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Jeanne Guesné
(1909) Robert Helpmann: Australian ballet dancer, choreographer, actor, producer and director of ballet and stage plays who began his dance training at age five and performed from the time he was 11.
(1909) Robert Murray: Halpmann dancer.
(1909) Domenico Enrici: Apostolic Nuncio.
(1909) Ivan Ivonovich: Dzerzhinsky composer.
(1908) Victor Vasarely: Hungarian / French painter / author (Op Art).
(1908) Elizabeth Allan: Actress (Tale of 2 Cities, Camille, Java Head).
(1908) Odd Bang-Hansen: Norwegian novelist, children's writer, journalist, and translator.
(1908) Pierre Leproux: French film, TV and theatre actor, also a dubber, who often played background roles on the screen.
(1908) Fred Lohse: composer.

(1908) Joseph Krumgold: American author and screenwriter (d. 1980).
(1907) Louis Arbessier: French actor, who also lent his voice in the dubbing of many films.
(1907) Pierre Desvignes: Egleny physician.
(1907) Helmut Raithel: German Nazi military, Waffen-SS.
(1906) Antal Doráti: Hungarian-American conductor and composer (d. 1988).
(1906) Karel Jonckheere: Belgian writer, teacher, literary critic, poet and novelist who wrote autobiographical travel stories.
(1906) Rafaela Aparicio: Spanish actress (d. 1996).
(1906) Todd Naylor: "Hugh" Gaitskell Member of Parliament (Labour Party).
(1906) Antal Dorati: Budapest, Hungary -- Conductor (Dresden Opera 1928-29.
(1905) James W Fulbright
(1905) J Fulbright: American politician, a Senator from Arkansas.
(1905) J William: Fulbright; American politician (Senator-Democrat-Arkansas).
(1904) Lyle Latell: Iowa, United States -- Actor (Not of the Earth, Sky Dragon).
(1904) Johannes Schreiweis: Austrian astrologer, introduce planetary distances.
(1904) Roger Robinson: American astrologer, joined AFA in 1971.
(1904) Carl Lange: Norwegian physician and politician of the Labour Party.
(1904) Sharkey Bonano: American singer trumpet player and bandleader (d. 1972).
(1903) Ward Bond: Actor (Wagon Train), dies of heart attack at 57.
(1903) Wolfdietrich Xylander: Germany Military man.
(1903) Gregory Pincus: American endocrinologist whose work on the antifertility properties of steroids led to the development of the first effective birth-control pill.
(1903) Ilka Chase: Actress.
(1902) Théodore Monod: French explorer, naturalist, and humanist scholar.
(1901) Paul Willis: American actor and director (d. 1960).
(1901) Jean Bruchési: Canadian historian and author (d. 1979).
(1900) Allen Jenkins: Staten Island, New York -- Actor (Hey Jeannie, Top Cop, Girl Habit).

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