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Famous Birthdays of 9 September

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

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2009 - 2000

(2009) Sparrow Madden: American noted family, the second child and first son of television personality Nicole Richie and singer Joel Madden.
(2008) Peyton Edmonds: American child of noted parent, her dad is Grammy-winning R&B singer Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds and his girlfriend Nicole Pantenburg.
(2006) Monkey: Vine Star.
(2002) Elliott Stephanopolis: American noted family, the daughter of George Stephanopolis and his wife Alexandra.
(2001) Giulia Violati: Italian noted family, the first daughter of actress Maria Grazia Cucinotta.
(2000) Ronni Hawk: TV Actress.
(2000) Aaron 101darkmonkey: YouTube Star.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Alex B: Pop Singer.
(1999) Inka Williams: Model.
(1998) Dee Breezy: Vine Star.
(1997) Matt Hill: Vine Star.
(1996) Orion Carloto: YouTube Star.
(1995) Samantha Rochelle: YouTube Star.
(1993) Drake Henning: Guitarist.
(1993) Ryohei Kato: Japanese gymnast.
(1993) Charlie Stewart: American actor.
(1992) Damian McGinty: Irish singer.

(1992) Kristiāns Pelšs: Latvian ice hockey player (d. 2013).
(1992) Frencheska Farr: Filipino singer and actress.
(1991) Hunter Hayes: Country Singer.
(1991) Kelsey Chow: TV Actress.
(1991) Oscar (footballer born 1991)
(1991) Danilo Pereira (Portuguese footballer)
(1991) Yevgeni Ponyatovskiy: Russian footballer.
(1991) Oscar : Soccer Player.
(1991) Lauren Daigle: Pop Singer.
(1991) Danilo Pereira: Bissauan-Portuguese footballer.
(1990) Ophélie-Cyrielle Étienne: French swimming champion, an Olympic Bronze medalist in 2012.
(1990) Haley Reinhart: American singer, American Idol contestant.
(1990) Zach Rance: Reality Star.
(1990) Shaun Johnson: Rugby Player.
(1990) Kyle Harris: YouTube Star.
(1990) Andrew Smith: American basketball player (d. 2016).
(1990) Jordan Tabor: English footballer (d. 2014).
(1990) Billy Hamilton: American baseball player (Born 1866).

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Serge Ibaka
(1989) Alfonzo Dennard: American football player.
(1989) Sean Malto: Skateboarder.
(1989) Mitchell Davis: YouTube Star.
(1988) McKey Sullivan
(1988) Danilo D'Ambrosio: Italian footballer.
(1988) Manuela Arbeláez: Colombian-American model and actress.
(1988) Will Middlebrooks: American baseball player.
(1988) Jo Woodcock: English actress.
(1987) Nicole Aniston

(1987) Andrea Petkovic: German tennis player.
(1987) Alexis Palisson: French rugby player.
(1987) Jung Il-woo
(1987) Alex Song
(1987) Markus Jürgenson: Estonian footballer.
(1987) Riley Cooper: Football Player.
(1987) Adam Ali: YouTube Star.
(1987) Timomatic : Pop Singer.
(1987) Milan Stanković: Serbian singer.
(1987) Milan Stankovic: Serbian pop and folk singer.
(1987) Clayton Snyder: American actor.
(1987) Alexandre Song: Cameroonian footballer.
(1987) Joshua Herdman: English actor.
(1987) Nick Van de Wall: DJ.
(1986) Jason Lamy-Chappuis: American-born French athlete who participated in the 2010 Olympics in Vancouver: he took a Gold Medal for France in the Nordic Combined.
(1986) José Aldo
(1986) Timothy Granaderos
(1986) Yung Berg: Rapper.
(1986) Luc Mbah a Moute: Cameroonian basketball player.
(1986) Michael Bowden: American baseball player.
(1986) Chamu Chibhabha: Zimbabwean cricketer.
(1986) Luc Moute: Cameroonian basketball player.
(1986) Jose Aldo: MMA Fighter.
(1985) J R Smith: American basketball player.
(1985) Luka Modric: Croatian footballer.
(1985) Smith: Basketball Player.
(1985) Luka Modrić: Soccer Player.
(1985) Brandon Ashur: YouTube Star.
(1985) Martin Johnson: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Boys Like Girls).
(1985) Yung Berg: American rapper.
(1984) Jordan Decker
(1984) Jaouad Akaddar: Moroccan footballer (d. 2012).
(1984) Farrah Gray: American author.
(1984) Michalis Sifakis: Greek footballer.
(1984) Brandi Burnside: Reality Star.
(1984) James Hildreth: English cricketer.
(1984) Diego Santoy Riveroll: Diego Santoy Riveroll was a Mexican university student who is accused of stabbing his ex-girlfriend, Erika Peña Coss, and killing her two young siblings in the City of Monterrey on March 2, 2006.
(1984) Brad Guzan: American soccer player.
(1983) Zoe Kazan
(1983) Katy Steele: Australian Guitarist, Singer and Songwriter for Little Birdy.
(1983) Kim Jung-hwa: South Korean actress and model.
(1983) Cleveland Taylor: English footballer.
(1983) Edwin Jackson: American baseball player.
(1983) Kyle Davies: American baseball player.
(1983) Vitolo : Spanish footballer.
(1983) Kristine Hermosa: Filipina actress.
(1982) Ai Otsuka: Japanese singer-songwriter pianist and actress (Rabbit).
(1982) Francesco Gabbani
(1982) Romulo Eugenio Togni: Brazilian footballer.
(1982) Eugênio Togni: Brazilian footballer.
(1982) Graham Onions: English cricketer.
(1982) John Kuhn: American football player.
(1981) Julie Gonzalo: TV Actress.
(1981) Nancy Wu
(1981) Jung Jong-kwan: South Korean footballer (d. 2011).
(1980) Michelle Williams: Movie Actress.
(1980) Denise Quinones
(1980) Isabelle Caro
(1980) Václav Drobný: Czech footballer (d. 2012).
(1980) Michelle Williams American actress (Dawson's Creek: Brokeback Mountain).
(1980) Todd Coffey: American pro athlete, a pitcher for the Milwaukee Brewers baseball team.
(1980) David Fa'alogo: New Zealand rugby player.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Loup-Denis Elion
(1979) Nikki Deloach
(1979) Nikki DeLoach: American actress and singer (Innosense).
(1979) Wayne Carlisle: Northern Irish footballer and coach.
(1978) Alioune Touré
(1978) Shane Battier: American basketball player.
(1978) Kurt Ainsworth: American baseball player and businessman co-founded Marucci Sports.
(1978) Jhane Landwier: Miss Bonaire Universe (1997).
(1978) Mariano Puerta: Argentinian tennis player.
(1977) Julieta Diaz

(1977) Chae Jung-an: South Korean actress and singer.
(1977) Angela May: American noted family, the illegitimate daughter of actor David Soul.
(1977) Fatih Tekke: Turkish footballer and manager.
(1977) Kyle Snyder: American baseball player and coach.
(1977) Soulja Slim: American rapper (UTP) (d. 2003).
(1977) Stuart Price: English DJ songwriter and producer (Zoot Woman and Paper Faces).
(1977) Chae Jung An: South Korean actress and singer.
(1976) Emma de Caunes: French film actress.
(1976) Lúcia Moniz
(1976) Mattias Ohlund: NHL goaltender (Vancouver Canucks, Team Sweden 1998).
(1976) Emma De Caunes: French TV host, stage and film actress, daughter of Antoine De Caunes.
(1976) Kristoffer Rygg: Norwegian singer-songwriter and producer (Ulver Borknagar and Head Control System).
(1976) Aki Riihilahti: Finnish footballer and coach.
(1976) Joey Newman: American composer and conductor.
(1976) Hanno Möttölä: Finnish basketball player.
(1976) Masaya Matsukaze: Japanese actor and radio host.
(1976) Chace Ambrose: American actor and screenwriter.
(1976) Juan A Baptista: Venezuelan actor.
(1975) Michael Bublé: Canadian singer-songwriter and actor.
(1975) Bianca Hein
(1975) Michael Buble: Jazz Singer.
(1974) Boston Police Strike
(1974) Marcelo Del Debbio
(1974) Ana Carolina (singer)
(1974) Ferenc Hujber
(1974) Mathias Färm: Swedish singer and guitarist.
(1974) Brittany Petros: American actress producer casting director.
(1974) Marcos Curiel: American guitarist (P.
(1974) Shane Crawford: Australian footballer and television host.
(1974) Vikram Batra: Indian captain (d. 1999).
(1974) Divine Brown: Canadian singer.
(1974) Ana Carolina: Brazilian singer, composer and musician.
(1974) Kelly Crean: American TV actress.
(1974) Mathias Farm: Swedish guitarist (Millencolin).
(1974) Britany Petros: American contestant on a TV game show called Big Brother, a show set in "real time.
(1974) Jennie Kwan: Glendale, California -- Actress (Samantha Woo-California Dreams).
(1974) Gok Wan: English fashion stylist author and television host.
(1973) Jérôme Golmard: French tennis player, a left-hander who reached a career-high singles ranking of World No.
(1973) Todd McMillon: CFL cornerback (Saskatchewan Roughriders).
(1973) Peter Scott: Newcastle, NSW -- Canoeist (1996 Olympics).
(1973) Mike Schlegel: NFL defensive tackle (Atlanta Falcons).
(1973) Troy Rudolph: Production assistant (Suburbanators, Viper).
(1973) Kazuhisa Ishii: Japanese baseball player.
(1972) Goran Visnjic: Croatian actor.
(1972) Natasha Kaplinsky: English journalist.
(1972) Frédéric Joly
(1972) Mike Hampton: Brooksville, Florida -- Pitcher (Houston Astros).
(1972) Félix Rodríguez: Dominican baseball player.
(1972) Ben Bronson: NFL wide receiver (Detroit Lions).
(1972) Miriam Oremans: Berlicum, Netherlands -- Tennis star.
(1972) Jakko Leeuwangh: Dutch speed skater.
(1972) Goran Višnjić: Croatian-American actor and producer.
(1972) Felix Rodriguez: Dominican baseball player.
(1971) Henry Thomas: American actor and guitarist.
(1971) Francis Llacer
(1971) Eric Stonestreet: TV Actor.
(1971) Jill Sudduth: Baltimore, Maryland -- Synchronized swimmer (1996 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1970) Joey Hamilton: Statesboro, Georgia -- Pitcher (San Diego Padres).
(1970) Dan Miceli: Newark, New Jersey -- Pitcher (Pittsburgh Pirates).
(1970) Sascha Paeth
(1970) Natalia Streignard: Spanish-Venezuelan actress.
(1970) Mike Faulkerson: NFL fullback (Chicago Bears).
(1970) Gizelle Bryant: Reality Star.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Rachel Hunter: New Zealand model and actress.
(1969) Sean Rooks: American basketball player: center, Lakers.
(1969) Scott DeFreitas in Newton: Massachusetts, USA; actor (Andy Dixon - As the World Turns).
(1969) Natasha Despoja: Australian politician.
(1969) Scott DeFreitas: American actor in the long-running "As the World Turns," a soap opera.
(1969) Christine Smith: Darien, Connecticut -- Rower (1996 Olympics).
(1968) Julia Sawalha: English actress.
(1968) Francois Botha: South African boxer.
(1968) Fabrice Descamps: French police officer who had been working in Algeria since 4/23/1994; his wedding was scheduled in a few weeks.
(1968) Clive Mendonca: English footballer.

(1968) Jon Drummond: American sprinter and coach.
(1968) Jonathan A Drummond Jr: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- 4X400m runner (1996 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1968) Thomas P Auth: Orange, New Jersey -- Rower (1996 Olympics).
(1967) Akshay Kumar: Indian actor.
(1967) BJ Armstrong: American basketball player, a guard for the Chicago Bulls and other teams.
(1967) B Armstrong: American basketball player and sportscaster.
(1967) Chris Caffery: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Savatage Trans-Siberian Orchestra and Metalium).
(1967) Anna Malle: American porn star (d. 2006).
(1967) B J Armstrong: NBA guard (Charlotte Hornets).
(1966) Adam Sandler: American actor and comedian.
(1966) Sean O'Farrell
(1966) David Bennent: Lausanne, Switzerland -- Actor (Tin Drum, Legend).
(1966) Michel Muller
(1966) Tutu Jones
(1966) Kevin Hatcher: Detroit, Michigan -- NHL defenseman (Team USA, Dallas, Pittsburgh).
(1966) Alison Sydor: Edmonton, Alberta -- X-ctry cyclist (1996 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1966) Georg Hackl: German luger and coach.
(1966) Brian Smith: Australian-Irish rugby player and coach.
(1965) Constance Marie: American actress.
(1965) Michelle Johnson (actress)
(1965) Dan Majerle: American basketball player: guard/forward, Heat.
(1965) Chip Esten: American actor and singer.
(1965) Joseph Druce: American criminal and convicted murderer, Druce killed defrocked priest John Geoghan.
(1965) Brenda Epperson: Actress (Ashley Abbott - Young and the Restless).
(1965) Marc Dunn: Kingston, Ontario -- Volleyball player (1996 Olympics).
(1965) Charles Esten: Comedian.
(1965) Michelle Johnson: American actress.
(1965) Marcel Peeper: Dutch footballer.
(1965) Shawn Ray: Bodybuilder.
(1965) Todd Zeile: Van Nuys, California -- Infielder (Philadelphia Phillies).
(1964) Aleksandar Hemon: Bosnian-American author and critic.
(1964) Pascal Praud
(1964) Skip [Jules I] Kendall: Milwaukee, Wisconsin -- PGA golfer (1993 International-8th).
(1964) Willie Broughton: NFL defensive tackle (NO Saints).
(1963) Roberto Donadoni: Italian football player and manager.
(1963) Chris Coons: American politician, junior senator of Delaware.
(1963) Leslie Thompson: Burlington, Vermont -- Cross country skier (1994 Olympics).
(1963) Alexandros Alexiou: Greek footballer.
(1962) Derek Kennard: NFL guard (Dallas Cowboys).
(1962) Aleta Rzepecki Sill: Detroit, Michigan -- Bowler (1983 WIBC single).
(1962) Jack Trudeau: NFL quarterback (Carolina Panthers).
(1961) Jim Corsi: American baseball player, a right-handed pitcher.
(1960) Hugh Grant: British actor with a schoolboy shock of hair falling over his forehead and an ingénue pose of modest, slight embarrassment at his fame.
(1960) Mario Batali
(1960) Bob Hartley: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1960) Christopher Sherratt White: Hamilton, New Zealand -- Rower (1996 Olympics).
(1960) Kimberly Holt: American author.
(1960) Bob Stoops: American football player and coach.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Eric Serra: French composer.
(1959) Tom Foley: American baseball player and coach.
(1959) Éric Serra: French musician and composer, son of Claude, songwriter, poet, and cabaret artist; he lost his mother aged 7. From 1981 to 1988, he was Jacques Higelin's bass guitarist.
(1958) Shaun Johnston
(1957) Lu Edmonds
(1957) Pierre-Laurent Aimard: French pianist, particularly committed to performing the work of contemporary composers.
(1957) Gabriele Tredozi: Italian engineer.
(1956) Mary C Kennedy
(1956) Courtney Hill: American noted family, the fifth child, second daughter of Ethel and Robert Kennedy.
(1956) Anatoli Pavlovich Artsebarsky: Russia -- Colonel / Cosmonaut (Soyuz TM-12).

(1956) Elena Mazzetti Soler: Peruvian doctor who was Minister of the Interior from 2006 to 2007, being the first woman in Peru to reach that title.
(1956) Trace DeMeyer: American Shawnee-Cherokee multi-genre author, artist, poet and journalist, also known as Laura Jean Thrall-Bland.
(1955) Jean-Michel Golynski
(1955) John Kricfalusi: Canadian voice actor animator director and screenwriter.
(1955) Jean Lafond: French Grand Prix motorcycle racer, who was Endurance FIM World Champion in 1981.
(1954) Jeffrey Combs: American actor.
(1954) Walter Davis
(1954) Walter Paul Davis: Pineville, North Carolina -- Basketball player (1976 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1953) Philippe Risoli
(1953) J Lee Lehman
(1953) Lee Lehman: American author, lecturer and astrologer, a world renowned expert in Horary, Electional and Medical Astrology.
(1952) Angela Cartwright: American actress.
(1952) Dave Stewart
(1952) Per Jørgensen: Norwegian singer and trumpet player.
(1952) Lee M Morin: Manchester, New Hampshire -- Cmdr USN / Astronaut.
(1952) Bonnie Large: Glendale, California -- Playmate (March 1973).
(1952) David A Stewart: English musician (Eurythmics).
(1952) David Stewart: English singer-songwriter guitarist and producer.
(1952) Manuel Gottsching: German musician (Ash Ra Tempel).
(1951) Alexander Downer: Australian politician, Foreign Affairs Minister in the '90s.
(1951) Tom Wopat: American actor and singer.
(1951) Robert Desiderio in the Bronx: New York, USA; actor (Detective Kennedy - Heart of the City).
(1951) Robert Desiderio: American actor.
(1951) Corry Konings: Dutch singer.
(1950) Michel Buillard
(1950) Gogi Alauddin: Pakistani squash player and coach.
(1950) Tom Wopat in Lodi: Wisconsin, USA; actor (Luke Duke - The Dukes of Hazzard).
(1950) John McFee: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (The Doobie Brothers and Southern Pacific).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono
(1949) John Reid: Scottish business executive, in control of an empire worth 40 million pounds and managing the greatest entertainment phenomenon of the latter 20th century, Elton John.
(1949) Alain Mosconi: French swimmer, he specialized in freestyle and butterfly.
(1949) Joe Theismann: American football player and sportscaster.
(1949) Garry Maddox: American baseball player.
(1949) John Curry: England, United Kingdom -- Figure skater (1976 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1949) Susilo Yudhoyono: Indonesian general and politician 6th President of Indonesia.
(1949) Daniel Pipes: American writer and political commentator.
(1948) Chantal Brunel
(1948) Pamela Des Barres: American rock and roll groupie, author and magazine writer.

(1948) Jacqueline Taïeb: Tunisian-French singer-songwriter.
(1948) Pamela Barres: American actress and singer (The GTOs).
(1947) Lol Creme [Lawrence Creme]: England, United Kingdom -- Rock vocalist / guitarist (10cc).
(1947) Freddy Weller: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Paul Revere & the Raiders).
(1947) T Wright: American author poet and illustrator (d. 2015).
(1947) David Rosenboom: American composer and educator.
(1947) Lynn Fitzgerald: marathon runner (ran 133 miles 939 yards in 24 hours).
(1946) Francis Hillmeyer
(1946) Frédéric Flamand: Belgian dancer, director, and choreographer.
(1946) Bruce Palmer: Canadian bass player (Buffalo Springfield and The Mynah Birds) (d. 2004).
(1946) Christopher Francis Palmer: Orchestrator / author.
(1946) Pete Gavin: Rocker.
(1946) Hayato Tani: Japanese actor.
(1946) Doug Ingle: American singer-songwriter and keyboard player (Iron Butterfly).
(1946) Jim Keays: Scottish-Australian singer-songwriter (The Masters Apprentices and Cotton Keays & Morris) (d. 2014).
(1946) Evert Kroon: Dutch water polo player.
(1945) Ferruccio Ferragamo: Italian entrepreneur and noted family, the son of Salvatore Ferragamo, the famous shoe maker and founder of the industrial firm.
(1945) Dee Sharp: American singer.
(1945) Ton van Heugten: Dutch motocross racer (d. 2008).
(1945) Dee Dee Sharpe [Dione Larue]: US singer (I Love You Anyway).
(1945) Omukama Patrick David Matthew Olimi Kaboyo II: King of Toro.
(1945) Danièle Raulet-Reynaud: French Maître Sommelier and wine educator, awarded Best Sommelier of France finalist in 1980.
(1945) Pieter-Dirk Uys: South African playwright, activist and performer specializing in satirization of social issues.
(1944) Marjorie Orr: British astrologer known for her media presentations, radio and TV broadcasts, widely syndicated.
(1944) Bernard-Nicolas Aubertin
(1944) Eric Forth: British Member of Parliament (Born 1944).
(1944) Olga de Haas: Dutch ballerina.
(1944) Bernard-Nicholas Aubertin: French ecclesiastic, Roman Catholic Cardinal; he was ordained a Priest of the Missionaries of Africa on May 21, 1972 and joined the order of Cistercians on September 7, 1982.
(1943) Hélène Vincent
(1943) Frank Clark: English footballer manager and chairman.
(1943) Art LaFleur: American actor.
(1943) George Roger Waters: Keyboardist (Pink Floyd-Brick in the Wall).
(1942) John Gates: American musician who started with the trumpet, then the clarinet.
(1942) Danny Kalb: American singer and guitarist (Blues Project).
(1942) Luther Simmons: Rocker (Main Ingredient).
(1942) John Linder: (Rep-R-Georgia).
(1942) Inez Foxx: Greensboro, North Carolina -- Rocker (Mockingbird, Hi Diddle Diddle).
(1941) Otis Redding: singer ("Sittin' on the Dock of the Bay"), dies in plane crash at age 26.
(1941) Dennis Ritchie: American computer scientist created the C programming language (d. 2011).
(1941) Sioux City (Iowa)
(1941) Otis Redding in Georgia: USA; rocker ("Sitting on the Dock of the Bay").
(1941) Curtis Otto Bismark Curtis-Smith: Composer.
(1941) Accardo Salvatore: Italian violinist, famed for the beauty of his music.
(1940) Joe Negroni: Rock vocalist (Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers).
(1940) Hugh Morgan: Australian businessman.
(1940) Jaime Blanch

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Carol Tebbs: American astrologer, teacher, lecturer and writer.
(1939) Jean Le Mauve: French typographer, editor and writer.
(1939) Howard P McKeon: (Rep-R-California).
(1939) Reuven Rivlin: Israeli lawyer and politician currently serving as the president-elect of Israel.
(1939) Bruce Gray: Puerto Rican actor.
(1939) Georges Fleury: French writer and historian.
(1939) Arthur Dignam: Australian actor.
(1939) Carlos Ortiz: Puerto Rican boxer.
(1939) Ron McDole: American football player.
(1938) Richard Sharpe: English rugby player.

(1938) Jay Ward: American baseball player coach and manager (d. 2012).
(1938) John Davis: English anthropologist and academic.
(1937) Dick Lebeau
(1937) Mikhail N Tai: Latvia -- World chess champion (1960-61).
(1937) C LeBeau: American football coach and former defensive back.
(1937) C Lebeau: London sports Champions.
(1936) William Bradshaw: Baron Bradshaw English academic and politician.
(1936) Augustinius Franz Kropfreiter: Composer.
(1935) Chaim Topol: Israeli leading actor who gained fame with the London stage and film.
(1935) Gopal Baratham: Singaporean neurosurgeon and author (d. 2002).
(1935) Nadim Sawalha: Jordanian-born English actor.
(1935) [Chaim] Topol: Tel Aviv, Israel -- Actor (Fiddler on the Roof).
(1934) Sonia Sanchez: US playwright / poet (The Bronx is Next).
(1934) Nicholas Liverpool: Dominican lawyer and politician 6th President of Dominica (d. 2015).
(1934) Michel Lorain: French restaurateur and head chef at La Côte Saint-Jacques in Joigny from 1958 with his wife Jacqueline as sommelier.
(1932) Sylvia Miles: NYC, New York -- Actress (Midnight Cowboy, Farewell My Lovely).
(1932) William Dooley: American singer, an internationally known baritone and recording artist.
(1932) Javier Tomeo
(1932) Müşfik Kenter: Turkish actor (d. 2012).
(1932) Ali Doelman-Pel: Dutch MP (PvdA).
(1932) Gene O’Quin: American country and western and honky tonk singer.
(1932) Bill Porter: American salesman born with cerebral palsy who became the subject of an inspirational articles, a book and a movie.
(1931) Zoltán Latinovits: Hungarian actor and author (d. 1976).
(1931) Shirley Summerskill: English physician and politician.
(1931) Margaret Tyzack: English actress (d. 2011).
(1931) Zoltan Latinovits: Hungarian actor (d. 1976).
(1931) Robin Hyman: English author and publisher.
(1931) Earl Averill: American athlete, professional baseball player for the Cleveland Indians.
(1930) Frank Lucas: American organized crime boss, and former heroin dealer, who operated in Harlem during the late 1960s and early 1970s.
(1930) Paolo Castaldi: Composer.
(1930) Francis Carroll: Australian archbishop.
(1930) Susan Aiu: American astrologer residing in Hawaii from August 1960.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Claude Nougaro: French songwriter, singer, painter and poet.
(1929) Raine Spencer Countess Spencer
(1929) Countess Spencer: British noted family, the daughter of writer Barbara Cartland and step-mother to Princess Diana.
(1929) Stan Parris: (Rep-R-Virginia, 1973-74, 81- ).
(1928) Jacques Chérèque
(1928) Gabrielle Vincent
(1928) Julian E "Cannonball" Adderley: United States -- Jazz musician (Black Messiah).
(1928) Richard Deihl: American merchandise marketer and conservative, hard working CEO of H.F.
(1928) Sol LeWitt: American painter and sculptor (d. 2007).
(1928) Moses Anderson: American bishop (d. 2013).

(1927) Elvin Jones: American drummer and bandleader (d. 2004).
(1927) Tatyana Zaslavskaya: Russian sociologist and economist (d. 2013).
(1926) Annie Kriegel
(1926) Charles Duncan Jr
(1926) Yusuf al-Qaradawi: Egyptian theologian and author.
(1926) Jake Carey: US R&B-singer (Flamingos-I Know Better).
(1926) Louise Abeita: Isleta Pueblo (Native American) writer poet and educator (d. 2014).
(1926) Charles Duncan: American businessman and politician, he was Secretary of Energy from 1979 to 1981 under President Jimmy Carter.
(1926) Annie nee Becker Kriegel: Historian.
(1925) Cliff Robertson in La Jolla: California, USA; actor (Charly)/spokesman for AT&T.
(1924) Jane Greer: American actress and singer (d. 2001).
(1924) Rik Van Steenbergen: Belgian cyclist (d. 2003).
(1924) Nino Bibbia: Italy -- Bobsled (1948 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1924) Jane Greer in Washington DC: USA; actress (Prisoner of Zenda, Clown).
(1924) Henri Vansteenbergen: Belgium sport Champion.
(1924) Rik Vansteenbergen: Belgian champion cyclist.
(1924) Russell Nelson: American captain surgeon and religious leader.
(1924) Russell M Nelson: LDS apostle and cardiac surgery pioneer.
(1923) Cliff Robertson: American actor, the winner of an Emmy for "The Game" on TV's Chrysler Theatre in 1965 and an Oscar for "Charley" on 4/14/1969.
(1923) Jimmy Perry: English actor singer and screenwriter.
(1923) Daniel Gajdusek: American physician and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 2008).
(1923) Max Lüscher: Swiss psychotherapist.
(1923) Jean-Maxime Lévêque: French government official and business leader.
(1923) Daniel Carleton Gajdusek: American virologist, recipient of the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine (d. 2008).
(1922) MacKenzie John: Pipe major.
(1922) Manolis Glezos: Greek journalist and politician.
(1922) Hans Dehmelt: German-American physicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1922) Warwick Kerr: Brazilian geneticist entomologist and engineer.
(1922) Hans Georg Dehmelt: German-born physicist, Nobel Prize laureate.
(1922) Bernard Bailyn: American historian author and academic.
(1922) Hoyt Curtin: American composer and producer (d. 2000).
(1922) Anthony Derrick Parsons: Diplomat.
(1921) Marc Le Bot
(1921) Andrzej Dobrowolski: Composer.
(1921) Jean Pequignot: Toulouse Military man.
(1920) Ben Logan: American novelist, nonfiction writer, editor, lecturer, teacher and producer-writer for TV and radio.
(1920) Robert Johnson: American businessman and philanthropist (d. 1970).
(1920) Jean Richard: Mirecourt Military man.
(1920) Michael Aldridge: Glastonbury, England -- Actor (Murder in Cathedral).
(1920) Feng Kang: Chinese mathematician and physicist (d. 1993).
(1920) Neil Chotem: Canadian pianist, conductor and composer (d. 2008).
(1920) Jean Farran: French journalist who headed the radio station RTL from 1966 to 1978.
(1920) Robert Wood Johnson III: American philanthropist (d. 1970).
(1920) Henri Ducassou: St Nazaire EXecutives.
(1920) Wally Boag in Portland: Oregon, USA; performer at Disneyland's Golden Horseshoe Revue about 40,000 times from 1955 to 1982, actor in The Absent-Minded Professor, The Love Bug, voice of Jose parrot in Enchanted Tiki Room, named a Disney Legend in 1995.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Jacques Marin: Paris, France -- Actor (Herbie Goes to Monte Carlo).
(1919) Jimmy Snyder: American sportscaster (d. 1996).
(1919) Jimmy ''the Greek'' Snyder: American bookmaker and sports commentator (d. 1996).
(1919) Jimmy "the Greek" Snyder: Gambler / sportscaster (lay you 5 to 1).
(1919) Gottfried Dienst: Swiss footballer and referee (d. 1998).
(1919) Richard Webb: Bloomington, Illinois -- Actor (Invisible Monster, Git).
(1918) Oscar Luigi Scalfaro: 9th President of the Italian Republic.
(1918) Louis Roddis: Charleston EXecutives.
(1918) Dymock Brose: Australian astrologer.
(1918) Oscar Scalfaro: Italian politician, elected President of Italy 25 May 1992 in Rome, taking office 5/28/1992, 10:00 AM MDT.

(1917) Rolf Wenkhaus: German actor (Born 1917).
(1915) Richard Webb (actor)
(1915) Arnt Eliassen: Norwegian meteorologist who was a pioneer in the use of numerical analysis and computers for weather forecasting.
(1915) Richard Webb: American actor seen in some 60 films but whose best media was television, playing on more than 260 shows.
(1914) Hermann Bogel: Germany Military man.
(1914) John Passmore: Australian philosopher and academic (d. 2004).
(1913) Louis Robitaillie: Vescovato Military man.
(1913) Frederic Dongaitz: France sport Champion.
(1912) Kurt Sanderling Arys Germany: conductor (E Berlin Symphony 1960-77).
(1911) John Gorton: Australian politician, Prime Minister of Australia 1/10/1968 to 1971.
(1911) Paul Goodman: American author poet and playwright (d. 1972).
(1911) Hoyt Baur: American casting director.
(1910) Eva Schloffer: Daughter of the Austrian psychoanalyst Otto Gross and his wife Frieda, although her biological father was the Swiss Ernst Frick.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Jane Baxter [Feodora Forde]: Bremen, Germany -- Actress (We Live Again).
(1909) Kwame Nkrumah: Communist / Premier Gold Coast / President Ghana (1960-66).
(1908) Cesare Pavese: Italian writer, a novelist, critic and poet with a tormented personality.
(1908) Bernard Lorjou: French artist, painter of Expressionism and a founding member of the anti-abstract art Group "L'homme Témoin".
(1908) Yves Bourdos: Marmande EXecutives.
(1908) John Haeton: United States -- Bobsled (1928, 48 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1908) Shigekazu Shimazaki: Japanese admiral (d. 1945).
(1907) Leon Edel: American author and critic (d. 1997).
(1907) Maurice Roux: Oradour physician.
(1907) Pinky Tomlin Eureka Springs Arkansas: USA; singer/actor (Tip-Waterfront).

(1906) Pierre July: Vitry le Fran?ois EXecutives.
(1906) Ali Bara: Iranian-Turkish sculptor and educator (d. 1971).
(1905) Hussain Sha: Indian philosopher (d. 1981).
(1905) Joseph Levine: American film producer founded Embassy Pictures (d. 1987).
(1905) Brahmarishi Sha: Indian philosopher and poet (d. 1981).
(1904) William Andrew Hart
(1904) Arthur Laing: Canadian lawyer and politician 9th Canadian Minister of Veterans Affairs (d. 1975).
(1904) Feroze Khan: Indian-Pakistani field hockey player and coach (d. 2005).
(1904) William Hart: Scottish ecclesiastic, a Roman Catholic priest and Bishop of Dunkeld in 1955.
(1903) Edward Upward: British novelist and short-story writer (Born 1903).
(1903) Phyllis Whitney: Japanese-American writer who is the best-selling author of romantic suspense novels.
(1903) Gaston Bizard: Lille physician.
(1903) Lev Shankovsky: Ukrainian military historian (d. 1995).
(1903) Paul Souffron: France Writer.
(1903) Maurice Bleicher: France Scientist.
(1902) Ann Peterson: American astrologer, an early member of AFA from 1941.
(1902) Marcel Mouton: Mosles EXecutives.
(1901) James Blades: British musician, a percussionist; and radio and film sounds effects man.
(1901) Theophile Laennec: France Scientist.
(1901) Joannes Pompe: Dutch pathologist-anatomist, who described the type 2 glycogen storage disease Morbus Pompe.
(1901) Jürgen Wagner: German Nazi military.
(1901) Johannes Schmidt: German linguist (Born 1843).
(1901) Jurgen Wagner: Germany Military man.
(1900) James Hilton: British-American novelist whose first novel, "Catherine Herself," was published in 1921 when he was only 20 years old.
(1900) Narcisse Belle: France Painter.

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