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Famous Birthdays of 10 May

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 10th of May

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(2013) Taufaʻahau Manumataongo: Taufaʻahau Manumataongo of Tonga.

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2009 - 2000

(2006) Aidan Xiong: Dancer.
(2004) Alexis Gosselin: Reality Star.
(2004) Gosselin Sextuplets: American sextuplets featured in a cable TV reality program "Jon and Kate plus 8." The quads were, delivered by Caesarian, in their 30th week of gestation.
(2004) Aaden Gosselin: Reality Star.
(2004) Joel Gosselin: Reality Star.
(2004) Collin Gosselin: Reality Star.
(2004) Hannah Gosselin: Reality Star.
(2004) Leah Gosselin: Reality Star.
(2000) Shyann McClure: American actress and model.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Angel Gibbs: Dancer.
(1996) Tyus Jones: Basketball Player.
(1996) Kateřina Siniaková: Czech tennis player.
(1995) Missy Franklin: Swimmer.
(1995) Gabriella Papadakis: American-French ice dancer of pair skating, of Greek descent, training in Montreal (Quebec).
(1995) Julien Marchand
(1995) Yoan Garneau: Canadian singer-songwriter.
(1994) Nam Tae-hyun
(1994) Sam Callahan: Pop Singer.
(1994) Jamar Loza: Jamaican footballer.

(1993) Halston Sage: TV Actress.
(1993) Alejandra Guilmant
(1993) Meghan Marie: YouTube Star.
(1993) Tímea Babos: Hungarian tennis player.
(1993) Mirai Shida: Japanese actress.
(1992) Charice
(1992) Charice Pempengco: Filipino singer.
(1992) Zia Marquez: Filipino actress.
(1991) Ali Stephens
(1991) Shaun Ross: Model.
(1991) Marlon Webb: Vine Star.
(1991) Giorgos Machlelis: Greek footballer.
(1990) Karmen Pedaru: Model.
(1990) Ivana Spanovic
(1990) Lauren Potter: TV Actress.
(1990) Gia Gunn: Reality Star.
(1990) Kilo Kish: Rapper.
(1990) Ivana Španović: Serbian long jumper.
(1990) Josh Dugan: Australian rugby league player.
(1990) Salvador Perez: Baseball Player.
(1990) Zoranna Jovanovic: YouTube Star.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Lindsey Shaw: American actress.
(1989) Cameron Leahy: Pop Singer.
(1989) Taya Smith: Gospel Singer.
(1988) Mat Franco: Magician.
(1988) Adam Lallana: Soccer Player.
(1988) Sam Anderson: YouTube Star.
(1987) Anej Lovrecic: Slovenian footballer.
(1987) Wilson Chandler: American basketball player.
(1987) Anej Lovrečič: Slovenian footballer.
(1987) Emmanuel Emenike: Soccer Player.

(1987) Eileen April: Boylan; American actress.
(1986) Pentala Harikrishna
(1986) Emilio Izaguirre: Honduran footballer.
(1985) Odette Yustman: American actress.
(1985) Odette Annable: TV Actress.
(1985) Ryan Getzlaf: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1985) Hichkas
(1985) Jon Schofield: English canoe racer.
(1984) Flavie Péan
(1984) Kristyna Myles: British singer.
(1984) Edward Mujica: Venezuelan baseball player.
(1983) Pavel Eljanov
(1983) Maisey Rika: Folk Singer.
(1983) Natalia Zabala: Spanish beauty pageant contestant.
(1983) Gustav Fridolin: Swedish journalist and politician Swedish Minister of Education.
(1982) Jeremy Gable: American playwright.
(1982) Adebayo Akinfenwa: Soccer Player.
(1982) Daniel Harris: Australian rules footballer.
(1981) Humberto Suazo: Chilean footballer.
(1981) Nicky Whelan: Australian model and actress.
(1981) Samuel Dalembert: Haitian-Canadian basketball player.
(1980) Zaho
(1980) Nicolas Touzaint
(1980) Jurdan Martitegi
(1980) Namitha Kapoor: Indian actress.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Lee Hyori: South Korean singer.
(1978) Kenan Thompson: American actor.
(1978) Bruno Cheyrou: French professional footballer (soccer player), who played in the national team in 2002–2004.
(1978) Corri English
(1977) Nick Heidfeld: German Formula One driver.
(1977) Henri Camara: Senegalese footballer.
(1977) Amanda Borden in Cincinnati: Ohio; gymnast (World-silver-1994, Olympics-gold-1996).
(1977) Denise Ho: Hong Kong singer.
(1977) Chas Licciardello: Australian comedian.
(1977) Keith Murray: American singer (We Are Scientists).

(1977) Peedie Snipes: American male victim of progeria, the aging disease.
(1977) Sergei Nakariakov: Russian trumpet player.
(1976) Rhona Bennett
(1976) Kristen French
(1976) Steve Howard: Scottish footballer.
(1976) Stuart Braithwaite: Scottish musician (Mogwai).
(1976) Rachel Gordon: Australian actress.
(1976) Udo Mechels: Belgian singer.
(1976) Rob Malda: American internet writer/editor (Slashdot).
(1976) Aggeliki Tsiolakoudi: Greek javelin thrower.
(1975) Andrea Anders: American actress.
(1975) Adam Deadmarsh: Canadian-American ice hockey player.
(1975) Helio Castroneves: Brazilian race car driver.
(1975) Torbj?rn Brundtland: Norwegian musician (Royksopp).
(1975) Adam Deadmarsh in Trail: British Columbia, Canada; NHL center (Colorado Avalanche, Olympics-1998).
(1975) Shin Jung-hwan: Korean singer.
(1975) Torbjørn Brundtland: Norwegian singer-songwriter and producer (Röyksopp).
(1975) Hélio Castroneves: Brazilian race car driver.
(1974) Doc Gynéco
(1974) Quentin Elias
(1974) Sylvain Wiltord: French football player (winger) from Martinique, he won the 1998 FIFA World Cup and the 2000 European championship with the French team.
(1974) Catherine McCord
(1974) Séverine Caneele
(1974) Craig Hall (actor)
(1974) Janet Reasons in Port Orchard: Washington, USA; Miss America-Washington (1997).
(1974) Doc Gyneco: French rapper from Guadeloupe, formerly member of the band "Ministere AMER" (see: Stomy Bugsy).
(1974) Liu Fang: Chinese pipa player.
(1974) Grant Williams: NFL tackle (Seattle Seahawks).
(1973) Élodie Hesme
(1973) Jerome Williams (basketball)
(1973) Stephen Berra
(1973) Kevin McBride
(1973) Ollie le Roux: South African rugby player.
(1973) Jerome Williams: NBA forward (Detroit Pistons).
(1973) Rüştü Reçber: Turkish footballer.
(1973) Aviv Geffen: Israeli singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Blackfield).
(1972) Lisa Linde
(1972) Rédoine Faïd: French-Algerian gangster, son of a Maghrebi Muslim immigrant, who was influenced by American crime films such as Scarface, Reservoir Dogs and Heat.
(1972) Farrell Duclair: Canadian Football League fullback (Calgary Stampeders).
(1972) Emma Ridley: Hanpstead, England -- Actress (Return to Oz).
(1972) Radosław Majdan: Polish footballer.
(1972) Akili Johnson: NFL defensive back (Atlanta Falcons).
(1972) Rados?aw Majdan: Polish footballer.
(1971) Leslie Stefanson: American actress.
(1971) Ronnie Dixon NFL defensive tackle (Philadelphia Eagles: New York Jets).
(1971) Eric Stock: soccer player (NEC).
(1971) Andrei Kravtsov in Queensland: Australia; gymnast (Olympics-1996).
(1971) Monisha Kaltenborn: Indian-Swiss lawyer and businesswoman.
(1971) Craig Mack: American rapper and producer.
(1971) Ådne Søndrål: Norwegian speed skater.
(1971) Adne S?ndral: Norwegian speed skater.
(1971) Kim Nam-joo: TV Actress.
(1971) Adriano Giannini: Italian actor, son of Giancarlo Giannini and Livia Giampalmo.
(1971) Luan Krasniqi: Yugoslavian-born German boxer.
(1970) Gina Philips: American actress and producer.
(1970) Gabriela Montero: Venezuelan-American pianist.
(1970) Dallas Roberts: American actor.
(1970) David Weir: Scottish footballer and manager.
(1970) Andre Stolz in Brisbane: Queensland; Australasia golfer.
(1970) Perry Blake: Irish singer/songwriter.
(1970) Bob Carter: American voice actor.
(1970) Sally Phillips: British actress and comedienne.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Dennis Bergkamp: Soccer Player.
(1969) John Scalzi: American author and blogger.
(1969) Dennis Bergkamp in Amsterdam: Netherlands; soccer player (Ajax).
(1969) Pete Schourek in Austin: Texas, USA; pitcher (Cincinnati Reds).
(1969) Curtis Whitley NFL center (Carolina Panthers: Green Bay Packers, Oakland Raiders).
(1969) Judson Mills in Purcellville: Virginia, USA; actor (Hutch - As the World Turns).
(1968) William Regal: Wrestler.
(1968) Thomas Coville: French yacht racer who participated in significant offshore races and record attempts.
(1968) Erik Palladino: American actor.
(1968) Tatyana Shikolenko: Russian javelin thrower.

(1968) Al Murray: English comedian and television host.
(1968) William Regal (Darren Matthews): English professional wrestler.
(1968) Ed Sanders: British actor and television personality.
(1968) Julie Smith: Glendora, California -- Softball infielder (1996 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1967) Bob Sinclar
(1967) Young MC: English-American rapper producer and actor.
(1967) Nobuhiro Takeda: Japanese footballer and sportscaster.
(1967) Scott Brison: Canadian politician.
(1967) Jon Ronson: British journalist and author.
(1966) Imelda Chiappa: Italian professional cyclist who won the Silver Medal in the Atlanta Olympics 7/21/1996 in the road race.
(1966) Jonathan Edwards (athlete)
(1966) Jonathan Edwards: Britain -- Triple jumper (1992, 96 Olympics - Gold / Silver Medals).
(1966) Ilian Djevelekov: Bulgarian film director and producer.
(1966) Mikael Andersson in Malmo: Sweden; NHL left wing (Tampa Bay Lightning).
(1965) Linda Evangelista: Canadian supermodel.
(1965) Rony Seikaly: Lebanese-American basketball player: center, Nets.
(1965) Todd Kalis: NFL guard (Cincinnati Bengals).
(1965) Mike Butcher: Baseball player.
(1965) Rony Seikaly NBA center (Orlando Magic: Golden State Warriors).
(1965) Jim Schreiner in Kailua: Hawaii, USA; kayak (alternate-Olympics-1996).
(1964) Emmanuelle Devos: French actress, daughter of actress Marie Henriau.
(1964) Yves Castagnet: French organist and composer.
(1964) Dean Spriddle in Plymouth: England; Canadian Tour golfer (1994 Oak Valley).
(1964) Christiana Sinagra: Italian news figure when she named big-time soccer player Maradona as the father of her baby boy born on 9/20/1986.
(1963) Lisa Nowak: American commander and astronaut.
(1963) A Raja: Indian politician.
(1963) Debbie Wiseman: English composer and conductor.
(1963) Lisa M Nowak in Washington: DC; Lieutenant Commander US Navy/astronaut.
(1962) Garry Daley: keyboard (China Crisis-Christian).
(1962) Brad Soderberg: American college basketball head coach.
(1962) Joey Meyer: Baseball player.
(1962) Robby Thompson in West Palm Beach: Florida, USA; infielder (San Francisco Giants).
(1961) Bruno Wolkowitch
(1961) Danny Carey: American drummer (Tool, Pigmy Love Circus).
(1961) Johanna ter Steege: Dutch actress.
(1961) Teri Copley
(1961) Henry Arnold (actor)
(1961) Teri Copley in Arcadia: California, USA; actress (Mickey - We've Got it Made).
(1961) Randy Cunneyworth in Etobicoke: Ontario, Canada; NHL left wing (Ottawa Senators).
(1961) Randy Cunneyworth: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1961) Blyth Tait: England, United Kingdom -- NZ equestrian 3 day event (1996 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1960) Bono (U2)
(1960) Merlene Ottey: Jamaican / Italian running star (Olympics).
(1960) Victoria Rowell in Portland: Maine, USA; actress (Dr Amanda Bentley - Diagnosis Murder, Drucilla - The Young and the Restless).
(1960) Dean Heller: American lawyer and politician 15th Secretary of State of Nevada.
(1960) Bono : Irish singer with group U2 and social activist, raising millions of dollars as well as awareness of the poverty, famine and need for medical care that exists in many countries.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Victoria Rowell: American actress.
(1959) Danny Schayes: American basketball player.
(1959) Dan Schayes: NBA center / forward (Miami Heat, Orlando Magic).
(1958) Rick Santorum: American Republican Party politician.
(1958) Francis Vercamer
(1958) Ellen Ochoa in Los Angeles: California, USA; PhD/astronaut (STS 56, 66).
(1958) Yu Suzuki: Japanese creator of Virtua Fighter series.
(1958) Tauseef Ahmed: Pakistani cricketer.
(1958) Yvan Gradis: French writer, proofreader, painter, and draftsman; the founder of Résistance à l'Agression Publicitaire (R.
(1958) Vlada Divljan: Serbian singer-songwriter and guitarist (Idoli and Apartchiks) (d. 2015).

(1958) Ellen Ochoa: Astronaut.
(1958) Gaetan Boucher: Canadian speed skater.
(1958) Gaétan Boucher: Canadian speed skater.
(1958) Margaret Ward: LPGA golfer.
(1958) Jeannette Kohlhaas: LPGA golfer.
(1957) Sid Vicious: British musician, a punk rocker with the "Sex Pistols.
(1957) Phil Mahre: American skier who is a three-time World Cup Champ and winner of both the Silver and Bronze medals in the 1980 Olympics, one of the top 20 skiers in the world.
(1957) Steve Mahre: American skier who won the Men's Slalom at Squaw Valley, CA in 1980.
(1957) Phil Mahre in Yakima: Washington, USA; twin alpine slalom skier (Olympics-gold/silver-1980, 1984).
(1956) Bruno Madinier: French stage and TV films actor, widely known for his roles in the TV series: "Les Cordier, juge et flic" (with Pierre Mondy) and "Dolmen" (with Ingrid Chauvin).
(1956) Yves Jacques: Canadian actor.
(1956) Paige O'Hara: American Broadway singer and actress.
(1956) Vladislav Listyev: Russian television anchor and journalist (d. 1995).
(1955) Mark David Chapman: American murderer of John Lennon.
(1955) Rick Steves: American traveler, guide book author, and travel TV show series, the boyish, enthusiastic face is seen on the PBS series, Rick Steves Europe.
(1955) Laurent Spielvogel
(1955) Mark Chapman: American homicide; a schizophrenic, he shot and killed John Lennon outside the door of his New York brownstone on 12/08/1980, 10:50 PM EST, just hours after getting his autograph.
(1955) Bruce Hartzler in Washington: DC, USA; canoe (alternate-Olympics-1996).
(1955) Gonzalo Gutierrez Reinel: Peruvian diplomat.
(1955) Chris Berman: American sportscaster.
(1954) Petra Niehaus: German professional astrologer, publisher, editor of the astrological yearbook "Astrokalender-Sternenlichter" since 1984, author and Buddhist (Tibetan Buddhism).
(1954) F Charles Brunicardi: American surgeon.
(1954) Jeff Apple in Miami: Florida, USA; producer (In the Line of Fire).
(1953) Tito Santana: Mexican-American professional wrestler.
(1953) John Diamond: English journalist (d. 2001).
(1953) Barbara Moxness: LPGA golfer.
(1953) Lawrence Lau: Actor (Jamie Frame-Another World).
(1953) Christopher Curtis: Children's Author.
(1953) Steve Thomas: rocker (Shooting Star).
(1952) Wanderley Luxemburgo: Brazilian former soccer player; a coach who is considered one of the country’s best despite personal conflicts with others in the sport.
(1952) Sly Dunbar: Jamaican drummer (Sly and Robbie The Aggrovators The Upsetters and The Revolutionaries).
(1952) Sly Dunbar in Kingston: Jamaica; reggae drummer (Sly and Robbie).
(1952) Thomas Hamilton: Scottish psychopath, a suspected pedophile known locally as "Mr.
(1952) Kikki Danielsson: Swedish singer (Wizex Chips Kikki Bettan & Lotta and Kjell Roos Band).
(1952) Vanderlei Luxemburgo: Brazilian footballer and manager.
(1952) Manuel Mora Morales: Spanish director and writer.
(1951) Ron Banks: US R&B singer (Dramatics-Whatcha See is Whatcha Get).
(1951) Steve Gunderson American politician (Representative-Republican-Wisconsin: 1981-).
(1950) Natalya Bondarchuk: Russian actress and director.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Miuccia Prada: Italian fashion designer.
(1948) Miuccia Prada: Italian noted fashion designer.
(1948) Rosanna Benzi: Italian sufferer of polio who lived in an iron lung from the age of 14.
(1948) Christopher Gent: CEO (Vodafone Group).
(1948) Martin Carver: American accountant and CEO in charge of Bandag, a tire-retreading company.
(1948) Meg Foster: American actress.
(1948) Meg Foster in Reading: Pennsylvania, USA; actress (Sunshine, Cagney and Lacey).
(1947) Andrew Card: American government employee who has served under several presidents before becoming a cabinet member of the George W. Bush administration in 2001.
(1947) Caroline Cooney: American author.
(1947) Paul Nicholas Young: Architect.

(1947) Jay Ferguson in Burbank: California, USA; rocker (Spirit - "I Got A Line on You").
(1947) Thomas Tessier: American author.
(1946) Donovan : Scottish musician, a star from 1965 as a 19-year-old phenomenon when "Sunshine Superman" topped the charts.
(1946) Ahmed Abdullah
(1946) Maureen Lipman: British comedy actress who first came to attention in a short-lived comedy series, "A Soft Touch," July to September 1978.
(1946) Henri Ronse: Belgian director, manager.
(1946) Graham Gouldman: English guitarist and songwriter (10cc The Mindbenders and Wax).
(1946) Michel Suchod
(1946) Dave Mason (rock musician)
(1946) Diderik Wagenaar: Dutch composer and musical theorist.
(1946) Dave Mason: English musician (Traffic).
(1946) Graham Gouldman in Manchester: England; bassist (10cc - "No Milk Today").
(1946) Georges Beller: French radio producer.
(1945) Danielle Bousquet
(1945) Justice Laws
(1944) Marie-France Pisier: French actress and director born in Vietnam where her father was stationed, she is a member of a noted family.
(1944) Jim Abrahams: American actor, screenwriter, producer, director.
(1944) Jim Abrahams in Shorewood: Wisconsin, USA; director (Hot Shots, Top Secret).
(1944) Kathy Farrer: LPGA golfer.
(1944) Jackie Lomax in Liverpool: England; rocker ("Is This What You Want").
(1944) Bill Land: American astrologer.
(1943) Richard Darman: American economist.
(1943) David Clennon: American actor.
(1943) James Earl: Chaney; US civil rights activist.
(1943) Bruce Raymond: Jockey.
(1942) Pascal Lainé: French writer and philosopher.
(1942) Gilbert Aubry
(1942) Jacques Hondelatte
(1942) Youssouf Sambo Ba: Burkinabe politician.
(1942) Youssouf Bâ: Nigerien-Burkinabe educator and politician.
(1942) Ingram Douglas Marshall: Composer.
(1942) Chantal Goya: Vietnamese-born French singer (father called Deguerre and mother de la ViIlejégu) and actress.
(1942) Jim Calhoun: American basketball player and coach.
(1941) Mireille Delmas-Marty
(1941) Jean Kaspar: French miner, trade unionist, and politician, who served as secretary general of the CFDT (1988-1992).
(1941) Danny Rapp in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; rocker (Danny and Juniors).
(1941) Win Bischoff: CEO (Schroders).
(1941) Winfried Bischoff: German-English banker and businessman.
(1941) Aydın Gürkan: Turkish academician and politician (d. 2006).
(1941) Claude Robin
(1940) Wayne Dyer: American self-help author and motivational speaker.
(1940) Taurean Blacque: Actor (Neal Washington-Hill Street Blues).
(1940) William Cash: British Member of Parliament.
(1940) Wayne A Downing: retired United States Army general.
(1940) Arthur Alexander: American singer/songwriter ("Lonely Just Like Me").

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1939 - 1930

(1938) Marina Vlady: French actress, an exquisite blond of international fame.
(1938) Peter Davies: Major General / Director-General (RSPCA).
(1938) Juha Vainio: Finnish singer and songwriter.
(1938) Maxim Shostakovich in Leningrad: Russia; conductor (Atlanta Symphony).
(1938) Jean Becker: French director, screenwriter and actor.
(1938) Danièle Ajoret: French actress, primarily performing on stage.
(1938) Danielle Ajoret: Le Raincy Actor.
(1938) Manuel Santana: tennis player (US Open 1965).
(1938) Merritt Ranew: Baseball player.
(1938) Philip Gordon Winsor: Composer.

(1937) Jean Houston: American psychologist and author who was a top figure in humanistic psychology and research in the '70s.
(1937) Tamara Press: USSR -- Shot putter / discus thrower (1960 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1937) Arthur Kopit: United States -- Playwright (Day Whores Came Out to Play Tennis).
(1937) Jim Hickman baseball player (New York Mets: Brooklyn Dodgers, Chicago Cubs).
(1936) Gary Owens in Mitchell: South Dakota, USA; disc jockey/TV host (Laugh In, Gong Show).
(1936) Anthony Mullens: British Lieutenant-General (Deputy chief of defense).
(1936) Trevor Clay: General-Secretary (Royal College of Nursing).
(1936) Michael Stone: English broker / multi-millionaire (Man Group).
(1936) Timothy Birdsall: English cartoonist (d. 1963).
(1935) Larry Williams: American singer-songwriter pianist and producer (d. 1980).
(1935) Henry Fambroughl: American singer (The Spinners).
(1934) Cliff Wilson: Welsh snooker player (d. 1994).
(1934) William Lithgow: Scottish industrialist / multi-millionaire.
(1934) Kenneth Taylor: Canadian diplomat (d. 2015).
(1934) Gary Owens: Voice Actor.
(1934) Jayne Cortez: African-American poet, activist, small press publisher and spoken-word performance artist whose voice is celebrated for its political, surrealistic and dynamic innovations in lyricism and visceral sound.
(1934) Jeanine Basinger: American film scholar.
(1933) Françoise Fabian: Algerian-French actress.
(1933) Marianne E Payton
(1933) Barbara Taylor Bradford: English writer.
(1933) Jean Becker: French film director, son of Jacques Becker.
(1933) Jean-Claude Barreau: French essayist, journalist and politician.
(1933) Barbara Bradford: English-American author.
(1933) Marianne Payton: American astrologer; beginning her studies in 1978, she had her own computer by 1983.
(1932) Francoise Fabian: Hussein Dey Algeria, actress (Happy New Year).
(1932) Karthigesu Sivathamby: Sri Lankan author and academic (d. 2011).
(1932) Earl of: Rothes.
(1932) Michel Leblond: French soccer/football player and team manager.
(1932) Mafia Rex: Italian Mafia boss from age 18, after being given a start by his dad.
(1931) Ettore Scola: Italian screenwriter and director of TV and film.
(1931) Henri Simonet: Belgian politician.
(1931) Jean Salusse: French opera house executive.
(1931) Lord Michael Mustill [of Pateley Bridge]: Lord Justice of Appeal.
(1931) John Carmack: American lawyer and Mormon missionary, a general authority of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church) since 1984.
(1930) Fernand Picot: French cyclist, professional from 1953 to 1965.
(1930) George Smith: American physicist and engineer Nobel Prize laureate.
(1930) June Knox-Mawer: British radio host / Novelist (World of Islands).
(1930) Jacques Navarre: France sport Champion.
(1930) Claude-Marie Trémois: French film critic.
(1930) Guy Nosbaum: French rower who competed in the 1952 Summer Olympics and in the 1960 Summer Olympics.
(1930) Antonio Cifariello: Italian actor and documentarist, who started his career in 1950 as the lead actor, credited as Fabio Montale, in "La sposa che vestiva di bianco," a film which had several production issues and that was released only in 1953.
(1930) Scott Muni: American radio DJ (d. 2004).
(1930) Paul Bergeot: French businessman, head of Besserat de Bellefon champagne house.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Antonine Maillet: French-Canadian novelist and playwright.
(1929) Dick Attlesey
(1929) Richard Attlesey: American athlete, a champion in track and field events.
(1929) Jean Pollet: French figurative painter, rather unknown.
(1929) Brian Corby: CEO (Prudential).
(1929) Jacques Grimbert: Colombes EXecutives.
(1929) Kurt Allgeier: German professional astrologer and journalist.
(1929) Marquess of: Downshire.
(1929) Audun Boysen: Norwegian runner (d. 2000).
(1929) George Coe: American actor and producer (d. 2015).

(1928) Annabel Buffet
(1928) French presidential election 1981
(1928) Arnold Rüütel: Estonian agronomist and politician 3rd President of Estonia.
(1928) Marcel Rigout
(1928) Walter Yowarsky: American college and pro football player, a defensive and offensive lineman who played for the Washington Redskins, Detroit Lions, New York Giants, and San Francisco 49ers between 1951 and 1958.
(1928) Lothar Schmid: German chess player (d. 2013).
(1928) Arnold Ruutel: Estonian president.
(1928) Anabelle Buffet: French writer and singer.
(1927) Eva Knardahl: Norwegian pianist, with a noted career both as a child prodigy and adult performer.
(1927) Nayantara Sahgal: Indian author.
(1926) Hugo Banzer Suarez
(1926) Hugo Banzer: Bolivian general and politician 62nd President of Bolivia (d. 2002).
(1926) Duncan Watson: president (World Blind Union).
(1925) Stephen Bechtel: American engineer and corporate magnate; third generation of the Bechtel family leaders in the engineering and construction industry; chairman emeritus of the Bechtel corporation.
(1925) Edward Fursdon: British Major-General (defense council).
(1924) Louise Huber: German-Swiss astrologer and co-founder, along with her husband, of the Swiss School of Astrology in Zurich.
(1924) Maria Mauban
(1924) Marino Marini: Italian musician who achieved international success in the 1950s and 1960s.
(1924) Jacques Thieffry: France sport Champion.
(1924) Georges Lapassade: French philosopher and sociologist, who died on 30 July 2008 in Stains, Seine-Saint-Denis, France.
(1923) Heydar Aliyev: Azerbaijan general and politician 3rd President of Azerbaijan (d. 2003).
(1923) Margaret Field
(1923) Jean-Claude Pecker: French astronomer and astrophysicist, a professor at Collège d' France from 1964 to 1988.
(1923) Lancaster (Pennsylvania)
(1923) John Dugdal: Lord-Lt (Salop).
(1923) Georges Watin: French political activist, who joined the Organisation de l'armée secrète (OAS) ["Organisation of the Secret Army"], a short-lived French dissident far-right paramilitary organisation during the Algerian War (1954–62).
(1923) Otar Korkia: Georgian basketball player and coach (d. 2005).
(1923) Andr? Lhussier: Maubeuge physician.
(1922) Aimable (accordionist)
(1922) Nancy Walker: American actress, singer and comedienne, known for her diminutive size of 4' 11" along with a bull-moose voice.
(1922) Aimable : French musician, an accordion player.
(1922) David Orr: Deputy Chairman (Inchcape) / CEO (British Council, Unilever).
(1922) Fernand Aymé: French Resistance member, awarded the title of 'Compagnon de la Libération' (English: Companion of the Liberation).
(1922) David Azrieli: Polish-Canadian businessman and philanthropist (d. 2014).
(1921) René-Marill Albères
(1921) Rene Albérès: French writer.
(1921) Nancy Walker: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- Bounty ads / actress (Rhoda, McMillan & Wife).
(1921) Bert Weedon: rocker.
(1921) (Marill) Alberes: France Writer.
(1920) Josef Svoboda
(1920) Bert Weedon: English guitarist (d. 2012).
(1920) Basil Kelly: Northern Irish barrister judge and politician (d. 2008).
(1920) Jeff Cooper: American Handgun Expert (d. 2006).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) André Diligent: French politician, lawyer.
(1919) Alexander Rhea: Whitney EXecutives.
(1919) Louis Sen: A Kaw Surinam dam builder.
(1919) Tibor Sarai: composer.
(1919) Ella Grasso: (Governor-Democrat-Connecticut).
(1918) T Berry Brazelton: American pediatrician.
(1918) T Berry: Brazelton doctor (On Being a Father).
(1918) Margo: Singer (Golden Irish Favorites).
(1918) T Brazelton: American pediatrician and author.
(1918) Desmond MacNamara: Irish painter sculptor and author (d. 2008).

(1918) George Welch: American pilot (d. 1954).
(1916) Milton Babbitt: American composer and educator (d. 2011).
(1915) Denis Thatcher: English soldier and businessman Spouse of the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom (d. 2003).
(1915) Monica Dickens: English/US journalist/author, dies at age 77 (born 1915).
(1915) Salah Abou: Seif director.
(1915) Duke of: Sutherland.
(1915) Bert van Dongen [Abraham J Cohen]: Singer / impressionist / actor.
(1914) Lord Smith: British surgeon.
(1914) Charles McGraw New York City: New York; actor (Michael-Falcon, Smith Family).
(1913) João Villaret: Portuguese actor whose first movie, although a bit part, was released in 1936.
(1913) Gilberte Rougier: Clermont-Ferrand physician.
(1913) Aimé Paquet: St Vincent de Merc Politician.
(1913) Alan Gemmell: Scottish scientist, Professor of Biology at Keele University and a regular member of the panel on the BBC Radio Home Service (later BBC Radio 4) programme Gardeners' Question Time from 1950 for some 30 years.
(1913) Cornelius Pellenaars: Dutch cyclistand Coach.
(1912) Harold Myers: film journalist.
(1912) Erik Jorgensen: composer.
(1912) Raymond Seigneurin: Bergerac physician.
(1911) Roger Daval: St Ouen L'Auméne Writer.
(1911) Bel Kaufman: American author and educator (d. 2014).
(1910) Eric Berne
(1910) Jimmy Demaret winner of 44 golf tournaments: but not the Open.
(1910) Margot Turner: matron-in-chief (Army Nursing Service).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Maybelle Carter: American autoharp player (Carter Family and The Carter Sisters) (d. 1978).
(1909) Lord Collison: British union leader (agriculture workers).
(1908) Henry Diamond: Irish Nationalist Member of Parliament.
(1908) Carl Albert: American lawyer and politician 54th Speaker of the United States House of Representatives (d. 2000).
(1908) Arturo Tofanelli: Italy Writer.
(1908) Jan Verdoodt: Belgian Surrealist artist, painter.
(1907) Lenore Tawney
(1907) Harilaos Perpessas: Greek composer (d. 1995).
(1907) Freddie Spencer Chapman: British army officer (d. 1971).
(1907) Alfonso Prince of Asturias: Spanish infante, heir apparent to the throne of Spain from 1907 to 1931.

(1905) Virgilio Tommasi: Italian field and track star, a specialist in the long jump, the first in Italy to jump over seven meters.
(1905) Markos Vamvakaris: Greek singer-songwriter and bouzouki player (d. 1972).
(1905) Angus Paton: civil engineer.
(1904) Armand Solbach: French gymnast, an Olympic rings gym champion at Amsterdam games 1928.
(1904) Jor Schleicher: Germany Actor.
(1904) David Brown: English businessman (d. 1993).
(1903) Kay Petre: Early racing driver.
(1903) Otto Bradfisch: German economist jurist and SS officer (d. 1994).
(1902) David O Selznick: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania -- Producer (Gone With the Wind).
(1902) Joachim Prinz: Author / Rabbi of Berlin (1926-37).
(1902) David Selznick: American film producer who was among the top five "champion of champion" film makers for 22 consecutive years, from 1936-1958.
(1902) Anatole Litvak: Ukrainian-American director producer and screenwriter (d. 1974).
(1901) John Bernal: Irish-English crystallographer and physicist (d. 1971).
(1901) Max Fléchet: French business executive and politician, a former senator and mayor of Chazelles sur Lyon.
(1901) JD Bernal: British crystallographer (d. 1971).
(1901) Albert Dondeyne: Belgian philosopher / theologist.
(1901) Jacques Brunet: French senior official and banker, president and CEO of 'Crédit national' (1949-1960), and governor of the 'Banque de France' (21 January 1960 - 8 April 1969).
(1901) Max Flechet: Chazelles sur Lyon EXecutives.
(1900) Karl Ernst Krafft
(1900) Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin: English-American astronomer and astrophysicist (d. 1979).
(1900) Karl Krafft: Swiss-German astrologer, statistician and researcher said to have cast and studied more than 60,000 birth charts.

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