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Famous Birthdays of 14 December

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 14th of December

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2010 - Today

(2014) Reign Disick: Family Member.

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2009 - 2000

(2009) Mason Disick: Reality Star.
(2004) Conrad Smith: Australian child of noted family member, the son of former Democrats' leader, Senator Natasha Stott-Despoja, and her husband, Ian Smith He is their first child.
(2004) Milo Langdon: American child of noted parents, the son of American actress Liv Tyler and British musician Royston Langdon of the band Spacehog.
(2001) Joshua Rush: Movie Actor.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Karley Collins: TV Actress.
(1997) Seth Degler: YouTube Star.
(1996) Michael Murphy: TV Actor.
(1996) Aleisha McDonald: YouTube Star.
(1995) Bosnia Treaty: The Bosnia Treaty of Paris (14.
(1995) Calvyn Justus: YouTube Star.
(1994) Miranda Barbour
(1994) Joshua Dionisio: Filipino actor.
(1993) Moss Twins: Twins of filmmaker Rob Moss who was born April 6, 1950 in Houston, TX and his wife, Jean Pendleton Kendall, born September 7, 1948 in Houston, TX.
(1993) Abdullah Ghuman: YouTube Star.

(1992) Tori Kelly: Pop Singer.
(1992) Victoria Kelly: American actress.
(1992) Ryo Miyaichi: Japanese footballer.
(1992) Alexandra Kolesnichenko: Uzbekistani tennis player.
(1992) Kenny Brown: YouTube Star.
(1992) Nicol Concilio: YouTube Star.
(1992) Gabriel Almeida: Brazilian noted family, the son of the Vera Fischer and Philip Camargo, was born with 2,8kg and 49cm.
(1991) Bryan Van Den Bogaert: Belgian footballer.
(1991) Kiari Cephus: Rapper.
(1991) Samantha Peszek: American gymnast.
(1991) Mitsuki Takahata: Japanese actress and singer.
(1990) James Fletcher: TV Actor.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Onew : South Korean singer (SHINee), musical actor and TV host.
(1989) Grace Levy
(1989) Pedro Silva: Brazilian footballer.
(1989) Pedro Botelho: Brazilian footballer.
(1988) Vanessa Hudgens: American singer and actress.
(1988) Sam Burgess: Rugby Player.
(1988) Jade Bryce: Model.
(1988) Nate Ebner: American football player.
(1988) Vanessa Anne: Hudgens; American actress and singer.
(1988) Nicolas Batum: French basketball player.

(1988) Hayato Sakamoto: Japanese baseball player.
(1987) Émilie Nef Naf
(1987) Karim Réveillé
(1987) Elisa Sednaoui
(1987) Aletta Ocean: Hungarian porn actress.
(1987) Alex Gaskarth: Rock Singer.
(1987) Kenneth Medwood: Belizean-American hurdler.
(1987) Alexander Gaskarth: American singer (All Time Low).
(1986) Paula Hellens: Reality Star.
(1986) John Cochrane: YouTube Star.
(1986) Jang Jae-ho: South Korean gamer.
(1985) Yevgeny Lagunov
(1985) Jakub Błaszczykowski: Polish footballer.
(1985) Jakub B?aszczykowski: Polish footballer.
(1985) Alex Pennie: Welsh keyboard player (The Automatic).
(1985) Paul Rabil: Professional lacrosse player.
(1985) Jakub Blaszczykowski: Soccer Player.
(1985) Julio Pimentel: Dominican baseball player.
(1985) Tom Smith: Welsh rugby union footballer.
(1985) Nonami Takizawa: Japanese actress and singer.
(1984) Jackson Rathbone: Movie Actor.
(1984) Natalia Bush
(1984) Rana Daggubati: Movie Actor.
(1984) Divyanka Tripathi: TV Actress.
(1984) Grégory Adam: French horse racing jockey.
(1984) Edward Rainsford: Zimbabwean cricketer.
(1984) Jen Chae: YouTube Star.
(1984) Chris Brunt: Irish footballer.
(1984) Ed Rainsford: Zimbabwean cricketer.
(1984) Mike Fuentes: Drummer.
(1983) Tatum Keshwar
(1983) Dane Richards
(1983) Ínigo Errejón
(1983) Leanne Mitchell: Pop Singer.
(1982) Matthew McNulty
(1982) Anthony Way: English singer and actor.
(1982) Josh Fields: American baseball player.
(1982) Steve Sidwell: English footballer.
(1981) Émilie Heymans: Canadian diver.
(1981) Rebecca Jarvis: American journalist.
(1981) Amber Chia: Malaysian model and actress.
(1981) Johnny Jeter: American professional wrestler.
(1981) Shaun Marcum: American baseball player.
(1981) Liam Lawrence: Irish footballer.
(1981) Emilie Heymans: Canadian diver.
(1980) Ashlan Gorse
(1980) Didier Zokora: Ivorian footballer.
(1980) Gordon Greer: Scottish footballer.
(1980) Tata Young: Thai singer dancer and actress.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Michael Owen: British soccer (football) star and celebrity with a soccer video, sports paraphernalia, product endorsements and 2004 autobiography to his name.
(1979) Sophie Monk: Australian actress, singer, and model.
(1979) Jean-Alain Boumsong: French footballer.
(1979) Andrei Makrov: Estonian ice hockey player.
(1978) Sameera Reddy
(1978) Patty Schnyder: Swiss tennis player.
(1978) Radu Sîrbu: Moldovan-Romanian singer and producer (O-Zone).
(1978) Dean Brogan: Australian footballer and coach.
(1978) Radu Sarbu: Moldovan singer (O-Zone).
(1978) Zdeněk Pospěch: Czech footballer.

(1978) Shedrack Korir: Kenyan runner.
(1978) Kim St-Pierre: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1978) Rachel Entwistle: American homicide victim, she and her 9-month daughter were found dead in their home in Hopkinton, MA at 6:30 PM local time on January 22, 2006.
(1977) Romain Dumas
(1977) Jamie Peacock: English rugby player and manager.
(1977) Tisha Dabber in Shelbyville: Indiana; actress (New Mickey Mouse Club).
(1977) Brain Damage: American wrestler (d. 2012).
(1976) Tammy Blanchard: Soap Opera Actress.
(1976) André Couto: Portuguese race car driver.
(1976) Santiago Ezquerro: Spanish footballer.
(1976) Leland Chapman: American bounty hunter.
(1976) Andre Couto: Portuguese racing driver.
(1976) Sebastien Chaule: French-born German rugby player.
(1975) Kadee Strickland
(1975) Valérie Decobert
(1975) Justin Furstenfeld: American rock singer.
(1975) James Cotton: American basketball player, a guard who played with the Seattle Supersonics from 1997-1999.
(1975) Inga Drozdova: Latvia -- Playmate (Nov, 1997).
(1975) Tamecka Dixon: WNBA guard (Los Angeles Sparks).
(1975) KaDee Strickland: American actress.
(1974) Billy Koch: Garden City, New York -- Baseball pitcher (1996 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1973) Tomasz Radzinski: Polish-Canadian footballer.
(1973) Thuy Trang: American actress (d. 2001).
(1973) Pat Burke: Irish basketball player.
(1973) Amanda Byram: Irish television presenter.
(1973) Eelco Wassenaar: in Netherlands; US field hockey midfielder (Olympics-1996).
(1973) Saulius Štombergas: Lithuanian basketball player and coach.
(1973) Boris Henry: German javelin thrower.
(1973) Falk Balzer: German hurdler.
(1972) David Norona
(1972) Isabelle De Hertogh: Belgian actress, became most prominent for her role in the Belgian movie.
(1972) Eric Anderson: American musical theatre actor.
(1972) Johnny Mcwilliams: tight end (Arizona Cardinals).
(1972) Marcus Jensen: American baseball player and coach.
(1972) Miranda Hart: British comedienne.
(1971) Tia Texada: American actress and singer.
(1971) Tanja Wedhorn
(1971) Michaela Watkins: American comic actress (Saturday Night Live).
(1971) Brian Gay: professional golfer; three-time winner on the PGA Tour.
(1971) Chris Therien in Ottawa: Canada; NHL defenseman (Philadelphia Flyers).
(1971) Natascha McElhone: English actress.
(1971) Lisa-Marie Vizaniari: Australian discus / shot putter (1996 Olympics).
(1970) Grégory Anquetil: French team handball player, who competed at the 1996 Summer Olympics, where the French team placed 4th, and also at the 2000 and 2004 Summer Olympics.
(1970) Beth Orton: English singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1970) Albin de la Simone
(1970) Bradford Banta: NFL tight end (Indianapolis Colts).
(1970) Nadine Garner: Australian actress.
(1970) Anna Jopek: Polish singer-songwriter pianist and producer.
(1970) Anna Maria Jopek: Polish singer.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Natascha McElhone: English actress.
(1969) Arthur Numan: Dutch footballer and manager.
(1969) Dave Nilsson in Brisbane: Australia; catcher (Milwaukee Brewers).
(1969) Rogerick Green: NFL cornerback (Jacksonville Jaguars).
(1969) Archie Kao: American actor and producer.
(1969) Scott Hatteberg: American baseball player and sportscaster.
(1969) Craig Jones in Nambour: Australia; Canadian Tour golfer (New Zealand Open-1994).
(1968) Kelley Armstrong: Canadian author.
(1968) Cees Marbus: soccer player (Go Ahead Eagles).
(1968) Jamie Crysdale: Canadian Football League corner (Calgary Stampeders).

(1968) Christophe Pouy: French restaurant chef.
(1968) Richard Scott: South African artist, residing in Cape Town and well known for the phrase Naive meets Pop art to describe his unique take on Art.
(1968) Noelle Beck: American actress.
(1967) Eldridge Recasner
(1967) Fred Cavayé
(1967) Ali Wood: Long Beach, California -- WPVA volleyballer (US Open-13th-1995).
(1967) Ewa Bia?o?ecka: Polish writer.
(1967) Ali Wood in Long Beach: California, USA; WPVA volleyball player (US Open-13th-1995).
(1967) Eldridge Recasner NBA guard (Atlanta Hawks: Houston Rockets).
(1967) Noelle Beck in Baltimore: Maryland, USA; actress (Trisha - Loving, Fletch Lives).
(1967) Martin Barr: Scottish noted family, the son of John and Elaine Barr, owners of a butcher shop in Wishaw.
(1967) Hanne Haugland: Norwegian high jumper and coach.
(1967) Ewa Białołęcka: Polish author.
(1966) Helle Thorning-Schmidt: Danish academic and politician 41st Prime Minister of Denmark.
(1966) Anthony Mason (basketball)
(1966) Carl Herrera: American basketball player; Forward, Spurs.
(1966) Bill Ranford in Brandon Manitoba: Canada; NHL goalie (Team Canada, Boston).
(1966) Anthony Mason: American basketball player: forward, Hornets.
(1966) Mark Arena: Australian twin boys born to Italian writer Franca Arena, Mark Umberto at 7:00 PM and Adrian Francesco five minutes later.
(1966) Tim Skold: Swedish/American musician.
(1966) Fabrizio Giovanardi: Italian race car driver.
(1966) Bill Ranford: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1966) Tim Sköld: Swedish bass player and producer (Shotgun Messiah Doctor Midnight & The Mercy Cult MDFMK KMFDM and ohGr).
(1966) Anthony Mason NBA forward (New York Knicks: Charlotte Hornets).
(1965) Craig Biggio: American baseball player, a 2nd baseman with the Houston Astros.
(1965) Lawrence Clay-Bey in Hartford: Connecticut, USA; super heavyweight boxer (Olympics-1996).
(1965) Ted Raimi: American actor director and screenwriter.
(1965) Christine Burton: Adelaide, South Australia -- Golfer (1990 T25 Victorian Open).
(1965) Sulaiman Abu Ghaith: Kuwaiti terrorist.
(1965) Amy Sweeney: American passenger on American Flt .
(1965) Aljoša Asanović: Croatian footballer and manager.
(1965) Ken Hill: Lynn, Massachusetts -- Pitcher (Texas Rangers).
(1965) Ken Hill in Lynn: Massachusetts, USA; pitcher (Texas Rangers).
(1965) Craig Biggio in Smithtown: New York, USA; infielder (Houston Astros).
(1964) Rebecca Gibney: New Zealand-Australian actress and producer.
(1964) Noémie Lvovsky
(1964) Eric Corbeyran
(1964) Chelsea Noble: Actress (Kate-Growing Pains).
(1964) C[arl] J[eff]: Snare in Washington DC; vocalist (Firehouse - "Love of a Lifetime").
(1963) Cynthia Gibb: American actress and former model who has starred in film and on television.
(1963) Jean-Michel Henry: French athlete, a fencer in the epee, 2nd place winner in the 1995 World championships (team), Olympics Bronze Medal (team) on 7/23/1996, Atlanta, GA.
(1963) William Bedford
(1963) Alice Ripley: American actress.
(1963) Michael Moloney: American television personality and interior designer.
(1963) Claude Sarragossa: French jazz drummer and percussionist.
(1963) Cindy Gibb in Bennington: Vermont, USA; actress (Search for Tomorrow, Youngblood).
(1963) Vytautas Juozapaitis: Lithuanian baritone, pedagogue (professor) and TV host.
(1963) Diana Gansky: German discus thrower.
(1963) Greg Abbott: English footballer and manager.
(1963) François Chaplin: French concert pianist.
(1963) Mario Yamasaki: Brazilian-American martial artist and referee.
(1962) Cendrine Dominguez: French model, she became a TV presenter, hosting the game "Fort Boyard" with Patrice Laffont (France 2 national channel).
(1962) Bela B
(1962) Chris Dahlquist: Fridley -- NHL defenseman (Ottawa Senators).
(1962) Ginger Lynn: American model and actress.
(1962) Ginger Lynn (Ginger Lynn Allen): American adult film actress.
(1962) Yvonne Ryding: Swedish beauty queen, voted Miss Universe in 1984.
(1961) Jeff Robinson baseball player (Detroit Tigers: Baltimore Orioles).
(1961) Patrik Sundström: Swedish ice hockey player.
(1961) Jeff Robinson: American baseball player (d. 2014).
(1960) James Comey
(1960) Don Franklin: American actor.
(1960) Victor Pinchuk
(1960) Catherine G Coleman in Charleston: South Carolina, USA; Phd/Captain US Air Force/astronaut (STS 73).
(1960) Diane Williams: American sprinter.
(1960) Chris Waddle: English footballer manager and sportscaster.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Didier Sustrac
(1959) Franco Iglesia: in Cuba; Spanish singer.
(1959) Jorge Vaca: Mexican boxer.
(1959) Bob Paris: American bodybuilder and gay rights advocate.
(1958) Bruno Gaccio: French comedian, screenwriter and television producer, best known for his involvement in the writing of the show "Les Guignols de l'info" on Canal+ (1992-2007).
(1958) Mike Scott (musician)
(1958) Pierre Bellanger: French business leader, founder and CEO of Skyrock, a French commercial radio station, and founder of skyrock.
(1958) Jan Dijksma: Dutch bassist (Weekend at Waikiki).
(1958) Steven Rock-Savage: Mellville, Louisiana -- (LSU), actor.
(1958) Francois Zocchetto: French politician.

(1958) Spider Stacy: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Pogues).
(1958) Spider Tracy: English rock vocalist (The Pogues).
(1958) Mike Scott Scottish rocker (Blues Inc: Waterboys - "Rainbow Warrior").
(1958) Mike Scott: Scottish singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Waterboys).
(1957) Patrick Deville
(1956) Hanni Wenzel: Liechtenstein -- Slalom (1980 Olympics - 2 Gold Medals).
(1956) T K Carter in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Mike - Punky Brewster, Just our Luck).
(1956) Linda Fabiani: Scottish politician.
(1955) Hervé Guibert: French gay writer and photographer.
(1955) John Paulson
(1955) Jane Crafter: Perth, Western Australia -- Golfer (1987 JC Penney Mixed Teams).
(1954) Eva Mattes: German-Austrian actress, appeared in four films directed by Rainer Werner Fassbinder (The Bitter Tears of Petra von Kant, Wildwechsel, Effi Briest and In a Year of 13 Moons) and A Man Called Eva (Ein Mann wie EVA, 1984), as a bearded film director based on the then recently deceased Fassbinder.
(1954) Hans William Schlegel in Oberlingen: Germany; astronaut (STS 55).
(1954) Alan Kulwicki in Greenfield: Wisconsin, USA; NASCAR racer (Winston Cup).
(1954) Alan Kulwicki: American stock car racer, dies in plane crash at age 38 (born 1954).
(1954) Steve MacLean: Canadian physicist and astronaut.
(1954) James Horan: American actor.
(1954) Steven MacLean: Canadian astronaut.
(1954) James Horean: Actor (Loving).
(1954) Steven Glenwood MacLean in Ottawa: Ontario, Canada; astronaut (STS 52).
(1954) Ib Anderson in Copenhagen: Denmark; ballet dancer.
(1953) Juandino (magician)
(1953) Rene Eespere: Soviet-born Estonian composer.
(1953) Wade Davis: Canadian anthropologist author and photographer.
(1953) René Eespere: Estonian composer.
(1953) Vangelis Meimarakis: Greek lawyer and politician 4th Greek Minister for National Defence.
(1953) Joe Toplyn in Boston: Massachusetts, USA; comedic writer (Late Night with David Letterman).
(1953) Vijay Amritraj: India -- Tennis player / actor (Octopussy).
(1953) Mikael Odenberg: Swedish soldier and politician 29th Swedish Minister for Defence.
(1953) Juandino : American professional magician from age 21 in dinner theater and clubs.
(1952) Pedro Collor de Mello: Brazilian businessman and noted family, the brother of President Collor DeMello.
(1952) Carlos Lopez Degregori: Renowned Peruvian poet.
(1952) Graciela Alfano: Graciela Alfano Argentinian model and actress.
(1952) Tommy Boyd: English radio and television host.
(1952) Germain Houde: French Canadian actor.
(1952) John Lurie: American actor saxophonist painter director and producer (The Lounge Lizards).
(1952) Tamara Danz: Singer.
(1951) Mike Krüger
(1951) Brad Blakeley: American real estate developer like his dad, the third son of entrepreneur Gerald Blakeley.
(1951) Gérard Loussine
(1951) Celia Weston: American actress.
(1951) Jan Timman: Dutch chess player and author.
(1951) Sandro Giacobbe: Italian singer-songwriter who started his career in the early 1970s and got his first success in 1974, with the song "Signora mia", which entered the top-ten on the Italian hit parade.
(1951) Paul Zaloom: American actor and puppeteer.
(1951) Mike Kruger: German actor and popular singer who had great success with joke songs.
(1950) Pierre Blayau
(1950) Vicki Michelle: Essex, England -- Actress (Virgin Witch, Allo Allo).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Cliff Williams: Bassist.
(1949) Bill Buckner: California, United States -- 1st baseman - error cost Red Sox 1986 World Series.
(1949) Neema Barnette
(1949) Dee Wallace: Movie Actress.
(1949) Dee Wallace Stone [Deanna Bowers] in Kansas City: Missouri, USA; actress (Critters, Secret Admirer, 10).
(1949) Cliff Williams in Sydney: Australia; rock bassist (AC/DC - "Highway to Hell").
(1949) Jean-Louis Danguillaume: French cyclist, professional from 1974 to 1978.
(1948) Dee Wallace: American actress and producer.
(1948) Boudewijn Buch: Dutch writer / TV host.
(1948) Peeter Kreitzberg: Estonian lawyer and politician (d. 2011).

(1948) Boudewijn Büch: Dutch author poet and television host (d. 2002).
(1948) Kim Beazley: Australian politician and diplomat 9th Deputy Prime Minister of Australia.
(1948) Peter Thorup: Danish singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (The Beefeaters and Collective Consciousness Society) (d. 2007).
(1947) Dilma Rousseff: Brazilian economist and politician currently serving as the 36th President of Brazil.
(1947) Christopher Parkening: American virtuoso classical guitarist and international celebrity through his concerts, records and TV appearances.
(1947) Alain Turban
(1947) Alan Millar: Alan Millar is the former Head of Philosophy at the University of Stirling, Scotland.
(1947) Christopher Parkening in Los Angeles: California, USA; guitarist (transcribed sacred music).
(1947) Linda Sutton: English artist.
(1947) Tom Mardirosian: American actor.
(1946) Jane Birkin: British actress and noted family, the sister of writer-director Andrew Birkin who put out "Blow-Up" in 1966.
(1946) Sanjay Gandhi: Indian politician and noted family, the second son of Indira Ghandi and grandson of Jawaharlal Nehru.
(1946) Patty Duke: American actress, on-screen from 1958 at age 12.
(1946) Antony Beevor: English historian and author.
(1946) Oral Çalışlar: Turkish journalist and author.
(1946) Anthonius A M "Ton" Kors: Dutch writer (Hannie Schaft).
(1946) Stanley Smith: Actor (Honey, King of Jazz, Soup to Nuts), dies at 71.
(1946) Peter Lorimer
(1946) John Prez: English conductor and composer.
(1946) Ruth Fuchs: German javelin thrower and politician.
(1946) Stan Smith: American tennis player and champion of the Men's Singles at Wimbledon in 1972.
(1946) Ruth Fuchs German Democratic Republic javelin thrower (Olympics-2 gold-1972: 1976).
(1946) Jackie McCauley: in North Ireland; rock pianist (Them Coleraine).
(1946) Patty Duke [Anna Marie] in Elmhurst: New York, USA; actress (Miracle Worker).
(1946) Jenny Sullivan: American actress.
(1946) Joyce Wilson: American singer (Tony Orlando and Dawn and Former Ladies of the Supremes).
(1946) Michael Ovitz: American talent agent co-founded Creative Artists Agency.
(1946) Stanley R Smith tennis champion (Wimbledon 1972: US Open-1971).
(1946) Joyce Vincent Wilson in Detroit: Michigan, USA; singer (Tony Orlando and Dawn).
(1945) Paul Downing: American musician; guitar and keyboard player with top world bands in Europe, and in the United States after 1966; also a record producer.
(1945) Georgina Flanderka: American museum consultant with 19 years experience in the industry, a member of the Canadian and Ontario Museum Association and the Management Marketing Association of America.
(1945) Twin Downing: British mortality, lived only a few days.
(1944) Michael Glos
(1944) Graham Kirkham: Baron Kirkham English businessman founded DFS.
(1943) René van der Linden
(1943) Thomas McAvoy
(1943) R Emmett Tyrrell: American magazine publisher.
(1943) Tommy McAvoy: Scottish politician.
(1943) Frank Allen: rock vocalist (Searchers - "Needles and Pins").
(1943) Emmett Tyrrell: American journalist author and publisher founded The American Spectator.
(1942) Juan Diego
(1942) Jean-Yves Chamard
(1942) Nathalie Courval
(1942) Joyce Kozloff: American artist whose politically engaged work has been based on cartography since the early 1990s.
(1942) Régis Belenet: French diplomat, who served as ambassador to Pakistan.
(1942) Chris Harris: English actor and director (d. 2014).
(1942) Dick Wagner: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Frost) (d. 2014).
(1942) Rex Thompson in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Young Bess, King and I, Her 12 Men).
(1942) Zoe Laskari: Greek actress.
(1942) David Band: Banker.
(1941) Irene Müller: German artist, painter, etcher, photographer, and sculptor.
(1941) Karan Armstrong: American soprano and actress.
(1941) Ellen Willis: American journalist critic and academic (d. 2006).
(1940) Henri Dès
(1940) Harvey Fisher: American actor and screenwriter, singer and musician, playing guitar and performing in folk music.
(1940) Paco Camino
(1940) Lex Gold: Scottish footballer and civil servant.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Charles House: American pro astrologer with a large following for decades in New York City, including many famous clients.
(1939) Marilyn Cooper in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Broadway Bound, Survivors).
(1939) Ernie Davis: American football player (Born 1939).
(1939) Ann Cryer: English academic and politician.
(1939) Ernest Davis: 1st black to win Heisman Trophy (1961).
(1938) Leonardo Boff: in Italy; Brazilian Catholic theologian.
(1938) Hal Williams in Columbus: Ohio, USA; actor (Private Benjamin, 227, Sanford and Son).
(1938) Janette Scott: Actress (Day of the Triffids).
(1938) Jean-Pierre Coquillaud: Cognac physician.
(1936) Robert Allan Ridley Parker in New York City: New York, USA; PhD/astronaut (STS-9, STS-35).

(1936) Robert Alan Ridley Parker: NYC, New York -- PhD / Astronaut (STS 9, STS 35).
(1935) Lee Remick: Actress (Days of Wine & Roses), dies of cancer at 55.
(1935) Lewis Arquette: American actor producer and screenwriter (d. 2001).
(1935) Lee Remick in Quincy: Massachusetts, USA; actress (Days of Wine and Rose, Long Hot Summer).
(1935) Barbara Leigh-Hunt: Bath, England -- Actress (Search for the Nile).
(1935) Arvo Valton: Estonian author and screenwriter.
(1935) Lewis Arquette in Chicago: Illinois, USA; actor (Horror Show, Book of Love).
(1934) Petrus van Doorne: Dutch industrialist.
(1934) Shyam Benegal: Indian director and screenwriter.
(1934) Hal Williams: American actor.
(1933) Pierre Albaladejo: French rugby player, nicknamed ‘’Mr.
(1933) Leo N: Wright; American saxophonist ("I Left My Heart in San Francisco").
(1933) Leo Wright: American jazz musician who played alto saxophone, flute and clarinet.
(1932) Albert Spaggiari: French criminal, best known for being the mastermind of the "heist of the century" took place at the Société Générale bank of Nice on 16 July 1976.
(1932) Lynne Palmer: American astrologer, an author, columnist, counselor and lecturer.
(1932) Abbe Lane: Brooklyn, New York -- Aka Mrs Xavier Cugat / singer (Xavier Cugat Show).
(1932) Charlie "Silver Fox" Rich in Colt: Arizona, USA; singer ("Behind Closed Doors").
(1932) Charlie Rich: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 1995).
(1932) George Furth in Chicago: Illinois, USA; actor/director (Tammy, Good Guys, Dumplings).
(1932) George Furth: American actor and playwright (d. 2008).
(1932) Abbe Lane aka Mrs Xavier Cugat in Brooklyn: New York, USA; singer (Xavier Cugat Show).
(1931) René-Lucien Picandet
(1931) Jon Elia: Pakistani scholar, poet and philosopher (Born 1931).
(1931) Rene Picandet: French ecclesiastic, a Roman Catholic Bishop; he was ordained a priest on April 3, 1961.
(1931) Frank Shrontz: American administrative sales and CEO of Boeing, the nations largest manufacturer of military and commercial aircraft with a large back log of orders (1,700).
(1931) Vladimir-Georg Karassev-Orgusaar: Estonian director and politician (d. 2015).
(1930) Edgard Sorgeloos: Belgium sport Champion.
(1930) Rosanna Carteri: Italian soprano primarily active in the 1950s through the mid-1960s.
(1930) David Harris: English geographer anthropologist and archaeologist (d. 2013).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Ron Nelson: Composer.
(1929) Charles Exley: American manufacturing company executive.
(1929) Colombo Cassano: Italy sport Champion.
(1928) Oleg Prokofiev: Russian artist, sculptor and poet.
(1928) Sally Brophy: American stage and television actress and college theatre arts professor.
(1927) Koos Rietkerk: Dutch lawyer and politician Dutch Minister of the Interior (d. 1986).
(1927) Jacobus G: Rietkerk; Dutch internal minister (VVD) (1982-86).
(1927) Richard Cassilly: American tenor and actor (d. 1998).
(1927) Adrian Burk: American football quarterback in the National Football League (NFL) for the Baltimore Colts (1950) and Philadelphia Eagles (1951–1956).
(1925) Alain Pontaut

(1925) Sam Jones: American baseball player (d. 1971).
(1924) Tamara Lees
(1924) Kirsi Kunnas: Finnish poet, children's literature author and translator into Finnish.
(1924) Marion Morgan: singer ("Stop the Music").
(1924) Joseph Bosson: Sevrier Journalist.
(1924) Siiri Rantanen: Finland -- Cross country skier (1956 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1924) Raj Kapoor: Indian filmactor, producer and director of Hindi cinema.
(1923) Gerard Reve: Dutch writer, known for his naturalistic realism, whose works include "Melancholia," 1951, "A Prison Song in Prose," 1968 and an autobiography.
(1923) Janet Brown: Scottish-British entertainer, comedienne and impressionist, most noted for her vivid impersonations of Margaret Thatcher.
(1923) Sully Boyar in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Car Wash).
(1923) Leonardus S van Egeraat: Dutch travel expert.
(1922) Luciano Bianciardi: Italian author, librarian, translator, novelist.
(1922) Oscar Brauer Herrera: Mexican politician, who during the government of Luis Echeverria Alvarez served as Secretary of Agriculture between 1974 and 1976.
(1922) Charley Trippi: NFL halfback (Chicago Cardinals).
(1922) Roger Poudonson: Arras Politician.
(1922) J Spurrier: American sergeant Medal of Honor recipient (d. 1984).
(1922) Don Hewitt: television news producer & director; creator of 60 Minutes (Born 1922).
(1922) Nikolay Basov: Russian physicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 2001).
(1921) Maurice Mességué: French herbal healer raised in a family of plant healers.
(1921) Udo Rudolph: German second generation astrologer, the son of Ludwig Rudolph and a member of the Hamburg Uranian School, an industrial manager, lecturer, author, bookseller and publisher.
(1920) Daniel Sorano
(1920) Clark Terry: American trumpet player composer and educator (d. 2015).
(1920) Albertus Meintser: Office clerk / resistance fighter.
(1920) Michael Brown: American producer and writer of songs and books.
(1920) Quinton Hazell: Businessman.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Ima Roberts: American astrologer, the co-author of "Signs and Parts in Plain English" with her husband Press Roberts and Don Borkowski in 1975.
(1919) Shirley Jackson: United States -- Writer (Road Through the Wall).
(1919) Michael Bilton: English actor (d. 1993).
(1918) BKS Iyengar: Indian yoga advocate.
(1918) Radu Beligan: Romanian actor and director.
(1918) B Iyengar: Indian yoga instructor and author founded Iyengar Yoga (d. 2014).
(1918) James T Aubrey: American television executive (d. 1994).
(1918) James Aubrey: Actor (Riders of the Storm), dies of heart attack at 75.
(1918) Georges Petit-Cuenot: France Military man.
(1917) C-H Hermansson: Swedish author and politician.

(1917) June Taylor: American dancer and choreographer (d. 2004).
(1917) Elyse Knox: Hartford, Connecticut -- Actress (Hit the Ice, Black Gold).
(1916) Shirley Jackson: American Gothic novelist, known as the "Virginia Werewolf of séance fiction," a prolific and disciplined writer whose typewriter kept going from day into night.
(1916) Gina Mussolini: Italian noted family, the wife of Bruno Mussolini, married on 10/29/1938; the couple had one daughter together.
(1915) Rashid Behbudov: Georgian-Azerbaijani singer and actor (d. 1989).
(1915) Clay Warnick: Tacoma, Washington -- Choral director (Jimmie Rodgers Show).
(1915) Le Barbier Robert: France Military man.
(1915) Dan Dailey: Dancer / actor (Gov Drinkwater-Governor & JJ), dies at 63.
(1914) Attila Petschauer: Hungarian fencer (d. 1943).
(1914) Karl Carstens: German politician.
(1914) Georges Arditi: French painter, cousin of the writer Elisas Canetti.
(1914) Nam Phương: Vietnamese wife of Bảo Đại (d. 1963).
(1914) Rosalyn Tureck: American pianist and harpsichord player (d. 2003).
(1914) Dan Dailey New York City: New York, dancer/actor (Governor Drinkwater-Governor and JJ).
(1913) Jean Trignac: French criminal, a thug and thief who viciously assaulted eight people.
(1913) Dan Dailey: American actor (d. 1978).
(1912) Morey Amsterdam: Chicago, Illinois -- Comedian (Buddy-Dick Van Dyke Show).
(1912) Frederick Wall: American physical chemist, married once, two children.
(1911) Jerzy Iwanow-Szajnowicz: Greek-Polish swimmer and water polo player (d. 1943).
(1911) Ota Adler: Czech / British fur trader / founder (Federal Trust).
(1911) Mario Pagotto: Italy sport Champion.
(1911) Hans von Ohain: German-American physicist and engineer (d. 1998).
(1911) Spike Jones: Long Beach, California -- Composer (In a Secluded Rendesvous).
(1910) Budd Johnson

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Edward L Tatum: United States -- Molecular geneticist (Nobel 1958).
(1909) Edward Tatum: American geneticist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1975).
(1909) Julien Pages: Le Puy EXecutives.
(1909) Phia [Sophia R] Berghout: Harpist / founder Eduard of Beinumstichting.
(1908) Laurence Naismith: Surrey, England -- Actor (Judge Fulton-Persuaders).
(1908) Morey Amsterdam: American actor singer and screenwriter (d. 1996).
(1908) Claude Davey: Welsh rugby union footballer (d. 2001).
(1908) Mária Szepes: Hungarian journalist author and screenwriter (d. 2007).
(1908) Maria Szepes: Hungarian authoress (d. 2007).
(1907) Guy Middleton: Hove, England -- Actor (Gentlemen Marrie Brunettes).

(1906) Maryse Martin
(1906) Helmut Bornefeld: composer.
(1905) André Bac
(1905) Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting
(1905) Maurice Claisse: Paris 07 ieme Military man.
(1905) Sydney Lipton: Bandleader / violin.
(1903) Walter Rangeley: English sprinter (d. 1982).
(1902) Frances Beauvier: Actress (Aunt Bea-Andy Griffith Show).
(1902) Frances Bavier: American actress and singer (d. 1989).
(1902) Friedrich Buchholz: German art historian, theologian and liturgist.
(1901) Henri Cochet: French tennis champion and winner of the Wimbledon Men's Singles championship in 1927 and 1929.
(1901) Paul I: King of Greece (1947-64).
(1901) Paul: king of Greece (d. 1964).
(1901) Paul of: Paul of Greece (d. 1964).
(1901) Suzanne Desloges: French tennis player of the 1920s.
(1901) Albert Lebleu: France Scientist.
(1900) Boyan Georgiev: Ikonomov composer.

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