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Famous Birthdays of 12 March

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 12th of March

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2009 - 2000

(2008) Benjamin Vollenhoven: Dutch royal family, the third child and second son of Dutch Prince Bernhard and his wife Anette.
(2008) Braydon Wilkerson: American child of noted parents, actress Melissa Joan Hart and her husband musician Mark Wilkerson.
(2004) Darlene Vibares: Reality Star.
(2003) Andrea Brillantes: TV Actress.
(2001) Corrina Gill: American noted family, the daughter of country western singers Amy Grant and Vince Gill, who married on 3/10/2000.
(2001) Loana Schrempp: German noted family, the daughter of Jürgen Schrempp, the head of Daimler-Chrysler AG in Germany and his second wife, Lydia, 20 years younger than Schrempp.
(2000) Keeley Elise: YouNow Star.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Taylor Knight: Dancer.
(1999) Reno Rojas: Vine Star.
(1999) Sakura Oda: Japanese singer (Morning Musume).
(1999) Jessie Paege: YouTube Star.
(1998) Jordan Jansen: Pop Singer.
(1998) Conner Dennis: YouNow Star.
(1996) Aristo Sham: Hong Kong pianist.
(1996) Robert Bartczak: Polish footballer.
(1995) Kanon Fukuda: Japanese singer and voice actress (S/mileage Minimoni and Shugo Chara Egg!).
(1995) Parker Coppins: YouTube Star.

(1994) Tanveer K Atwal: American actress.
(1994) Tyler Jones: American actor and producer.
(1994) Tyler Patrick Jones: American actor.
(1994) Christina Grimmie: Pianist and singer/songwriter of YouTube fame as.
(1993) Ben Wilkinson: Family Member.
(1993) Anna Clendening: Vine Star.
(1993) JoJoe : Vine Star.
(1992) Clay Honeycutt: Reality Star.
(1992) Cian Bolger: Irish footballer.
(1992) Catelynn Lowell: Reality Star.
(1992) B Smyth: R&B Singer.
(1991) Felix Kroos: German footballer.
(1990) Lawrence Clarke: English hurdler.
(1990) Kai-Fabian Schulz: German footballer.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) AJ Rafael: YouTube Star.
(1989) Tyler Clary: American swimmer.
(1989) Richard Eckersley: English footballer.
(1989) Mark Sirõk: Estonian activist.
(1989) Siim Luts: Estonian footballer.
(1988) Ricardo Alvarez: Soccer Player.
(1988) Tyler Ward: Pop Singer.
(1988) Myles Weston: English footballer.
(1988) Konstantinos Mitroglou: Greek footballer.
(1988) Sebastian Brendel: German canoe racer.

(1988) Pietro Boselli: Instagram Star.
(1988) Elly Jackson: Pop Singer.
(1987) Chris Seitz: American soccer player.
(1987) Teimour Radjabov: Azerbaijani chess player.
(1987) Jessica Hardy: American swimmer.
(1987) Maxi Lim: Movie Actor.
(1987) Matt Webb: Guitarist.
(1987) Meg Turney: YouTube Star.
(1987) Omar Abdulrazaq: Syrian footballer.
(1987) Hiroomi Tosaka: Japanese singer and actor (Sandaime J Soul Brothers from Exile Tribe).
(1987) Rico Vonck: Dutch darts player.
(1987) Chris Stark: English radio host.
(1986) Ben Offereins: Australian athlete.
(1986) Chihiro Otsuka: Japanese actress.
(1986) Danny Jones: Guitarist.
(1986) Shares Oracle: Oracle, a corporation founded by Lawrence Ellison, develops and distributes software, especially database and applications software.
(1985) Bradley Wright-Phillips: English footballer.
(1985) Cissi Wallin: Swedish actress.
(1985) Binnaz Uslu: Turkish runner.
(1985) Stromae : Belgian rapper born to a Rwandan father (architect) and a Belgian mother.
(1984) Jaimie Alexander: American actress.
(1984) Rebecca Zamolo: YouTube Star.
(1984) Shreya Ghoshal: World Music Singer.
(1983) Atif Aslam: Pakistani singer.
(1983) Mikko Koivu: Hockey Player.
(1983) Nam Doh-hyeong: South Korean voice actor.
(1982) Tobias Schweinsteiger: German footballer.
(1982) Gaëlle Niaré: French athlete, a specialist in the high jump.
(1982) Samm Levine: American actor and producer.
(1982) Erick Stevens: American wrestler.
(1982) Zach Miner: American baseball player.
(1982) Grete Püvi: Estonian dressage rider.
(1981) Maurizio Lauro: Italian footballer.
(1981) Sid Lucero: Filipino actor.
(1981) Kristjan Makke: Estonian basketball player.
(1981) Chiwa Saitō: Japanese voice actress.
(1981) Peter Waterfield: English diver.
(1981) Holly Williams: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1981) Kenta Kobayashi: Japanese wrestler and kick-boxer.
(1980) Douglas Murray: Swedish ice hockey player.
(1980) John-Paul Lavoisier: American actor.
(1980) Jens Mouris: Dutch cyclist.
(1980) Ruth Hunt: Welsh activist and academic.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Jamie Dwyer: Australian field hockey player and coach.
(1979) Nidia Guenard: American wrestler and manager.
(1979) Shaun Rogers: American football player.
(1979) Edwin Villafuerte: Ecuadorian footballer.
(1979) Pete Doherty: Rock Singer.
(1979) Dado Kamissoko: French athlete, specializing in the 200m and 400m events.
(1979) Rhys Coiro: Italian-American actor.
(1978) Christianne Klein: American journalist and television personality.
(1978) Claudio Sanchez: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Coheed and Cambria Fire Deuce and The Prize Fighter Inferno).
(1978) Masuimi Max: American model.

(1978) Cristina Teuscher: New Rochelle, New York -- 4X200m freestyle (1996 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1978) Tara Mounsey: Ice hockey defenseman (USA, Olympics - 1998).
(1978) Arina Tanemura: Japanese mangaka.
(1978) Neal Obermeyer: American cartoonist.
(1978) Casey Mears: American race car driver.
(1977) Ramiro Corrales: American soccer player.
(1976) Panagiotis Bahramis: Greek footballer.
(1976) Zhao Wei: Chinese actress singer and director.
(1976) Arnaud Gourvennec: French youth, age 13 when he took a fall while playing in his room.
(1975) Todd Rock: American state legislator.
(1975) Herman Li: Cantonese guitarist.
(1975) Kelle Bryan: English singer.
(1975) Egidijus Juška: Lithuanian footballer.
(1975) Jennifer Kane: American accountant who worked at March and McLennan on the 100th floor of the World Trade Center in New York City.
(1975) Valérie Nicolas: French handball goalkeeper and former player of the French national team.
(1975) Annabel Port: English radio presenter.
(1975) Kéllé Bryan: English singer-songwriter and actress (Eternal).
(1975) Victoria Cabello: Italian television presenter, born to an Italian father and an English mother; she grew up in Valsolda, a small town in the province of Como, just a few kilometers from Switzerland.
(1974) Steve Price: Australia rugby league player.
(1974) Chris Carr NBA guard (Phoenix Suns: Minnesota Timberwolves).
(1974) Chris Parr: American basketball player.
(1974) Matt Barela: American wrestler and actor.
(1974) Chris Carr: American basketball player: guard, Timberwolves.
(1973) Louis Laros Dutch soccer player (Willem II: Vitesse).
(1973) Keif Bryant: NFL defensive end (Seattle Seahawks).
(1973) Antonio Banks: cornerback (Minnesota Vikings).
(1973) Gabriel Mendez: Australian soccer midfielder (Olyroos, Olympics - 1996).
(1972) James Maritato: American wrestler.
(1972) Alisa Castillo: Miss Nevada-USA (1996).
(1972) Hector Bustamante: Colombian-American actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1972) Hector Luis Bustamante: Colombian actor.
(1971) Dragutin Topić: Serbian high jumper.
(1971) Raul Mondesi in San Cristobal: Dominican Republic; outfielder (Los Angeles Dodgers).
(1971) Greg Hansell in Bellflower: California, USA; pitcher (Minnesota Twins).
(1971) Isaiah Rider NBA guard/forward (Minnesota Timberwolves: Portland Trail Blazers).
(1971) Isaiah Rider: American basketball player and rapper.
(1971) Max Cortés: Spanish porn actor and director.
(1971) Tony Eveready: American adult film actor.
(1970) Ray Prewitt: American actor.
(1970) Dave Eggers: American writer, editor, and publisher.
(1970) Roy Khan: Norwegian singer-songwriter (Kamelot and Conception).
(1970) John Nemechek: American race car driver (d. 1997).
(1970) Rex Walters: American basketball player and coach.
(1970) Stephanie Grant: American noted family and alleged daughter of actor Cary Grant and Cynthia Bouron Krensky, born a few years after Grant's separation from Dyan Cannon.
(1970) Michael Bankston: NFL defensive end (Arizona Cardinals).
(1970) Rex Walters NBA guard (Philadelphia 76ers: Miami Heat).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Beyazıt Öztürk: Turkish comedian actor and talk show host.
(1969) Muhammad Oliver: NFL cornerback / safety (Washington Redskins).
(1969) Karen Snelgrove in London: Ontario, Canada; softball pitcher (Olympics-1996).
(1969) Giuseppe Fiorello: Italian film and television actor, also known as Beppe Fiorello or Fiorellino.
(1969) Jake Tapper: American journalist and author.
(1969) Graham Coxon: German-English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Blur).
(1969) J P: Izquierdo; Canadian Football League slot back (Calgary Stampeders).
(1968) Tammy Duckworth: Thai-American colonel pilot and politician.
(1968) Dylan Carlson: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Earth).
(1968) Aaron Eckhart: Movie Actor.

(1968) Merton Hanks: NFL safety (San Francisco 49ers).
(1968) Bjarne Mädel: German actor since 2002.
(1967) Julio Valdés: Panamanian footballer and manager.
(1967) Irvin Smith: Canadian Football League cornerback (Montreal Alouettes).
(1967) Rowelle Blenman: WLAF cornerback / safety (London Monarchs).
(1967) Julio Dely Valdes: Panamanian footballer.
(1967) Jorge Valdés: Panamanian footballer and manager.
(1966) Alecia Stephenson in North Vancouver: British Columbia, Canada; softball shortstop (Olympics-1996).
(1966) Erich Fischer in Dinuba: California, USA; US Olympics water polo forward (Olympics-1992).
(1966) Grant Long NBA forward (Detroit Pistons: Atlanta Hawks).
(1966) John Thompson III: American basketball coach.
(1966) Grant Long: American basketball player; Forward, Pistons.
(1966) Akemi Okamura: Japanese voice actress.
(1965) Steve Finley: American baseball player.
(1965) Liza Umarova: Kazakh singer and actress.
(1965) Randy Dixon: NFL guard (Indianapolis Colts).
(1965) Liv Stoveland: Norwegian singer.
(1965) Steve Levy: American journalist and sportscaster.
(1965) Shawn Gilbert: American baseball player and coach.
(1965) Molly Van Nostrand in West Islip: New York, USA; tennis star.
(1965) Fran Harris: WNBA guard (Houston Comets).
(1965) Steve Finley in Union City: Tennessee, USA; outfielder (San Diego Padres).
(1965) Coleen Nolan: British singer.
(1965) Ivari Padar: Estonian politician.
(1965) Mirta Wons: TV Actress.
(1964) Tony Terry: rock producer (Tony Terry).
(1964) Francesco Piccolo: Italian writer, a novelist who won the Piero Chiara Prize 1997.
(1963) Joaquim Cruz: Brazilian runner.
(1963) Farahnaz Pahlavi: Iranian royalty, the daughter of Fara Diba and the Shaw of Iran.
(1963) Paul Way: English golfer.
(1963) Julia Campbell in Huntsville: Alabama, USA; actress (Opportunity Knocks).
(1963) Joaquim Carvalho Cruz: Brazil -- 800m runner (1984 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1963) Candy Costie: Seattle, Washington -- Synchronized swimmer (1984 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1963) John Andretti: Italian-American auto racer, the son of Aldo Andretti and nephew of Mario Andretti, in the CART racing circuit.
(1963) Princess Farahnaz: Pahlavi of Iran.
(1963) Ian Holloway: English footballer and manager.
(1962) Julia Campbell: American actress.
(1962) Gunde Svan: Swedish long jumper (1984, 88 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1962) Aleksandr Potashov: Belarusian race walker.
(1962) Darryl Strawberry in Los Angeles: California, USA; right fielder (New York Mets, Los Angeles Dodgers, New York Yankees).
(1962) Darryl Strawberry: Baseball Player.
(1961) Titus Welliver: American actor.
(1961) Joseph Facal: Canadian journalist and politician.
(1960) Kipp Lennon: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Venice).
(1960) Jason Beghe: American actor and critic.
(1960) Minoru Niihara: Japanese singer-songwriter and bass player (Loudness and Earthshaker).
(1960) Maki Nomiya: Japanese singer (Pizzicato Five).
(1960) Courtney Vance: American actor.
(1960) Courtney B Vance in Detroit: Michigan, USA; actor (Hamburger Hill).

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Mark Easton: Scottish journalist.
(1958) Phil Anderson: English-Australian cyclist.
(1958) Matt Millen: American football player and manager.
(1958) James Wilks: American athlete, played pro basketball from 1981-83, three seasons.
(1958) Debra Jensen: Orange County, California -- Playmate (January, 1978).
(1957) Jerry Levine: American actor and director.
(1957) Patrick Battiston: French football player, he belonged successively to the clubs of Metz, Saint-Etienne, Monaco, and Bordeaux.
(1957) Marlon D Jackson in Gary: Indiana, USA; singer (Jackson 5 - "Maybe Tomorrow").
(1957) Jerry Levine in New Brunswick: New Jersey, USA; actor (Born on 4th of July).
(1957) Frédéric Péchenard: French police officer and high civil servant with the Ministry of the Interior.

(1957) Marlon Jackson: American singer and musician (The Jackson 5).
(1956) Jean-Louis Perrier: French homicide; shot his wife to death at Avignon 10/26/1986, 4:30 PM.
(1956) Steve Harris: English bass player and songwriter (Iron Maiden).
(1956) Lesley Manville: English actress.
(1956) Dale Murphy: American baseball player coach and sportscaster.
(1956) Ruth Ozeki: Canadian-American priest and author.
(1956) Dale Murphy in Portland: Oregon, USA; Atlanta Braves slugger (two time National League Most Valuable Player).
(1955) Erminio Criscione: Italian homicide: he left his home and killed five people February 1992 in Switzerland.
(1955) Nicole Léger: Canadian politician.
(1954) Brad Bleidt: American embezzler.
(1954) Hubert Brun: French astrologer, author of the books "Rencontrer son ange par l'astrologie 4D" (Editions des anges, 2013) and "L’autre moitié du temps" (Ed.
(1954) Anish Kapoor: Indian sculptor.
(1953) Carl Hiaasen: American journalist and author.
(1953) Nelson Monfort: French television host and sports journalist on France Télévisions (the French public national television broadcaster).
(1953) Jean-Claude Mailly: French trade unionist, who has served as the secretary general of the 'Force ouvrière' (Workers' Force) since 2004.
(1953) Ron Jeremy: American entertainer primarily known as a porn star, he has appeared in more than 1,700 films and directed 250.
(1953) Labamba [Richard: Rosenberg]; rocker (Asbury Jukes).
(1952) Naomi Shihab Nye: American poet, songwriter, and novelist.
(1952) André Comte-Sponville: French philosopher, a proponent of atheism and materialism, but in a particular form, because of his spiritualistic aim.
(1952) Randy Stonehill: American singer-songwriter.
(1952) Naomi Nye: American poet songwriter and author.
(1952) Pierre Roy: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1952) David Azarian: A jazz pianist, Azarian was killed while changing a tire at approximately 9:55 PM on 3/29/2003 on Interstate 93 in Stoneham, MA.
(1952) Boris Gavrilov: Russian football player and manager.
(1952) Benjamín Félix: Mexican drug trafficker.
(1952) Charles Jamieson: Scottish actor and narrator, working as voice-over in TV, his strongest medium.
(1951) Caren Kaye in New York City: New York, USA; actress (My Tutor, Bambi - Blansky's Beauties).
(1951) Jack Green: Rocker.
(1950) Wheeler Winston Dixon: American filmmaker, critic and author.
(1950) Jon Provost: American actor.
(1950) Pia Giancaro: Italian actress and television personality.
(1950) Wheeler Dixon: American director critic and author.
(1950) Javier Clemente: Spanish footballer and manager.
(1950) Willie Duggan: Rugby football player.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Rob Cohen: American film director, producer and writer.
(1949) Glenn Chandler: Award-winning Scottish playwright and novelist.
(1949) Sara Lane in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Elizabeth Grainger - The Virginian).
(1949) Mike Gibbons in Swansea: Wales; rock drummer (Badfinger).
(1949) Mary Alice: Williams; news reporter (NBC-TV).
(1949) Natalia Kuchinskaya: Soviet gymnast.
(1949) Sara Lane: NYC, New York -- Actress (Elizabeth Grainger-The Virginian).
(1949) Bill Payne in Waco: Texas, USA; rock keyboardist (Little Feat - Time Loves a Hero).
(1949) Bill Payne: American singer-songwriter pianist and producer (Little Feat and Phil Lesh and Friends).
(1949) David Mellor: English journalist lawyer and politician Chief Secretary to the Treasury.

(1949) Charles Levin: American actor.
(1949) Moctesuma Esparza: Mexican producer and filmmaker.
(1949) Joel Colin: French homicide; he murdered the husband of his mistress.
(1948) Sandra Brown: American author.
(1948) Virginia Bottomley: Scottish politician, a Conservative Member of Parliament who returned at the General Election on 6/11/1987.
(1948) James Taylor: American singer and songwriter whose introspective and sensitive songs helped a generation through the transition period from the turmoil and dissention of the ’60s to the less politically oriented ’70s.
(1948) Les Holroyd in Oldham: England; rocker (Barclay James Harvest).
(1948) Dana Walden: rock keyboardist (Champaign).
(1948) James Taylor in Boston: Massachusetts, USA; vocalist/guitarist ("Up on the Roof").
(1948) Kent Conrad: American politician (Senator-Democrat-North Dakota).
(1947) Grégory Ken: French stage actor, singer, and guitarist, he played in the musicals (French versions of) Hair, Godspel, Jesus-Christ Superstar, and Mayflower.
(1947) Peter Harry Carstensen: German politician.
(1947) Mitt Romney: American businessman and politician, Republican Party candidate who won the November 2002 gubernatorial election in Massachusetts and who threw his hat in the 2008 race for the White House.
(1947) Jill O'Hara in Warren: Pennsylvania, USA; Broadway actress (Promises! Promises!).
(1947) Kalervo Palsa: Finnish painter (d. 1987).
(1947) Mary Harrold: American computer scientist and academic (d. 2013).
(1947) Peter Carstensen: German educator and politician.
(1946) Liza Minnelli in Hollywood: California, USA; singer/actress (Sterile Cuckoo, Cabaret).
(1946) Frank Welker: American voice actor.
(1946) Christian Pierret: French politician, a member of the Socialist Party, who was minister, MP of Vosges and mayor of Saint-Die-des-Vosges.
(1946) Peter Whalley: British television writer and author.
(1946) Serge Turgeon: Canadian actor and union leader (d. 2004).
(1946) Liza Minnelli: American singer and actress who won an Academy Award for "Cabaret" and an Emmy for her "Liza with a Z" television special (both in 1972) and three Tony's including one for "Flora, the Red Menace" in 1965.
(1945) Sammy Gravano: American organized crime figure.
(1945) George Jackson: American Black Panther Party figure (Born 1941).
(1945) Anne Summers: Australian feminine activist, one of the first people to lead a women's liberation group in her hometown of Adelaide, and to establish a women's refuge in Sydney.
(1945) Jim Sharman: Australian theatre and film director, producer and writer.
(1945) Hans van: Emden; Dutch guitarist (Les Baroques).
(1944) Ken Brown: American artist and film and animation teacher at Boston College from 1977.
(1944) Catherine Binet: French film director and editor, who died in Paris on 20 February 2006.
(1943) Plinio Cintra: Brazilian judge, representing the court system of Brazil.
(1943) Ratko Mladic: Bosnian infamous military commander in Screbenica.
(1942) Ratko Mladić: Serbian general.
(1942) Salvatore "the: Bull" Gravano; mobster (testified against Gotti).
(1942) Paul Kantner in San Francisco: California, USA; rock singer/guitarist (Jefferson Airplane - "White Rabbit", "Somebody To Love").
(1942) Shabnam Shakeel: Pakistani poet and author (d. 2013).
(1942) Jimmy Wynn: American baseball player and sportscaster.
(1942) Henri Cuq: French politician, a member of the National Assembly of France.
(1942) Ratko Mladic: Serbian military commander.
(1941) Claude Quittet: .
(1940) Albert Johanneson: Soccer star.
(1940) M Numminen: Finnish singer-songwriter and producer (Suomen Talvisota).
(1940) Al Jarreau in Milwaukee: Wisconsin, USA; jazz singer ("Moonlighting").
(1940) MA Numminen: Finnish singer and writer.
(1940) Al Jarreau: American jazz singer, widely known for singing the theme song to the hit television series, "Moonlighting.
(1940) Jean Larivière: French photographer and mixed media artist (watercolours and photography).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Charlie Brown: American hippie active in the sub-culture interest of the plight of the American Indians in San Francisco's days of flower-power.
(1939) Barbara Feldon in Pittsburgh: Pennsylvania, USA; actress (Agent 99 - Get Smart).
(1939) Lyndsie Holland: English actress and singer (d. 2014).
(1939) Jude Milhon: American hacker and author (d. 2003).
(1939) David Mlinaric: British interior director.
(1938) Lew DeWitt: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Statler Brothers) (d. 1990).
(1938) Dimitri Terzakis: Greek-German composer and educator.
(1938) Johnny Rutherford: American race car driver.
(1938) David Drew: English ballet dancer (d. 2015).
(1938) Norman Hogg: British Member of Parliament.

(1938) Tona Scherchen-Hsiao: Composer.
(1938) Piera Degli Esposti: Italian film actress, who has appeared in 32 films since 1966.
(1938) Karl Soderlund: Duluth, Minnesota -- Mr Sally Jesse Raphael.
(1938) Jessy Dixon: Gospel Singer.
(1937) Elizabeth Vaughan: Opera soprano (Victor-Victoria).
(1937) Valentīna Eiduka: Latvian javelin thrower and coach.
(1937) Diane Chechik: American writer, autobiography book on breast cancer that became a best seller.
(1936) Patrick Procktor: Irish-English painter and academic (d. 2003).
(1936) Lloyd Dobyns: American journalist and author.
(1936) Anthony Loehnis: vice chairman (S G Warburg and Co).
(1936) Lloyd Dobbins in Newport News: Virginia, USA; newscaster (NBC News Overnight).
(1936) Eddie Sutton: American basketball player and coach.
(1935) John Doherty: English footballer (d. 2007).
(1935) Helga Pilarczyk German soprano (Salome: Lulu).
(1935) Jacques Benveniste: French immunologist, who in 1979 published a well-known paper on the structure of platelet-activating factor and its relationship with histamine.
(1935) Valentyna Shevchenko: Ukrainian politician.
(1935) John Gross: Author (Age of Kipling, Dickens & 20th Century).
(1934) Virginia Hamilton: American author (d. 2002).
(1934) David Spenser: Sri Lankan-English actor and director (d. 2013).
(1934) Rudolph Agner: CEO (Consolidated Gold Fields).
(1933) Jesús Gil: Spanish businessman and politician, who served as Mayor of Marbella between 1991 and 2002, and presided for a 16-year tenure as president of the Spanish football club Atlético Madrid.
(1933) Barbara Feldon: American actress and model.
(1932) Michel G0Ma: Montcrabeau EXecutives.
(1932) Simo Hannula: Finnish artist, a painter, graphic designer, and sculptor, whose work is jovial and full of humor.
(1932) Andrew Young: American Protestant minister, civil rights activist and public official.
(1931) Herb Kelleher: American businessman co-founded Southwest Airlines.
(1931) Michel Clavel: French boxer, 1953-1958.
(1931) William "Buckwheat" Thomas: Actor (Little Rascals).
(1931) Knut Bohwim: Norwegian actor, executive producer, and director.
(1931) Henry's : French acrobat, tight-rope walker and jongleur.
(1931) Geoffrey de: Bellaigue; director (Royal Collection).
(1931) Robert Oakley: American diplomat whose 34-year career (1957–1991) as a Foreign Service Officer included appointments as United States Ambassador to Zaire, Somalia, and Pakistan and, in the early 1990s, as a special envoy during the American involvement in Somalia.
(1931) Billie ''Buckwheat'' Thomas: American actor (d. 1980).
(1931) Billie Thomas: American actor (d. 1980).
(1930) Stanko Horvat: Composer.
(1930) Scoey Mitchill in Newburgh: New York, USA; comedian (Barefoot in the Park, Rhoda).
(1930) Serge Marquand: French actor and film producer.
(1930) Vernon Law: American baseball player.
(1930) Robin Cavendish: Disabled campaigner.
(1930) Antony Acland: Provost of Eton / British ambassador (to US).
(1930) Win Tin: Burmese journalist and politician co-founded the National League for Democracy (d. 2014).
(1930) Vern Law: American baseball player coach and manager.
(1930) Bronco Horvath: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Lupe Anguiano: Mexican-American civil rights activist.
(1929) Win Tin: Burmese journalist.
(1929) Bernard Costello: United States -- Double sculls (1956 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1928) Roland Moyle: British deputy chairman (Police Complaints Authority).
(1928) Edward Albee in Washington DC: USA playwright (Virginia Woolfe, Zoo Story).
(1928) Phil Jones: principal (Trinity College of Music).
(1928) Therese Lavoie-Roux: Canadian politician and senator.
(1928) Emerson Kampen: American chemical engineer and CEO in charge of Great Lakes Chemical company.
(1928) Edward Albee: American director and playwright.
(1928) Aldemaro Romero: Venezuelan pianist composer and conductor (d. 2007).

(1927) Pol Vandromme: Belgium Writer.
(1927) Raul Alfonsin: Argentinean politician; a lawyer and a leader, he was elected President 10/30/1983 and took office 12/10/1983; 8:06 AM EDT, Buenos Aires.
(1927) Raúl Alfonsín: Argentinian lawyer and politician 46th President of Argentina (d. 2009).
(1926) Rolv Berger Yttrehus: Composer.
(1926) David Oliver: Williams; trade unionist (COHSE).
(1926) George R: Ariyoshi; American politician (Governor-Democrat-Hawaii).
(1926) Ronald Alley: art gallery manager (Tate Gallery).
(1926) Freddie Williams: Welsh motorcycle racer (d. 2013).
(1926) George Ariyoshi: American politician, he was Governor of Hawaii, a Democrat.
(1926) Gudrun Ure: British actress (Lady MacBeth, BBC Sorcerer).
(1926) Hildy Park in Washington: DC, USA; actress (To Tell the Truth).
(1926) John C[lellon] Holmes: US writer (Horn).
(1925) Georges Delerue: French composer of music for films which include "The King of Hearts," "Julia" and more.
(1925) Jean-Pierre Calvet: French singer and composer, a member of Les Compagnons de la chanson, a French vocal group from Lyon.
(1925) Louis Bobet: French cyclist and three-time winner of the prestigious Tour de France.
(1925) Harry [Maxwell] Harrison: United Kingdom -- Sci-fi author (Deathworld Trilogy).
(1925) Harry Harrison: American author and illustrator (d. 2012).
(1925) Arlette Donier: French resistance member, raped and murdered at age 15 by Guy Trebert.
(1925) William G: Whitehurst; American politician (Representative-Republican-Virginia).
(1925) Leo Esaki: [Esaki Reona] in Japan; physicist (Tunnel effect-Nobel Prize 1973).
(1925) Louison Bobet: French cyclist (Tour de France 1953-55), dies at age 58.
(1924) Valerio Bacigalupo: Italian soccer player.
(1924) Henri Rochon: Canadian tennis player (d. 2005).
(1924) Gaetan Annaloro: Tunisian boxer.
(1924) Mary Woods: English mathematician and computer programmer.
(1923) Joseph Weis: Jr.
(1923) Wally Schirra: American captain pilot and astronaut (d. 2007).
(1923) Walter Schirra: American astronaut who flew on Mercury 8 in 1962, making six orbits of the Earth; pilot of Gemini 6 in the first outer space rendezvous between two manned vehicles on 12/15/1965; with Gemini 7; and Apollo 7 in 1968, orbiting the Earth 163 times.
(1923) Hanne Hiob: German actress and screenwriter (d. 2009).
(1923) Clara Fraser: American activist co-founded Radical Women (d. 1998).
(1923) Clarence Hermsen: American athlete, he played pro basketball for six seasons, beginning in 1946.
(1923) Mstislav Rostropovich: .
(1923) Mae Young: American professional wrestler.
(1923) Hjalmar Andersen: Norway -- 1500, 5K, 10K speed skater (1952 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1923) Norbert Brainin: Austrian violinist with the Amadeus Quartet, an outstanding ensemble that was together for 35 years without any personnel changes.
(1923) Walter M Schirra Jr in Hackensack: New Jersey, USA; Captain US Navy/astronaut (Mercury 8, Gemini 6, Apollo 7).
(1922) Thomas Hugh: Eastwood composer.
(1922) Jack Kerouac: American writer and poet, the author of 21 books including "The Town and the City," 1950, "The Subterraneans," 1958 and "Big Sur.
(1922) Helen Parrish: Columbus, Georgia -- Actress (Hour Glass, Show Business).
(1922) Lane Kirkland: American sailor and union leader (d. 1999).
(1922) Joseph Kirkland: American labor union official.
(1922) Pierre Wuilleme: Vaires sur Marne Military man.
(1921) Gordon MacRae: American actor and singer, a popular musical comedy star of the '50s.
(1921) Ülo Jõgi: Estonian historian and activist (d. 2007).
(1921) Max de Metz: Dutch publisher / translator.
(1921) Ralph Shapey: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- Composer (Fantasy, Rituals).
(1921) Giovanni Agnelli: CEO (Fiat Automakers).
(1921) Albert Mac: East Orange Actor.
(1921) Ulo Jogi: Estonian historian and anti-Soviet activist (d. 2007).
(1921) Gianni Agnelli: Italian industrialist, the head of Fiat since 1966, an auto empire established by grandfather, Giovanni.
(1920) Françoise D'Eaubonne: French feminist, who introduced the term 'ecofeminism' (écologie-féminisme, éco-féminisme or écoféminisme) in 1974.
(1920) Serafino Biagioni: Italy sport Champion.
(1920) Jean Reimbold: French political activist, a leading member of 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).
(1920) Blaise Alexandre: French army officer, awarded the title of 'Compagnon de la Libération' (English: Companion of the Liberation) for his heroism.
(1920) Jules Traeger: Lyon 03?me physician.
(1920) Ray Still: American oboe player and educator (d. 2014).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Mike Stepovich: American lawyer and politician Governor of the Territory of Alaska (d. 2014).
(1918) Pierre-Jean Vaillard: French humourist, cabaret artist, satirical writer, and radio presenter.
(1918) James Bracken: race horse trainer.
(1918) Elaine de Kooning: American painter and academic (d. 1989).
(1918) Mario Feliciani: Italian actor and voice actor.
(1918) Pierre Vaillard: France Actor.
(1917) Donato Sanita: Italy Military man.
(1917) Googie Withers: Karachi, India -- Actress (1 of Our Aircraft is Missing).
(1917) Millard Kaufman: American author and screenwriter (d. 2009).
(1917) Tom Normanton: British Member of Parliament.

(1916) Christian Broda: Austrian lawyer and politician of the Social Democratic Party of Austria.
(1915) Willibald Bianchi: American lieutenant Medal of Honor recipient (d. 1945).
(1915) Willibald C Bianchi: American Army officer and Medal of Honor winner (d. 1945).
(1915) Alberto Burri: Italian Physician / sculptor / abstract painter.
(1914) Julia Lennon: English mother of John Lennon (d. 1958).
(1914) Jan Kapr: Composer.
(1913) Agathe von Trapp: Hungarian-American singer and author (d. 2010).
(1913) Yashwantrao Chavan: Indian politician 5th Deputy Prime Minister of India (d. 1984).
(1913) Theobaldo Depetrini: Italy sport Champion.
(1913) Pierre Laffont: Marseille EXecutives.
(1913) Teobaldo Depetrini: Italian soccer player and coach from Vercelli in the Province of Vercelli.
(1912) Karl Brecht: Germany Scientist.
(1912) James McKay: lord provost of Edinburgh.
(1912) Kylie Tennant novelist (Battlers: Lost Haven).
(1912) Irving Layton: Romanian-Canadian poet and academic (d. 2006).
(1912) Edgar Tafel: American architect (d. 2011).
(1912) Paul Weston: Springfield, Massachusetts -- Orchestra leader (Jim Nabors Hour).
(1911) Gustavo Díaz Ordaz: Gustavo Díaz Ordaz Bolaños was a Mexican politician and member of the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI).
(1911) Gustavo Diaz Ordaz: Mexican statesman (d. 1979).
(1911) Gustavo Ordaz: Mexican academic and politician 49th President of Mexico (d. 1979).
(1911) William Hitler: William Patrick Hitler was a nephew of Adolf Hitler.
(1910) Masayoshi Ōhira: Japanese politician 68th Prime Minister of Japan (d. 1980).
(1910) George Van Tassel: American UFO enthusiast who, at one time, held a yearly UFO conference at his private airport in Yucca Valley, CA.
(1910) Wilhelmus L: Reijers sculptor.
(1910) Roger L: Stevens producer (Giant).
(1910) Masayoshi Ohira: Japanese statesman (d. 1980).
(1910) Tony "Two-Ton" Galento: Orange, New Jersey -- Boxer / actor (On the Waterfront).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Michel Leduc: Aniche EXecutives.
(1908) Inez Courtney New York City: New York, actress (13th Man, Crime Ring, Raven).
(1908) Ulderico Di Aichelburg: Italy Scientist.
(1908) David lawyer and politician: 1st Chief Minister of Singapore (d. 1995).
(1908) David Saul: Marshall Singaporean statesman (d. 1995).
(1908) Rita Angus: New Zealand painter (Born 1908).
(1908) Mayme Kenny: American astrologer, taught at Los Angeles' First Temple of Astrology.
(1907) Arthur Hewlett: English actor (d. 1997).
(1907) Paul Lambert: Actor (Tom-Executive Suite), dies at 73.
(1907) Margaret Peggy McCrorie: Politician.

(1907) Dorrit Hoffleit: American astronomer and academic (d. 2007).
(1902) Joseph Courau: Libourne EXecutives.
(1902) Jean Mineur: French pioneer of cinema advertising.
(1901) Martin Plaa: France sport Champion.
(1901) Rudolf Bieber: Germany Military man.
(1900) Rene Levrel: France Painter.
(1900) Zoltan Vasarhelyi: composer.
(1900) Georges Linze: Belgium Writer.
(1900) David Croll: Queen's Council senator.

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