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Famous Birthdays of 17 March

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 17th of March

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2010 - Today

(2015) Montgomery Baron Cohen: English noted family, the third child and first son of English actor and comedian Sacha Baron Cohen and Australian actress Isla Fisher.

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2009 - 2000

(2005) Flynn Morrison: TV Actor.
(2001) Domani Harris: Family Member.
(2001) Thomas Ketchum: YouTube Star.
(2001) Jade Alleyne: TV Actress.

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1999 - 1990

(1998) SubZeroExtabyte : YouTube Star.
(1997) Katie Ledecky: Swimmer.
(1997) Van Zandt Twins: American noted family, twins born to 51-year-old actress Adrienne Barbeau, known.
(1997) Sarah Burgett: YouTube Star.
(1996) Alain Jérôme: French journalist, television presenter and film producer.
(1995) Adam Perkins: Vine Star.
(1995) Jay Swingler: YouTube Star.
(1995) Patrick Perkins: Vine Star.
(1993) Julia Winter: Movie Actress.
(1993) Matteo Bianchetti: Italian footballer.

(1993) Alexa Dowd: Dancer.
(1992) John Boyega: Movie Actor.
(1992) Maxime Hauchard
(1992) Eliza Bennett: Movie Actress.
(1991) Thomas Robinson: Basketball Player.
(1991) Cordarrelle Patterson: Football Player.
(1990) Hozier (musician)
(1990) Hozier : Blues Singer.
(1990) Saina Nehwal: Indian badminton player.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Shinji Kagawa: Soccer Player.
(1989) Mason Musso: Pop Singer.
(1988) Grimes (musician)
(1988) Ryan White: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1988) Sparkles* : Rock Singer.
(1988) Rasmus Elm: Swedish footballer.
(1988) Fraser Forster: English footballer.
(1988) Grimes : Pop Singer.
(1987) Rob Kardashian: American television personality and businessman.
(1987) Bobby Ryan: American ice hockey player.

(1987) Krisnan Inu: New Zealand rugby player.
(1987) Federico Fazio: Argentinian footballer.
(1987) Emmanuel Sanders: Football Player.
(1987) Ryan Parent: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1986) Miles Kane: British musician.
(1986) Edin Dzeko: Bosnian footballer.
(1986) Olesya Rulin: Movie Actress.
(1986) Silke Spiegelburg: German pole vaulter.
(1986) Nick Newell: American mixed martial artist.
(1986) Edin Džeko: Bosnian footballer.
(1986) Chris Davis: Baseball Player.
(1985) Anne Ross
(1985) Vassiliki Arvaniti: Greek beach volleyball player.
(1985) Tuğba Karademir: Turkish-Canadian figure skater.
(1984) Ryan Rottman: American actor producer and screenwriter.
(1983) Astrid Guyart
(1983) Raul Meireles: Portuguese footballer.
(1983) Martin Shkreli
(1983) Christian and: Joseph Cousins; American twin actors.
(1982) Steven Pienaar: South African footballer.
(1981) Kyle Korver: American basketball player.
(1981) Servet Cetin: Turkish football player.
(1981) Thorsten Stuckmann: German footballer.
(1981) Eva Fislová: Slovak tennis player.
(1981) Servet Çetin: Turkish footballer.
(1981) Aaron Baddeley: American-Australian golfer.
(1980) Katie Morgan: American porn actress and radio host.
(1980) Aisam-ul-Haq Qureshi: Pakistani tennis player.
(1980) Nicky Jam: Reggae Singer.
(1980) Danny Califf: American soccer player.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Coco Austin: Model.
(1979) Stormy Daniels: American porn actress and director.
(1979) Hind Dehiba
(1979) Samoa Joe: Wrestler.
(1979) Stephen Glickman: TV Actor.
(1979) Lollipop : American wrestler and manager.
(1979) Andrew Ference: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1979) Million Wolde: Ethiopian runner.
(1979) Stephen Kramer Glickman: American actor and comedian.
(1979) Sharman Joshi: Indian actor.

(1979) Nicole ''Coco'' Austin: American glamor model.
(1978) Pilar Rubio
(1978) Jason Burns: American author and publisher.
(1978) Adam Jennings: British actor, producer and director.
(1978) Zachery Kouwe: American journalist.
(1978) Saša Stanišić: Bosnian-German author.
(1977) Tamar Braxton: R&B Singer.
(1977) Hadeel Abol-Naga: Miss Universe - Egypt (1996).
(1977) Iveta Jankularova: Miss Universe - Slovak Republic (1996).
(1976) Brittany Daniel: American actress.
(1976) Cédric Atlan
(1976) Cynthia Daniel: American actress and photographer.
(1976) Roxanne Hall: English porn actress.
(1976) Stephen Gately: Irish singer-songwriter dancer and actor (Boyzone) (d. 2009).
(1976) Álvaro Recoba: Uruguayan footballer.
(1976) Alvaro Recoba: Uruguayan footballer.
(1976) Ludovic Martin: French cyclist, who was in the 2004 Tour de France and finished 119th.
(1976) Scott Downs: American baseball player.
(1975) Justin Hawkins: English singer-songwriter (The Darkness British Whale and Hot Leg).
(1975) Gina Holden: Canadian actress.
(1975) Natalie Zea: American actress.
(1975) Mason Jennings: American folksinger.
(1975) Andrew Martin: Wrestler.
(1975) Puneet Rajkumar: Indian (Kannada) actor, singer and director.
(1975) Andrew ''Test'' Martin: Canadian wrestler (d. 2009).
(1975) Puneeth Rajkumar: Indian actor singer and producer.
(1975) Test : Canadian-American wrestler (d. 2009).
(1974) Marisa Coughlan: American actress.
(1974) John Hall: Kicker (NY Jets).
(1974) Eric Lane: Running back (New York Giants).
(1974) Mark Dolan: English comedian and television host.
(1974) Tõnis Kasemets: Estonian race car driver.
(1974) Oliver Palotai: German keyboard player songwriter and producer (Kamelot Circle II Circle and Sons of Seasons).
(1974) Franck Bouyer: French road bicycle racer, who competed as a professional between 1995 and 2013.
(1973) Caroline Corr: Irish singer and drummer (The Corrs).
(1973) Amelia Heinle: American actress.
(1973) Hafid Aggoune
(1973) Vance Wilson: American baseball player and manager.
(1973) Rico Blanco: Filipino singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, record producer, actor, and entrepreneur.
(1973) Amelia Weatherly: Actress (Stephanie Brewster-Loving / The City).
(1973) Jerome Woods: safety (Kansas City Chiefs).
(1972) Mia Hamm: Selma, Alabama -- Soccer forward (1996 Olympics).
(1972) Melissa Auf der Maur: Canadian musician, a bass player in Hole and Smashing Pumpkins.
(1972) Pasha Grishuk: Russian ice skater: Ice Dancer, partner of Evgeny Platov.
(1972) Abraham Poincheval
(1972) Marc Gunn: American harp player (Brobdingnagian Bards).
(1972) Mia Hamm in Selma: Alabama, USA; soccer forward (Olympics-1996, US Women's World Cup-1999).
(1972) Torquil Campbell: English-Canadian singer-songwriter and actor (Stars and Memphis).
(1972) Sean Price: American rapper and producer (Boot Camp Clik and Heltah Skeltah) (d. 2015).
(1972) Melissa der Maur: Canadian-American singer-songwriter and bass player (Hole The Smashing Pumpkins and Tinker).
(1971) Frédérique Bedos
(1971) Bill Mueller (baseball)
(1971) Bill Mueller: American baseball player and coach.
(1971) Katrina Colleton: WNBA guard/forward (Los Angeles Sparks).
(1971) Tommy Thigpen: WLAF linebacker (Barcelona Dragons).
(1970) Stephanie Rawlings-Blake
(1970) Juliet Campbell: Jamaican sprinter.
(1970) Shannan Mitchem in Decatur: Georgia, USA; female infielder (Colorado Silver Bullets).
(1970) Gene Ween: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Ween).
(1970) Yanic Truesdale: Canadian actor.
(1970) Patrick Lebeau: Canadian ice hockey player.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Alexander McQueen: British fashion designer, a sensation in Paris in the '90s.
(1969) Patricia Ford: American model and actress.
(1969) Edgar Grospiron: French pro skier, winner of a Gold Medal for artistic skiing in the Albertville Olympics in 1992.
(1969) Bruce Parry
(1969) Hugo Speer: English actor.
(1969) Michele Mahone: Family Member.
(1969) Andrew McMarlin in Vienna: Virginia, USA; rower (Olympics-1996).
(1969) Mathew St Patrick: American actor.
(1969) Domenic "Filane" Figliomeni in Terrace Bay: Ontario, Canada; boxer (Olympics-1996).
(1969) Gilbert Schaller in Bruck: Austria; tennis star.

(1969) Hanna Stjärne: Swedish journalist.
(1969) Min Chunfeng: Chinese discus thrower.
(1968) Maxence Fermine
(1968) Mathew Patrick: TV Actor.
(1968) Judy Mosley: McAfee; WNBA forward (Sacramento Monarchs).
(1968) Eri Nitta: Japanese singer actress and lyricist (Onyanko Club).
(1967) Billy Corgan: American musician, lead singer, guitarist and composer for his group "Smashing Pumpkins", 1988-2000.
(1967) Nathalie Marquay
(1967) Barry Minkow: American pastor and businessman.
(1967) Melissa Allen in Portland: Oregon, USA; WPVA volleyball player (Reebok National-13th-1994).
(1967) Van Conner: American bass player (Screaming Trees).
(1967) Kim Cathrein in Salinas: California, USA; LPGA golfer (1994 Rochester International-24th).
(1967) Chris Luongo in Detroit: Michigan, USA; NHL defenseman (New York Islanders).
(1966) José Garcia: French-Spanish actor of Galician origin, he took Garcia (mother's name) as stage name.
(1966) Antoine Gosset-Grainville: French lawyer and Inspector General of Finances.
(1966) Jeremy Sheffield: English actor and dancer.
(1966) Andrew Rosindell: English journalist and politician.
(1965) John Smiley in Phoenixville: Pennsylvania, USA; pitcher (Cincinnati Reds).
(1965) Caitlin Bilodeaux in Boston: Massachusetts, USA; US fencer (Olympics-1992).
(1964) Rob Lowe: American actor, blue-eyed and dark haired; very handsome.
(1964) Stefano Borgonovo: Italy noted soccer player, on a team with Series A..
(1964) Ron Warren Jr: Jockey (Bay Meadows).
(1964) Rob Lowe in Charlottesville: Virginia, USA; actor (Saint Elmo's Fire, The West Wing, Wayne's World, Class).
(1964) Jacques Songo'o: Cameroonian footballer and coach.
(1964) Sulev Oll: Estonian journalist and poet.
(1964) Don Griffin: NFL cornerback (Cleveland Browns).
(1964) Alex Shoumidoub: NHL goaltender (Belarus, Olympics - 1998).
(1964) Lee Dixon: English footballer and journalist.
(1963) Michael Ivins
(1963) Alex Fong (actor)
(1963) Rebeca Arthur: Actress (Mary Anne-Perf Strangers, Opposites Attract).
(1963) Alex Fong Chung-Sun: Chinese actor.
(1963) Alex Fong: Chinese actor.
(1963) Nick Peros: Canadian guitarist and composer.
(1962) Stéphane Ostrowski
(1962) Clare Grogan: Scottish actress seen in "Gregory's Girl" in early 1980.
(1962) Meiway (musician)
(1962) Gary Waddock
(1962) Roxy Dora Petrucci in Rochester: Minnesota, USA; rock drummer (Vixen - "Rev It Up").
(1962) Patrick Thomas Burke in Hollywood: Florida, USA; PGA golfer (1992 BellSouth-6th).
(1962) Kalpana Chawla: Astronaut.
(1962) Ank Bijleveld-Schouten: Dutch politician.
(1962) Rob Sitch: Australian actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1962) Roxy Petrucci: American drummer (Madam X and Vixen).
(1962) Janet Gardner: American singer and guitarist (Vixen).
(1962) Ank Bijleveld: Dutch politician.
(1962) Janet Patricia Gardner in Juneau: Alaska, USA; rocker (Vixen - "Rev It Up").
(1961) Dana Reeve: American actress and activist, widow of Christoper Reeve (Born 1961).
(1961) Sam Bowie: American basketball player.
(1961) Andrew Paul: English actor.
(1961) Alexander Bard: Swedish singer-songwriter and producer (Army of Lovers Vacuum and Bodies Without Organs).
(1961) Casey Siemaszko in Chicago: Illinois, USA; actor (Biloxi Blues, Three O'Clock High).
(1961) Casey Siemaszko: American actor.
(1960) Arye Gross: American actor.
(1960) Vicki Lewis: American actress and singer.
(1960) Gianluca Signorini
(1960) Pietro Scalia: Italian film editor who shared an Oscar with Joe Hutshing for Best Film Editing in 1992 for the movie, "JFK.
(1960) Lee Ann Michelle: Surrey, England -- Playmate (Feb, 1979).
(1960) Vicki Lewis in Cincinnati: Ohio, USA; actress (Beth - Newsradio).
(1960) Gian Signorini: Italian soccer player who came down with lateral sclerosis, a disease under investigation due to it's appearance commonly found among soccer players.
(1960) Rebeca Arthur: American actress.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Danny Ainge: American basketball player, the one-time coach of the Phoenix Suns.
(1959) Terry Hall: (Special, Fun Boy 3).
(1959) Brian Douglas Jones in Auckland: New Zealand; tornado class yachter (Olympics-1996).
(1959) Christian Clemenson: American actor.
(1959) Paul Black: American singer-songwriter and drummer (L.
(1959) Mike Lindup: British rock keyboardist/singer (Level 42 - "Hot Water").
(1958) Jizzy Pearl
(1958) José Abascal: Spanish runner.
(1958) Christian Clemenson: American actor.
(1958) Pat Bolland: Canadian television host.

(1958) Jorge Ramos: Mexican-American journalist and author.
(1957) Michael Kelly: American journalist and author (d. 2003).
(1957) Mal Donaghy: Northern Irish footballer.
(1957) Markku Manninen: Finnish astrologer.
(1957) Robin Cousins: England, United Kingdom -- Figure skater (1980 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1956) Rotterdam (Netherlands)
(1956) Catherine Leprince
(1956) Patti Hansen
(1956) Will Rigby: rock percussionist (Amy Rigby Diary of a Mad Housewife).
(1956) François Raulin: French Jazz pianist and composer.
(1956) Rory McGrath: English actor and screenwriter.
(1956) Patrick McDonnell: American author and illustrator.
(1955) Gary Sinise: American actor.
(1955) Elie Baup
(1955) Michel Bouvard (homme politique)
(1955) Bill Beyers: Actor (Wally McCandless-Capitol).
(1955) Mark Junior: American actor and producer.
(1955) Paul Overstreet: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (S-K-O).
(1955) Paul Overstreet in Van Cleave: Mississippi, USA; country singer ("Daddy's Come Around").
(1955) Cynthia McKinney: American politician (Representative-Democrat-Georgia).
(1954) Lesley-Anne Down: British actress, a model for commercials at age ten and voted Britain's "Most Beautiful Teen-ager" a few years later.
(1954) Rena Jones: Rock vocalist.
(1954) Wally Stocker in London: England; rock vocalist/guitarist (Babys - "Missing You").
(1954) Jüri Pihl: Estonian politician Estonian Minister of the Interior.
(1953) Ken Lyons: American bass guitarist (38 Special) (d. 2012).
(1953) Chuck Muncie: American football player (d. 2013).
(1953) Filemon Lagman: Filipino communist revolutionary (d. 2001).
(1952) Nikos Xydakis: Egyptian-Greek singer-songwriter and pianist.
(1952) Barry Horne: British animal activist (Born 1952).
(1952) Susie Allanson: American singer and actress.
(1952) Matthew Ashimolowo: Nigerian-British media personality.
(1951) Kurt Russell: American actor nominated for an Emmy for his role in "Elvis," a television movie.
(1951) Sydne Rome
(1951) Alain Vidalies
(1951) Craig Ramsay: Canadian ice hockey player and coach.
(1951) Scott Gorham: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Thin Lizzy 21 Guns and Black Star Riders).
(1951) Donald Findlay: Scottish lawyer and academic.
(1951) Scott Gorham Irish hard rock guitarist (Thin Lizzy - "21 Guns": "Jailbreak").
(1951) Kurt Russell in Springfield: Massachusetts, USA; actor (The Thing, Overboard, Mean Seasons).
(1950) Mehmet İrtemçelik: Turkish diplomat.
(1950) Patrick Adams: American record producer and songwriter.
(1950) Michael Been: American singer-songwriter (The Call) (d. 2010).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Patrick Duffy: American actor; key role in the top TV soap "Dallas" from 1978-86.
(1949) Daniel Lavoie: Canadian singer-songwriter, television actor, producer, and radio host, widely known for his huge hit "Ils s'aiment" and his role of Frollo in the musical "Notre-Dame de Paris".
(1949) Pat Rice: Northern Irish footballer and football manager.
(1949) Shih Wing-ching: Hong Kong businessman and philanthropist.
(1949) Hartmut Briesenick: German shot putter (d. 2013).
(1949) Patrick Duffy in Townsend: Montana, USA; actor (Bobby - Dallas, Man from Atlantis).
(1949) Stuart Rose: English businessman.
(1948) Richard Cazenave
(1948) Robert Braunwart: Who added thousands of dates to this database.
(1948) William Gibson: American-Canadian author.

(1948) Alex MacDonald: Scottish footballer and football manager.
(1948) Pat Lloyd: Rocker.
(1948) Fran Byrne: Rocker.
(1948) Jessica Williams: Pianist.
(1947) Alexandre Arcady: French actor, film director, producer and screenwriter.
(1947) Jan Andersson: Swedish educator and politician.
(1947) Yury Chernavsky: Russian-American songwriter and producer.
(1947) James Morrow: American author.
(1947) Ian Gomm: Rock guitarist.
(1947) Tony Cole: Australian public servant.
(1946) Lindsay Owen-Jones
(1946) Harold Brown: American drummer (War and Lowrider Band).
(1946) Dominique Lecomte: French forensic pathologist and director of 'l’Institut Médico-Légal de Paris.
(1946) Michael Peter Finnissey: Composer.
(1946) Michael Finnissy: English pianist and composer.
(1946) Gavin Campbell: English actor and television host.
(1946) Harold Brown in Long Beach: California, USA; rock drummer (War - "Summer", "Galaxy").
(1946) John Baines: English historian and academic.
(1945) Elis Regina: Brazilian singer, one of the most well-known, well-loved and well-paid entertainers in the history of her country.
(1945) Michael Hayden (general)
(1945) Dennis Sullivan: American bishop.
(1945) Michael Hayden: American military man named Chief of the Central Intelligence Agency by President George W. Bush on May 8, 2006 replacing Porter Goss who held the job for a short time.
(1945) Paco Gonzalez: Race horse trainer.
(1944) Pattie Boyd: English model, photographer, and author.
(1944) John Sebastian: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Lovin' Spoonful Even Dozen Jug Band and The Mugwumps).
(1944) Cito Gaston: Major League Baseball manager (Toronto Blue Jays).
(1944) Patti Boyd: Somerset, England -- (Mrs George Harrison / Mrs Eric Clapton).
(1944) John Sebastian in New York City: New York, USA; singer (Loving Spoonful, Welcome Back Kotter theme).
(1944) Pat McCauley: in Northern Ireland; rock drummer (Them).
(1944) Christian Roberts: Christian Roberts is an English actor, best remembered for his role as the rebellious Denham in the 1967 film To Sir, with Love starring Sidney Poitier and Judy Geeson.
(1944) John Lill: English pianist.
(1943) Don Mitchell: American actor (d. 2013).
(1943) Andrew Brook: Canadian philosopher author and academic.
(1943) Jim Weatherly: American singer-songwriter.
(1943) Don Mitchell in Houston: Texas, USA; actor (Mark - Ironside).
(1943) Jeff Banks: Welsh fashion designer.
(1942) John Wayne Gacy: American serial killer (executed) (b.
(1942) Jacques Abeille
(1942) Willie Somerset
(1942) John Gacy: American homicide; indicted on 1/13/1979 for the sadistic sexual assault and murder of 33 young men and boys, most of whom he buried in his cellar.
(1942) John Wayne Gacy Jr in Chicago: Illinois, USA; serial killer (32 boys).
(1941) Paul Kantner: American guitarist, singer and songwriter, known for co-founding Jefferson Airplane, a leading psychedelic rock band of the counterculture era, and its more commercial spin-off band Jefferson Starship.
(1941) Jeff Sanders: American psychologist and professor, ran for Congress (Dem) 19th district, Southwestern Pennsylvania, in 2000.
(1941) Gene Pitney in Hartford: Connecticut, USA; rock singer ("Town without Pity").
(1941) Clarence Collins: American singer (Imperials - "Tears on My Pillow").
(1941) Wang Jin-pyng: Taiwanese soldier and politician.
(1941) Edward Harper: Composer.
(1941) Max Stafford-Clark: English director and academic.
(1940) Mark White: American politician and lawyer who passed the bar in 1965, later the Assistant Attorney General of Omaha.
(1940) Vito Picone: rocker (Elegants).
(1940) Paul Capolongo: French orchestra conductor and director of the Mulhouse Symphony Orchestra 1975-1985.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Giovanni Trapattoni: Italian soccer player in the Italian National Team who later became a coach, winning the Italian Title with his team in May 1986.
(1939) Robin Knox-Johnston: British adventurer, the first person known to sail solo around the world.
(1939) Paul Sauvage: France sport Champion.
(1939) Jim Gary: American sculptor (d. 2006).
(1939) Bill Graham: Canadian academic and politician 4th Canadian Minister of Foreign Affairs.
(1939) Tom Gompf: American swimmer, Olympic bronze medal champion diver.
(1938) Rudolf Nureyev: Russian-French dancer and choreographer (d. 1993).
(1938) Zola Taylor: American singer (The Platters) (d. 2007).
(1938) Izold Pustõlnik: Estonian astronomer and academic (d. 2008).
(1938) Rudolph Nureyev: Russian ballet dancer who had an outstanding technique and a compelling stage presence.

(1938) Keith O'Brien: Irish-Scottish cardinal.
(1938) David Dilks: English historian and academic.
(1937) Galina Samsova: Russian ballerina.
(1937) Lawrence Klamon: American attorney and CEO of Fuqua Industries, a photo finishing, sporting goods and Snapper mowers retailer.
(1937) Rudy Ray Moore: American comedian and actor (d. 2008).
(1937) Adam Wade: American singer drummer and actor.
(1936) Alain Jérôme
(1936) Ken Mattingly: American astronaut, one of 19 selected by NASA in April 1966.
(1936) Ladislav Kupkovič: Slovakian composer and conductor.
(1936) Patty Maloney: American actress and puppeteer.
(1936) Ladislaw Kupkovic: Composer.
(1936) Ladislav Kupkovic: Slovakian composer.
(1936) Thomas K Mattingly II in Chicago: Illinois, USA; Captain US Navy/astronaut (Apollo 16, STS-4, 51C).
(1936) Thomas Mattingly: Chicago Military man.
(1935) Gene Schoenfeld: American journalist known in underground newspapers as "Dr. Hippocrates," the author of a medical information-help column.
(1935) Adam Wade in Pittsburgh: Pennsylvania, USA; actor/singer ("Kiss Me Goodbye", "Crazy Joe").
(1935) Frederick Mackenzie: American sedimentary and global biogeochemist.
(1935) Adam Wade: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania -- Singer (Tony Orlando & Dawn).
(1935) Patrick Etolu: Ugandan high jumper (d. 2013).
(1935) Albertus Geldermans: Netherlands sport Champion.
(1934) Jean-Marc Bory
(1934) Erhard Grosskopf: Composer.
(1934) Q T Macon: Blues vocal / guitar.
(1933) Gigliola Giorgini: Italian religious healer known as "Mama Ebe" with her own ministry.
(1933) Tim Rathbone: British politician, a Member of Parliament returned at General Election 6/11/1987.
(1933) Myrlie Evers-Williams: American journalist and activist.
(1933) Penelope Lively: British author.
(1933) Pat Galvin: Australian public servant.
(1933) Eckart Kleßmann: German journalist, writer and historian who is primarily concerned with the 19th century.
(1933) Sándor Rácz: Hungarian politician (d. 2013).
(1932) Donald Langenberg: American physicist and academic.
(1932) Dick Neibaur: American artist, graphic designer and doll maker, he created the "Rotten Kid" dolls in the 1960s and the "Fallen Angel" dolls in the 1990s.
(1932) Donald N Langenberg: American physicist.
(1932) Dick Curless: Singer / songwriter.
(1931) Eunice Gayson: London, England -- Actress (Dr No, From Russia With Love).
(1931) Paul Giannoli: Marseille Journalist.
(1931) Andre Vlayen: Belgium sport Champion.
(1931) David Peakall: English-American chemist and toxicologist (d. 2001).
(1930) James Irwin: American astronaut who graduated from the U.S.
(1930) Paul Horn (musician)
(1930) Grover Mitchell
(1930) Paul Horn: American musician, a jazz flutist famous for his albums recorded in unique places.
(1930) James Benson Irwin in Pittsburgh: Pennsylvania, USA; Colonel US Air Force/astronaut (Apollo 15).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Jean-Marie Saget
(1929) Florence Howe: American historian author and publisher founded The Feminist Press.
(1928) Eunice Gayson
(1928) William John McKeag: Canadian politician (d. 2007).
(1928) Edino Krieger: Composer.
(1928) William McKeag: Canadian businessman and politician 17th Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba (d. 2007).
(1927) Sulkhan Ivanovich Nasidze: Composer.
(1927) Maurice Ingvar Karkoff: Composer.
(1927) Nancy Sheehan: Writer.
(1927) Patrick Allen: Malawi -- Actor (Roman Holiday, Dial "M" for Murder).

(1927) Kenneth S Goldstein: Folklorist / enthomusicologist.
(1927) Betty Allen: American soprano (d. 2009).
(1927) Rudy Moore: American actor singer and producer (d. 2008).
(1926) Denise Labbé
(1926) Siegfried Lenz: Polish-German author and playwright (d. 2014).
(1926) Marjory Shedd: Canadian badminton player (d. 2008).
(1926) Denise Labbe: French homicide; infanticide.
(1925) Gabriele Ferzetti: Italian actor with more than 160 credits to his name across film, television and stage.
(1925) Jerome Lejeune: Physiologist.
(1924) William Peers: Belgian gynecologist, highly active in attempts to legalize medical abortions in Belgium.
(1924) Stephen Dodgson: English composer and educator (d. 2013).
(1923) Eiji Funakoshi
(1923) Julian Johansen: Charleston Military man.
(1922) Eugène Descamps: French trade unionist, who was the secretary general of the CFTC and CFDT.
(1922) Patrick Suppes: American psychologist and philosopher (d. 2014).
(1922) Megan Bull: British head mistress (Holloway Jail).
(1922) Eugéne Descamps: Lomme Politician.
(1922) Emile Arce: France sport Champion.
(1921) Meir Amit: Israeli general and politician 12th Israeli Minister of Communications (d. 2009).
(1920) Sheikh Mujibur Rehman
(1920) Donald Hornig: American chemist, explosives expert, teacher and presidential science advisor.
(1920) George B Hartzog Jr
(1920) John La Montaine: Oak Park, Illinois -- Composer (Pulitzer 1959).
(1920) George Hartzog: Colleton County Politician.
(1920) Olga Orozco: Argentine poet.
(1920) Mujibur Rahman: Bangladeshi politician 1st President of Bangladesh (d. 1975).
(1920) Sheikh Mujibur Rahman: Founding Leader of Bangladesh (d. 1975).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Nat King Cole: Singer (Unforgettable, Mona Lisa), dies at 49.
(1919) Hank Sauer: baseball player (National League Most Valuable Player 1952).
(1919) Nat Cole: American musician, band leader, and popular entertainer of the 1940s and 1950s.
(1918) Merced Mc: Joliet Actor.
(1918) Marcel Lefèvre: French aviator, a fighter pilot during World War II with 14 aerial victories to his credit.
(1918) Mercedes McCambridge: American actress of radio, stage, film, and television.
(1918) Fritz Vogt: German Nazi military.
(1918) Wilhelmus M J Russell: Dutch attorney / Member of 1st chamber (KVP / CDA).
(1918) D Arendo [Arend Honhoff]: Dutch pianist / composer (Eleonora).
(1917) Charles Fontenay: Brazilian writer, a novelist and writer of sci-fi and space-opera, such as "The Strangest Man in the Universe.

(1917) Arthur Basil: Cotle medievalist.
(1917) Brian Boydell: composer.
(1917) Takis Sinopoulos: Greek poet and critic (d. 1981).
(1916) Ray Ellington: British singer (d. 1985).
(1915) Henry Bumstead: American art director and production designer (d. 2006).
(1915) Jean Duche: France Writer.
(1915) William Roycroft: Austria -- Equestrian 3 day (1976 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1915) Ray Ellington: English singer drummer and bandleader (d. 1985).
(1915) Jean Duché: French journalist and author of numerous books.
(1915) Hans Namuth: German / US photographer (Todos Santos, Guatemala).
(1914) Sammy Baugh: Texas, United States -- NFL hall of famer QB (Washington Redskins).
(1913) Luc Dietrich: French writer.
(1913) Pierre Ferrand: La Sauni?re physician.
(1912) Bayard Rustin: American civil rights activist (d. 1987).
(1911) John Spiegel: American psychiatrist and academic (d. 1991).
(1911) Vello Kaaristo: Estonian cross-country skier (Born 1911).
(1910) Molly Weir
(1910) Francis Suttill: French secret agent.
(1910) Sonny Werblin: former owner of the New York Jets (Born 1907).
(1910) Bayard Rustin: civil rights leader.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Ann Wigmore: Lithuanian-American nutritionist who is an internationally known figure in the fields of nutrition and health, the founder of the Hippocrates Health Institute in Boston, which has other branches.
(1909) Ken Anderson in Seattle: Washington, USA; worked on Disney animated films, Disneyland attractions, named a Disney Legend in 1991.
(1909) Henry Helmsley: American hotel magnate who built a financial empire with his second wife, Leona Helmsley.
(1909) Lucien Audouze: Tercillat physician.
(1908) André Larquetoux
(1908) Brigitte Helm: German actress (d. 1996).
(1908) Oscar Gundersen: Norwegian jurist and politician of the Labour Party.
(1908) Marcel Perrin: France sport Champion.
(1908) Radie Britain: composer.
(1908) Andre Larquetoux: French engineer and inventor.

(1907) Jean Van Houtte: Belgian academic and politician 50th Prime Minister of Belgium (d. 1991).
(1907) Jan M: J van Houtte premier Belgium (1952-54).
(1907) Sonny Werblin: American football franchise owner (d. 1991).
(1907) Jean Houtte: Belgian politician and university professor.
(1906) Brigitte Helm: German-Swiss actress (d. 1996).
(1906) Brigitte Helm [Gisele Eve von Kuenheim]: Berlin, Germany -- Actress (Gloria, Gold).
(1906) Tamara Geva: dancer.
(1904) Geo Gerald: France sport Champion.
(1904) Chaim Gross: Austrian-American sculptor and educator (d. 1991).
(1904) Jean Besson: Annecy Military man.
(1902) Bobby Jones (golfer)
(1902) Bobby Jones: American golfer and lawyer (d. 1971).
(1902) Bobby Jones Jr: Atlanta, Georgia -- PGA golfer (Grand Slam 1930).
(1901) Eisaku Sato: premier of Japan (Nobel Prize 1974).
(1901) Alexandre Bioussa: France sport Champion.
(1901) Alfred Newman: American composer and conductor (d. 1970).
(1900) Ruth Owens: American professional astrologer in Santa Fe, NM, 1939.
(1900) Alfred Newman: New Haven, Connecticut -- Composer (Love is a Many Splendored Thing).
(1900) Manuel Plaza: Chilean runner (d. 1969).

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