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Famous Birthdays of 9 May

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

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2010 - Today

(2014) Twins Thistlethwaite: Monoamniotic twins, born by Caesarean section and holding hands.

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2009 - 2000

(2002) Jayce Cicchino: Family Member.
(2002) Alison Gold: Pop Singer.
(2002) Cree Cicchino: TV Actress.
(2001) Cecilia Balagot: TV Actress.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Brad Mattinson: YouTube Star.
(1998) Jelina : Musical.
(1997) Zane Huett: American actor.
(1997) Chase Payton: YouNow Star.
(1996) Mary Mouser: TV Actress.
(1996) Caroline Costa: Pop Singer.
(1996) Collins Key: Magician.
(1996) Saron Läänmäe: Estonian footballer.
(1996) Noah Centineo: TV Actor.
(1995) Shaquon Thomas: Rapper.

(1995) Brennan Tracy: Vine Star.
(1994) Ryan Auger: English footballer.
(1994) Braison Cyrus: TV Actor.
(1994) Troy Ogletree: Rapper.
(1994) Ben Selley: Pop Singer.
(1994) Marius Godard: Younger brother of Camille Godard, children of a family likely to have been killed by the father.
(1993) Bonnie Rotten: Model.
(1993) Willyrex : YouTube Star.
(1993) Yamada Ryosuke: Japanese actor and singer.
(1992) Dan Burn: English footballer.
(1992) Chris Gutierrez: Filipino actor.
(1991) Stasija Rage: Latvian figure skater.
(1990) Amber Fillerup: YouTube Star.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Becca (musician)
(1989) Ellen White: American co-founder of the Seventh-day Adventist Church (Born 1827).
(1989) Mariano Di Vaio: Instagram Star.
(1988) John Ryan Fitzpatrick: Canadian race truck driver.
(1988) J Fitzpatrick: Canadian race car driver.
(1987) Kevin Gameiro
(1987) Dan Cole (rugby union)
(1987) Vitaliy Pushkar: Ukrainian race car driver.
(1987) Travis Turner: TV Actor.
(1986) Danny Duncan: Drummer.

(1986) Kyle Myers: YouTube Star.
(1985) Audrina Patridge: American actress.
(1985) Chris Zylka: TV Actor.
(1985) Jake Long: American football player.
(1985) Henrique: Brazilian soccer player.
(1985) Henrique Silva: Brazilian footballer.
(1984) Prince Fielder: American baseball player.
(1984) Sasha Farber: Dancer.
(1984) Fielder: Baseball Player.
(1984) Kassam Farouk: Canadian citizen who was kidnapped in Sardaigne on 1/15/1992 by terrorists; reunited with his family unharmed.
(1983) Gilles Müller: Luxembourgian tennis player.
(1983) Ryuhei Matsuda: Japanese actor.
(1983) Leandro Rinaudo: Italian footballer.
(1983) Gilles Muller: Luxembourgian tennis player.
(1983) Alan Campbell: Irish rower.
(1983) Giacomo Brichetto: Italian footballer.
(1983) Tyler Lumsden: American baseball player.
(1983) Christos Marangos: Cypriot footballer.
(1982) Rachel Boston: American beauty queen and actress.
(1982) Barbara Cabrita
(1981) Emilie Minatchy (Star Academy)
(1981) Florine de Leymarie
(1981) Bill Murphy: American baseball player.
(1981) Yu Yokoyama: Japanese actor and singer.
(1981) Evangelos Tsiolis: Greek footballer.
(1981) You Yokoyama: Japanese singer-songwriter and actor.
(1980) Jo Hyun-jae: South Korean actor and singer.
(1980) Pat Contri: YouTube Star.
(1980) Angela Nikodinov in Spartanburg: South Carolina; figure skater (1997 Pacific Senior champion).
(1980) Tatewin Means: Miss South Dakota Teen USA (1996).
(1980) Tony Schmidt: German race car driver.
(1980) Grant Hackett: Australian swimmer.
(1980) Angela Nikodinov: American figure skater.
(1980) Jo Hyeon-jae: South Korean actor.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Rosario Dawson: American actress.
(1979) Pierre Bouvier: Canadian musician (Simple Plan).
(1979) Aaron Alexis
(1979) Brandon Webb: American baseball player.
(1979) Andrew WK: American musician.
(1979) Matt Morris: American singer-songwriter.
(1979) Dionysis Boukouvalas: Greek composer, pianist and musicologist.
(1978) Anette Dawn
(1978) Leandro Cufre
(1978) Marwan al-Shehhi: Emirati terrorist hijacker of United Airlines Flight 175 (d. 2001).

(1978) Santiago Dellape: Argentine-born Italian rugby player.
(1978) Santiago Dellapè: Argentinian-Italian rugby player.
(1978) Aaron Harang: American baseball player.
(1978) Leandro Cufré: Argentinian footballer.
(1977) Thibault Chapelle: French rower who has won medals in the Olympic Games and World Championships with the French rowing team.
(1977) Inigo Landaluze: Spanish cyclist.
(1977) Svein Tuft: Canadian cyclist.
(1977) Averno : Mexican wrestler.
(1977) Asal Badiee: Iranian actress (d. 2013).
(1977) Maggie Dixon: American college basketball coach (d. 2006).
(1977) Choi Jeong-yoon: South Korean actress.
(1976) Nenad Jestrovic
(1976) Christos Marangos: Greek-Cypriot footballer.
(1976) Faye Johnstone in Auckland: New Zealand; archer (Olympics-1996).
(1975) Sihem Habchi
(1975) Brian Deegan: freestyle motocross innovator.
(1975) Tamia Hill: Soul Singer.
(1975) Tamia : Canadian singer-songwriter producer and actress.
(1975) Chris Diamantopoulos: Canadian actor.
(1975) Lane Kiffin: American football coach.
(1974) Sagamore Stévenin
(1974) Dylan Lauren: American businesswoman & daughter of fashion designer Ralph Lauren.
(1974) Pete Kelley: 218.
(1974) Stephane Yelle in Ottawa: Canada; NHL center (Colorado Avalanche).
(1974) Shin Yahata: hockey forward (Team Japan 1998).
(1973) Jasmina Douieb
(1973) Chu Sang-mi: South Korean actress.
(1973) Leonard Myles-Mills: Ghanaian sprinter.
(1973) Tegla Loroupe: Kenyan runner.
(1972) Lisa Ann: American Pornographic Actress.
(1972) Dana Perino: American journalist and politician 27th White House Press Secretary.
(1972) Dan Hollander
(1972) Torqui Campbell
(1972) Megumi Odaka: Japanese actress and singer.
(1972) Dave Barr: WLAF quarterback (Scotland Claymores).
(1972) Simon Hollingsworth Australian 400 metre hurdler (Olympics-1992: 1996).
(1972) Dan Hollander in Royal Oak: Michigan, USA; figure skater (1996 Great Lakes champion).
(1972) Daniela Silivas: Romanian gymnast and Olympic Champion.
(1972) Freeman : French hip hop artist and breakdancer.
(1971) Nicolas Ghesquière
(1971) Marc Vilrouge
(1971) Edd China: Reality Star.
(1971) Paul McGuigan: English bassist (Oasis).
(1971) Nicholas Ghesquière: French fashion designer, was creative director for the house of Balenciaga owned by the Gucci Group (Pinault-Printemps-Redoute).
(1971) Jason Lee: English footballer and manager.
(1970) Ghostface Killah: American rapper.
(1970) Doug Christie (basketball)
(1970) Janice Dean
(1970) David Haines: David Haines was a Scottish aid worker who was captured by ISIL in early 2013, and later allegedly executed by beheading in early September 2014.
(1970) Doug Christie: American basketball player: guard/forward, Raptors.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Hudson Leick: American actress.
(1969) Joe Carnahan
(1969) Teresa Hill
(1969) Amber: Dutch musician.
(1969) Carla Overbeck in Pasadena: California, USA; soccer defender (Olympics-1996).
(1969) Renn Crichlow: Ottawa, Ontario -- Canoeist (1992, 96 Olympics - 8th Place).
(1968) Marie-José Perec
(1968) David Benoit (basketball)
(1968) Hardy Krüger: German actor, the son of the German actor-writer Hardy Krüger and the Italian painter Francesca Marazzi.
(1968) Vince Workman NFL running back (Green Bay Packers: Carolina Panthers, Baltimore Colts).

(1968) Bruce Pickens: NFL cornerback (Oakland Raiders).
(1968) David Benoit NBA forward (Utah Jazz: New Jersey Nets).
(1968) David Benoit: American basketball player, a one-time forward for the New Jersey Nets and Orlando Magic.
(1968) Graham Harman: American philosopher and academic.
(1968) Ruth Kelly: British economist and politician Secretary of State for Transport.
(1968) Marie-Jose Perec: French athlete, the winner of a Field and Track Gold Medal at the Atlanta Olympic in the 100 m., a new Olympics record, 7/30/1996.
(1966) Mark Tinordi in Red Deer: Alberta, Canada; NHL defenseman (Washington Capitals).
(1966) Mark Tinordi: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1965) Steve Yzerman: Hockey Player.
(1965) Steve Yzerman in Cranbrook: British Columbia, Canada; NHL forward (Team Canada, Detroit Red Wings).
(1965) Ben Volpeliere-Pierrot: rocker (Curiosity Killed Cat-Keep Distance).
(1965) Janu Tornell: American model and Survivor contestant.
(1965) Ken Nomura: Japanese race car driver and sportscaster.
(1965) Marc Logan: NFL running back (Washington Redskins).
(1964) Fyodor Bondarchuk
(1964) Éric Berdoati
(1964) Kevin Saunderson
(1964) Miloslav Mecir: Czechoslovakia -- Tennis player (1988 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1963) Emilio Maillé
(1963) Gary Daniels
(1963) Michael Lindsay: Voice Actor.
(1963) Joe Cirella: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1963) Sanja Dolezal: Croatian singer (Novi fosili).
(1962) Dave Gahan: British musician, a member of the rock group Depeche Mode and their lead singer.
(1962) Babette Kienlin
(1962) Paul Heaton rocker (The Housemartins - "Happy Hour: Over There").
(1962) John Corbett: American actor.
(1962) Paul Heaton: English singer-songwriter (The Housemartins and The Beautiful South).
(1961) John Corbett: TV Actor.
(1961) Masako Lackey: Japanese concert pianist.
(1961) Sean Altman: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Rockapella).
(1961) Rene Capo: Pinal del Rio, Cuba -- Half-heavyweight judoka (1996 Olympics).
(1960) Tony Gwynn: American baseball player elected to Hall of Fame in 2007.
(1960) Jim Reilly: rocker (Red Rockers).
(1960) Patrick Vendeput: French rapist, nicknamed "the angel face rapist.
(1960) Tony Gwynn in Los Angeles: California, USA; outfielder (San Diego Padres).

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Ulrich Matthes: German actor.
(1958) Julio César Uribe
(1958) Denis Robert: French freelance journalist and writer, who worked for Libération newspaper for 12 years.
(1958) Esko Rechardt: Finland -- Yachtsman (1980 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1958) Graham Smith: Canadian swimmer.
(1957) John Stuper: baseball pitcher (Saint Louis Cardinals).
(1957) Fred Markham: first man to pedal a bike 65 mph.
(1956) Wendy Crewson: Canadian actress and producer.
(1955) Kevin Peter Hall: Actor (Harry & Hendersons), dies of AIDS at 35.
(1955) Tad Coffin: American equestrian who, during the 1976 Olympic Games, became the first American rider to win a gold medal in the individual three-day equestrian event.

(1955) Anne Sofie von Otter
(1955) Kevin Peter Hall in Pittsburgh: Pennsylvania, USA; actor (Misfits of Science).
(1955) Myra Blackwelder: LPGA golfer.
(1955) Anne-Sofie von Otter: Swedish mezzo-soprano.
(1955) Meles Zenawi: Prime Minister of Ethiopia (d. 2012).
(1955) Anne von Otter: Swedish soprano and actress.
(1954) Dominique Juillot
(1954) Kathleen O'Toole: American female police commissioner, the first for Boston MA, O'Toole received her appointment to the post by the mayor on February 9, 2004, Boston has the oldest police force in the US.
(1954) Lawrence Dutton: American viola player and educator (Emerson String Quartet).
(1954) Balazs Taroczy: in Hungary; tennis star.
(1953) Béatrice Schönberg
(1953) Pierre d'Ornellas
(1953) Amy Hill: American actress.
(1953) Bruno Brokken: Belgian high jumper.
(1953) Connie Kaldor: Canadian singer-songwriter.
(1953) Gregory Beecroft in Corpus Christi: Texas, USA; actor (Guiding Light).
(1953) Ron Jackson: Baseball player.
(1953) Scott McInnis: American politician (Representative-Republican-Colorado).
(1953) Daniel Talbot in MontrTal: QuTbec, Canada; golfer (QuTbec Open-1979, 1981, 1984).
(1953) Pierre D'Ornellas: French Catholic clergyman.
(1953) Christian Cotten: French entrepreneur and essayist, founder and leader of the company "Stratégique" [English: Strategic] created in 1985.
(1952) Linda Finnie: Scottish mezzo-soprano who studied at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama.
(1952) Dick Annegarn
(1952) Patrick Ryecart: Actor (Silas Mariner).
(1951) Alley Mills: American actress.
(1951) Alley Mills in Chicago: Illinois, USA; actress (Norma Arnold - The Wonder Years).
(1950) Marcheline Bertrand: Family Member.
(1950) Matthew Kelly: British entertainer, seen primarily on TV.
(1950) Michel Béroff
(1950) Christian Rauth
(1950) Tom Petersson: American bass player and songwriter (Cheap Trick and Fuse).
(1950) James A Butts: Los Angeles, California -- Triple jumper (1976 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1950) James Butts: American triple jumper.
(1950) Tom Petersson in Rockford: Illinois, USA; rock bassist (Cheap Trick).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Billy Joel: American singer inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 1992 after 15 years preparation for success as a singer and songwriter.
(1949) Peter Niehenke: German astrologer and psychotherapist (since 1981) who has been practicing since 1975.
(1949) Elmore Smith
(1949) Michel Lafon
(1949) Henri Seroka: Belgian singer and composer.
(1949) Billy Joel in Hicksville: Long Island, New York, USA; singer/songwriter/piano player ("Pianoman", "Captain Jack", "Bridge").
(1949) Oleg Yuriyevich: Atkov; Russian cosmonaut (Soyuz T-10).
(1949) Richard Williamson: American lawyer and diplomat 17th Assistant Secretary of State for International Organization Affairs (d. 2013).
(1948) Roger Judenne
(1948) Calvin Murphy: American athlete, NBA basketball player for San Diego Rockets (1970-71) and Houston Rockets (1971-83) .

(1948) Hans Georg Bock: German mathematician.
(1948) John Drayton Mahaffey in Kerrville: Texas, USA; PGA golfer (1978 PGA Champion).
(1948) Hans Bock: German mathematician computer scientist and academic.
(1948) Steven Mosher: American social scientist and author.
(1947) Anthony Higgins
(1947) Victor Ullate: Spanish dancer, noted for his work with the Ballet of the 20th Century, 1965.
(1947) Michael Levitt
(1947) Yukiya Amano: Japanese diplomat.
(1947) Anthony Corlan: Cork City, Ireland -- Actor (Something for Everyone).
(1946) Candice Bergen: American actress and model, beginning her career in commercials but moving into film while still in her teens with "The Group.
(1946) Drafi Deutscher: German Schlager singer (Born 1946).
(1946) Clint Holmes: English-American singer-songwriter and game show host.
(1946) Ayşe Zarakolu: Turkish author and activist (d. 2002).
(1946) Candice Bergen in Beverly Hills: California, USA; actress (Carnal Knowledge, Murphy Brown).
(1945) Jupp Heynckes: German footballer and manager.
(1945) Grazia Bordoni: Italian high school teacher of Italian, Latin, History and Geography after earning her Degree in Letters, 1970.
(1945) Charles Platt: British-American author, journalist and computer programmer with a special interest in cryonics.
(1945) Gamal El-Ghitani: Egyptian journalist and author (d. 2015).
(1945) Steve Katz in New York City: New York, USA; rock guitarist/vocalist (Blood, Sweat and Tears).
(1945) Mark Pemberton: American ecclesiastic, a Russian Orthodox Priest.
(1945) Steve Katz: American guitarist songwriter and producer (Blood Sweat & Tears Blues Project and American Flyer).
(1944) Christian de Portzamparc
(1944) Richie Furay: American musician, vocals and guitar, and a founding member of the group "Buffalo Springfield" in 1966.
(1944) Christian De Portzamparc: French architect and urbanist.
(1944) Laurence Owen: American figure skater (d. 1961).
(1944) Richard [Richie] Furay in Yellow Springs: Ohio, USA; rock vocalist (Buffalo Springfield, Poco).
(1944) Don Dannemann: rocker (Cyrkle).
(1944) Richard Furay: Ohio, United States -- Rock vocalist (Buffalo Springfield, Poco).
(1943) Emile Ardolino: Director (Dirty Dancing), dies at 50 of AIDS.
(1943) Vince Cable: English economist and politician Secretary of State for Business Innovation and Skills.
(1943) Manuel Perez Martinez: Known as "El Cura Pérez" ("Pérez the Priest"), was leader of the Colombian National Liberation Army (ELN) over three decades.
(1943) Anders Isaksson: Swedish journalist, writer, and historian (Born 1943).
(1943) Colin Pillinger: English astronomer chemist and academic (d. 2014).
(1943) Chriet Titulaer: Dutch astronomer and popular science and technology writer.
(1942) John Ashcroft: American attorney general in the cabinet of George W. Bush.
(1942) Christian Gaillard
(1942) Tommy Roe: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1942) David Gergen
(1942) Tommy Roe in Atlanta: Georgia, USA; rocker (Hooray for Hazel).
(1942) William Olner: British Member of Parliament.
(1942) Mike Millward: Rocker.
(1941) Dorothy Hyman: England, United Kingdom -- Sprinter (1960 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1941) Jan Dibbets: Sculptor / artist (Dutch Mountains).
(1941) Pete Birrell: rock bassist (Freddie and The Dreamers).
(1940) James L Brooks: Producer / director (Broadcast News, Taxi, Critic).
(1940) Dick Morrissey: Saxophonist.
(1940) Gerti Bierenbroodspot: Dutch artist, poet and archaeologist.
(1940) James Brooks: US mural painter (Flight, La Guardia New York), dies at age 85.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Pierre Desproges: French humorist, famous for his elaborate, eloquent and above all, virulent diatribes criticizing anything and everything.
(1939) Ion Tiriac: Romanian tennis manager.
(1939) Bruce Mather: Composer.
(1939) Ralph Boston: Laurel, Mississippi -- Long jumper (1960, 64, 68 Olympics - Gold / Silver / Bronze Medals).
(1939) Ion Țiriac: Romanian tennis player and manager.
(1939) Jim Dent in Augusta: Georgia, USA; PGA golfer (1989 MONY Syracuse Senior).
(1939) Kenneth Warby: fastest man on water at 300 knots (345 mph).
(1939) Nokle Edwards: Rocker.
(1939) Jim Dent: Augusta, Georgia -- PGA golfer (1989 MONY Syracuse Senior).
(1939) Herbert Hippauf: Baseball player.

(1938) Nokie Edwards: rocker (The Ventures).
(1938) Geoffrey Holland: Civil servant.
(1938) Charles Simic: Yugoslavian-born poet, 15th Poet Laureate of the United States.
(1938) Thomas Norris: American administrator and CEO of P.H.
(1937) Sonny Curtis in Meadow: Texas, USA; guitarist (Crickets).
(1937) Dave Prater in Ocilla: Georgia, USA; rock vocalist (Sam and Dave).
(1937) Rafael Moneo: Spanish architect designed the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels and Valladolid Science Museum.
(1937) Dave Prater: Rocker (Sam & Dave), dies in a car crash at 50.
(1937) Robert Jeter: Union sports Champions.
(1937) Sonny Curtis: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1937) Jose Rafael Moneo: Spanish architect.
(1937) David Prater: American singer (Sam & Dave) (d. 1988).
(1936) Glenda Jackson: British internationally known actress who won a NY Film Classics Award in 1971, an Emmy for "Queen Elizabeth" in 1972, and Oscars in 1970 and 1974.
(1936) Albert Finney: British actor.
(1936) Andrea Borruso: Italian politician, municipal advisor, parliamentarian.
(1936) Terry Downes: middleweight boxing champion (1961-62).
(1936) Terry Drinkwater: TV newsman (CBS).
(1935) Nokie Edwards: American guitarist and actor (The Ventures).
(1935) Roger Hargreaves: English children's author (Mr.
(1934) Mauricio Corrêa
(1934) Alan Bennett: English actor screenwriter and author.
(1934) Roy Massey: Master of Choristers (Hereford Cathedral).
(1934) Daniel Charles-Alfred
(1934) John Robertson: deputy chairman (Barclays de Zoete Wedd).
(1933) Jessica Steele: English romance novelist.
(1933) Johnny Grant: unofficial mayor of Hollywood.
(1932) Roger Dumas: French film actor who has appeared in over 100 films since 1954.
(1932) David Plastow: CEO (Medical Research Council).
(1932) J Alex McMillan American politician (Representative-Republican-North Carolina: 1985-).
(1932) Gavin Lyall: Author (Conduct of Major Maxim).
(1932) Geraldine McEwan: Scottish actress (d. 2015).
(1932) Don Jordan: American administrator and CEO in charge of Houston Industries, a cable TV and part nuclear utility company.
(1931) Vance Brand: American astronaut who earned his MBA in 1953 and a degree in aeronautical engineering in 1960.
(1931) Jacques Schoubben: Belgium sport Champion.
(1931) Vance DeVoe Brand in Longmont: Colorado, USA; astronaut (Apollo 18, STS-5, 41B, 35).
(1930) Joan Sims: Actress (Carry on Behind, Carry on Cleo).
(1930) Claude Chignon: Burie physician.
(1930) Kalifa Tillisi: Libyan historian and linguist (d. 2010).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Antoine Jimenez: France sport Champion.
(1929) Kay Dotrice: British actress (d. 2007).
(1929) Anthony Lloyd: Lord Justice of Appeal.
(1928) Pancho Gonzales: Mexican-American tennis champ, known for a strong serve and fiery on-court personality, a winner of the U.S.
(1928) Barbara-Ann Scott
(1928) Michel Drancourt: Cambrai Journalist.
(1928) Ralph Goings: American painter closely associated with the Photorealism movement of the late 1960s and early 1970s.
(1928) Barbara Ann Scott: Ottawa, Ontario -- Figure skater (1948 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1928) Pall Pampichier Palsson: Composer.
(1928) Barbara Scott: Canadian-American figure skater (d. 2012).

(1928) Richard Gonzales: Los Angeles sports Champions.
(1928) Richard A "Pancho" Gonzalez in Los Angeles: California, USA; tennis star (US 1948-49).
(1928) Pancho Gonzalez: American tennis player (d. 1995).
(1927) Manfred Eigen: German biophysical chemist, director of the Max Planck Institute since 1964, known for studies of high speed reactions.
(1927) John McDermott: Lord Justice of Appeal (Northern Ireland).
(1927) Ray Katt: Baseball player.
(1926) Robin Cooke: president (New Zealand Court of Appeal).
(1926) John Murry: Jr.
(1926) Francis Kennedy: British diplomat.
(1926) Alistair MacFarlane principal (Heriot-Watt University: England).
(1926) Joshua Hassan: chief minister (Gibralter).
(1925) Georges Conchon: French author and screenwriter.
(1925) Raoul Bortoletto: Italian professional football player.
(1925) Peter Leng: Master General of the Ordnance.
(1924) Jean Girault: French film director and screenwriter.
(1924) Christian Langlois: French architect, who chaired the Académie des Beaux-Arts (Architecture Section) in 1998.
(1924) Gerard Wernars: Dutch graphic designer (Library stamps 1991).
(1924) Connie Russell in New York City: New York, USA; singer (Club Embassy, Garroway at Large).
(1924) Bulat Okudzhava: Russian singer poet and author (d. 1997).
(1924) Bulat S Okudzjava: Russian author (Student!).
(1923) Claude Piéplu
(1923) Johnny Grant: American radio personality, television producer (Born 1923).
(1923) Barbara New: English actress (d. 2010).
(1923) Ruth Kommerell: German film and theatre actress, who died on 1 September 1986 in East Berlin.
(1922) Marcel Boiteux
(1922) Sheila Burrell actress (Black Orchid: Paranoiac, Laughter in Dark).
(1921) Sophie Scholl: German patriot, an active member of the Resistance Movement in "The White Rose" resistance cell, She and her brother Hans, who joined her in the resistance, were captured by the SS, and she was executed by beheading at the hands of the Gestapo on 2/22/1943, Munich, Germany.
(1921) Daniel Berrigan: American Roman Catholic priest and antiwar activist.
(1921) Mona Van Duyn: American poet and academic (d. 2004).
(1920) Richard Adams: Author (Day Gone By).
(1920) William Tenn: English-American author and academic (d. 2010).
(1920) Celia Sanchez: Cuban revolutionary, politician, researcher and archivist.
(1920) Jean Cardot: Chamb?ry Military man.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Clifford Chadderton: Canadian soldier and journalist (d. 2013).
(1919) Arthur English: English actor and comedian (d. 1995).
(1918) Mike Wallace (journalist)
(1918) Moisis Bourlas: Greek soldier and educator (d. 2011).
(1918) Mike Wallace: American TV personality, hard-boiled investigative reporter for TV's legendary "60 Minutes.
(1918) Orville Freeman Minneapolis Minnesota: (Senator-Democrat-Minnesota)/Secretary of Agriculture (1961-69).
(1918) Orville L Freeman: American politician (d. 2003).
(1918) Moisis Michail Bourlas: Greek member of the World War II resistance (d. 2011).
(1918) Jimmy Réna: French jazz pianist and singer.
(1918) Orville Freeman: American three-term former governor of Minnesota and Agricultural Secretary under President John F. Kennedy and President Lyndon B. Johnson.

(1917) Antoine Sanguinetti: French admiral, nicknamed "Tony Carabine" (Tony the Rifle).
(1917) Fay Kanin: American screenwriter and producer (d. 2013).
(1917) John Arnatt: actor (Circumstantial Evidence).
(1917) George Fleming: cyclist.
(1916) William Bois: American author and illustrator (d. 1993).
(1916) Wilfried Richter: German nazi military, waffen ss.
(1916) Søren Sommerfelt: Norwegian diplomat.
(1916) Douglas Guest: organist.
(1916) Cyril Bowles: bishop of Derby.
(1916) Bernard William George Rose: Composer / Organist.
(1915) Richard Janvrin: British Vice Admiral.
(1914) Carlo Maria Giulini: Italian musician and conductor (d. 2005).
(1914) Hank Snow: Canadian-American famed country western singer and guitarist most noted for his performances with the Grand Ole Opry since 1950 to the early '90s.
(1914) Carlo Giulini: Italian-American musician, a violinist and the conductor of the Los Angeles Philharmonic, 1978-1984.
(1914) Frank Chacksfield: Arranger / orchestra leader.
(1914) Theodore Kheel: labor negotiator (Fair Employment Practices).
(1914) Josef Muller-Brockmann: Graphic designer / writer.
(1914) Denham Fouts: American male prostitute and socialite (d. 1948).
(1913) Victor Smith: Admiral (Australian Chiefs of Staff).
(1913) John Hayes: Admiral.
(1912) Pedro Armendariz: Mexico -- Actor (From Russia With Love).
(1912) Jacques Falcou: Neuilly sur Seine Painters.
(1912) Pedro Armendáriz: Mexican-American actor (d. 1963).
(1912) Géza Ottlik: Hungarian mathematician and theorist (d. 1990).
(1912) Geza Ottlik: Hungarian writer (d. 1990).
(1912) Jean-Emile Rigaud: Colmars physician.
(1912) Per Imerslund: Norwegian-German soldier and author (d. 1943).
(1911) Harry Simeone: Newark, New Jersey -- Choral director (Kate Smith Show).
(1910) Barbara Woodhouse: dog training expert.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Don Messer: Canadian country musician (d. 1973).
(1909) Robert Garioch: Scottish poet and translator.
(1909) Gordon Bunshaft: American architect designed the Solow Building (d. 1990).
(1909) Eugenio Garin: Italian philosopher and Renaissance historian.
(1908) Pierre Carrez: Beaurevoir physician.
(1908) Mary Goldsmith: American ceramist (d. 2007).
(1907) Kathryn Kuhlman: American evangelist, minister and faith-healer, considered a great mystic and clairvoyant.
(1907) Lakshman Joo: Indian mystic and scholar.
(1907) Baldur von Schirach: German Author / Nazi politician, dies at 67.
(1907) Fred Warngard: Swedish athlete (d. 1950).

(1906) Eleanor Estes author (Ginger Pye: Moffats).
(1906) Ren? Debrix: Nancy EXecutives.
(1906) Eleanor Estes: American librarian author and illustrator (d. 1988).
(1905) Lili Alvarez
(1905) Bernardin Collin: French Catholic priest, who served as Bishop of Digne from 1958 to 1980.
(1904) Conrad Bernier: Canadian-American organist composer and educator (d. 1988).
(1904) Gregory Bateson: English anthropologist, social scientist, linguist, visual anthropologist, semiotician and cyberneticist whose work intersected that of many other fields.
(1903) Walter Dehmel: writer.
(1901) Fuzzy Knight: Fairmont, West Virginia -- Actor (Oklahoma Annie, Cowby & the Lady).
(1900) Jean Biondi: Sari d'Orcino Politician.

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