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Famous Birthdays of 13 April

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 13th of April

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2009 - 2000

(2002) Olivia Sanabia: TV Actress.
(2001) Julian DeGuzman: Dancer.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Liam Attridge: Pop Singer.
(1998) Pokediger1 : YouTube Star.
(1994) Chloé Trespeuch
(1994) Ariane Rinehart: Movie Actress.
(1994) Elvis Merzļikins: Latvian ice hockey player.
(1994) Ángelo Henríquez: Chilean footballer.
(1993) Giusy Buscemi
(1993) Tony Wroten: American basketball player.
(1993) Hannah Marks: American actress.
(1993) Leticia Bufoni: Skateboarder.

(1993) Lor Scoota: Rapper.
(1993) Jordan Payton: YouTube Star.
(1993) Melvin Gordon: Football Player.
(1992) Jett Travolta: American noted family, the son of actor John Travolta and his wife, Kelly Preston.
(1992) George North: Rugby Player.
(1992) Jessica Willis: Pop Singer.
(1992) Denis Kudryavtsev: Russian hurdler.
(1992) Hannah Pilkes: Vine Star.
(1992) Jet Travolta: Daughter of John Travolta and Kelly Preston.
(1992) Jordan Nichols: TV Actor.
(1992) Jessica Vanessa: Vine Star.
(1991) Dylan Penn: American model and actress.
(1991) Akeem Adams: Trinidadian footballer (d. 2013).
(1991) Ulises Dávila: Mexican footballer.
(1991) Kimario McFadden: Football Player.
(1991) Dylan Francis Penn: Los Angeles, California -- Daughter of Sean Penn and Robin Wright.
(1991) Josh Gordon: Football Player.
(1990) Lodovica Comello: TV Actress.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) ZionT : R&B Singer.
(1989) Nastassia Mironchyk-Ivanova: Belarusian long jumper.
(1989) Ryan Bailey: American sprinter.
(1988) Allison Williams (actress)
(1988) Anderson Luis de Abreu Oliveira: Brazilian footballer.
(1988) Anderson : Brazilian footballer.
(1988) Petteri Koponen: Finnish basketball player.
(1988) Kallie Flynn Childress: American actress.
(1988) Kallie Childress: TV Actress.
(1988) Allison Williams: TV Actress.

(1987) Megan Rossee
(1987) Massimiliano Pesenti: Italian footballer.
(1987) Brandon Hardesty: American actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1987) Allison Weiss: American singer-songwriter.
(1986) Lorenzo Cain: Baseball Player.
(1986) Andrea Edwards: American actress.
(1986) Michael Bingham: American-English sprinter.
(1985) Ty Dolla Sign
(1985) Carmen Carrera: Reality Star.
(1985) Joe Jo: YouTube Star.
(1985) Kerim Zengin: Turkish footballer.
(1985) Algo Kärp: Estonian skier.
(1985) Anna Jennings-Edquist: Australian actress director and playwright.
(1985) Ty Sign: Rapper.
(1985) Lee Newton: Comedian.
(1984) Julia Stone
(1984) Anders Lindegaard: Danish footballer.
(1984) Hiro Mizushima: Japanese actor.
(1984) Matthew Needham: English actor.
(1984) Jarmo Ahjupera: Estonian footballer.
(1983) Federica Felini
(1983) Schalk Burger: South African rugby player.
(1983) Nicole Cooke: Welsh cyclist.
(1983) Derek Nixon: American actor and producer.
(1983) Claudio Bravo: Soccer Player.
(1983) Hunter Pence: American baseball player.
(1982) Nellie McKay: English-American singer-songwriter and actress.
(1982) Janice Vidal: Hong Kong singer and actress.
(1982) Jill Vidal: Hong Kong singer and actress.
(1982) Tim Hamilton: Czech porn actor and model.
(1981) Courtney Peldon: American actress.
(1981) Gemma Doyle: Scottish politician.
(1981) Nat Borchers: American soccer player.
(1981) Bryan Scott: American football player.
(1980) Kelli Giddish: Soap Opera Actress.
(1980) Jana Cova: Czech pornographic actress.
(1980) Quentin Richardson: American basketball player.
(1980) Kyle Howard: American actor and screenwriter.
(1980) Colleen Clinkenbeard: American voice actress.
(1980) Wayne Purser: English footballer.
(1980) Alan Melikdjanian: Latvian-American actor director and producer.
(1980) Jason Maguire: Irish jockey.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Baron Davis: American basketball player.
(1979) Meghann Shaughnessy: American tennis player.
(1979) Davis: Basketball Player.
(1979) Murat Yıldırım: Turkish actor.
(1979) Síle Seoige: Irish television host.
(1979) Tony Lundon: Irish singer-songwriter producer and dancer (Liberty X).
(1979) Gréta Arn: Hungarian tennis player.
(1979) Monica Ivey: Miss Hawaii Teen-USA (1996).
(1978) Sylvie van der Vaart
(1978) Carles Puyol: Soccer Player.

(1978) Arron Asham: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1978) Nick Garrett: English singer (The Swingle Singers and Amici Forever).
(1978) James Jordan: English professional ballroom dancer.
(1978) Sylvie Meis: Dutch model and actress.
(1978) Raemon Sluiter: Dutch tennis player.
(1978) Keydrick Vincent: American football player.
(1978) Chris Sligh: American Idol finalist.
(1978) Kyle Howard: American actor.
(1978) Grace Murray: Tubbs; Miss Montana Teen-USA (1996).
(1977) Margus Tsahkna: Estonian lawyer and politician.
(1977) Jeff Stearns: American actor producer and screenwriter.
(1977) Amy Carnevale: American homicide victim, 14-years old when she was stabbed ten times by her boyfriend, 16-year-old Jamie Fuller, 8/23/1991.
(1976) Jonathan Brandis: American actor and director.
(1976) Glenn Howerton: American actor.
(1976) Patrik Eliáš: Czech-American ice hockey player.
(1976) Valentina Cervi: Italian actress.
(1976) Yoo Ji-tae: South Korean actor and director.
(1976) Patrik Elias: Czech ice hockey player.
(1976) Jonathan Brandis in Danbury: Connecticut; actor (Lucas Wolenczak - seaQuest DSV, Never Ending Story II).
(1976) Dan Campbell: Football Player.
(1976) Yu Ji-tae: South Korean actor.
(1975) Lou Bega: German singer who had a huge hit in 1999 with "Mambo No.
(1975) Karen Brunon
(1975) Bruce Dyer: English footballer.
(1975) Jasey-Jay Anderson: Canadian snowboarder.
(1975) Marta Russo: Italian homicide victim, a young university student who was shot in the head and killed on 5/09/1997, 11:42 AM at the University La Sapienza, Rome.
(1975) David Philip Hefti: Swiss composer and conductor.
(1975) Tatiana Navka: Russian ice dancer.
(1974) Valentina Cervi
(1974) Sergei Gonchar: Russian ice hockey player.
(1974) Ruben Östlund
(1974) David Zdrilic: Australian footballer and manager.
(1974) David Schurmann: Brazilian film director.
(1974) Darren Turner: English race car driver.
(1974) Sergei Gonchar in Chelyabinsk: Russia; NHL defenseman (Washington Capitals, Olympics-silver-1998).
(1973) Sébastien Chenu
(1973) Aaron Hayden NFL running back (San Diego Chargers: Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31).
(1973) Bokeem Woodbine: American actor and producer.
(1973) Nicolas Jalabert: French road racing cyclist, who turned professional in 1997 with the French team Cofidis.
(1973) Vesna Misirlic: Bosnian female, three months pregnant when she was shot by six sniper cartridges from Serb gunfire while running across the airport to flee, 5/13/1993, during the siege of Sarajevo.
(1972) Aaron Lewis: American musician, who is the lead vocalist, rhythm guitarist, and founding member of the rock group Staind, with whom he has released seven studio albums.
(1972) Carlos Mortensen
(1972) Mariusz Czerkawski in Radomsko: Poland; NHL right wing (Edmonton Oilers).
(1972) Dave Wohlabaugh: NFL center/guard (New England Patriots).
(1972) Mariusz Czerkawski: Polish ice hockey player and golfer.
(1972) Jeroen Thesseling pop bassist (Pestilence: Spheres).
(1972) Mike Kennedy in Vancouver: British Columbia, Canada; NHL left wing (Dallas Stars).
(1971) Alexandra Adi
(1971) Bo Outlaw: American basketball player: forward/center, Magic.
(1971) Franck Esposito: French swimmer, he won the bronze medal in the Butterfly 200m at the 1992 Olympics, and then represented France at the 1996, 2000, and 2004 Olympics.
(1971) Corey Yothers in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Off the Rock).
(1971) Danie Mellor: Australian painter and sculptor.
(1971) Dina Korzun: Russian actress.
(1971) Charles Outlaw NBA forward (Los Angeles Clippers: Orlando Magic).
(1971) Valensia : Dutch singer-songwriter guitarist and producer.
(1970) Rick Schroder: American child-to-adult actor, known for roles in "Silver Spoons," "The Champ," 1979, the TV mini-series "Lonesome Dove," and "NYPD Blue," where he appears as Det.
(1970) DeRon Hayes
(1970) Eddie Robinson NFL linebacker (Houston Oilers: Jacksonville Jaguars).
(1970) Monty Brown: American football player and wrestler.
(1970) Ricky Schroder: Movie Actor.
(1970) Gerry Creaney: Scottish footballer and manager.
(1970) Szilveszter Csollány: Hungarian gymnast.
(1970) Ricardo Rincón: Mexican-American baseball player.
(1970) Rick Schroder in Staten Island: New York, USA; actor (Ricky-Silver Spoons, Champ, Earthling).
(1970) Ramona Reuter: Miss New York-USA (1997).
(1970) Eddie Robinson: American athlete, line backer.
(1970) Ricardo Rincon: Mexican baseball player.
(1970) Szilveszter Csollany: Hungarian gymnast.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Heidi Goossens: Dutch pro judo contender who placed 18th thru 21st in the less than 2 kg.
(1969) Stephen Heywood: American carpenter and craftsman diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS known as Lou Gehrig’s disease) at age 29.
(1969) Dirk Muschiol: German footballer.
(1968) Jeanne Balibar
(1968) Toni Lee Jameson in Minneapolis: Minnesota, USA; team handball back court/twin sister of Tami (Olympics-1996).
(1968) Tami Lyn Jameson in Minneapolis: Minnesota, USA; team handball goalie/twin sister of Toni (Olympics-1992, 1996).
(1968) Ted Washington: NFL nose tackle (Buffalo Bills).
(1967) Dana Barros: American basketball player, a guard for the Boston Celtics.
(1967) Olga Tañón: Puerto Rican singer-songwriter (Chantelle).
(1967) Olga Tanon: Puerto Rican singer.

(1967) Michael Eisen: American biologist and academic.
(1966) Mando : Greek singer-songwriter.
(1966) Ali Boumnijel: Tunisian football player.
(1966) Marc Ford: American guitarist songwriter and producer (The Black Crowes and Burning Tree).
(1966) Rodney Smith in Washington DC 1495 pounds greco-roman wrestler (Olympics-1992: 1996).
(1965) Quinn Early NFL wide receiver (New Orleans Saints: Buffalo Bills).
(1965) Patricio Pouchulu: Argentinian architect and educator.
(1964) Caroline Rhea: Canadian-American perky-blonde actress and game show host.
(1964) Davis Love III: Professional Golfer.
(1964) Andy Goram
(1964) Laurent Neumann
(1964) Davis Milton Love III in Charlotte: North Carolina, USA; PGA golfer (1987 MCI Heritage).
(1964) Jose Rijo: Pitcher (New York Yankees, Cin Reds).
(1964) Page Hannah in Chicago: Illinois, USA; actress (Kate Riley - Fame).
(1964) Doug Strange in Greenville: South Carolina, USA; infielder (Seattle Mariners).
(1964) John Swinney: Scottish businessman and politician Deputy First Minister of Scotland.
(1964) Davis Love: American golfer and sportscaster.
(1963) Garry Kasparov: Soviet chess player and world champion after defeating A. Karpov in 1985.
(1963) Jaymz Bee: Canadian musician known from 1985 to 1994 for his work as lead singer of the group named Look People.
(1963) Mo Johnston
(1963) Nick Gomez
(1963) Mark Leiter in Joliet: Illinois, USA; pitcher (San Francisco Giants).
(1963) Gary Kimovich Kasparov: USSR -- World chess champion (1985- ).
(1963) Jan Willem van Ede Dutch soccer player (FC Utrecht: PSV).
(1962) Hillel Slovak: Israeli-born American guitarist (Anthym, What Is This?, Red Hot Chili Peppers) (Born 1962).
(1962) Dewey Jones: American publisher of the "West Hollywood Weekly.
(1962) Dave Miley: former baseball player and manager.
(1961) Michele Baraldi
(1961) Tammy Stephens in Arlington: Texas, USA; singer (Girls Next Door - Don't Be Cruel).
(1961) Hiro Yamamoto: American bass player and songwriter (Soundgarden and Truly).
(1960) Rudi Völler: German soccer/football coach and former player.
(1960) Olaf Ludwig: German cyclist and manager.
(1960) Lyn Brown: English social worker and politician.
(1960) Bob Casey: Jr.
(1960) Rudi Voller: German football coach.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Herr Seele: Belgian cartoonist, painter, writer, actor, media figure, piano tuner and piano collector.
(1959) Jodie Markell
(1959) Thierry Malandain
(1959) Vicki Witt Lansing MI: Playmate (Aug, 1978).
(1959) Bruce Hinckley: American homicide victim.
(1958) Hisako Manda: Japanese actress.
(1958) Randy Piper: heavy metal rocker (Wasp - "Wildchild").
(1957) Saundra Santiago: American actress, she appeared as a regular on TV's "Miami Vice" and "The Soprano.
(1957) Amy Goodman: American activist, host of Democracy Now.
(1957) Tony McLean: American impresario, President of Broadway in Boston, McLean is credited with contributing to the revitalization of the Theater District in Boston.

(1957) Wayne Lewis: keyboardist (Atlantic Star - "Touch a Four Leaf Clover").
(1957) Saundra Santiago in Bronx: New York, USA; actress (Gina - Miami Vice).
(1957) Gary Kroeger in Cedar Falls: Iowa, USA; comedian (Saturday Night Live, Return of the Shaggy Dog).
(1957) Dallas Moir: Maltese-Scottish cricketer.
(1957) Gary Kroeger: American actor.
(1957) Juan Revilla: Costa Rican astrologer, practicing astrology as his sole professional activity all of his life.
(1956) Michèle Bernier
(1956) Possum Bourne: New Zealand race car driver (d. 2003).
(1956) Peter 'Possum' Bourne: New Zealand rally driver (d. 2003).
(1956) Michael Nikolay: in the German Democratic Republic; gymnast (Olympics).
(1956) Edward Smiley: American art thief and map dealer.
(1956) Alan Devonshire: English footballer and manager.
(1955) Louis Johnson: American bass player and producer (The Brothers Johnson) (d. 2015).
(1955) Safet Susic
(1955) Francis Dannemark: Belgian novelist.
(1955) Denise O'Donoghue
(1955) Preston Reed
(1955) Philippe Lepoivre: French businessman and former engineer, owner of the website Astrotheme.
(1955) Hideki Saijo: Japanese singer.
(1955) Kabaka of: Buganda.
(1955) Ole Von Beust: First mayor of the city-state of Hamburg, from 2001 - 2010.
(1955) Ole von Beust: Mayor of Hamburg.
(1955) Louis Johnson in Los Angeles: California, USA; rock bassist/vocalist (Brothers Johnson).
(1955) Steve Camp: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1955) Lupe Pintor: Mexican boxer.
(1954) Jimmy Destri: American keyboard player and songwriter (Blondie).
(1954) Jimmy Destri rock keyboardist (Blondie - "Heart of Glass": Rapture).
(1954) Niels Olsen: Danish singer-songwriter and guitarist (Olsen Brothers).
(1954) Barbara Roche: English lawyer and politician Minister of State for Immigration.
(1953) Brigitte Macron
(1953) Dany Laferrière: Haitian-Canadian journalist and author.
(1953) Riccardo Azzurri: Italian pop singer.
(1953) Stephen Byers: English politician Secretary of State for Transport.
(1952) Marvin Webster
(1952) Erick Avari: Indian-American actor.
(1952) David Drew: English lawyer and politician.
(1952) Jonjo O'Neill: Irish jockey and trainer.
(1952) Ron Dittemore: American space administrator.
(1951) Peter Davison: Actor (Dr Who, Sink or Swim, Fiddlers Three).
(1951) Jack Quinn: American politician (Representative-Republican-New York).
(1951) Peabo Bryson in Greenville: South Carolina, USA; R&B vocalist ("I'm So into You").
(1951) Beatrix "Trixie" Schuba: Austria -- Figure skater (1972 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1951) Max Weinberg: American drummer (E Street Band and Jimmy Vivino and the Basic Cable Band).
(1951) Joachim Streich: German footballer and manager.
(1951) Peabo Bryson: American singer-songwriter and producer.
(1951) Leszek Borysiewicz: Welsh immunologist and academic.
(1950) Ron Perlman: Movie Actor.
(1950) William Sadler (actor)
(1950) Riff West: Rock bassist (Molly Hatchet).
(1950) Joseph Franklin: American serial killer (d. 2013).
(1950) William Sadler: American actor.
(1950) Terry Lester: American actor (d. 2003).
(1950) Bruno Seghetti: Italian terrorist in the Red Brigade who participated in the kidnapping and murder of premier Aldo Moro on 3/16/1979.
(1950) Terry Lester in Indianapolis: Indiana, USA; actor (Royce Keller - As the World Turns, Mason Capwell - Santa Barbara, Jack Abbott - The Young and the Restless).
(1950) Ron Perlman in the Bronx: New York, USA; actor (Quest for Fire, Beauty and the Beast).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Christopher Hitchens: English-American journalist and author (d. 2011).
(1949) Jean-Jacques Favier: French engineer and a former CNES astronaut who flew aboard the STS-78 NASA Space Shuttle mission.
(1949) Frank Doran: Scottish politician, a Member of Parliament, Labour representative.
(1949) Jay Crouse: American businessman, gallery owner, art dealer.
(1949) Jean-Jacques Favier in Kehl: Germany; astronaut (STS 78).
(1949) Len Cook: New Zealand-English mathematician and statistician.
(1949) Philippe Petit: Nemours, France -- Juggler / aerialist.
(1949) Ricardo Zunino: Argentinian race car driver.
(1948) Bruno Cuche
(1948) Sue Doughty: British politician.

(1948) Nam Hae-il: Chief of Naval Operations of Republic of Korea Navy.
(1948) Drago Jančar: Slovenian author and playwright.
(1948) Amy Robinson in Trenton: New Jersey, USA; writer/actress (Mean Streets).
(1948) Peter Swevel: Rocker.
(1948) Drago Jancar: Slovenian writer.
(1947) Agostina Belli: Italian film actress who has appeared in more than 50 films since 1968.
(1947) Richard Houck: American astrologer, pro since 1980, a lecturer and author of over 100 articles in astrological magazines.
(1947) Wolfgang Buehler: Pianist, psychologist, professional astrologer.
(1947) Jean-Jacques Laffont: French economist who was based in Toulouse, he inspired Nobel prize Jean Tirole.
(1947) Joseph Daul: French politician and Member of the European Parliament for the East of France.
(1947) Thanos Mikroutsikos: Greek composer & former minister.
(1947) Mike Chapman: Australian-English songwriter and producer.
(1947) Amaury German Aristy: Dominican Revolutionary, follower of Colonel Francisco Alberto Caamaño, and one of the leaders of the War of April 1965 in the Dominican Republic.
(1947) Rae Armantrout: American poet and academic.
(1946) Paul Barril: French military man who had service in France's special services unit.
(1946) Al Green: American singer and pastor.
(1946) Liliane Giraudon
(1946) Jim Pons: Rocker (Mothers Of Invention).
(1946) Christopher Strauli: English actor.
(1946) Al Green in Forest City: Arkansas, USA; singer ("Let's Stay Together").
(1946) Roy Loney: Rocker (Flaming Groovies).
(1945) Edwige Avice
(1945) Joseph Doucé
(1945) Tony Dow: American actor who is most known for his performance as Beaver's older brother in the 1957-1963 TV series, "Leave it to Beaver.
(1945) Lowell George: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Little Feat and The Mothers of Invention) (d. 1979).
(1945) Charles Robinson: American actor.
(1945) Bob Kalsu: American football player and lieutenant (d. 1970).
(1945) Ed Caruthers: American high jumper.
(1945) Tony Dow in Hollywood: California, USA; actor (Wally - Leave it to Beaver).
(1945) Carlos Gimenez: in Argentina/Venezuela; founder (Theater festival of Caracas).
(1945) Judy Nunn: Australian actress and screenwriter.
(1945) Stacy Johnson: American singer (Sharpees - "Tired of Being Alone").
(1945) Edward J Caruthers Jr in Oklahoma City: Oklahoma, USA; high jumper (Olympics-silver-1968).
(1945) Pasteur Douce: Belgian business owner of a bookstore that also served as a refuge for homosexuals and pedophiles, when he was kidnapped in July 1990.
(1945) Jorge Cervera: Mexican-American waiter, no longer employed after 1983 as he had Karposi's sarcoma.
(1945) Raymond van Geytenbeek: Dutch singer / drummer (Les Baroques).
(1944) Jack Casady: American bass player (Jefferson Airplane Hot Tuna and Jefferson Starship).
(1944) Philip Berg: American attorney who has filed several controversial lawsuits against government officials, including Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama.
(1944) Francesco Arese
(1944) Michael Saunders: Barrister.
(1944) Brian Pendleton Wolverhampton in West Midlands: England; rocker (The Pretty Things).
(1944) Jack Casady in Washington: DC; rock bassist (Hot Tuna, Jefferson Airplane).
(1944) Franco Arese: Italian runner.
(1944) Charles Burnett: American actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1944) Susan Davis: American social worker and politician.
(1943) Rory Marcato: American astrologer and member of NCGR and its research committee from 1970 becoming involved with its suicide research study.
(1943) Tim Krabbe
(1943) Billy Kidd: American athlete, an Olympic skier, he and Jim Heuga were the first two Americans to win medals in the Olympics Alpine Skiing event.
(1943) Philip Norman: English journalist author and playwright.
(1943) Eve Graham: rocker (New Seekers).
(1943) Bill Koch: US skier.
(1943) Tim Krabbé: Dutch writer with multiple talents and interests.
(1942) Margaret Somerville: Australian-Canadian attorney and professor and consultant, she specializes in medical ethics.
(1942) Bill Conti: American composer and conductor.
(1942) Bill Conti in Providence: Rhode Island, USA; composer (For Your Eyes Only, Rocky IV).
(1942) Ataol Behramoglu: Turkish poet and writer.
(1942) Ataol Behramoğlu: Ataol Behramoğlu Turkish poet and author.
(1941) Jean-Marc Reiser: French comics creator, known for attacking taboos of all kinds.
(1941) Jacques Remiller
(1941) Michael Brown: American geneticist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1941) Jim Barnes: American athlete, pro basketball player for seven seasons beginning in 1964.
(1941) Marjorie Yates: English actress.
(1940) J M G Le Clézio
(1940) Vladimir Cosma: Romanian composer and conductor.
(1940) Max Mosley: English race car driver and engineer co-founded March Engineering.
(1940) Mike Beuttler: Egyptian-English race car driver (d. 1988).
(1940) Jean-Marie Le Clézio: French author and professor.
(1940) J Le Clézio: French author and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1940) Lester Chambers in Flora: Mississippi, USA; vocalist (Chambers Brothers - "Time Has Come Today").
(1940) JMG Le Clezio: French novelist, Nobel laureate in Literature.
(1940) Jim McNab: Scottish footballer (d. 2006).
(1940) Jean Le Clezio: France Writer.
(1940) Lester Chambers: American singer-songwriter (The Chambers Brothers).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Seamus Heaney: Irish writer, Nobel Prize laureate.
(1939) Paul Sorvino: American actor singer and director.
(1939) Paul Sorvino in Brookyn: New York, USA; stage/screen actor (Law and Order, Reds, Goodfellas, A Touch of Class, That Championship Season, An American Millionaire, The Mating Dance, Skyscraper, King Lear).
(1939) Barbara-Rose Collins: American politician (Representative-Democrat-Michigan).
(1939) Wijnie Jabaaij: Dutch Member of Parliament (PvdA).
(1938) Frederic Rzewski in Westfield: Massachusetts, USA; composer (Spacecraft).
(1938) Klaus Lehnertz: German pole vaulter.
(1938) John Weston: English poet and diplomat.
(1937) Edward Fox (actor)
(1937) Lanford Wilson: American writer, one of the pioneering playwrights off Broadway in the early '60s who survived and won public acceptance for his 30 plays written in less that 20 years.

(1937) Tengku Hamzah: Malaysian politician, the longest serving member of parliament in Malaysia.
(1937) Peter M: Harris; Official Solicitor (Supreme Court).
(1937) Edward Fox: London, England -- Actor (M-Never Say Never Again).
(1936) Pierre Rosenberg: French art historian and essayist.
(1935) Lyle Waggoner: American actor.
(1935) Thorbjørn Berntsen: Norwegian politician of the Labour Party.
(1935) Peter Heap: Diplomat.
(1935) Kenneth Hayr: Air Marshal.
(1935) Lyle Waggoner in Kansas City: Kansas, USA; actor (Carol Burnett Show, Wonder Woman).
(1934) Reshad Feild
(1934) Horace Kay: US singer (Tams - "You Lied to Your Daddy").
(1934) John Muckler: Canadian ice hockey player coach and manager.
(1934) Siegfried Matthus: Composer.
(1933) Annie Hershey: American nurse, a professional astrologer from 1976.
(1933) Ben Nighthorse: Campbell; American politician (Senator-Democrat-Colorado).
(1933) Ben Campbell: American soldier and politician.
(1933) Heinz Schlumpf: Switzerland Actor.
(1933) Shani Wallis: Ireland -- Singer / actress (Oliver).
(1932) Dino Bruni: Italian cyclist, an Olympic champion at Helsinki, 1952.
(1932) Barney Simon: Theatre director / writer.
(1932) Karl Kroeger: Composer.
(1932) Orlando Letelier: Chilean-American economist and politician Chilean Minister of National Defense (d. 1976).
(1931) Robert Enrico: Italian-French film editor and director, noted family as the son of a champion cyclist.
(1931) Michel Deville: French filmmaker, a director, producer and screenwriter.
(1931) Dan Gurney: American race car driver and team owner.
(1931) Jon Stone: American composer producer and screenwriter (d. 1997).
(1931) Anita Cerquetti: Italian soprano (d. 2014).
(1931) Michael Burchill: Actor.
(1931) Beverley Cross: Playwright.
(1930) Sergiu Nicolaescu
(1930) Justice Harman
(1930) Charles Gallenkamp: American art gallery owner and author, he wrote a book on the Mayans.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Denis Huisman
(1929) Marilynn Smith in Topeka: Kansas, USA; LPGA golfer (1972 Pabst Open).
(1928) Alan Clark: English historian and politician Minister of State for Trade (d. 1999).
(1928) Jaroslav Mixa: Czech astrologer.
(1928) Gianni Marzotto: Italian race car driver and businessman (d. 2012).
(1927) Maurice Ronet: Nice, France -- Actor (Frantic, Sphinz, Circle of Love).
(1927) Walo Lüönd: Swiss movie actor, best known for his role in the movie The Swissmakers (Die Schweizermacher) along with comedian Emil Steinberger.
(1927) Bernard Mallet: French journalist and militant royalist.
(1927) Lord Wedderburn: of Charlton Queen's Council.
(1927) Antonino Rocca: Argentine professional wrestler (Born 1927).

(1927) Rosemary Haughton: English-American philosopher theologian and author.
(1927) Rosa Joyce Plesters Brommelie: Conservation Scientist.
(1927) Mari Blanchard in Long Beach: California, USA; actress (Kathy - Klondike).
(1926) John Spencer-Churchill: 11th Duke of Marlborough English businessman (d. 2014).
(1926) 11th Duke of Marlborough: English large landowner.
(1926) Ellie Lambeti: Greek actress (Born 1926).
(1926) Don [James Yarmy] Adams in New York City: New York, USA; actor/comedian (Maxwell Smart - Get Smart, Check it Out).
(1925) Hilda Dianda: Composer.
(1925) Frank Neville Hosband Robinson: Physicist.
(1924) Stanley Donen: South Carolina, United States -- Film director / producer (Bedazzled, Damn Yankees).
(1924) John Biggers: American painter (d. 2001).
(1924) Jack Chick: American author illustrator and publisher.
(1924) Jacques Lavot: French architect and town planner who died on 15 February 2003.
(1923) Frank Westmore: American cosmetician who was a make-up man for big movies with the House of Westmore Beauty Salon.
(1923) Don Adams: American actor and comedian (d. 2005).
(1923) Per Kleppe: Norwegian economist and politician of the Labour Party.
(1923) A Halsey: English sociologist and academic (d. 2014).
(1923) Stanley Tanger: American businessman and philanthropist founded the Tanger Factory Outlet Centers (d. 2010).
(1922) Jean Topart
(1922) John Braine: English librarian and author (d. 1986).
(1922) Heinz Baas: German footballer and manager (d. 1994).
(1922) Valve Pormeister: Estonian architect (d. 2002).
(1922) Julius Nyerere: Tanzanian educator and politician 1st President of Tanzania (d. 1999).
(1922) Jacques Thomas: France sport Champion.
(1921) Baron Thyssen-Bornemisza: industrialist.
(1921) Pierre Dumas: Lyon 6?me physician.
(1921) Carlo Prosperi: composer.
(1921) Maxwell Henley Harris: Australian poet / publisher (Gift of Blood).
(1921) James Wilson: British Lieutenant-General.
(1921) Hans Thyssen-Bornemisza: Dutch-Swiss art collector and businessman (d. 2002).
(1920) Roberto Calvi: Director (Banco Ambrosiano), hangs himself.
(1920) John LaPorta: American clarinet player and saxophonist (d. 2004).
(1920) Liam Cosgrave: Irish lawyer and politician 6th Taoiseach of Ireland.
(1920) Roberto Calvi: Italian financier called "God's Banker" as he was involved in the world of Catholic finance and the Christian Democratic.
(1920) Claude Cheysson: French Socialist politician who served as Foreign Minister in the government of Pierre Mauroy from 1981 to 1984.
(1920) Neville Brand: American actor on-screen from 1949 in character roles, including "Stalag 17," "Birdman of Alcatraz," "Psychic Killer," and "Swamp Beast," which was produced by Al Fast in 1977.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Madalyn Murray O'Hair
(1919) Howard Keel: American actor and singer (d. 2004).
(1919) Rene Gallice
(1919) Roland Gaucher: French journalist and politician (d. 2007).
(1919) Phil Tonken: American radio and television announcer (d. 2000).
(1919) Madalyn O'Hair: American atheist, activist and author.
(1918) Audrey Barker: writer.
(1917) Robert O Anderson: American businessman (d. 2007).
(1917) Howard Keel: Illinois, United States -- Actor / singer (7 Brides for 7 Brothers, Kiss Me Kate).
(1917) Robert Anderson: American entrepreneur and corporate executive, self-made oil magnate and cattle baron who took over the direction of the Atlantic Richfield Corporation as chairman of the board and moved it from a regional oil and gas refiner to one of the largest American corporations with moves unmatched in American business for longevity and unorthodoxy.

(1917) Bill Clements: American politician, who served as the 42nd and 44th governor of Texas from 1979 to 1983 and again from 1987 to 1991.
(1917) dean Favreau: Libourne Military man.
(1916) Phyllis Fraser: American actress journalist and publisher co-founded Beginner Books (d. 2006).
(1916) Phyllis Fraser Cerf Wagner: American actress, journalist, and publisher (d. 2006).
(1915) Bert [Albert L F] Peleman [Dirk Dyckmans]: Flemish writer.
(1915) Stephan Hermlin: writer.
(1915) Stephen Roberts: CEO (British Milk Marketing Board).
(1915) Tom Greenshields: sculptor.
(1915) R N Coote: Bishop (Colchester).
(1914) Pierre Tuffet: Pouzauges Military man.
(1914) Orhan Kanık: Turkish poet and author (d. 1950).
(1913) David Donald Albritton: Danville, Alabama -- High jumper (1936 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1913) Bernard Chacksfield: Air Vice-Marshal.
(1913) Kermit Tyler: American lieutenant and pilot (d. 2010).
(1913) Dave Albritton: American high jumper and coach (d. 1994).
(1912) Milos Sadlo
(1912) Roy Winsor: Chicago, Illinois -- Producer (Search for Tomorrow, Love of Life).
(1911) Jean-Louis Levesque: Canadian entrepreneur and philanthropist (d. 1994).
(1911) Nino Sanzogno: Italian conductor and composer (d. 1983).
(1911) Jean-Louis Lévesque: Canadian businessman and philanthropist (d. 1994).
(1911) Ico Hitrec: Croatian footballer and manager (d. 1946).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Eudora Welty: American short-story writer and novelist whose work is mainly focused with great precision on the regional manners of people inhabiting a small Mississippi town that resembles her own birthplace and the Delta country.
(1909) Stanislaw Ulam: Ukrainian-American mathematician and academic (d. 1984).
(1909) Jan Veldkamp: Dutch geophysicist / director (KNMI).
(1909) Stanislaw Marcin Ulam: Polish mathematician (d. 1984).
(1909) Mervyn Hugh: Cowie willife conservationist.
(1908) georges Desse: Villedieu/L'Indre physician.
(1908) Ren? Decock: Annappes EXecutives.
(1907) Harold Stassen: American politician, the three-time Governor of Minnesota from 1948.
(1907) Harold Stassen West Saint Paul Minnesota: (Governor-Republican-Minnesota) perennial presidential candidate.
(1906) Samuel Beckett: Irish author of prose, fiction and avant-garde plays, who established the contemporary theater of the absurd with his surrealistic "Waiting for Godot.

(1906) Bud Freeman: American jazz musician (Born 1906).
(1906) Klaudia Taev: Estonian opera singer and educator (d. 1985).
(1906) Ed Hamm: American long jumper and coach (d. 1982).
(1906) Bud Freeman: American saxophonist composer and bandleader (d. 1991).
(1906) Peter Dahr: Germany Scientist.
(1906) Budd [Lawrence]: Freeman US jazz saxophonist (Eel).
(1905) Pierre Schneiter
(1905) Jacques Basset: Mauriac Military man.
(1904) Yveq Congar: Sedan Writer.
(1904) Yves Congar: French Dominican friar, Catholic priest and theologian.
(1904) Vincent Paschetta: Nice physician.
(1904) David Robinson: English businessman and philanthropist (d. 1987).
(1904) Georges Yves: Marie Congar dominican Theologian cardinal.
(1904) Sir David Robinson: British philanthropist and entrepreneur (d. 1987).
(1903) Rex Evans: Actor (Frankenstein meets the Wolfman, Zara, Matchmaker).
(1902) Philippe de Rothschild: Bordeaux Vineyard manager, dies in Paris, France at age 86 (born 1902).
(1902) Duke of: Marlborough.
(1902) Philippe Rothschild: French Grand Prix race-car driver, screenwriter and playwright, theatrical producer, film producer, poet, and one of the most successful wine growers in the world.
(1902) Marguerite Henry: American author (d. 1997).
(1901) Jacques Lacan: French psychoanalyst who gained an international reputation as an original interpreter of Sigmund Freud's work.
(1901) Alan Watt: Australian public servant and diplomat Australian Ambassador to Japan (d. 1988).
(1900) Pierre Molinier: French painter, photographer and "maker of objects;" a homosexual and a transvestite who lived his life in Bordeaux.

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