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Famous Birthdays of 9 July

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

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2010 - Today

(2015) Bodhi Brown: American noted family, the daughter of R&B singer Bobby Brown and Alicia Etheredge.

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2009 - 2000

(2006) EthanGamerTV : YouTube Star.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Lee Hinchcliffe: YouTube Star.
(1999) Claire Corlett: Voice Actor.
(1998) Alex Mapeli: Instagram Star.
(1998) Robert Capron: Movie Actor.
(1998) Jack Zuckowsky: YouTube Star.
(1996) Aryia : YouTube Star.
(1996) Dylan Jordan: YouTube Star.
(1996) Jenn McAllister: YouTube Star.
(1995) Georgie Henley: Movie Actress.
(1995) John Grice: Vine Star.

(1994) Akiane Kramarik: American child prodigy, an artist and poet.
(1994) Donnalyn Bartolome: YouTube Star.
(1994) Reed Kessler: Equestrian.
(1994) Nicholas Colletti: Rapper.
(1994) Xavier Ivan: YouTube Star.
(1993) Jake Vargas: Filipino singer-songwriter dancer and actor.
(1993) DeAndre Yedlin: Soccer Player.
(1993) JoJo Gomez: Dancer.
(1992) Douglas Booth: Movie Actor.
(1992) Mandy Lee: Pop Singer.
(1992) Matt King: Vine Star.
(1992) Yvette Monreal: TV Actress.
(1991) Riley Reid: American porn actress.
(1991) Mitchel Musso: American actor.
(1991) Josh Devine: Drummer.
(1991) David Camarena: YouTube Star.
(1991) Spencer Elden: American model.
(1990) William Lebghil
(1990) Sosuke Ikematsu: Japanese actor.
(1990) Earl Bamber: New Zealand race car driver.
(1990) Rafael : Brazilian footballer.
(1990) Fabio Pereira da Silva: Brazilian footballer.
(1990) Rafael Pereira da Silva: Brazilian footballer.
(1990) Fábio da Silva: Brazilian footballer.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Zeynep Sever
(1988) Nana Suzuki: Japanese model.
(1988) Raul Rusescu: Romanian footballer.
(1987) Amanda Knox: American involved in famous criminal case, she was initially convicted of homicide by an Italian court and later cleared of murder charges on appeal.
(1987) Chelsey Hersley
(1987) Élodie Fontan
(1987) Rebecca Sugar: Animator.
(1987) Gert Jõeäär: Estonian cyclist.
(1986) Kiely Williams: American actress and singer.
(1986) Severo Meza: Mexican footballer.

(1986) Sébastien Bassong: Cameroonian footballer.
(1986) Dominic Cervi: American soccer player.
(1986) Simon Dumont: American freestyle skier.
(1986) Genevieve Morton: South African model.
(1985) Ashley Young: English footballer.
(1985) Paweł Korzeniowski: Polish swimmer.
(1985) Lee Hee-ah: South Korean pianist.
(1985) Kat Alano: Filipino-English actress.
(1985) Julia Hartmann: German actress, debut on stage at Burgtheater Wien in 2008.
(1985) Pawe? Korzeniowski: Polish swimmer.
(1984) Jessica Van Der Steen
(1984) Jacob Hoggard: Canadian singer (Hedley).
(1984) Piia Suomalainen: Finnish tennis player.
(1984) Ave Pajo: Estonian footballer.
(1984) Chris Campoli: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1984) Gianni Fabiano: Italian footballer.
(1984) LA Tenorio: Filipino basketball player.
(1983) Lucia Micarelli: American violinist (Jethro Tull).
(1983) Marco Dapper
(1983) Christina Moussa: TV Show Host.
(1983) Miriam Isa: TV Show Host.
(1983) Lukas Kruse: German footballer and a goalkeeper for SC Paderborn 07 since 20 April 2010.
(1982) Toby Kebbell: English actor.
(1982) Céline Dumerc
(1982) Maggie Ma: Canadian actress singer and dancer.
(1982) Angélica Celaya
(1982) Sakon Yamamoto: Japanese race car driver.
(1982) Ashly DelGrosso: American ballroom dancer.
(1982) Alecko Eskandarian: American soccer player and manager.
(1982) Tomokazu Yoshida: Japanese actor.
(1982) Kerry Flanagan: American newsmaker, the fourth American born through in vitro fertilization (IVF) and the first IVF baby not born by Caesarean section.
(1981) Kimveer Gill: Canadian murderer committed the Dawson College shooting (d. 2006).
(1981) Michael Norgrove: Zambian-English boxer (d. 2013).
(1981) Emily West: Country Singer.
(1981) Jamie King: TV Actor.
(1981) Lee Chun-soo: South Korean footballer.
(1980) Jodi Arias: On trial for murder of her boyfriend Travis Alexander, born 28 July 1977.
(1980) Jersey Cowboy: American pro wrestler.
(1980) Kathia Rodriguez: Puerto Rican actress.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Patrice Bart-Williams
(1979) Ella Koon: Hong Kong singer and actress.
(1979) Suzanne Stokes: American model.
(1978) Linda Park: South Korean-American actress.
(1978) Urvashi Dholakia
(1978) Mark Medlock: German singer.
(1978) Kandee Johnson: YouTube Star.
(1978) Nuno Santos: Portuguese footballer.
(1978) Kara Goucher: American long distance runner.
(1977) Jun Hori: Japanese journalist and host.

(1976) Fred Savage: American actor famed for the television series "Wonder Years.
(1976) Dan Estrin
(1976) Emmanuelle Gagliardi
(1976) Shelton Benjamin
(1976) Radike Samo: Fijian-Australian rugby player.
(1976) Elliot Cowan
(1976) Sinead Dudgeon: Scottish sports champion in the 400m hurdle.
(1976) Thomas Cichon: Polish-German footballer and manager.
(1976) Yekaterina Guseva: Russian actress.
(1976) Revo Jõgisalu: Estonian rapper (Toe Tag) (d. 2011).
(1976) Fred Aaron Savage in Illinois actor (Kevin - Wonder Years: Vice Versa).
(1976) Jochem Uytdehaage: Dutch speed skater.
(1975) Jack White: American vocalist and musician (The White Stripes).
(1975) Isaac Brock (musician)
(1975) Myriam Lignot: French synchronized swimmer and Olympic medalist.
(1975) Kveta Peschke
(1975) Jessica Folcker
(1975) Nathaniel Marston: American actor and producer (d. 2015).
(1975) Isaac Brock: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Modest Mouse and Ugly Casanova).
(1975) Robert Koenig: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1975) Craig Quinnell: Welsh rugby player.
(1975) Shelton Benjamin: American pro wrestler.
(1974) Ross Antony
(1974) Sian Berry: British politician.
(1974) Nikola Šarčević: Swedish singer-songwriter and bass player (Millencolin).
(1974) Tsuyoshi Kusanagi: Japanese actor and singer (SMAP).
(1974) Gary Kelly: Irish football player.
(1974) Ian Bradshaw: Barbadian cricketer.
(1974) Siân Berry: English environmentalist and politician.
(1974) Dani Behr: English singer and actress (Faith Hope & Charity).
(1974) Nikola Sarcevic: Swedish bassist and singer (Millencolin).
(1973) Enrique Murciano: American actor and producer.
(1973) Kelly Holcomb: NFL / WLAF quarterback (Buccaneers, Barcelona Dragons).
(1973) Katasha Artis: WNBA forward (Charlotte Sting).
(1972) Derek Mills: Washington, DC -- 400m runner.
(1972) Ara Babajian: American drummer and songwriter (The Slackers Leftöver Crack and Star Fucking Hipsters).
(1972) Pete Kendall: NFL guard (Seattle Seahawks).
(1971) Scott Grimes: American singer, songwriter, actor, and voice artist.
(1971) Danalee Bragado: Honolulu, Hawaii -- WPVA volleyballer (Best of Beach-9th-1995).
(1971) Chadrick Brown: NFL defensive end (Arizona Cardinals).
(1971) Anthony Fieldings: WLAF linebacker (Rhein Fire).
(1971) Bobby Leslie: TV rocker (Guys Next Door - "I Was Made For You").
(1971) Marc Andreessen: American software developer co-founded Netscape.
(1971) Scott Grimes in Lowell: Massachusetts, USA; actor (Together We Stand).
(1971) Jill Simon: Miss Iowa USA (1996).
(1971) Ger Senden: Soccer player (Roda JC).
(1970) Dani Behr: English model and TV presenter.
(1970) Trent Green: American football player and sportscaster.
(1970) Steve Dubinsky: Montreal, Quebec -- NHL center (Chicago Blackhawks).
(1970) Masami Tsuda: Japanese author and illustrator.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Mark Lui: Hong Kong singer-songwriter and producer (Dry).
(1969) Jerry Drake: NFL defensive linesman (Arizona Cardinals).
(1969) Robert Gordon: CFL receiver (Edmonton Eskimos).
(1969) Nicklas Barker: Swedish singer-songwriter and guitarist (Anekdoten).
(1969) Genevieve Rochette: Canadian actress, star of "Que" and various TV series between 1990 and 2010.
(1969) Jason Kearton: Australian footballer and coach.
(1969) Voklert Van der Graaf: Dutch assassin who shot Dutch politician Pim Fortuyn on May 6, 2002 in Hilversum.
(1968) Elisabetta Perrone: Italian field and track star, an Olympic Silver Medal winner for the 10 km race-walking event on 7/29/1996, Atlanta, GA.
(1968) Álex Aguinaga
(1968) Paolo Di Canio: Italian footballer and manager.

(1968) Shawn Harper: NFL tackle (Indianapolis Colts, Frankfurt Galaxy).
(1968) Lars Gyllenhaal: Swedish historian and author.
(1967) Yordan Letchkov
(1967) Gunnar Axen: Swedish politician.
(1967) Mark Stoops: American football player and coach.
(1967) Gunnar Axén: Swedish politician.
(1966) Amélie Nothomb: Belgian writer who writes in French.
(1966) Pauline Davis-Thompson
(1966) Gaël Séjourné
(1966) Aircraft accident of the S7 Airlines Flight 778
(1966) Nicolas Perruchot: French politician, a member of the National Assembly of France.
(1966) Gayle Blakeney: Australian actress and singer.
(1966) Justin Fonda: American cameraman, the son of actor Peter Fonda and brother of actress Bridget Fonda.
(1966) Pamela Adlon: American actress producer and screenwriter.
(1966) Marco Pennette: American screenwriter and producer.
(1966) Zheng Cao: Chinese-American soprano and actress (d. 2013).
(1966) Steve Tierney: American actor, noted family, the son of former actor Edward Tierney, nephew of actors Scott Brady and Lawrence Tierney, and brother of actor/director/porn star Michael Tierney, known as "Joe Blow".
(1966) Gillian Blakeney: Australian actress and singer.
(1965) David O'Hara
(1965) Tom Hingley
(1965) Frank Bello in Bronx: New York, USA; rock bassist (Anthrax-Protest and Survive).
(1965) Jason Rhoades: American installation artist (Born 1965).
(1965) Thomas Jahn: German director and screenwriter.
(1965) Frank Bello: American bass player (Anthrax and Helmet).
(1965) Bob Hess Jr: Horse trainer.
(1964) Courtney Love: American musician who reinvented herself several times, first as the vocalist and lead of her band "Hole," second as the wife of the tortured superstar Curt Cobain, and finally, through the transformation of gutter grunge into Versace model in a ten-page spread in Vanity Fair.
(1964) Gianluca Vialli: Italian football player and coach.
(1964) Jean-Louis Roucayrol
(1964) Scott Verplank
(1964) Gianlucca Vialli: Italian manager of the most fashionable team in football (soccer), the Chelsea Football Club, taking over from Ruud Gullit in February 1998.
(1964) Ronnie Grandison: NBA forward (NY Knicks).
(1964) Scott Rachal Verplank: Dallas, Texas -- PGA golfer (1985 Western Open).
(1964) Lalou Roucayrol: French sailor who was part of the crew that won the 'Route de l'Or' 1998 (New York to San Francisco) aboard Aquitaine Innovations.
(1963) Pamela Annette Sanders: Miami, Florida -- Playmate (November, 1985).
(1963) John Ainsley: English tenor and actor.
(1963) Klaus Theiss: German footballer.
(1963) Frank Bello: US heavy metal bassist (Anthrax-Soldiers of Metal).
(1962) Jordan Belfort: Self-Help Author.
(1961) Raymond Cruz: American actor.
(1961) Robin Randall: American musician, a pianist and accompanist who works steadily at weddings, parties, pro since 1974.
(1960) Yûko Asano
(1960) Christopher J "Gus" Loria: Newton, Massachusetts -- Major USMC / Astronaut.
(1960) Eduardo Montes-Bradley: Argentinian journalist photographer and author.
(1960) Marc Mero: American wrestler and boxer.
(1960) Wally Smith: Australian rugby player.
(1960) Yūko Asano: Japanese actress and singer.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Jim Kerr: Scottish musician, a singer and co-founder of the punk group "Simple Minds" along with Michael MacNeil and Derek Forbes, 1978.
(1959) Kevin Nash (wrestler)
(1959) John Eddie
(1959) Clive Stafford Smith: British lawyer.
(1959) Kevin Nash: Wrestler.
(1959) Clive Smith: English lawyer and author.
(1958) Jean-François Cirelli
(1958) Jimmy Smits in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Victor Sifuentes - L.A.
(1958) Jeannie Pepper: American porn actress.
(1958) Bob Crudgington: Australian softball head coach (1996 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).

(1957) Kelly McGillis: American actress.
(1957) Marc Almond: British entertainer, the flamboyant homosexual singer of the ’80’s band, "Soft Cell.
(1957) Tim Kring: American screenwriter and producer.
(1957) Jim Paxson: American basketball player, he played for the Portland Trail Blazers and Boston Celtics between 1979 and 1990.
(1957) Michael Carter: American ordained Interfaith Minister, UFO contactee and author specializing in the topic of UFOs and religion.
(1957) Kelly McGillis in Newport Beach: California, USA; actress (Top Gun, Accused, Witness).
(1957) Paul Merton: British writer, actor, comedian, radio and television presenter.
(1956) Tom Hanks: American actor and film producer, the winner of an Oscar for Best Actor on 3/21/1994 for "Philadelphia," a second Oscar on 3/27/1995 for "Forest Gump," a film that netted six awards.
(1956) Bernie Bonvoisin: French hard rock singer and film director.
(1956) Tom Hanks in Concord: California, USA; actor (Bossom Buddies, Big, Punchline).
(1956) Michael Lederer: American author poet and playwright.
(1956) [Peter] Marc Almond: Merseyside, England -- Vocalist (Soft Cell).
(1955) Jimmy Smits: American actor and producer.
(1955) Dino Cinieri
(1955) Willie Wilson (baseball)
(1955) Steve Coppell: English footballer and manager.
(1955) Lisa Banes: Chagrin Falls, Ohio -- Actress (Cocktail, Look Back in Anger).
(1955) Jimmy Smits in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Victor - L.A.
(1955) Sergei Vladimirovich Krichevsky: Russia -- Lieutenant Colonel / Cosmonaut.
(1955) Lindsey Graham: American colonel lawyer and politician.
(1955) Fred Norris: Comedy writer / singer (Howard Stern Show).
(1955) Willie Wilson: American baseball player and manager.
(1954) Kevin O'Leary: Entrepreneur.
(1954) Debbie Sledge in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; vocalist (Sister Sledge - "We are Family").
(1954) Théophile Abega: Cameroonian footballer and politician (d. 2012).
(1953) Thomas Ligotti: American author.
(1953) Margie Gillis: Canadian dancer and choreographer.
(1953) Dave Camp: (Rep-R-Michigan).
(1953) Irina D Latysheva: Russian Cosmonaut.
(1952) John Tesh in Garden City: New York, USA; TV host (Entertainment Tonight).
(1952) Rod Boll: Fillmore, Saskatchewan -- Trap shooter (1996 Olympics).
(1952) John Tesh: American pianist composer and radio and television host.
(1951) Chris Cooper: Kansas City, Missouri -- Actor (Thousand Pieces of Gold, Matewan).
(1951) Māris Gailis: Latvian politician businessman and former Prime Minister of Latvia.
(1951) Dominique Bagouet: French dancer and choreographer, he was the founder of the Montpellier International Dance Festival.
(1950) Viktor Yanukovych: Ukrainian politician, Prime Minister from November 21, 2002 who became embroiled in a bitter battle for election to the Presidency in late 2004.
(1950) Richard Morgiève
(1950) Adriano Panatta: Italian tennis player, winner of the singles championship December 1976.
(1950) Daniel Arsand
(1950) Gwen Guthrie: American singer-songwriter and pianist (d. 1999).
(1950) Amal ibn Idris al-Alami: Moroccan physician and neurosurgeon.
(1950) Richard Schulz: American nurse and former Mensan, a resident of the mountain community of Big Bear, CA.
(1950) Thomas Dillon: American homicide; confessed on 7/02/1993 to the murder of five outdoors men, facing life in prison rather than the death penalty, as a result of plea bargaining.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Jesse Duplantis: American evangelist and author.
(1949) Nigel Lythgoe: TV Producer.
(1948) Jean Leonetti
(1948) Hassan Wirajuda: Indonesian lawyer and politician 15th Indonesian Minister of Foreign Affairs.
(1947) OJ Simpson: American football player and actor.
(1947) Mark Jacobson: American contemporary artist and sculptor known for his light, simple and bold lines.
(1947) Mitch Mitchell: English drummer (The Jimi Hendrix Experience) (Born 1947).
(1947) Jerney Kaagman: Dutch singer (Earth, Wind & Fire).
(1947) O(renthal) J(ames) Simpson in San Francisco: California, USA; NFL running back (Buffalo Bills) / actor.
(1947) Haruomi Hosono: Japanese singer-songwriter bass player and producer (Yellow Magic Orchestra and Happy End).

(1947) Patrick Wormald: English historian (d. 2004).
(1947) Orenthal Simpson: San Francisco sports Champions.
(1947) O Simpson: American professional football player with the Buffalo Bills for nine years, winner of the 1968 Heisman Trophy and holder of major NFL records.
(1946) Bon Scott: Scottish musician, original lead singer with the heavy metal group "AC/DC.
(1946) William Sheller: French classical composer and pop singer-songwriter.
(1946) Dominique Souchet
(1946) Mary-Ellis Bunim
(1946) Donald : Argentine singer of pop music and ballad, who achieved fame in the 1960 s and 1970.
(1946) Gerhard Kramm: American atmospheric scientist.
(1946) Natasha Pyne: English actress.
(1946) Joe Micelli: Rocker.
(1945) Minnette Lenier: American teacher and magician.
(1945) Dean Koontz: American author and screenwriter.
(1945) Mike Riordan
(1945) John Bunyard: American mass murderer.
(1945) Dean R Koontz: American novelist.
(1945) Root Boy Slim: American entertainer (d. 1993).
(1945) Lewis F Payne Jr: (Rep-D-Virginia).
(1945) Root Slim: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 1993).
(1944) Patrice Dard: French writer, known for his screenplays for television and his cookbooks.
(1944) John Cunniff: American ice hockey player and coach (d. 2002).
(1944) Judith Brown: Indian-English historian and academic.
(1943) Soledad Miranda: Spanish actress (d. 1970).
(1943) Suzanne Rogers
(1943) John Casper: American colonel pilot and astronaut.
(1943) Bon Scott [Ronald Belford]: Kirriemuir, Scotland -- Rocker (AC / DC).
(1943) John H Casper in Greenville South Carolina USA Colonel US Air Force/astronaut (STS-36 sk: STS-50).
(1942) Richard Roundtree: American black actor, a leading man of the '70s who starred in the big hit "Shaft," 1971 and its two sequels, "Shaft's Big Score," 1972 and "Shaft in Africa," 1973, spinning off into a TV series.
(1942) Chris Turner: Australian pro astrologer from 1974; author of "The Astrology Book of Calculations," 1984.
(1942) Edy Williams: Salt Lake City, Utah -- Actress (Dr Minx).
(1942) Paul B Henry: (Rep-R-Michigan, 1985- ).
(1942) Robert Frankel: Horse trainer.
(1942) Hermann Burger: Writer.
(1942) James McCarthy: American ecclesiastic, ordained a Roman Catholic priest on 6/01/1968 and began his ministry at St. Peter's in Monticello, moving later to St. Benedict's, a large Bronx parish, before joining the staff of Cardinal John O'Connor as secretary.
(1942) David Chidgey: Baron Chidgey English engineer and politician.
(1941) Philippe Boudon: French architect and architectural academic professor.
(1941) Karin Aroldingen: German ballet dancer who joined the New York City Ballet in 1962.
(1941) Don McPherson: Rocker.
(1941) James Scott: Director (Strike it Rich).
(1941) Scotty Baesler: (Rep-D-Kentucky).
(1941) Takehide Nakatani: Japan -- Lightweight (1964 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1941) Karin von: Aroldingen in Germany; ballet dancer (New York City Ballet Company).
(1941) Mac MacLeod: English musician.
(1940) Xavier Guerrand Hermès
(1940) Eugene Wolfenstein: American psychoanalyst and theorist (d. 2010).
(1940) Eugene Victor Wolfenstein: American political scientist (d. 2010).
(1940) David Frohnmayer: American lawyer and politician 12th Oregon Attorney General (d. 2015).
(1940) John Salvito: Rocker (Duprees).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) René Barbier (researcher)
(1939) Richard Roundtree in New Rochelle: New York, USA; actor (Shaft, Roots).
(1939) James Hampton in Oklahoma City: Oklahoma, USA; actor (Bugler Dobbs - F Troop).
(1938) Georges Frêche: French politician who served as President of the Languedoc-Roussillon Region from 2004 until his death on 24 October 2010.
(1938) Brian Dennehy: American actor director and producer.
(1938) Sanjeev Kumar: Indian actor (d. 1985).
(1938) Philippe Dubourg
(1938) Paul Seiko Chihara: Seattle, Washington -- US / Japanese composer.
(1938) Brian Dennehy in Connecticut: USA; actor (The Check is in the Mail, F/X, Cocoon, Ants).
(1937) David Hockney: English painter, draughtsman, printmaker, stage designer and photographer.

(1937) Clemon Daniels AFL player of year 1963: half back (Oakland Raiders, Dallas Texans, San Francisco 49ers).
(1936) Richard Wilson: Scottish actor, well known for his role as Victor Meldrew of "One Foot in the Grave," playing with his real-life wife, Annette Crosbie.
(1936) Claude Aubert
(1936) Floyd Abrams: American attorney and advocate.
(1936) Andre Pronovost: French-Canadian ice hockey player.
(1936) David Zinman in New York City: New York, USA; conductor (Baltimore Symphony-1983).
(1936) June Jordan: American poet, writer and teacher (d. 2002).
(1936) Lino Banfi: Italian film actor and presenter, who has appeared in more than 100 films since 1960.
(1936) James Hampton: Oklahoma City, Oklahoma -- Actor (Bugler Dobbs-F Troop, Teen Wolf).
(1936) David Joel Zinman: NYC, New York -- Composer / conductor (Baltimore Symphony-1983).
(1936) David Zinman: American violinist and conductor.
(1935) Michel Bassi: Nogent sur Marne Journalist.
(1935) Wim Duisenberg: Dutch economist and politician Dutch Minister of Finance (d. 2005).
(1935) Mercedes Sosa [La Negra]: Argentina -- Singer.
(1935) Ronnie Burns: Evanston, Illinois -- Adopted Son of George Burns.
(1935) Willem Duisenberg: Minister of Finance (PvdA) / President (Nethche Bank).
(1935) Michael Williams: English actor (Born 1935).
(1935) Mercedes Sosa: Known as La Negra (literally: The Black One), she was an Argentine singer who was popular throughout Latin America and many countries outside the continent.
(1934) Pierre Perret: French singer and composer who resides in the city of Nangis.
(1934) Paul Perret: France Actor.
(1934) Michael Graves: American architect designed the Portland Building and the Humana Building (d. 2015).
(1933) Elem Klimov
(1933) Hedrick Smith: Scottish-American journalist, writer and Bureau Chief of the New York Times in 1976, received the Pulitzer Prize for International Reporting in 1974.
(1933) Oliver Sacks: English-American neurologist author and academic (d. 2015).
(1933) Nodar Kalistratovich Gabuniya: Composer.
(1933) Cyrille Gratadour: St Bonnet pr?s Bort physician.
(1932) Donald Rumsfeld: American government official.
(1932) John Paul Getty II: US / British oil magnate / billionaire (Getty Oil).
(1932) Pierre Haarhoff: France sport Champion.
(1932) Leo Buyst: France sport Champion.
(1932) Amitzur Shapira: Israeli sprinter and long jumper (d. 1972).
(1931) Haynes Johnson: American journalist and author (d. 2013).
(1930) Buddy Bregman: American composer and conductor.
(1930) Jean-Francis Held: French journalist and author, who died on 22 May 2003.
(1930) Elsa Lystad: Norwegian actress known for central roles on stage, TV, film, and radio.
(1930) Roy McLean: South African cricketer and rugby player (d. 2007).
(1930) Janice Lourie: American computer scientist and graphic artist.
(1930) K Balachander: Indian actor director producer and screenwriter (d. 2014).
(1930) Buddy Bregman in Chicago: Illinois, USA; orchestra leader (Eddie Fisher Show).
(1930) Richard Demarco: Scottish artist, painter and promoter of the visual and performing arts.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Hassan II of Morocco
(1929) Gébé
(1929) Alex Welsh
(1929) Lee Hazelwood: Oklahoma, United States -- Country singer / songwriter (Summer Wine, Jackson).
(1929) Hassan II: Hassan II of Morocco (d. 1999).
(1929) Jesse McReynolds: American singer and mandolin player (Jim & Jesse).
(1929) Lee Hazlewood: American country singer, songwriter and producer (d. 2007).
(1929) William Snyder: American accountant and CEO of Geico Corporation, a competitive auto insurance company.
(1929) Hassan: Moroccan royalty; upon the death of his father, Mohamed V, he assumed the throne 2/26/1961 to grapple with the problems of Moroccan economy and politics.
(1929) Mawlai al-Hassan II: King of Morocco (1961- ).

(1928) Federico Bahamontes: Spanish road racing cyclist of Cuban descent, he won the Tour de France in 1959 although he was not considered as favourite but as the best climber (of all time!).
(1928) Winfred Thornton: American civil engineer and CEO of Florida East Coast Industries, a real estate company building industrial parks, business building complexes and some railroad.
(1928) Pierre Pascal: French comics collector, who founded the Angoulême International Comics Festival (French: Festival international de la bande dessinée d'Angoulême) in 1974.
(1928) Vince Edwards: Brooklyn, New York -- Actor (Ben Casey, Matt Lincoln, Firehouse).
(1927) Pierre Paulin: French furniture designer and interior designer, famed for his innovative work with Artifort in the 1960s and interior design in the 1970s.
(1927) Ed Ames: American singer and actor (Ames Brothers).
(1927) Ed Ames in Malden: Massachusetts, USA; actor (Mingo - Daniel Boone).
(1927) David Diop: French West African poet, one of the most promising in his field, known for his contribution to the Négritude literary movement.
(1927) Red Kelly: Canadian ice hockey player coach and politician.
(1927) Susan Cabot: American actress (d. 1986).
(1927) Angelika Hohoff: Germany Actor.
(1927) Leonard Patrick: "Red" Kelly; NHL hall of famer (Norris trophy).
(1926) Murphy Anderson: American illustrator (d. 2015).
(1926) Ben Mottelson: American-Danish physicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1925) Guru Dutt: Indian filmmaker and actor (d. 1964).
(1925) Otto Johannes Schmidt
(1925) Thomas A Luken: (Rep-D-Ohio, 1973-74, 77- ).
(1925) Charles E Wicks: American academic.
(1925) Otto Schmidt: German publicist, psychologist, dramatist and theatre director, 1956 - '70; a feature writer 1971 -' 76, an astrologer since 1952 and an author.
(1925) Peter Ludwig: Businessman / art collector.
(1925) Alan Dale: Brooklyn, New York -- Singer ( Show).
(1925) Charles Wicks: American engineer author and academic (d. 2010).
(1925) Alan Dale in Brooklyn: New York, USA; singer (Alan Dale Show).
(1925) André Dauchy: French accordionist, also known as 'Jo La-Re-Do.
(1925) Dutt: Indian actor director and producer (d. 1964).
(1924) George Franklin Getty
(1924) Rosa Li: Chinese-American businesswoman.
(1924) Pierre Cochereau: Composer, dies at 59.
(1924) George Getty: American business executive and noted family, the first son of John Paul Getty with his first wife, Jeanette Demont.
(1924) Leonard Pennario in Buffalo: New York, USA; pianist (Los Angeles Philharmonic).
(1924) Leonard Pennario: American pianist and composer (d. 2008).
(1922) Jim Pollard: American athlete, pro basketball player sometimes known as J.C.
(1922) Georges Mathe: Sermages physician.
(1922) James Pollard: Oakland sports Champions.
(1922) Georges Mathé: French oncologist and immunologist, who in 1959 performed the first successful bone marrow transplant not performed on identical twins.
(1922) Rey Hassan: Morroco -- King of Morocco (1961- ).
(1921) Albert Ducrocq: French scientist, journalist, writer and inventor to whom we owe, among other things, the electronic fox (circa 1950), one of the first ancestors of robotics.
(1921) Jacob J Hage: Dutch farmer / WWII resistance fighter.
(1921) David Jones: American general (d. 2013).
(1920) Jeanine Manuel
(1920) Jean Rey: French military officer in World War II, an aviator awarded the title of 'Compagnon de la Libération' (English: Companion of the Liberation).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Peggy Braithwaite: Lighthouse-keeper.
(1918) Nicolaas de Bruijn: Dutch mathematician and academic (d. 2012).
(1918) Jarl Wahlstrom: Finnish 12th General of The Salvation Army (d. 1999).
(1918) Pierre Cordelier: Périgueux Journalist.
(1918) Jarl Wahlström: Finnish 12th General of The Salvation Army (d. 1999).
(1918) Tor Tank-Nielsen: Norwegian chemical engineer and industry manager.
(1918) Nile Kinnick: Football Player.
(1918) Herbert Brun: Composer.
(1917) Susan Cabot
(1917) Ted Steele: Hartford, Connecticut -- Orchestra leader (Cavalcade of Stars).

(1916) Edward Heath: British politician who was elected P.M.
(1916) Joe Liggins: US composer (Pink Champagne).
(1916) Sir Dean Goffin: New Zealand composer (d. 1984).
(1916) Dean Goffin: New Zealand composer (d. 1984).
(1915) David Diamond: American composer and educator (d. 2005).
(1915) Marcel Thevenet: France sport Champion.
(1915) Arvid Storsveen: Norwegian resistance fighter and organizer of XU, the main intelligence gathering organisation within occupied Norway during World War II.
(1915) Lee Embree: American sergeant and photographer (d. 2008).
(1915) David Leo Diamond: Rochester, New York -- Composer (Paderewski Prize-1943).
(1914) James Boehrer: American astrologer, the co-author-publisher-editor of "Stellium Quarterly" in the early '80s along with his wife, Kt Boehrer.
(1914) Willi Stoph: German engineer and politician 4th Prime Minister of East Germany (d. 1999).
(1913) Georges Cantoni: Aix en Provence physician.
(1911) John Archibald Wheeler
(1911) Mervyn Peake: British artist, illustrator, author, poet, and playwright.
(1911) John A Wheeler: American physicist (d. 2008).
(1911) Clan Fraser of Lovat: Soldier / landowner.
(1911) Lord Lovat [Shimi]: Scottish cattle breeder / leader of clan Fraser.
(1911) Rafael Obregon Loria: Costa Rican historian and educator.
(1911) John Wheeler: American physicist and author (d. 2008).
(1911) Maurice Dumont: French army general, a director of intelligence in World War II.
(1911) Ben Eastman: American runner.
(1910) Jean Ladrat: La Couronne physician.
(1910) Harold C Fox: Fashion designer / musician.
(1910) Marcel Levecq: Gognies-Chauss?es EXecutives.
(1910) Kenneth Dyal: American politician.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Paul Ricard: French inventor of the famous Ricard pasties and anisette in 1932.
(1909) Jean Bruno: French librarian at the Bibliotheque Nationale in Paris from 1936.
(1909) Basil Wolverton: American author and illustrator (d. 1978).
(1908) Allama Rasheed Turabi: Pakistani scholar, orator and philosopher (d. 1973).
(1908) Minor White: American photographer critic and educator (d. 1976).
(1908) Allamah Turabi: Pakistani philosopher and scholar (d. 1973).
(1907) Eddie Dean: American singer-songwriter and actor (d. 1999).
(1906) Elisabeth Lutyens: British noted family and notable composer who was one of the first English composers to adopt the 12-tone technique, notably with the "Chamber Concerto No 1," 1939.
(1906) Joe Darensbourg
(1906) Walter Sande: Denver, Colorado -- Actor (Navy vs.

(1906) Beene Dubbelboer: Dutch writer (Secret Resistance).
(1905) Clarence Campbell: Canadian president of the National Hockey League (Born 1905).
(1903) Kitty Josselin: Netherlands Writer.
(1902) Peter Acland: English soldier (d. 1993).
(1902) Gerhard Pohl: German writer (Crazy Ferdinand).
(1901) Barbara Cartland: British author of hundreds of books on philosophy, history, sociology, cooking, drama, verse and autobiographies - but primarily, romance novels.
(1901) Dame Barbara Cartland: English novelist (d. 2000).
(1901) Jester Hairston: North Carolina, United States -- Actor (Thats My Mama, Rolly-Amen).
(1901) Konstantinos Kallias: Greek politician (d. 2004).
(1900) Robert Oboussier: Composer.

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