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Famous Birthdays of 13 September

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

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2010 - Today

(2011) Xander Jones: American child of noted mother, actress January Jones known primarily for her portrayal as Don Draper's wife in the popular series "Mad Men.

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2009 - 2000

(2002) Taylor Nunez: Dancer.
(2002) Safaa Malik: Family Member.
(2000) Siddharth Nigam: TV Actor.
(2000) Abhinav Singh: Pop Singer.
(2000) ChyTheGreatest : Instagram Star.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Zoey Burger: TV Actress.
(1999) Lennon Gallagher: British child and noted family member, the first child of actor Patsy Kensit and musician Liam Gallagher.
(1998) Gill Trill: Vine Star.
(1997) Emma Hallyday
(1996) Lili Reinhart
(1996) Justin Escalona: YouTube Star.
(1996) CJ Navato: Filipino actor singer and dancer.
(1995) Robbie Kay: Movie Actor.
(1995) Playboi Carti
(1995) Corey Scherer: Vine Star.

(1995) Melina Sophie: YouTube Star.
(1995) Mitch Holleman: American actor.
(1995) Abdulrahman Al-Awlaki: Son of alleged American terrorist Anwar bin Nasser bin Abdulla al-Aulaqi (born 21 April 1971 in Las Cruces, NM).
(1995) Nick Andrew: YouTube Star.
(1994) Ayaka Ōhashi: Japanese voice actress and singer.
(1994) Anna Schmiedlová: Slovak tennis player.
(1994) Tony Bomboni: YouTube Star.
(1994) Layton Williams: TV Actor.
(1994) Mitch Holleman: TV Actor.
(1993) Niall Horan: British pop musician, guitarist in the boy band One Direction.
(1993) Alice Merton
(1993) Alexia Sedykh: French athlete, daughter of Ukrainian champion Youriy Sedykh, world record holder (hammer throw) and of a Russian world record holder (shot put).
(1993) Huahwi : YouTube Star.
(1993) Zhang Huiwen: Chinese actress.
(1993) Aisha Dee: TV Actress.
(1992) Remy Põld: Estonian basketball player.
(1991) Maria Perrusi
(1991) Alex Cubis: TV Actor.
(1991) Ksenia Afanasyeva: Russian gymnast.
(1991) Brizzy Voices: YouTube Star.
(1991) Milan Knol: YouTube Star.
(1990) Jamie Anderson (snowboarder)
(1990) AJ McCarron: Football Player.
(1990) Aoi Nakabeppu: Japanese model and actress.
(1990) Luciano Narsingh: Dutch footballer.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Thomas Müller: German footballer.
(1989) Thomas Muller: German footballer.
(1989) Elysée Séhi: Ivorian footballer.
(1989) Austin Null: YouTube Star.
(1989) William Owusu: Ghanaian footballer.
(1989) Jon Mannah: Australian rugby player (d. 2013).
(1988) Luis Rentería: Panamanian footballer (d. 2014).
(1988) Kennedy Brock: Guitarist.
(1988) Sam Thorne: YouTube Star.
(1988) John Park: American singer.

(1988) Keith Treacy: Irish footballer.
(1987) Tsvetana Pironkova: Bulgarian tennis player.
(1987) Erin Way
(1987) Ai Kayano: Japanese voice actress and singer.
(1987) Luke Fitzgerald: Irish rugby union footballer.
(1987) Jonathan de Guzmán: Canadian-Dutch footballer.
(1987) John Uy: American-Filipino model and actor.
(1987) Edenilson Bergonsi: Brazilian footballer.
(1987) GNA : Canadian-South Korean singer-songwriter and actress.
(1986) Kamui Kobayashi: Japanese race car driver.
(1986) Steve Colpaert: Belgian footballer.
(1986) Brian Visser: American soccer player.
(1986) Sean Williams: American basketball player.
(1986) Brittany Null: YouTube Star.
(1986) Derek Hardman: American football player.
(1985) Olivier Rousteing
(1985) David Jordan: English singer-songwriter.
(1985) Emi Suzuki: Chinese-Japanese model and actress.
(1985) Freddie Wong: Entrepreneur.
(1985) Tom Learoyd-Lahrs: Australian rugby player.
(1984) Nabil Abou-Harb: American director producer and screenwriter.
(1984) J R Writer: American rapper.
(1983) James Bourne: Pop Singer.
(1983) Eduard Ratnikov: Estonian footballer.
(1983) Ryan Del Monte: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1983) Molly Crabapple: American illustrator and journalist.
(1982) Nenê : Brazilian basketball player.
(1982) Jann Halexander
(1982) Soraya Arnelas
(1982) Rickie Weeks: American baseball player.
(1982) Nene : Brazilian basketball player.
(1982) JG Quintel: TV Producer.
(1982) Miha Zupan: Slovenian basketball player.
(1982) Lloyd Dyer: English footballer.
(1982) J Quintel: American animator screenwriter and voice actor.
(1981) Koldo Fernandez: Spanish cyclist.
(1981) August: American pornographic actress.
(1981) Koldo Fernández: Spanish cyclist.
(1981) Lauren Williams: Canadian wrestler.
(1981) Angelina Love: Wrestler.
(1980) Zara Zetterqvist
(1980) Ben Savage: TV Actor.
(1980) Jessica Canoletti: Brazilian model who was seventh born of eight girls.
(1980) Rianna Loving
(1980) Cristiana Capotondi: Italian actress who first gained popularity in a commercial ad for the "Maxibon Motta" ice cream.
(1980) Teppei Teranishi
(1980) Viren Rasquinha: Indian field hockey player.
(1980) Daisuke Matsuzaka: Japanese baseball player.
(1980) Han Chae Young: South Korean actress and model.
(1980) Han Chae-young: South Korean actress.
(1980) Andreas Biermann: German footballer (d. 2014).
(1980) Evangelos Nastos: Greek footballer.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Lidia Avila
(1979) Ivan Miljković: Serbian volleyball player.
(1979) Geike Arnaert: Belgian singer (Hooverphonic).
(1979) Tony Henry: English footballer.
(1978) Swizz Beatz: Rapper.
(1978) Grim Superpop: YouTube Star.
(1978) Megan Henning: American actress.
(1978) Peter Sunde: Swedish businessman co-founded Flattr and The Pirate Bay.
(1978) Flore Titeux: French survivor of the giant tsunami (2004), she was in her hotel (2nd floor) when it occured.
(1977) Fiona Apple: American singer.

(1977) Vitorino Hilton
(1977) Daisuke Tsuda: Japanese singer-songwriter and drummer (Maximum the Hormone).
(1977) Ivan De Battista: Maltese actor singer director and producer.
(1976) José Théodore: Canadian ice hockey player and sportscaster.
(1976) Colin Trevorrow
(1976) Jose Theodore: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1976) Elvis Mihailenko: Latvian boxer trainer and sportscaster.
(1976) Craig McMillan: New Zealand cricketer coach and sportscaster.
(1976) Puma Swede: Swedish porn actress and dancer.
(1975) Patricia Spehar: Miss France Universe (1997).
(1975) Akihiro Asai: Japanese race car driver.
(1975) Sean McClain: Dayton, Ohio -- Fencer-foil (1996 Olympics).
(1975) Joe Rooney: Guitarist.
(1975) Joe Don Rooney: American musician (Rascal Flatts).
(1974) Travis Knight: American basketball player: center, Celtics.
(1974) Craig Rivet: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1974) Eric Lapointe: Canadian football player.
(1974) Keith Murray: American rapper.
(1974) Stephen Lawrence: British victim of a hate crime; beaten to death at a bus stop for no apparent reason other than because he was black.
(1974) Laura Politano: Italian homicide: she and her husband Michele killed their baby in a Satanic ritual to rid her of possession by the devil on 9/12/1994.
(1974) Éric Lapointe: Canadian football player.
(1973) Fabio Cannavaro: Italian footballer and manager.
(1973) Christine Arron: French athlete, she ran the 100M race in 10 sec.
(1973) Brian Evans (basketball)
(1973) Olve Eikemo: Norwegian singer-songwriter and guitarist (Immortal I and Old Funeral).
(1973) Brian Evans: American basketball player: forward, Magic.
(1973) Mahima Chaudhry: Indian model and actress.
(1973) Philip Dulebohn: Washington, DC -- Figure skater (1997 Eastern Sr - 3rd).
(1973) Carlo Nash: English footballer and photographer.
(1973) Kelly Chen: Hong Kong singer and actress.
(1972) Réginald Becque
(1972) Kelly Chen
(1972) Olivier Echouafni
(1972) Douglas Neff: American accident victim, killed when his car was struck on Easter Sunday, 4/23/2000, Sandwich, Massachusetts.
(1971) Stella McCartney: English fashion designer.
(1971) Goran Ivanisevic: Croatia -- Tennis star (1994 Wimbledon finalist).
(1971) Diane Klimaszewski: American model, she and her twin are the models for Coors beer ads.
(1971) Elaine Klimaszewski: American model, who, with her twin sister, is a model for Coors beer ads.
(1971) Ben Alexander: Australian rugby player (d. 1992).
(1971) Nancy Anne Roberts: Miss Vermont USA (1996).
(1971) Richie Anderson: NFL running back (NY Jets).
(1971) Ted Drury: Boston, Massachusetts -- US hockey forward (1994 Olympics).
(1971) Stella Nina McCartney: daughter of Paul and Linda McCartney.
(1971) Brent Brede: American baseball player, right fielder, left-handed.
(1971) Manabu Namiki: Japanese pianist and composer.
(1971) Goran Ivanišević: Croatian tennis champ, a left- handed temperamental tyrant of the tennis court, who made 13 unsuccessful attempts at securing the Wimbledon crown before finally copping the trophy on 7/09/2001.
(1970) Louise Lombard: English actress.
(1970) Lee Abramson: American bass player and composer (d. 2016).
(1970) Jason Sadofsky: American historian and programmer founded textfiles.
(1970) Yuki Matsuoka: Japanese voice actress.
(1970) Martín Herrera: Argentinian footballer.
(1970) Martin Herrera: former Argentine footballer.
(1970) Marc Latupeirissa: Soccer player (Willem II).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Tyler Perry: American actor and filmmaker.
(1969) David Marouani
(1969) Shane Warne: Australian cricketer.
(1969) Ilka Knickenberg: German actress.
(1968) Emma Sjöberg
(1968) Denny Neagle: Prince Georges County -- Pitcher (Pittsburgh Pirates).
(1968) Bernie Williams (musician)
(1968) Roger Howarth: American actor.
(1968) Bernie Williams: Puerto Rican-American baseball player: outfield, Yankees.
(1968) Emma Wiklund: Swedish model and actress.

(1968) Brad Johnson: actor (Annie Oakley), dies at age 56.
(1968) Emma Sjoberg: Swedish model.
(1968) Chris Morris: CFL tackle (Edmonton Eskimos).
(1967) Michael Johnson: American field and track, runner, Gold in the 200 and 400M in Atlanta.
(1967) Claudio Pistolesi
(1967) Garry Lyon
(1967) Stephen Perkins: American drummer and songwriter (Jane's Addiction Porno for Pyros The Panic Channel and Methods of Mayhem).
(1967) Tim Ripper Owens
(1967) Jason Lewis (adventurer)
(1967) Tim ''Ripper'' Owens: American singer (Iced Earth, ex-Judas Priest).
(1967) : American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Iced Earth Judas Priest Beyond Fear and Charred Walls of the Damned).
(1966) Louis Mandylor: Australian actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1966) Igor Kravchuk: Ufa, Russia -- NHL defenseman (Team Russia, St. Louis).
(1966) Porter Shreve: American author, and professor of English and Director of the Creative Writing Program at Purdue University.
(1966) Michelle Duggar: Reality Star.
(1966) Maria Furtwängler: German physician and actress.
(1965) Zak Starkey: English rock drummer well known for his unofficial membership of the English rock band The Who, with whom he has performed and recorded since 1994.
(1965) Annie Duke: American poker player and author.
(1965) Jeff Ross: Comedian.
(1965) Andrea Echeverri
(1965) Zak Starsky: son of The Beatles' Ringo Starr; drummer.
(1965) Jeffrey Ross: American Comedian.
(1964) Laurent Pourcel
(1964) Jacques Pourcel
(1964) Tavis Smiley: American talk show host, journalist and author.
(1964) Pourcel Twins: French twins and noted chefs at the highly-rated restaurant Jardin des Sens that has been awarded three Michelin stars.
(1964) Peter Remie: Soccer player (NAC).
(1963) Kimmie Rooney: American noted family, the daughter of Mickey Rooney and his wife Barbara Thomason Rooney.
(1963) Robin Smith: South African-English cricketer.
(1963) Yuri Alexandrov: Russian boxer (d. 2013).
(1963) Theodoros Roussopoulos: Greek journalist and politician.
(1962) Tõnu Õnnepalu: Estonian poet and author.
(1962) Hisao Egawa: Japanese voice actor.
(1962) Tonu Onnepalu: Estonian poet and author.
(1962) Grady Neal Lancaster: Smithfield, North Carolina -- PGA golfer (1994 Byron Nelson).
(1962) Brian Andrew Fowler: Christchurch, New Zealand -- Cyclist (1996 Olympics).
(1961) Dave Mustaine: American musician, formerly lead guitarist of the hard metal band Metallica and subsequently with the group Megadeth.
(1961) KK Null: Japanese singer-songwriter and guitarist (Zeni Geva and Absolut Null Punkt).
(1961) Peter Roskam: Republican Congressman from Illinois.
(1961) Fiona : Rock Singer.
(1961) Bobbie Cryner: American singer-songwriter.
(1960) Bob Eggleton
(1960) Greg Baldwin American voiceover actor (Avatar: The Last Airbender).
(1960) Dave Hardman: American porn actor.
(1960) Greg Baldwin: American voice actor.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Alfonso Freeman
(1959) Tatyana Mitkova: Russian journalist.
(1959) Kelly Rooney: American noted family, the daughter of Mickey Rooney and his wife Barbara Thomason Rooney.
(1958) Robert Millar: Scottish professional road racing cyclist, who won the "King of the Mountains" competition in the 1984 Tour de France and finished fourth overall.
(1958) Jean-Michel Béquié
(1958) Pawe? Przytocki: Polish conductor.
(1958) Ann Dusenberry in Tucson: Arizona, USA; actress (Jaws 2, Lies, Basic Training).
(1958) Bobby Davro: English comedian and actor.
(1958) Paweł Przytocki: Polish conductor and academic.
(1958) Kōji Tamaki: Japanese singer-songwriter and actor (Anzen Chitai).

(1957) Mark Wiebe
(1957) Judy Blumberg: American ice dancer and sportscaster.
(1957) Vinny Appice: American musician (Black Sabbath, Dio, Heaven and Hell).
(1957) Mal Donaghy: Irish footballer and manager.
(1957) Brad Hooker: English-American philosopher and academic.
(1957) Eleanor King: English lawyer and judge.
(1957) John Trueschler: American lawyer and politician.
(1957) Mark Charles Wiebe: Seaside, Oregon -- PGA golfer (1985 Anheuser-Busch).
(1957) John G Trueschler: American politician.
(1957) Cesare Bocci: Italian actor, who has acted in films and on stage, but is best known for his performance as Mimi Augello in the television series "Il Commissario Montalbano.
(1956) Alain Ducasse: French chef and restaurateur who opened the most expensive restaurant in New York City in June 2000.
(1956) Geri Jewell: American comedian, actress, motivational speaker, and disability and diversity consultant.
(1956) Béatrice Libert (actress)
(1956) [Joan] Joni Sledge: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- Vocalist (Sister Sledge-We are Family).
(1956) Kim Genelle: American model and actress.
(1956) Anne Geddes: Australian-New Zealand photographer and fashion designer.
(1956) Joni Sledge in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; vocalist (Sister Sledge - "We are Family").
(1956) Judy Blumberg: American ice skater, part of the Gold-medal winning ice dancing team with Michael Seibert, three times national champions.
(1955) Dennis Harness: American sidereal pro astrologer who began his practice c. 1975 and worked full time pro from 1988.
(1955) Joe Morris: American guitarist and composer.
(1955) Colin Moynihan: 4th Baron Moynihan English rower and politician Minister for Sport and the Olympics.
(1954) Al Keck: American sports announcer.
(1954) Steve Kilbey: English-Australian singer-songwriter and bass player (The Church and Jack Frost).
(1954) Ted Mueller: Rock drummer (Axe).
(1953) Taryn Power: American actress and noted family, the daughter of Tyrone Power and Linda Christian, only two when her parents divorced and seven when she moved to Rome.
(1953) Iyanla Vanzant: TV Show Host.
(1953) David Shiner: American actor, clown and a twin, he played the Cat in the Hat in the 2000 Broadway musical "Seussical.
(1953) College Girl: American homicide victim, stabbed to death with a pen knife on 4/15/1973, c. 3:00 PM, at a North Carolina college campus, then dragged 15 feet to concealment behind the trees and raped.
(1952) Randy Jones (singer)
(1952) Christine Estabrook
(1952) Biyouna
(1952) Randy Jones: American singer and actor (Village People).
(1952) Don Was: American bass player and producer (Was (Not Was)).
(1952) Johanna Klier-Schaller: German DR, 100m hurdler (1976 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1952) Raymond O'Connor: American actor.
(1952) Karen Wyman in the Bronx: New York, USA; singer ("Long and Winding Road").
(1952) Iyanla Vanzant: American author and educator.
(1951) Jean Smart: American actress and singer.
(1951) Anne Devlin: Irish author playwright and screenwriter.
(1951) Bernadette Martin: French athlete specializing in the 400m and 800m events.
(1950) Lynn Harris: American hermaphrodite, born a fully functional intra-sexual with both a penis and a vagina.
(1950) Jacky Robert: French-born American chef.
(1950) Wlodzimierz Cimoszewicz: Polish politician.
(1950) Pat Holland: English footballer and manager.
(1950) Włodzimierz Cimoszewicz: Polish lawyer and politician 8th Prime Minister of Poland.
(1950) Jeff Lowe: American mountaineer.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Jim Cleamons
(1949) Fred ''Sonic'' Smith: American guitarist (MC5) (d. 1994).
(1949) John Henry: American businessman.
(1948) Nell Carter: American actress, 4' 11" and portly.
(1948) Clyde Kusatsu
(1948) Curtis Perry
(1948) Sitiveni Rabuka: Fijian general and politician 3rd Prime Minister of Fiji.
(1948) Nell Carter in Birmingham: Alabama, USA; actress (Nell - Gimme a Break, Lobo).
(1948) Clyde Kusatsu in Honolulu: Hawaii; actor (Ali - Bring 'em Back Alive).
(1948) Robert Vifian: French restaurateur, the chef-sommelier of the Vietnamese restaurant Tan Dinh in Paris.

(1948) Dimitri Nanopoulos: Greek physicist and academic.
(1946) Frank Marshall (film producer)
(1946) Frank Marshall: American director and producer.
(1945) Noël Godin: Belgian writer, critic, actor and notorious cream pie flinger or entarteur.
(1945) Leslie Harvey
(1945) Alain Louvier: Composer.
(1945) Andres Kung: Swedish-Estonian politician, journalist (d. 2002).
(1945) Andres Küng: Swedish journalist and politician (d. 2002).
(1945) Les Harvey: Scottish musician, guitarist and member of the "Stone the Crows" rock band from 1967.
(1945) Noel Godin: Belgian humorist.
(1945) Bernard Lenoir: French radio personality, specializing in independent rock.
(1944) Jacqueline Bisset: English actress and producer.
(1944) Mike Marshall (actor)
(1944) Peter Cetera: American singer-songwriter bass player and producer (Chicago).
(1944) Dolly Martin
(1944) Juan Ábrego: Mexican drug smuggler who reportedly has two birth certificates, one in Mexico and the other in Texas, and who became the center of dispute between Mexico and the US when he was arrested for drug trafficking in early 1999.
(1944) Peter Cetera in Chicago: Illinois, USA; lead singer (Chicago - "25 or 6 to 4", "Old Days").
(1944) Carol Barnes: former ITV news presenter (Born 1944).
(1944) Midget Farrelly: Australian surfer.
(1944) Leslie Harvey: Scottish guitarist (Stone the Crows) (d. 1972).
(1943) Mildred Taylor: American author.
(1943) Ray Elliott: Rock pianist / saxophonist (Them).
(1942) Michel Cote: Canadian politician.
(1942) Michel Côté: Canadian businessman and politician.
(1942) Michel Sitjar
(1941) Tadao Ando: Japanese architect and academic designed Piccadilly Gardens.
(1941) Oscar Arias Sánchez
(1941) Pierre Barthes
(1941) George Ziemann: American ecclesiastic, a Roman Catholic Bishop whose conduct shattered the serenity of California Catholics when his sex-and-lawsuit scandal scorched local parishes.
(1941) Ahmet Necdet Sezer: 10th President of Turkey.
(1941) Ed Roberts
(1941) Albert Delpy
(1941) David Clayton-Thomas: English-Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist (Blood Sweat & Tears).
(1941) Ahmet Sezer: Turkish judge and politician 10th President of the Republic of Turkey.
(1941) Pierre Barthès: French tour tennis player, who was one of the Handsome Eight, a group of players signed by Lamar Hunt in 1968 for the newly formed professional World Championship Tennis (WCT) group.
(1941) Oscar Arias-Sanchez: Costa Rican politician, the President of Costa Rica and author of the current, struggling, Central American Peace Plan in 1988.
(1940) Pierre-Luc Séguillon
(1940) Oscar Arias: Costa Rican politician, recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize.
(1940) Kerry Stokes: Australian businessman.
(1940) Roger Rosenblatt: American journalist, author, playwright and teacher.
(1940) Óscar Arias: Costa Rican politician President of Costa Rica Nobel Prize laureate.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Richard Kiel: American giant (2.
(1939) Joel-Peter Witkin: American photographer.
(1939) Arleen Auger: American soprano and educator (d. 1993).
(1939) Guntis Ulmanis: Latvian economist and politician 5th President of Latvia.
(1939) Larry Speakes: US presidential press secretary.
(1939) Richard Kiel in Detroit: Michigan, USA; actor (James Bond adversary).
(1938) Henri Lachmann: French business leader, CEO of Schneider Electric from 1999 to 2005 and currently Chairman of the Supervisory Board.
(1938) John Smith: Scottish politician and Neil Kinnock's replacement as leader of the Labour Party.
(1938) Guttorm Guttormsgaard: Norwegian pictorial artist, in particular of graphics and sketches.
(1938) Judith Martin: Author / journalist / columnist (Miss Manners).

(1938) John Smith Labour Party Leader 1992: 1994 (d. 1994).
(1938) Gaylord Perry: American baseball pitcher, one of the most consistently successful pitchers for his 20-season major league career, winning over 197 games and losing 239 games with an earned run average of 2.99.
(1937) Don Bluth: American animator director and producer co-founded Sullivan Bluth Studios and Fox Animation Studios.
(1937) Maurice Lafont
(1936) Stefano Delle Chiaie: Italian neo-Nazi.
(1936) Stefano Chiaie: Italian activist founded National Vanguard.
(1936) Joe E Tata: American actor.
(1936) Joe Tata: American actor.
(1936) Dennis Gorlewski: American motorcycle cop, died after being hit by a dump truck while on duty March 25, 1987 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
(1936) Stefano Delle Chiaia: Italian fascist fighter; founder of the National Avanguard.
(1935) Jean-Claude Hertzog: French Catholic clergyman, who was the auxiliary bishop of Bordeaux from 2002 until his death on 24 November 2005.
(1934) Tony Pickard: English tennis player and coach.
(1933) Eileen Fulton: American actress, a famous villainess and popular soap star of the '60s.
(1933) Arif Melikov: Composer.
(1933) Donald Mackay: Australian businessman and activist (d. 1977).
(1933) Lewie Steinberg: American bass player (Booker T. & the M.G.
(1932) Renato Ponzini: Italy sport Champion.
(1932) Fernando Pacheco: Spanish-Colombian journalist and actor (d. 2014).
(1932) Bengt Hallberg: Swedish pianist and composer (d. 2013).
(1932) Radoslav Brzobohatý: Czech actor (d. 2012).
(1931) Barbara Bain: American actress.
(1931) Angus Grant: Scottish fiddler at folk festivals in Scotland, Europe and the U.S.
(1931) Yoji Yamada
(1931) Marjorie Jackson
(1931) Charles Matton
(1931) Barbara Bain in Chicago: Illinois, USA; actress (Cinnamon - Mission Impossible, Space 1999).
(1931) Robert Bedard: Canadian tennis player.
(1931) Robert Bédard: Canadian tennis player and sportscaster.
(1931) Marjorie Jackson-Nelson: Australian sprinter and politician 33rd Governor of South Australia.
(1930) Arthur Thompson: Scottish criminal godfather of Glasgow for more than three decades.
(1930) James McLane: United States -- 1500m freestyle swimmer (1948 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1930) Robert Gavron: Baron Gavron English publisher and philanthropist (d. 2015).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Nicolai Ghiaurov: Bulgarian-Italian actor and singer (d. 2004).
(1928) Robert Indiana: American painter and sculptor.
(1928) Jean Bergès
(1928) Jean Berges: French psychiatrist, who died on 8 June 2004.
(1927) Laura Cardoso
(1927) Tzannis Tzannetakis: Greek soldier and politician 175th Prime Minister of Greece (d. 2010).
(1927) Gianna Canale: Italian film actress, beauty queen, runner-up in miss italy contest.
(1926) J Raley: American soldier and politician (d. 2012).
(1926) Emile Francis: Canadian ice hockey player coach and manager.
(1926) Andrew Brimmer: American economist and academic (d. 2012).

(1926) Franco Pedroni: Italy sport Champion.
(1926) Sidney Drell: American theoretical physicist and arms control expert.
(1926) Emile Francis NHL player/coach/general manager (New York Rangers: Saint Louis Blues, Hartford Whalers).
(1925) Mel Tormé: American singer-songwriter and actor (d. 1999).
(1925) Mel TormT in Chicago: Illinois, USA; jazz singer "Velvet Fog" (Jet Set, Night Court).
(1925) Jean Pinchon: French senior civil servant, the president of the National Institute of Controlled Appellations, the French organization charged with regulating French agricultural products with Protected Designations of Origin (PDOs).
(1925) Gabriel Charpentier: Composer.
(1925) Mel Torme: American singer (d. 1999).
(1925) Frank Cashen: American businessman (d. 2014).
(1924) Maurice Jarre: French classical composer who is best known for his Oscar winning film scores for "Lawrence of Arabia" in 1962, "Dr. Zhivago" in 1965 and "A Passage to India" in 1984.
(1924) Scott Brady: American actor, the brother of Lawrence Tierney; both of them were actors and alcoholics.
(1924) Norman Alden: American actor (d. 2012).
(1924) Scott Brady in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actor (China Syndrome, Gremlins, Johnny Guitar).
(1924) Harold Blair: Australian tenor, Aboriginal activist (d. 1976).
(1924) Norman Alden in Fort Worth: Texas, USA; actor (Pilaski - Hennesey, Al - Fay).
(1923) Natália Correia: Portuguese poet.
(1923) Hubert Deschamps: French actor, the son of the museum curator Paul Deschamps (1888-1974) and uncle of the French stage director Jérôme Deschamps.
(1923) Edouard Boubat: French photographer (d. 1999).
(1923) Aurelio Fierro: Italian actor and singer who specialized in songs in the Neapolitan dialect.
(1923) Édouard Boubat: French photographer and journalist (d. 1999).
(1922) Yma Sumac: Zoila stage name Emperatriz Chavarri del Castillo, Peruvian soprano of international success in the fifties known for her unusual vocal, who came to cover a little more than four octaves.
(1922) Charles Brown (musician)
(1922) Caroline Glassman: American lawyer and jurist (d. 2013).
(1922) Porfirio Toledo: Considered the father of canariedad in Puerto Rico and, by extension, America.
(1922) Charles Brown: American singer and pianist (d. 1999).
(1921) Alexander Schmemann: Estonian Orthodox Christian priest and theologian (Born 1921).
(1920) Robert Allen Owens
(1920) Robert Owens: American military, United States Marine who was killed in action during World War II.
(1920) Carole Mathews Montgomery Illinois: actress (Wilma-The Californians).
(1920) Else Minarik: Danish-American journalist and author (d. 2012).
(1920) Louis Montfort: French naval officer, a Lieutenant who served in World War II and later in Indochina.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Mary Midgley: English philosopher and author.
(1919) George Weidenfeld: Baron Weidenfeld Austrian-English journalist publisher and philanthropist (d. 2016).
(1918) Dick Haymes: Argentinean-American singer who began his career as a radio announcer, band vocalist and occasional film extra.
(1918) Rosemary Kennedy: Daughter of an important American family, third child of Joseph and Rose Kennedy, first sister of President John F. Kennedy (29 May 1917), and Senators Robert F. Kennedy (1925) and Ted Kennedy.
(1918) Ray Charles: American singer-songwriter and conductor (d. 2015).
(1917) Robert Ward: American soldier composer and educator (d. 2013).
(1917) Jon Thorarinsson: Composer.
(1917) Robert Eugene Ward: Cleveland, Ohio -- Composer (Pantaloon).
(1917) Carol Kendall: American historian and author (d. 2012).
(1916) Roald Dahl: British novelist, short story writer, poet, screenwriter, and fighter pilot.

(1916) John Currie Gunn
(1916) Mayfair Boy: British jewel thief who, as a lark with two other young men, robbed Cartiers of London in December 1937 of rings valued at 16,824 pounds.
(1916) John Gunn: Scottish mathematician, physicist, educator and writer.
(1916) Lynne Carver: American film actress who appeared in 42 films between 1934 and 1953.
(1915) Peter Guy Wykeham-Barnes: Fighter Pilot.
(1915) Frank Rice: American educator, an English professor who was popular for his sense of humor.
(1914) Leonard Feather: English-American pianist composer producer and journalist (d. 1994).
(1914) Leonard Geoffrey Feather: Jazz critic / musician.
(1913) Cholly Atkins
(1913) Roy Engle: Missouri, United States -- Actor (Police Chief-My Favorite Martian).
(1913) Willy Simonsen: Norwegian resistance member, engineer, and business founder.
(1913) Pierre Duchatelle: Lilliers Military man.
(1912) Horace Babcock
(1912) Reta Shaw: Actress (Ghost & Mrs Muir), dies of emphysema at 69.
(1912) Maurice Goddard: American colonel and politician (d. 1995).
(1911) Roger Arnaldez
(1911) Bill Monroe: Rosine, Kentucky -- Country singer (Blue Moon of Kentucky).
(1910) Mario Tarchetti: Italy Actor.
(1910) Pierre Bouvarre: Coudekerque Military man.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Sam DeStefano
(1909) Frits Thors: Dutch journalist and radio host (d. 2014).
(1909) Jacques Beauvallet: French general.
(1909) Jean Lesur: St Amand les Eaux physician.
(1909) Herbert Berghof: Vienna, Austria -- Actor (Belarus File).
(1909) Ray Bowden: English footballer (Born 1909).
(1908) Madeleine Ozeray: Belgian/French stage and film actress.
(1908) Ray Burns Green: Composer.
(1908) Karolos Koun: Greek director and playwright (d. 1987).
(1908) Sicco Mansholt: Dutch politician, minister, agriculturist, important wwii illegal work during german occupation; worked on behalf of prison camp victims, married once, four children.

(1908) Chu Berry: American saxophonist (d. 1941).
(1908) Mae Questel: American actress and singer (d. 1998).
(1907) Ren? Ramillon: Grenoble EXecutives.
(1907) Victor Reinganum: Artist.
(1905) Pierre Daillier: Norroy-ls-Sec Military man.
(1904) Luigi Bertolini
(1904) Fausto Cecconi: Italy sport Champion.
(1904) Alfhild Hovdan: Norwegian journalist, and later tourist manager of the city of Oslo for more than 40 years.
(1904) Gladys George: American stage and screen actress (d. 1954).
(1904) Ren? Lennuyeux: Brive la Gaillarde Military man.
(1903) Claudette Colbert: French-American actress on stage and more than 50 films.
(1903) Jochen Bartsch: German actor, director, playwright and author of screenplays.
(1903) Claudette Colbert [Lily Chauchoin]: Paris, France -- Actress (Texas Lady).
(1902) Hermine Heijermans: Dutch actress / author.
(1902) Leland Hayward: US producer (Spirit of St. Louis).
(1901) James McCoubrey: Canadian-American super-centenarian (d. 2013).
(1901) Jean Vilenski: Enghein physician.
(1901) Philip Dorn: Scheveningen, Netherlands -- Actor (I Remember Mama).
(1900) Gladys George

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