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Famous Birthdays of 10 September

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

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2009 - 2000

(2006) Piratenpartei : German political party, founded 10 Sept 2006 in Berlin.

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1999 - 1990

(1998) Anna Blinkova: Russian tennis player.
(1997) Katie Betzing: YouTube Star.
(1996) Jack Gilinsky: Vine Star.
(1996) Kamil McFadden: TV Actor.
(1995) Matt Rife: Comedian.
(1995) Jack Grealish: Soccer Player.
(1995) Shak Ghacha: TV Actor.
(1994) MHD (rapper)
(1993) Ruggero Pasquarelli: Pop Singer.
(1993) Allicattt : Vine Star.

(1993) Ronan Lamy-Chappuis: French ski jumper specialist, competing at the 2014 Winter Olympic games aged 20, he is Jason Lamy-Chappuis cousin.
(1993) Arianna Henderson: YouTube Star.
(1993) Marcus Paige: Basketball Player.
(1992) Ayub Masika: Kenyan footballer.
(1992) Bryant Eslava: Photographer.
(1992) Toms Burkovskis: Music Producer.
(1992) Muhamed Besic: Soccer Player.
(1991) Lauren Daigle: Musician.
(1991) Boadu Acosty: Ghanaian footballer.
(1991) Kelsey Chow: Actress.
(1991) Hunter Hayes: Musician.
(1990) Chandler Massey: Soap Opera Actor.
(1990) Ahmad Al Mohammad
(1990) Haley Reinhart: Musician.
(1990) Marc Fitt: Model.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Matt Ritchie: English footballer.
(1989) Josh Balz: Pianist.
(1989) Lee Sawyer: English footballer.
(1989) Manish Pandey: Indian cricketer.
(1989) Sanjaya Malakar: American singer and American Idol finalist.
(1989) Jason Roberts: YouTube Star.
(1989) Mohammed Assaf: World Music Singer.
(1988) Coco Rocha: Canadian fashion model.
(1988) Jordan Staal: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1988) Jared Loughner: American murderer.

(1988) Golden Kurls: Instagram Star.
(1988) Jared Lee Loughner: American spree killer.
(1987) Nana Tanimura: Japanese singer-songwriter and actress.
(1987) Dan Benson: TV Actor.
(1987) Paul Goldschmidt: Baseball Player.
(1987) Alex Saxon: TV Actor.
(1987) Afrojac Afrojack: Musician.
(1986) Hiroki Uchi: Japanese singer and actor.
(1986) Ashley Monroe: Country Singer.
(1986) Traci Stumpf: Comedian.
(1986) Eoin Morgan: Irish cricketer.
(1985) Laurent Koscielny: French footballer (soccer player) who plays as a defender for Arsenal and the French national team.
(1985) Bakersfield (California)
(1985) Elyse Levesque: Canadian actress.
(1985) Aya Kamiki: Japanese singer-songwriter.
(1985) Shota Matsuda
(1985) J. R. Smith: Athlete.
(1985) Neil Walker: Baseball Player.
(1985) Aleksandrs Čekulajevs: Latvian footballer.
(1985) Matsuda Shota: Japanese actor.
(1985) James Graham: English rugby player.
(1984) Matthew Followill
(1984) Alban Ivanov
(1984) Sander Post: Estonian footballer.
(1984) Luke Treadaway: English actor.
(1984) Harry Treadaway: English actor.
(1983) Jérémy Toulalan: French football/soccer player who currently plays for AS Monaco in Ligue 1. His usual position is as a defensive midfielder, but he can also be utilized as a central defender.
(1983) Joey Votto: Canadian baseball player.
(1983) Aaron Kyro: YouTube Star.
(1983) Zoe Kazan: Actress.
(1983) Edwin Jackson: Athlete.
(1983) Fernando Belluschi: Argentinian footballer.
(1982) Emil Martínez
(1982) Misty Copeland: Dancer.
(1982) Javi Varas: Spanish footballer.
(1982) Charles-Andre Parny: French homicide victim, the son of Joseph Parnay.
(1982) Francesco Carrozzini: Photographer.
(1981) Filippo Pozzato
(1981) Germán Denis: Argentinian footballer.
(1981) Julie Gonzalo: Actress.
(1981) Jay Williams: Basketball Player.
(1981) Marco Chiudinelli: Swiss tennis player.
(1980) Adama Coulibaly
(1980) Caroline De Haas
(1980) Mikey Way: American bassist (My Chemical Romance).
(1980) Timothy Goebel: Evanston, Illinois -- Figure skater (1996 National Junior Champ).
(1980) Jayam Ravi: Indian Actor.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Jacob Young: American actor and singer.
(1979) Nikki DeLoach: Actress.
(1979) Andreas Aniko: Estonian footballer.
(1978) Björn Strid
(1978) Julia Goldsworthy: English politician.
(1978) Ramūnas Šiškauskas: Lithuanian basketball player.
(1977) Jaqueline Fleming
(1977) Caleb Ralph: New Zealand rugby player.
(1977) Conner Eldridge: Public Servant.
(1977) Stéphane Gaudin: French male with AIDS contacted from a contaminated blood transfusion February 1985.

(1976) Gustavo Kuerten: Brazilian tennis player.
(1976) Snežana Malović
(1976) Matt Morgan: American basketball player wrestler and actor.
(1976) Guga Kuerten: Brazilian tennis champion who won the Roland Garros on 7/08/1997 and 6/11/2000.
(1976) Gregory Robert Henderson: Dunedin, New Zealand -- 4k pursuit cyclist (1996 Olympics).
(1976) Vassilis Lakis: Greek footballer.
(1976) Marty Holah: New Zealand rugby player.
(1976) Reinder Nummerdor: Dutch volleyball player.
(1975) Kyle Bornheimer
(1975) Temple Taggart: Miss USA-Utah (1997, top 6).
(1975) Melanie Pullen: American photographer.
(1975) Dan O'Toole: Canadian sportscaster.
(1975) Viktor Kassai: Hungarian footballer and referee.
(1975) Michael Buble: Musician.
(1974) Ryan Phillippe: American actor.
(1974) Ryan Philippe
(1974) Bessie Bardot: Australian businesswoman author model television host and socialite.
(1974) Ben Wallace: NBA forward (Washington Wizards).
(1974) Nicolas d'Estienne d'Orves
(1974) Alain Rey-Bellet: Brother of ski champion Corinne Rey-Bellet.
(1974) Sandra Cacic: Croatian-American tennis player.
(1974) Jill Chartier: Miss Oregon USA (1996).
(1974) Mirko Filipovic: Croatian martial artist.
(1974) Boom Jinx: DJ.
(1974) Mohammad Akram: Pakistani cricketer and coach.
(1974) Mirko Filipović: Croatian mixed martial artist boxer and politician.
(1973) Mark Huizinga: Dutch martial artist.
(1973) Ghada Shouaa: Syria -- Heptatlete (1996 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1973) Ferdinand Coly: Senegalese footballer.
(1972) James Duval: American actor and producer.
(1972) Bente Skari: Norwegian cross-country skier.
(1972) Katarina Hasprova: Slovak singer.
(1972) Anurag Kashyap: Director.
(1972) Katarína Hasprová: Slovak singer and actress.
(1972) Mariano Bombarda: Soccer Player (ACV, FC Groningen).
(1972) Ghada Shouaa: Syrian heptathlete.
(1971) Carlo Silipo: Italian member of the National Men's Team of Water Polo who won a Bronze Medal at the Atlanta Olympics 7/28/1996.
(1971) Brian Earley: Fresno, California -- Diver (1996 Olympics).
(1971) Brandon Harrison: NFL wide receiver (SD Chargers).
(1971) Chris Oeding: Santa Ana, California -- Water polo driver (1996 Olympics).
(1971) Henry Thomas: Actor.
(1971) Joe Bravo: American jockey.
(1971) Alicia Grimes: YouTube Star.
(1971) Eric Stonestreet: Actor.
(1970) Ulrika Ericsson
(1970) Ménélik : Cameroonian-French rapper.
(1970) Julie Halard-Decugis: French tennis player who turned professional in 1986.
(1970) Tim Plester
(1970) Macy Gray: Musician.
(1970) Menelik: Cameroonian/French rapper.
(1970) Paula Kelley: American singer-songwriter (Drop Nineteens).
(1970) Dean Gorré: Surinamese footballer and manager.
(1970) Robert Green: NFL running back (Chicago Bears).
(1970) Julie Halard: Versailles, France -- Tennis star (1995 Prague).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Matt Geiger: American basketball player: center, Hornets.
(1969) Patti Ann Browne
(1969) Craig Innes: New Zealand rugby player.
(1969) Yaser Malik: Family Member.
(1969) Bob Spitulski: NFL linebacker (Seattle Seahawks).
(1969) Johnathon Schaech: American actor producer and screenwriter.
(1969) Ai Jing: Chinese-American singer and painter.
(1969) Rachel Hunter: Model.
(1968) Guy Ritchie: British film producer, said to be a risk-taker and a hard worker.
(1968) Big Daddy Kane: American rapper.

(1968) Andreas Herzog: Austrian footballer and manager.
(1968) Yvo Joordens: Soccer player (MVV).
(1968) Big Kane: Rapper.
(1968) Petter Bragee: Swedish TV producer.
(1967) Nina Repeta
(1967) Akshay Kumar: Actor.
(1966) Joe Nieuwendyk: NHL forward (Dallas Stars, Team Canada 1998).
(1966) Robin Goodridge: English drummer (Bush Spear of Destiny and Stone Gods).
(1966) Adam Sandler: Actor.
(1966) Ted Popson: NFL tight end (SF 49ers).
(1966) Kimble Anders: NFL fullback (KC Chiefs).
(1965) Brian Washington: NFL safety (KC Chiefs).
(1965) Allison Daughtry: Actress (Guilding Light).
(1965) Chip Esten: Comedian.
(1965) Constance Marie: Actress.
(1965) Joe Nieuwendyk: Canadian ice hockey player and manager.
(1965) Robin Goodridge: English rock drummer.
(1964) Jack Ma: Businessman.
(1964) Christine Cicot: Italian athlete, won the Bronze Medal in the over 72 kg class in Judo in the Atlantic Olympics 7/20/1996.
(1964) Donna De Lory
(1964) Edmund de Waal: English potter and author.
(1964) John Sununu: American engineer and politician.
(1964) Karl Wilson: NFL defensive end (Buffalo Bills).
(1964) Tim Harris: NFL defensive end (SF 49ers).
(1964) Peter Vogler: Australian baseball outfielder (1996 Olympics).
(1964) Gianni Averaimo: Italian champion water polo player he was on the team that made it to the Barcelona games in 1992.
(1964) John Sununu: American engineer and politician.
(1964) John E Sununu: American politician.
(1963) Randy Johnson (baseball)
(1963) David Titlow: rocker (Blue Mercedes-Rich and Famous).
(1963) Susan Gautier-Smith: TV producer.
(1963) Chris Coons: Politician.
(1963) Bill Stevenson: American drummer songwriter and producer (All Descendents The Lemonheads and Only Crime).
(1963) Randy Johnson: American baseball player: pitcher, Mariners.
(1963) Jean-Philippe Darondel: French race horse trainer and jockey, son of trainer Philippe Darondel, and brother of jockey Frédéric Darondel.
(1962) Esteban Toledo: Mexicali, Mexico -- Nike golfer (1991 Ben Hogan Reno-2nd).
(1961) Sedale Threatt
(1960) Colin Firth: Hampshire, England -- Actor (Femme Fatale, Hostages).
(1960) Harald Krassnitzer: Austrian-born actor.
(1960) David Lowery: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Cracker and Camper Van Beethoven).
(1960) Tim Hunter: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1960) Alison Bechdel: American author and illustrator.
(1960) Miranda Wilson: Nebraska, United States -- Actress (Sandra-Santa Barbara).
(1960) Alessandro Betti: Italian actor and comedian.
(1960) Amity Shlaes: Author.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Peter Nelson: American actor and producer.
(1959) Jim Meskimen: American voice actor and producer.
(1959) Michael Earl: American actor singer and puppeteer (d. 2015).
(1958) Siobhan Fahey: Irish singer-songwriter and producer (Bananarama and Shakespears Sister).
(1958) Chris Columbus: American film director.
(1958) Bradford Weston: American homosexual; died of AIDS early 1992.
(1958) Michael Desaro: American economist who worked for the U.S.
(1957) Andreï Makine: Russian-French author.
(1957) Alain Baraton: French master gardener.
(1957) Carol Decker: British singer.

(1957) Andrei Makine: Russian-born French author.
(1957) Brian Fitzpatrick in Upper Darby: Pennsylvania, USA; actor (Rick Alden - Loving).
(1957) Kate Burton: Geneva, Switzerland -- Actress (Ice Storm, August).
(1956) Johnny Fingers: Irish musician The Boomtown Rats.
(1956) Johnny Hickman: American musician.
(1956) Erick Zonca: French film director.
(1955) Pat Mastelotto: Rock drummer (Mr Mister).
(1955) Charlotte Lewis: Chicago, Illinois -- Basketball player (1976 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1955) Giannina Facio Franco: San Jose, Costa Rica -- Mrs Phillipe Junot.
(1955) Giannina Facio: Costa Rican actress, who has appeared in a number of films, especially those of her partner, British film director and producer Ridley Scott.
(1955) John Kricfalusi: Artist.
(1954) Clark Johnson: American actor director and producer.
(1954) Don Wilson: Houston Astros' pitcher, dies at age 29 of carbon monoxide poisoning.
(1954) Jackie Ashley: English journalist.
(1954) Jeffrey Combs: Actor.
(1954) Martha Nause: Sheboygan, Wisconsin -- LPGA golfer (1994 du Maurier Ltd Classic).
(1954) Lorely Burt: English politician.
(1953) North Korea
(1953) Mireille Dumas: French TV presenter and producer of Italian descent (by her mother).
(1953) Amy Irving: American actress from the age of nine months when she made her stage debut in "Rumpelstiltskin.
(1953) Marcelyn Louie: San Francisco sports Champions.
(1953) Yannis Bezos: Greek actor.
(1953) John Thurso: Scottish businessman and politician.
(1953) Amy Irving in Palo Alto: California, USA; actress (Yentl, Carrie, Crossing Delancy).
(1953) Alisher Usmanov: Businessman.
(1952) Vic Toews: Paraguayan-Canadian lawyer and politician 48th Canadian Minister of Justice.
(1952) Gerry Conway: Marvel comics writer (Punisher).
(1952) Medea Benjamin: American activist co-founded Code Pink.
(1951) Harry Groener
(1951) Michael Keaton: Actor.
(1951) Tom Wopat: Actor.
(1951) Peter Tolson: Rocker.
(1951) Alder Taylor: Rocker.
(1951) Albert R Wynn: (Rep-D-Maryland).
(1951) Sarah Coakley: English philosopher theologian and academic.
(1951) Alexander Downer: Politician.
(1951) Bob Shacochis: Novelist.
(1950) Joe Perry: American musician, the lead guitarist with "Aerosmith.
(1950) Joe Perry in Boston: Massachusetts, USA; rocker (Aerosmith - "Walking the Dog").
(1950) Rosie Flores: American singer and guitarist (Asleep at the Wheel and Screamin' Sirens).
(1950) Don Powell: England, United Kingdom -- Rock drummer (Slade).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Bill O'Reilly: American journalist and TV and radio personality, host of "The O'Reilly Factor" on Fox cable news since 1996 and "The Radio Factor" since 2002.
(1949) Patrick Proisy: French former professional tennis player best remembered for reaching the finals of the French Open in 1972, losing against Spaniard Andrés Gimeno in four sets.
(1949) Barriemore Barlow: Rocker (Jethro Tull).
(1949) Joe Theismann: Athlete.
(1949) Clarke Williams: American CEO of Century Telephone Enterprises, a conglomerate of small phone companies.
(1949) Daniel Pipes: Author.
(1949) Don Muraco: professional wrestler.
(1949) Babette Cole: English author and illustrator.
(1948) Margaret Trudeau: Canadian noted family, the daughter of a former cabinet minister and political wife of Pierre Trudeau from 4 March 1971 to 1976.
(1948) Tony Gatlif: Algerian-born director.

(1948) Bob Lanier: American basketball player and coach.
(1948) Zhang Chengzhi: Chinese historian and author.
(1948) Brian Donohoe: Scottish politician.
(1948) Judy Geeson: Arundei Sussex, England -- Actress (To Sir With Love, Berserk).
(1948) Charlie Waters: American football player coach and radio host.
(1948) Bob Lanier NBA center (Detroit Pistons: Milwaukee Bucks).
(1948) Charles Simonyi: Businessman.
(1947) Larry Gene Nelson: Fort Payne, Alabama -- PGA golfer (1980 Atlanta Classic).
(1947) David Pountney: English director and manager.
(1946) Michèle Alliot-Marie: French politiican, with several positions in her political career.
(1946) Jim Hines: American sprinter and football player.
(1946) Billy Preston: Musician.
(1946) Michele Alliot-Marie: French politician.
(1946) James R Hines: Dumas, Arkansas -- 4X100m relayer (1968 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1946) Patrick Norman: Canadian singer-songwriter.
(1945) Jose Feliciano: American musician blind from birth whose folks moved to New York when he was five.
(1945) Tom Ligon: New Orleans, Louisiana -- Actor (Joyride).
(1945) Rein van den Broek: Dutch trumpeteer (Ekseption).
(1945) Richard M Mullane: Texas, United States -- USAF / Astronaut (STS 41-D, STS-27, STS-36).
(1945) Tom Ligon in New Orleans: Louisiana, USA; actor (Joyride).
(1945) JosT Feliciano in Lares: Puerto Rico; singer/songwriter ("Light my Fire").
(1945) Mike Mullane: American colonel and astronaut.
(1945) Gerard Henderson: Australian journalist and author.
(1945) José Feliciano: Puerto Rican singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1945) Dennis Burkley: American actor director and producer (d. 2013).
(1945) Alphonso Jackson: Public Servant.
(1944) Sir Thomas Allen: English baritone.
(1944) Thomas Allen: English actor singer and academic.
(1944) Elisabeth Roudinesco: French academic historian and psychoanalyst.
(1944) Thomas E. Mann: Sociologist.
(1943) Neale Donald Walsch: American author.
(1943) Daniel Truhitte: American actor.
(1943) Garrett List: Composer.
(1943) Neale Walsch: American author of "Conversations With God, an Uncommon Dialogue," G.P.
(1942) Philippe Clevenot
(1942) Danny Hutton: Ireland -- Rock vocalist (Three Dog Night).
(1942) John Linder: Politician.
(1941) Stephen Jay Gould: American paleontologist (d. 2002).
(1941) Christopher Hogwood: English harpsichord player and conductor founded the Academy of Ancient Music (d. 2014).
(1941) Charles Vest: Educator.
(1941) Otis Redding: Musician.
(1941) Gunpei Yokoi: Japanese video game designer invented Game Boy (d. 1997).
(1941) Kim Casali: Cartoonist.
(1941) Stephen Gould: American paleontologist and university professor of geology at Harvard, the author of hundreds of science papers, book reviews and magazine articles.
(1941) Dennis Ritchie: Scientist.
(1941) Pyotr I Klimuk: Poland -- Cosmonaut (Soyuz 13, 18B, 30).
(1940) Robert Buell: American homicide, a serial rapist and molester, stalker and sexual exhibitionist and finally, a killer of two young girls.
(1940) Roy Ayers: American singer-songwriter keyboard player vibraphonist and producer.
(1940) Yevgeni Nikolayevich Khludeyev: Russia -- Cosmonaut.
(1940) Roy Ayers in Louisiana: USA; disco jazz artist ("Fever", "You Send Me").
(1940) Buck Buchanan: NFL defensive lineman (KC Chiefs), dies at 51.
(1940) Bob Chance: American baseball player (d. 2013).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Cynthia Lennon: British noted family, the first wife of John Lennon, married 8/23/1963 in the Mount Pleasant Register Office.
(1939) Artie Tripp: Rocker (Mothers Of Invention).
(1939) David Stratton: English-Australian film critic and television personality.
(1939) Greg Mullavey in Buffalo: New York, USA; actor (Tom - Mary Hartman, Rituals).
(1939) Reuven Rivlin: Politician.
(1939) Topham Brinton: English carpet magnate / multi-millionaire.
(1938) Franéois Archambault: Tours Journalist.
(1938) David Hamilton: English radio and television host.
(1937) Jared Diamond: American educator and Pulitzer Prize-winning author of the widely acclaimed "Guns, Germs, and Steel: the Fates of Human Societies.
(1937) Alun Edward Islwyn Pask: Rugby International.

(1937) Tommy Overstreet: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 2015).
(1937) Paul Martin Palombo: Composer.
(1936) Jean-Paul Comelin: French ballet dancer and choreographer; internationally known.
(1936) Robert Mahoney: American merchandise marketer and CEO in charge of Diebold Incorporated, a joint venture company with IBM that manufactures video rental machines and ATM's.
(1935) Pierrette Lalanne
(1935) Mary Oliver: American poet and author.
(1935) Paul van Vliet: Dutch cabaret performer.
(1935) John Palmer in Kingsport: Tennessee, USA; news anchor (NBC Weekend News).
(1934) Roger Maris: American baseball player, famous for setting a record unbeaten for 37 years until Marc McGwire eclipsed the record for the most home runs in a single season on 9/08/1998 with his 70th home run during the last game of the season.
(1934) Charles Kuralt: American broadcast journalist who won virtually every major award for TV journalism.
(1934) Yves Cuau: Boulogne-Billt Journalist.
(1934) Larry Sitsky: Australian pianist composer and educator.
(1934) Jim Oberstar: American educator and politician (d. 2014).
(1934) James L Oberstar: (Rep-D-Minnesota, 1975- ).
(1934) Vasil Kazandzhiev: Composer.
(1934) Charles Kuralt in Wilmington: North Carolina, USA; newscaster (On the Road).
(1934) Roger Maris New York Yankees player: home run champion (61 in 1961, American League Most Valuable Player 1960, 1961).
(1933) Karl Lagerfeld: German fashion designer living in Paris, he worked with model Inès de la Fressange.
(1933) Yevgeny Khrunov: Russian colonel and astronaut (d. 2000).
(1933) Yevgeny Vassilyevich Khrunov: USSR -- Cosmonaut (Soyuz 5).
(1933) Michael Novak: Philosopher.
(1932) Bruce Hershenson
(1932) Bo Goldman: American playwright screenwriter and producer.
(1932) Bruce Herschensohn: American broadcaster, media commentator and author who was the one time head of the U.S.
(1931) Philip Baker Hall: American actor.
(1931) Isabel Colegate: English author and agent.
(1931) L. Lionel Kendrick: Clergyman.
(1931) Philip Hall: American actor.
(1930) Carl Weschcke: American astrological publisher, the owner of Llewellyn Publications.
(1930) Eugene Suarez: American war photographer who served in the U.S.
(1930) Kenneth Kweku Sinaman Dadzie: Diplomat.
(1930) Aino Kukk: Estonian chess player and engineer (d. 2006).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Arnold Palmer: American champion golfer, businessman and TV commercial pitchman.
(1929) Mike O'Callaghan: American politician, 23rd Governor of Nevada.
(1929) Michel Bélanger: Canadian businessman and banker (d. 1997).
(1929) Michel Belanger: Canadian businessman and banker (d. 1997).
(1929) John Golding: English historian scholar and curator (d. 2012).
(1929) Pentti Siimes [Pentti Kalevi Siimes]: Helsinki, Finland.
(1929) Lasha : American jazz alto saxophonist, flautist, and clarinetist.
(1929) Akio Yashiro: Composer.
(1929) Tommy Leonetti: American singer-songwriter and actor (d. 1979).
(1928) Jean Vanier: Canadian philosopher and humanitarian founded L'Arche.

(1928) Jean Vanier: Canadian philosopher and humanitarian founded L'Arche.
(1928) Jacques Marette: French embalmer, who created the International Federation of Embalming in 1970.
(1928) Leo P[atrick] Kelley: United States -- Sci-fi author (Dead Moon, Vacation in Space).
(1928) Walter Martin: American minister and author founded the Christian Research Institute (d. 1989).
(1928) Roch Bolduc: Canadian civil servant and politician.
(1927) Gwen Watford: British actress (Body in the Library, Ghoul).
(1927) Johnny Keating: Scottish trombonist composer and producer (d. 2015).
(1926) George O'Brien: American military hero, a United States Marine Corps officer who received the Medal of Honor, the United States's highest military decoration, for his actions during the Korean War.
(1926) Khin Kyi: Burmese economist and scholar (d. 2013).
(1926) Beryl Cook: English painter and illustrator (d. 2008).
(1925) Roy Brown (blues musician)
(1925) Roy Brown: American singer-songwriter (d. 1981).
(1925) Boris Tchaikovsky: Russian pianist and composer (d. 1996).
(1925) Robert Mallet: Vichy EXecutives.
(1925) Dick Lucas: English minister and cleric.
(1924) Boyd Packer: American educator and religious leader 26th President of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles (d. 2015).
(1924) Boyd K Packer: American religious figure.
(1924) Ted Kluszewski: American baseball player and coach (d. 1988).
(1924) Louis Skena: France sport Champion.
(1923) Cliff Robertson: Actor.
(1923) Uri Avnery: Israeli writer, politician, publicist and founder of the Gush Shalom peace movement.
(1923) Glen Robinson: American businessman founded Scientific Atlanta (d. 2013).
(1922) Raymond Perat: French criminal, a gang leader who was sentenced to death and executed.
(1922) Yma Sumac: Peruvian singer (d. 2008).
(1922) Veikko Ennala: Finnish journalist, wrote for "Hymy" magazine breaking sex and other taboos in his articles; married twice, 2nd wife committed suicide.
(1921) Arnold Hendry: Scottish author and professor of Civil Engineering at the University of Edinburgh from 1964.
(1921) Cornelis A H Wagtho: Student / resistance fighter.
(1921) Joann Lõssov: Estonian basketball player and coach (d. 2000).
(1921) John Morris: American general (d. 2013).
(1920) Dale Maple: American pro-nazi soldier and convicted traitor.
(1920) Jean Lamboley: France sport Champion.
(1920) Egbert van Paridon: Dutch actor / director (Assault).
(1920) Fabio Taglioni: Italian motorcycle designer and engineer (Born 1920).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) John Noorda: Resistance fighter.
(1919) Lex van Delden: Dutch Composer / writer, dies at 68.
(1919) Robert Leighton: American astronomer and experimental physicist who spent his professional career at the California Institute of Technology.
(1918) Rin Tin Tin: German shepherd dog (d. 1932).
(1917) Armando Jimenez: Mexican writer.
(1917) Miguel Serrano: Chilean author and diplomat (d. 2009).
(1917) Franfo Fortini: Poet.
(1916) Niall MacDermott: Lawyer / politician.
(1915) Edmond O'Brien: American actor and director (d. 1985).
(1914) Ernst-Guenter Paris

(1914) Ernst-Guenther Paris: German professional astrologer and esoteric author, a sensitive and deep thinker.
(1914) Robert Wise: American director and producer (d. 2005).
(1914) Terence O'Neill: Baron O'Neill of the Maine English-Irish captain and politician 4th Prime Minister of Northern Ireland (d. 1990).
(1913) Olivier Hussenot
(1913) Lincoln Gordon: American academic and diplomat United States Ambassador to Brazil (d. 2009).
(1913) Zeph[ania L] Mothopeng: President South Afr Pan-African Congress (1986- ).
(1912) André Dassary: French singer, who is the father of the actress Évelyne Dandry.
(1912) William Everson: American poet, critic and publisher, known as Brother Antoninus.
(1912) Mary Walter: Filipino actress (Born 1912).
(1912) Andre Dassary: France Actor.
(1912) Basappa Jatti: Indian lawyer and politician 5th Vice President of India (d. 2002).
(1912) Brother William Oliver Antoninus Everson: Poet.
(1911) Nelly Omar
(1910) Jean Rusterholz: Florac EXecutives.

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1909 - 1900

(1908) Annie Ducaux: French actress, capable of a great range from tragedy to comedy.
(1908) Eva Adams: US Mint Director.
(1908) Waldo Wedel: American archaeologist and author (d. 1996).
(1908) Raymond Scott: American composer, bandleader, and inventor (b.
(1908) Angus Bethune: Australian soldier and politician 33rd Premier of Tasmania (d. 2004).
(1908) Raymond Harry Warnow Scott: Brooklyn, New York -- Orchestra leader (Your Hit Parade).
(1907) Alva Fitch: American general (d. 1989).
(1907) Leon Edel: Critic.
(1907) Alva R Fitch: American army officer (d. 1989).
(1906) Jacques Britsch: Broye Journalist.

(1906) Lambertus "Bertus" van Lyre: Composer / conductor (Hooglied).
(1906) Karl Wien: German geographer academic and mountaineer (d. 1937).
(1905) Maurice Recordier: Eygui?res physician.
(1904) Honey Craven: American horse rider and manager (d. 2003).
(1904) Ren? Dewatre: Bayonne Military man.
(1904) Max Shachtman: American theorist and politician (d. 1972).
(1903) Cyril Connolly: English author and critic (d. 1974).
(1903) Phyllis A. Whitney: Writer.
(1902) Toivo R Pekkanen: Finnish writer (Wegwerkers).
(1902) Guglielmo Algarotti: Italy sport Champion.
(1900) Juan Chabas: Spanish-born poet and writer.
(1900) Georges Martinaud: France Scientist.
(1900) James Hilton: Novelist.
(1900) Maurice Bucquoy: Dieppe physician.

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