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2009 - 2000

(2004) Jean: Luxembourg royal, son of Princess Sibilla (Weiller) of Luxembourg, and Prince Guillaume.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Dawson Dunbar: Movie Actor.
(1999) Ainura K: YouTube Star.
(1999) Camryn Magness: Pop Singer.
(1999) Camryn : American singer and actress.
(1998) Alex Midler: Skateboarder.
(1998) Stewart Maloley: Family Member.
(1997) Leo Howard: Actor.
(1997) Zac Mann: Vine Star.
(1995) Kim Hyo-joo: South Korean golfer.
(1995) Tadoe : Rapper.

(1995) Jasmine Brown: YouTube Star.
(1994) Alexis Sky: Model.
(1993) Karina Ramos
(1993) Dovilė Dzindzaletaitė: Lithuanian triple jumper.
(1993) Juan Jaramillo: YouTube Star.
(1993) Sayaka Yamamoto: Japanese singer (NMB48 and AKB48).
(1992) Ty Moss: YouTube Star.
(1991) Natasha Oakley: Instagram Star.
(1991) Shabazz Napier: Basketball Player.
(1990) Ian Nepomniachtchi

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Patricia van der Vliet
(1989) Leon Bridges: Musician.
(1989) Sean Flynn: TV Actor.
(1989) Sakari Mattila: Finnish footballer.
(1988) Conor McGregor: MMA Fighter.
(1988) Jérémy Stravius: French swimmer, a co-winner of the 100M backstroke in the 2011 World Swimming Championships in Shanghai.
(1988) Keelan Dadd: Skateboarder.
(1988) Bonnie Sveen: TV Actress.
(1988) James Vaughan: English footballer.
(1987) Malika Ménard

(1987) Storming of the Bastille (French Revolution)
(1987) Dan Reynolds (musician)
(1987) Sara Canning: TV Actress.
(1987) Margus Hunt: Estonian-American football player discus thrower and shot putter.
(1987) Elena Gant: Reality Star.
(1987) Sean Smith: American football player.
(1987) Adam Johnson: English footballer.
(1987) Aqeel Ahmed: English director producer and screenwriter.
(1987) Dan Reynolds: Rock Singer.
(1987) Patrick Switzer: Canadian skateboarder.
(1987) Shane McLoughlin: American noted family, the first son of Tom McLoughlin and his second wife, Nancy, born while his Dad was directing "Date With An Angel.
(1987) Ryan Sweeting: Bahamian-American tennis player.
(1986) Dan Smith (British singer)
(1986) Nikolay Kulemin: Russian ice hockey player.
(1986) Alexander Gerndt: Swedish footballer.
(1986) Dan Smith: Rock Singer.
(1986) Peta Murgatroyd: Dancer.
(1985) Chris Wright: English cricketer.
(1985) Darrelle Revis: American football player.
(1985) Aryana Sayeed: World Music Singer.
(1985) Charlotte Dujardin: Athlete.
(1985) Billy Celeski: Australian footballer.
(1985) Tuna : Albanian-Macedonian singer.
(1985) Lee Kwang-soo: TV Actor.
(1984) Erica Blasberg: American golfer (d. 2010).
(1984) Pierre Bittencourt
(1984) Sveva Alviti
(1984) Nilmar (footballer)
(1984) Mounir Hamdaoui: Moroccan footballer.
(1984) Nilmar : Brazilian footballer.
(1984) Nansy Stergiopoulou: Greek singer (Hi-5).
(1984) Fleur Saville: New Zealand actress and producer.
(1984) Samir Handanović: Slovenian footballer.
(1984) Ida Maria: Rock Singer.
(1984) Dolly Castro: Instagram Star.
(1984) Renaldo Balkman: American basketball player.
(1984) Lenka Dlhopolcová: Slovak tennis player.
(1983) Igor Andreev: Russian tennis player.
(1983) Khalil Fong
(1983) Liu Xiang: Athlete.
(1983) Drew Cheetwood: American actor.
(1983) Tito Muñoz: American conductor and academic.
(1983) Thomas Howard: American football player (d. 2013).
(1983) Wesley Dening: Australian television host and producer.
(1982) Christopher Penney
(1982) Aya Cash: Actress.
(1982) Achille Coser: Italian footballer.
(1982) Ebuka Obi-Uchendu: Nigerian lawyer.
(1982) Dmitry Chaplin: Russian-born American dancer, So You Think You Can Dance finalist.
(1981) Peta Murgatroyd
(1981) Milow (singer)
(1981) Potito Starace
(1981) Michael Mando: Actor.
(1981) Lee Mead: English actor and singer.
(1981) Robbie Maddison: Australian motorcycle racer.
(1981) Andrew Rhoades: American accidental death, this young man took a fatal leap from one roof to another of a nearby buiding on November 26, 2005 sometime just after 8 AM EST in Brighton, MA.
(1981) Trevor Fehrman: American actor.
(1981) Milow : Belgian singer-songwriter.
(1981) Fran Kranz: Actor.
(1980) Jérôme Haehnel
(1980) Chad Faust: Canadian-American actor singer director and producer.
(1980) Jessica Nelson
(1980) Portsmouth (Virginia)
(1980) Jed Madela: Filipino singer-songwriter and actor.
(1980) George Smith: Australian rugby union player.
(1980) Jimena : Pop Singer.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Scott Porter: TV Actor.
(1979) Axel Teichmann: German cross-country skier.
(1979) Bernie Castro: Dominican baseball player.
(1978) Annemie Coenen
(1978) Caroline Lesley: Canadian-American actress director and screenwriter.
(1978) Mattias Ekström: Swedish race car driver.
(1978) Kristy Wright: Australian actress.
(1977) Victoria Crown Princess of Sweden
(1977) Kari Wahlgren: Actress.
(1977) Victoria : Crown Princess of Sweden.

(1977) Ashley Scott: Actress.
(1977) Victoria Of Sweden: Royalty.
(1977) Crown Victoria: Swedish royal family, the daughter and first child of King Carl XVI and Queen Silvia, heir to the Swedish throne.
(1977) Gordon Cree: Scottish singer-songwriter and pianist.
(1976) Kirsten Sheridan: Irish film director and screenwriter.
(1976) Geraint Jones: Papua New Guinean-English cricketer.
(1976) Yesim Cetin: Miss Turkey Universe (1997).
(1976) Monique Covét: Hungarian porn actress and model.
(1976) Teddy Afro: World Music Singer.
(1976) Ranj Dhaliwal: Canadian novelist.
(1975) Tameka Cottle: R&B Singer.
(1975) Taboo (Black Eyed Peas)
(1975) Amy Acuff: American athlete.
(1975) Erick Dampier
(1975) Jaime Gomez: Rapper.
(1975) Taboo : American rapper and actor (The Black Eyed Peas).
(1975) Tim Hudson: American baseball player.
(1975) Jamey Johnson: American country music artist.
(1975) Matthew Kessinger: Louisville, Kentucky -- Fig skater (1995 Great Lakes Junior Champ).
(1974) Hafida Gadi: French athlete, specializing in the Women's Marathon.
(1974) David Mitchell (actor)
(1974) Gilles Bosquet: French rowing champion, the winner of a Silver Medal in four-man coxless rowing at the Atlanta Olympics along with D. Fauche, O. Moncelet and B. Vecten on 7/27/1996.
(1974) Martina Hill
(1974) 2016 attack in Nice
(1974) Maxine Peake
(1974) Erick Dampier: American basketball player: center, Warriors.
(1974) Pavlina Nola: Bulgarian-New Zealand tennis player.
(1974) David Mitchell: English comedian and actor.
(1973) Alley Baggett
(1973) Candela Peña: Spanish actress.
(1973) Halil Mutlu: Bulgarian-Turkish weightlifter.
(1973) Tony Sandoval
(1973) Candela Pena: Spanish actress.
(1973) Deborah Cox: Musician.
(1973) Carolyn Mackler: Author.
(1973) Adam Quinn: American bagpipes player and composer (Lucid Druid).
(1973) Paul Methric: American rapper and producer (Twiztid Dark Lotus and Psychopathic Rydas).
(1973) Tani Fuga: Samoan rugby player.
(1972) Lou Roe: NBA forward (Detroit Pistons).
(1972) Deborah Mailman: Australian actress.
(1972) Jeffrey Pagaduan: American troubled white male who exploded into a berserk state in September 2002.
(1972) Matthew Campbell: NFL tight end (Carolina Panthers).
(1972) Joe Aska: NFL running back (Oakland Raiders).
(1972) Ben Talley: NFL linebacker (New York Giants).
(1972) Loïc Le Meur: French entrepreneur and blogger.
(1971) Ross Rebagliati: Canadian snowboarder and winner of Canada's first Gold Medal and the first Gold Medal for snowboarding in the 1998 Olympics, a new event admitted in the games.
(1971) Nick McCabe: English guitarist (The Verve and Black Submarine).
(1971) Mark LoMonaco (Bubba Ray Dudley): American professional wrestler.
(1971) Madhu Sapre: Former Indian Model and Miss Universe Contestant.
(1971) Mark Lomonaco: Wrestler.
(1971) Joey Styles: American wrestling commentator.
(1971) Lukman Sardi: Indonesian actor.
(1971) Howard Webb: English footballer and referee.
(1971) Marie-Chantal Toupin: Canadian singer.
(1970) Mark Strickland: NBA forward (Miami Heat).
(1970) Missy Gold: American actress who portrayed the child Katie on the television sitcom, "Benson" which ran from 1979 to 1986.
(1970) Todd Rucci: NFL guard (NE Patriots).
(1970) Jacob Young: Norwegian guitarist.
(1970) Mark Brandenburg: Houston, Texas -- Pitcher (Texas Rangers).
(1970) Missy Gold in Great Falls: Montana, USA; actress (Katie - Benson).
(1970) Nina Siemaszko: American actress.
(1970) Thomas Lauderdale: American pianist (Pink Martini).
(1970) Michelle Sawatzky: Steinbach, Manitoba -- Volleyballer (1996 Olympics).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Jean-Luc Couchard
(1969) Sven Sester: Estonian politician.
(1969) Craig Shaynak: American actor and producer.
(1969) Kazushi Sakuraba: Japanese mixed martial artist and professional wrestler.
(1969) Jose Hernandez: Hato Rey, Puerto Rico -- Infielder (Chicago Cubs).
(1969) Jose Andres: Chef.
(1969) Ken Jeong: Actor.
(1969) José Hernández: Puerto Rican baseball player and coach.
(1968) John Maginnes: Atlanta, Georgia -- Nike golfer (1994 NIKE Texarkana Open-5th).
(1968) Michael Palmer: Singaporean lawyer and politician 8th Speaker of the Parliament of Singapore.

(1968) Mark Lenz: United States -- 3m spring diver (1992 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1967) Valérie Pécresse: French politician.
(1967) Patrick J Kennedy: American politician.
(1967) Naomi Cleaver
(1967) Kurt Elsasser: Austrian singer.
(1967) Glen Scrivener: CFL defensive tackle (Winnipeg Blue Bombers).
(1967) Leonardo Lavalle: Mexico -- Tennis star.
(1967) Patrick Kennedy: American politician and noted family, the son of Joan and Ted Kennedy.
(1967) Marios Constantinou: Cypriot footballer and manager.
(1967) Jeff Jarrett: American wrestler and promoter co-founded Total Nonstop Action Wrestling.
(1967) Robin Ventura: Santa Maria, California -- Infielder (Chicago White Sox).
(1966) Matthew Fox: American actor.
(1966) Tanya Donelly: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Throwing Muses Belly and The Breeders).
(1966) Ellen Reid: Canadian pianist and vocalist (Crash Test Dummies).
(1966) D J Johnson: NFL cornerback (Atlanta Falcons).
(1966) Owen Coyle: Scottish-born Irish football player and manager.
(1966) Matt Hume: Matt Hume American mixed martial artist and trainer.
(1966) Brian Selznick: American author and illustrator.
(1966) Tayna Donelly: Rocker (Belly).
(1966) Juliet Cesario: American actress.
(1965) Juli Hashiguchi: American pro illustrator and animation artist.
(1965) François Pécheux
(1965) Reina Olea: Female jockey.
(1965) Urmas Kruuse: Estonian lawyer and politician 41st Mayor of Tartu.
(1964) Brett J Ogle: Paddington, Australia -- PGA golfer (1993 AT&T Pebble Beach).
(1964) Kippei Shiina: Japanese actor.
(1964) Igor Shpilband: Russian-American ice dancer and coach.
(1964) Jack Kay Jr: Montreal, Quebec -- Canadian Tour golfer (1991 Singapore Open).
(1964) Barbara Chiu: Canton, China -- Canada table tennis player (1992, 96 Olympics - 33rd Place).
(1963) Philippe Folliot
(1963) Wouter Bos
(1963) Kenny Johnson: Actor.
(1963) Bel Le Harper: NFL tight end (Atlanta Falcons).
(1963) Aja : American porn actress and director.
(1963) Jacques Lacombe: Canadian organist and conductor.
(1963) Phil Rosenthal: American newspaper columnist.
(1962) Ann Wagner: Politician.
(1962) Diane Ratnik: Toronto, Ontario -- Volleyball setter (1992, 96 Olympics - 8th Place).
(1962) Tom Kenny: Actor.
(1962) Antonio Sánchez: Cuban activist.
(1962) Jeff Olson: American drummer songwriter and radio host (Trouble Retro Grave and The Skull).
(1962) Vanessa Lawrence: English geographer and civil servant.
(1961) Jackie Earle Haley
(1961) Jean-Laurent Bonnafé
(1961) David Starzyk
(1961) Jackie Earle Haley in Northridge: California, USA; actor (Breaking Away).
(1961) Jackie Haley: American actor.
(1960) Jane Lynch: American actress, comedian and singer.
(1960) Angélique Kidjo: Beninese singer-songwriter and activist.
(1960) Kyle Gass: American guitarist, singer and actor (Tenacious D).
(1960) Angelique Kidjo: Beninese singer.
(1960) Ray Herndon: Scottsdale, Arkansas -- Singer (McBride & Ride-Can I Count on You).
(1960) Mike McPhee: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1960) Anna Bligh: Australian politician 37th Premier of Queensland.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Ricardo Lindemann: Brazilian astrologer, interested in karmic and spiritual counseling, He was the Vice-President for the Theosophical Society of Latin America.
(1959) Peter Angerer
(1959) Kevin Hermering: American man who was taken hostage from the U.S.
(1959) Rodney Rash: Horse trainer.
(1958) Joe Keenan: American novelist, script writer, producer and playwright, he is a twin as well.
(1958) Robert Jensen: American journalist and activist.
(1958) Mircea Geoană: Romanian politician and diplomat 97th Romanian Minister of Foreign Affairs.
(1958) Anne Hegerty: British television personality.
(1957) Cameron Crowe: Director.
(1957) Jane Hamilton: Novelist.

(1957) Scot Breithaupt: American motorcycle racer (d. 2015).
(1956) Vladimir Kulich: Czech-Canadian actor.
(1956) Julio Chavez: Argentine film and television actor.
(1956) Bob Birch: American bass player and composer (d. 2012).
(1956) Julio Chávez: Argentinian actor.
(1955) Hugues Parant: French senior civil servant, Managing Director of EPADESA-La Defense Seine Arche, Paris (Etablissement Public d’Aménagement de La Défense Seine Arche), the public authority responsible for development and urban planning in Paris's key business quarter.
(1955) L Brent Bozell III: American writer and pundit.
(1955) Allison Jones: Businesswoman.
(1955) L Bozell: American journalist and activist founded the Media Research Center.
(1954) Pierre Jarlier
(1954) Jos Zoomer: Amsterdam, Holland -- Rock drummer (Vandenberg).
(1953) Dorothée (TV host)
(1953) Martha Coakley: American lawyer and prosecutor, first female Attorney General for Massachusetts, elected in 2006.
(1953) Didier Marouani: French composer and musician.
(1953) Dorothée : French singer, actress, and TV presenter, her career was launched by Jacqueline Joubert who called her "Dorothée", her stage name.
(1953) Bebe Buell: American model, mother of Liv Tyler and ex-girlfriend of Steven Tyler of Aerosmith.
(1952) Jerry Houser: Los Angeles Actor.
(1952) Jean-Paul James: French Catholic clergyman, the Bishop of Beauvais in 2003 and Nantes since 2009.
(1952) Bob Casale (''Bob 2''): American guitarist (Devo).
(1952) George Louis Francis Lewis: Composer.
(1952) Bob Casale: American guitarist keyboard player and producer (Devo) (d. 2014).
(1952) Franklin Graham: American evangelist and missionary.
(1952) Eric Laneuville: American actor director and producer.
(1952) Yutaka Mizutani: Japanese actor and singer.
(1952) Joel Silver: South Orange, New Jersey -- Producer (Warriors, Xanadu, Die Hard).
(1952) Jerry Houser in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Slapshot, Summer of '42, Class of '44).
(1952) Stan Shaw in Chicago: Illinois, USA; actor (Mississippi, Roots Next Generation).
(1952) Stan Shaw: Chicago, Illinois -- Actor (Mississippi, Roots Next Generation).
(1952) Jeff Lindsay: Playwright.
(1952) Chris Cross [St John]: Rock singer (Arthur).
(1952) Giovanni Domenico: Italian terrorist, nick named Gioele, member of the group Democrazia Proletaria and involved in the murder of Sergio Ramelli on 29 April 1975.
(1952) Eric Laneuville in New Orleans: Louisiana, USA; actor (Larry - Room 222, St. Elsewhere).
(1951) Jean-Jacques Nuel
(1951) Esther Dyson: Zurich, Switzerland -- Computer publisher (Release 1.0).
(1951) Erich Hallhuber: German actor (Born 1951).
(1951) Judi Brown: East Lansing, Michigan -- 400m hurdler (1984 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1951) Frans Lanting: Photographer.
(1951) Rob Bishop: Politician.
(1951) Didi Conn: Actress.
(1950) Gwen Guthrie: American singer-songwriter and pianist (d. 1999).
(1950) Verena Bachmann: Professional astrologer in Zürich, Switzerland; originally a teacher, she is also a qualified psychotherapist.
(1950) Ma Ying-jeou: Politician.
(1950) Bruce Oldfield: English fashion designer.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Alain Bellet
(1949) Armen Petrossian: French caviar expert, the head of Petrossian, the family-run company started in Paris in the 1920s by his father/uncle Melkoum and Mouchegh Petrossian.
(1949) Joyce Benson: LPGA golfer.
(1949) Lukas D Barnard: Head of South Africa secret service (NIS).
(1949) Jun Ross: Filipino basketball player (d. 2009).
(1949) Tommy Mottola: American music executive.
(1948) Philippe Le Friant: French jurist, an examining magistrate (comparable to district attorney in the U.S.
(1948) Goodwill kaBhekuzulu: Zulu king.
(1948) Tom Latham: Politician.
(1948) Tommy Matola: Rock manager / CEO (CBS records).

(1948) Kenneth R. Miller: Scientist.
(1948) Goodwill Zwelithini kaBhekuzulu: Zulu king.
(1948) Earl Williams: American baseball player (d. 2013).
(1947) Xavier Darcos: French politician (senator), agrégé professor in Literature, he was Minister of National Education, and then Minister of Labor and social affairs (until 2010).
(1947) Steve Stone (baseball)
(1947) Christian Vanneste: French politician, notorious for his homophobic remarks.
(1947) Navin Ramgoolam: Mauritius physician and politician 3rd Prime Minister of Mauritius.
(1947) Claudia Kennedy: American general.
(1947) Steve Stone: American baseball pitcher, 5'10", 175 lbs.
(1947) Nick Benedict: Los Angeles, California -- Actor (Pistol-Birth of a Legend).
(1947) Steve Stone in Cleveland: Ohio, USA; sportscaster (Monday Night Baseball).
(1946) Vincent Pastore: American actor and producer.
(1946) Mavourneen O'Connor
(1946) Sue Lawley: British journalist, newswoman and TV host of "Desert Island Discs.
(1946) Maureen O'Connor: American politician, she was inaugurated as Mayor of San Diego, CA 7/07/1986.
(1946) Bob Dunn
(1946) John Wood: Australian actor and screenwriter.
(1946) Cheech Marin: Comedian.
(1946) Manuel Pangilinan: Filipino businessman.
(1945) Peter James Leonard Klatzow: Composer.
(1945) Jim Gordon: American drummer and songwriter (Traffic Derek and the Dominos Delaney & Bonnie and Souther Hillman Furay Band).
(1944) David Steinberg (author)
(1944) Lynn Loring
(1944) Billy McCool: American baseball player.
(1944) Patrice Courvalin: French geneticist and biochemist, a professor at the Institut Pasteur where he directs the French National Reference Center for Antibiotics and is the Head of the Antibacterial Agents Unit since 1983.
(1943) Ken Willard: American football player, he played fullback/running back for the San Francisco 49ers (1965-1973) and the St. Louis Cardinals in 1974.
(1943) Kenneth Willard: Richmond sports Champions.
(1943) Lynn Loring in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Patty - Fair Exchange, Barbara - FBI).
(1943) Christopher Priest: English novelist.
(1942) Javier Solana: Spanish politician, Secretary General of NATO and European Union High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy.
(1942) Roger McGuinn: Musician.
(1942) Richard Duryea: American noted family, the son of actor Dan Duryea.
(1942) Harrison Ford: Actor.
(1942) Ken Hutcherson: American football player (d. 2013).
(1941) Gérard Férey
(1941) Andreas Khol: German-Austrian lawyer and politician.
(1941) Jacques Perrin: Actor.
(1941) Edward Crutchfield: American executive CEO in charge of First Union, forcefully making his cases before critics.
(1941) Robert Forster: Actor.
(1941) Tatyana Dmitryevna Kuznetsova: Cosmonaut.
(1941) Maulana Karenga: American writer and political activist, the creator of Kwanzaa.
(1940) Renato Pozzetto
(1940) Susan Howatch: English author and academic.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Vince Taylor
(1939) George E Slusser: American scholar and writer.
(1939) George Slusser: American scholar and author (d. 2014).
(1939) Sid Haig: American actor and producer.
(1939) Philippe Alfonsi: French journalist, writer and producer.
(1939) Philippe Combelle: French musician, a bass and tenor saxophonist in the orchestra of his father Alix Combelle.
(1939) Karel Gott: Czech Schlager singer, and an amateur painter.
(1938) Jerry Rubin: American anti-war political activist of the turbulent '60s, a long-haired, bearded, vegetarian Yippie leader, radical member of the Chicago Seven, who urged his countrymen to "never trust anyone over 30.
(1938) Alberto Colussi: Italian executive, the director general of a major Italian corporation.
(1938) Bob Scholl: Rocker (Mellow Kings).

(1938) Tommy Vig: Hungarian vibraphone player drummer and composer.
(1938) Richard Rust: American actor (d. 1994).
(1937) Yoshirō Mori: Japanese journalist and politician 55th Prime Minister of Japan.
(1937) Teresa Lipowska: Polish actress.
(1937) Yoshiro Mori: Japanese politician.
(1936) Starlady (astrologer)
(1936) Bob Overmyer
(1936) Marisa Allasio: Italian actress of the 1950s.
(1936) Gloria Lambert in Worcester: Massachusetts, USA; singer (Sing Along With Mitch).
(1936) Pema Chödrön: American nun and author.
(1936) Pema Chodron: American-born Buddhist nun and author.
(1936) Robert Overmyer: American astronaut, a colonel in the U.S.
(1936) Robert F Overmyer in Lorain: Ohio, USA; Colonel US Marine Corp/astronaut (STS 5, STS 51B).
(1936) Starlady : American astrologer, known as a character who floats her ample size through a conference in a flowing dress and a huge, magnificent hat.
(1935) Jack Kemp: Politician.
(1934) Gotlib
(1934) Lee Elder: American pro golfer, a member of the PGA Sr.
(1934) Wole Soyinka: Dramatist.
(1934) Leo Joseph Koury in Pittsburgh: Pennsylvania, USA; murderer (FBI Most Wanted List).
(1934) Lee : Dallas sports Champions.
(1934) [Robert] Lee Elder: Dallas, Texas -- PGA golfer (1974 Monsanto Open).
(1933) Robert Bourassa: Canadian politician, the Liberal Party Premier of Quebec from 1970-1976.
(1933) David Storey: Novelist.
(1933) Franz : Duke of Bavaria, Heir to the House of Stuart.
(1933) Hippolyte Annex: French pro athlete, a boxer.
(1933) Del Reeves: Singer / guitarist.
(1932) Helga Liné
(1932) Roosevelt Grier
(1932) Rosey Grier: American athlete, pro football player and entertainer.
(1932) Robert Peterson: American executive and CEO in charge of IBP, a livestock procurement company.
(1932) Margarita: Princess Margarita of Baden (d. 2013).
(1931) E Thompson: English police officer and author (d. 2012).
(1931) Jacqueline de Ribes: French fashion designer and philanthropist.
(1931) Robert Stephens: Bristol, England -- Actor (Uncle Kurt-Holocaust).
(1931) Thomas Kelly: American ecclesiastic; the Archbishop of Louisville, six priests in his diocese were accused of sexual abuse in 32 lawsuits filed against the archdiocese.
(1931) Donald Eugene Webb in Oklahoma City: Oklahoma, USA; murderer (FBI Most Wanted List).
(1930) Polly Bergen: American singer, actress, TV performer and businesswoman, always an overachiever.
(1930) Eric Norman Stokes: Composer.
(1930) Polly Bergen in Knoxville: Tennessee, USA; actress (Rhoda - Winds of War, Baby Talk).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Michel Giraud: French politician, minister of employment and professional training in 1993.
(1929) George Alan Dawson: Jazz drummer / teacher.
(1928) Nancy Olson: American actress, nominated for an Oscar for her ingénue role in "Sunset Blvd," 1950.
(1928) Louis Calaferte: Writer (Requiem of the Innocents), dies at 65.
(1928) Jean-Marie Zemb
(1928) Pierre Olaf: Cauderan, France -- Actor (Kraft Music Hall).
(1928) Elizabeth Jane Lloyd: Artist / teacher.
(1928) Nancy Olson in Milwaukee: Wisconsin, USA; actress (Absent-Minded Professor, Pollyanna).
(1928) Ole Schmidt: Composer.
(1928) William Rees-Mogg: English journalist and public servant.

(1927) John Chancellor: American journalist, TV personality, host of NBC's "Today" show after Dave Garroway, July 1961 to September 1962.
(1927) John Chancellor in Chicago: Illinois, USA; news anchor (NBC, Voice of America).
(1927) Simone Veil: Lawyer.
(1927) Mike Esposito: American author and illustrator (d. 2010).
(1927) John William Chancellor: Chicago, Illinois -- News anchor (NBC, VOA).
(1926) Harry Dean Stanton: American actor.
(1926) Wallace Jones: American athlete, pro-basketball player, nicknamed "Wah-Wah.
(1926) Jan Krenz: Composer.
(1926) Harry Stanton: American actor who made his feature film debut in "Revolt at Fort Laramie," 1957.
(1925) Jean-Claude Bringuier: French director and producer of documentaries.
(1925) Luis Antonio Escobar: Composer.
(1925) Sheila Guyse: American actress and singer (d. 2013).
(1924) James W. Black: Scientist.
(1924) Piero Bellugi: Italian musician, conductor.
(1924) Warren Giese: American football player coach and politician (d. 2013).
(1923) Primo Nebiolo: Italian President of the FIDAL as well as the Olympic Games Association.
(1923) Dale Robertson: American actor and singer (d. 2013).
(1923) Antoine Haffner: St-Etienne EXecutives.
(1923) Frances Lear in Larchmont: New York, USA; woman's magazine publisher (Lears).
(1923) Willie Steele: American long jumper (d. 1989).
(1923) Harold Epperson: American u.s.
(1923) Robert Zildjian: American businessman founded Sabian (d. 2013).
(1923) Dale Robertson in Harrah: Oklahoma, USA; actor (Death Valley Days, Walter - Dynasty).
(1922) Gérard Serkoyan
(1922) Peter Andrew Tranchell: Composer.
(1922) Lucie Daouphars: French 1950s fashion model, nicknamed Lucky, who arrived in Paris at the age of sixteen.
(1922) Käbi Laretei: Estonian-Swedish pianist (d. 2014).
(1922) Robin Olds: American World War II and Vietnam War ace fighter pilot (d. 2007).
(1922) Elfriede Rinkel: German Nazi concentration camp guard.
(1921) Charles Scribner, Jr.: Publisher.
(1921) Leon Garield: Writer.
(1921) Armand Gaudreault: Canadian ice hockey player (d. 2013).
(1921) Leon Garfield: English children's author (d. 1996).
(1921) Jean Valton: French singer, comedian and impersonator.
(1921) Sixto Ballén: American-Ecuadorian architect and politician 48th President of Ecuador.
(1921) Geoffrey Wilkinson: English chemist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1996).
(1920) Paul Crauchet
(1920) Shankarrao Chavan: Indian lawyer and politician Indian Minister of Finance (d. 2004).
(1920) Albert Shiely: St Paul Military man.
(1920) Feliciano Bejar: Mexican artist and artisan, best known for a style of sculpture called “magiscopios” which involved various materials along with crystals and/or lenses to play with light or create distorted visions.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Lino Ventura: Actor (French Detective, Slap, Jig-Saw), dies at 67.
(1919) Jerome H King
(1919) Lino Ventura: Italian-French film actor.
(1919) Jerome King: American military, a Vice Admiral in the US Navy.
(1918) Ingmar Bergman: Swedish film director, a prestigiously productive and creative artist whose lens focused darkly on landscapes of tormented guilt and neurosis with only the occasional smile on a summer night.
(1918) Jay Wright: Forrester invented random-access magnetic core memory.
(1918) Arthur Laurents: American director screenwriter and playwright (d. 2011).
(1917) Arthur Leavins: Violinist.
(1917) George Bookasta: American actor and director (d. 2014).
(1917) Douglas Edwards Alda Oklahoma: USA; newscaster (CBS Evening News, FYI).

(1916) Natalia Ginzburg: Italian Jewish author, novelist, journalist, playwright, and essayist.
(1916) Phyllis Stedman: Politician.
(1916) Andr? Beyler: Malz?ville EXecutives.
(1916) Burton Andrews: American military man, rear admiral.
(1916) Irving Harper: Designer.
(1916) Joseph Bigourban: France Military man.
(1916) Lawrence Geis: Salina Military man.
(1915) Robert Hunter: Scottish educator, a Professor of Materia Medica; Pharmacology and Therapeutics at St. Andrew's University and later at Dundee University.
(1915) Jerome Lawrence: American writer, a playwright in collaboration with Robert E. Lee from 1942.
(1914) Billy Kyle
(1914) Gogea Mitu
(1914) Sidney George Gray: Company Secretary.
(1914) Angelo Caimo: Italy sport Champion.
(1914) John Dempsey: American finance accounting production manufacturer and CEO of Greif Brothers, a manufacturer of barrels, boxes and containers.
(1913) Gerald Ford: American politician, a lawyer, congressman and Vice-President under Richard Nixon in 1969 and the 38th President of the United States.
(1913) Nigel Thomas Loveridge Fisher: Politician.
(1913) Gerald R Ford [Leslie King] 41st US Vice President (1973-74): 38th US President (Republican-1974-77).
(1913) Rene Llense: France sport Champion.
(1913) Guy Joyau: Nantes Military man.
(1913) Fritz Erler: German politician (SDP).
(1912) Woody Guthrie: American singer-songwriter and musician whose musical legacy includes hundreds of political, traditional and children's songs, ballads and improvised works.
(1912) de Joybert: Vienne Military man.
(1912) Northrop Frye: Canadian philosopher and critic (d. 1991).
(1912) Marc De Joybert: French naval officer, who participated in the Second World War before being promoted to Admiral and appointed Chief of Staff of the Navy in 1972.
(1912) Yves Ezanno: Clamart Military man.
(1911) Terry-Thomas : British actor, comedian (Born 1911).
(1911) J de Graaf: Dutch ethicist / President (Church & Peace).
(1911) Pavel Prudnikau: Belarusian poet and author (d. 2000).
(1910) William Hanna: American animator and studio founder (Born 1910).
(1910) Yvonne Jeanne: France sport Champion.
(1910) Paul Chocque: France sport Champion.
(1910) Peter Stadlen: Pianist / critic.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Annabella [Suzanne G Charpentier]: Paris, France -- Actress (Dinner at Ritz).
(1909) St?phane Thouvenot: Nantes Military man.
(1908) Chaim Raphael: Writer.
(1907) Annabella (actress)
(1907) Pierre Angénieux
(1907) Annabella : French actress, known primarily in Europe.
(1906) Olive Borden: American actress (d. 1947).
(1906) Tom Carvel: Greek-born American businessman and inventor (d. 1990).
(1906) William Tunner: American general (d. 1983).
(1906) Arthur James Bramwell Hutchings: Composer.

(1904) Isaac Bashevis Singer: Poland -- Yiddish Novelist (Enemies-Nobel 1978).
(1904) Isaac Bashevis Singer: Novelist.
(1903) Irving Stone: United States -- Author (Love is Eternal, Lust for Life).
(1903) Ken Murray: NYC, New York -- Comedian ( Show, Judy Garland Show).
(1903) Antonio Rostagni: Italy Scientist.
(1902) Truman J Hedding: US Vice-Admiral (WWII).
(1902) Paul Guilfoyle: Jersey City, New Jersey -- Actor / director (Curiosity Kills).
(1902) Richard Clarkson: Aerodynamicist.
(1901) Farnand Caujolle: Toulouse physician.
(1901) George Tobias: American actor (Abner Kravitz - Bewitched), dies at age 78 (born 1901).
(1901) Gerald Finzi: English composer and academic (d. 1956).

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