Famous Birthdays of 19 January
List of celebrities and famous people born on the 19th of January
2010 - Today
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(2011)
Hillary Hess: American noted child, her mother is Samantha Harris, television personality who is a correspondent for "Entertainment Tonight" and co-host of popular show, "Dancing with the Stars.
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(2010)
Levi Pottorff: Family Member.
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2009 - 2000
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(2007)
Dakota Robinson: American noted family member, she is the first child of ex-prisoner-of-war, Jessica Lynch.
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1999 - 1990
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1989 - 1980
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1979 - 1970
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1969 - 1960
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(1969)
Orlando Palmeiro in Hoboken: New Jersey, USA; outfielder (California Angels).
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(1969)
Oliver Mommsen: German actor, the great-grandson of scholar Theodor Mommsen.
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(1969)
Casey Sherman: American journalist and author.
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(1968)
Marty Conlon: NBA forward (Milwaukee Bucks).
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(1968)
Carolina Papaleo: Argentine actress of stage, film and television.
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(1968)
Kimberly Bergalis: American AIDS patient who shocked the nation in September 1990 when she came forward as the first patient who contracted AIDS during a medical procedure.
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(1968)
Whitfield Crane rocker (Ugly Kid Joe-Mad Man: Too Bad).
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(1968)
Whitfield Crane: American singer-songwriter (Ugly Kid Joe Medication Another Animal and Life of Agony).
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(1968)
Eden Robinson: Novelist.
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(1967)
Javier Cámara: Spanish actor and singer.
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(1967)
Diane Garnick: Businessman.
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(1967)
Christine Tucci: Actress (Amanda Cory-Another World).
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(1967)
Javier Camara: Spanish actor.
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(1966)
Stefan Edberg: Swedish tennis player and coach.
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(1966)
Antoine Fuqua: Director.
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(1966)
Sylvain Cote: Duberger -- NHL defenseman (Washington Capitals).
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(1966)
Floris Bovelander: Dutch field hockey player.
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(1966)
Yukiko Duke: Swedish journalist and translator.
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(1966)
Sylvain Côté: Canadian ice hockey player.
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(1966)
Lena Philipsson: Swedish singer-songwriter.
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(1966)
Stefan Edberg in Sweden tennis player (Wimbledon 1988: US Open 1991).
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(1966)
Anthony Young US baseball pitcher (New York Mets: Chicago Cubs).
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(1966)
Ronnie Williams: NFL tight end (Miami Dolphins).
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(1966)
Floris Jan Bovelander: Dutch field hockey player.
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(1966)
Richard Orlinski: French sculptor of the "Born Wild" concept.
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(1965)
J. B. Pritzker: Businessman.
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(1965)
Ricky Reynolds: NFL cornerback (New England Patriots).
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(1964)
Ricardo Arjona: World Music Singer.
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(1964)
Janine Antoni: Bahamian sculptor and photographer.
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(1964)
Jim Morris: Athlete.
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(1963)
Martin Bashir: Pakistani-born reporter.
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(1963)
Caron Wheeler: British vocalist who was featured prominently in the R & B band "Soul II Soul" with a smash hit "Keep on Movin," released March 1989 and number one hit "Back to Life," released June 1989.
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(1963)
Silvio Martinello: Italian cyclist who won a Gold Medal in the Atlanta Olympics, 7/27/1996, in the points course.
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(1963)
Michael Adams (basketball)
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(1963)
John Bercow: English politician Speaker of the House of Commons.
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(1963)
Michael Adams: American athlete, pro basketball player for 11 seasons beginning in 1985.
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(1963)
Adele Peterson: LPGA golfer.
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(1962)
Jeff Van Gundy: American basketball player and coach.
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(1962)
Anthony Edwards in Santa Barbara: California, USA; actor (Mike Monroe - Northern Exposure).
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(1962)
Jeff VanGundy: American basketball Head Coach, Knicks.
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(1962)
Chris Sabo in Detroit: Michigan, USA; pitcher (Cincinnati Reds, Baltimore Orioles).
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(1962)
Chris Sabo: American baseball player and coach.
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(1962)
Hans Daams: Dutch cyclist.
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(1961)
Paul McCrane
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(1961)
Hugues Bersini: Belgian informatician and writer of Italian descent, director of IRIDIA (Artificial intelligence laboratory).
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(1961)
William Ragsdale: American actor.
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(1961)
William Ragsdale in Alaska: USA; actor (Fright Night, Mannequin 2, Smooth Talk).
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(1961)
Wayne Hemingway: English fashion designer co-founded Red or Dead.
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(1960)
Eleanor Mondale: American noted family, the middle daughter of politician Walter Mondale, vice-president under Richard Nixon.
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(1960)
Zarko Lausevic
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(1960)
Alfrederick Joyner: East St. Louis, Illinois -- Triple jumper (1984 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
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1959 - 1950
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(1957)
Ottis "O: J" Anderson; NFL running back (New York Giants).
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(1956)
Carman Licciardello: American singer.
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(1956)
Carman : American singer-songwriter actor and television host.
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(1955)
Paul Rodriguez: Mexican/American actor and comedian.
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(1955)
Tony Mansfield: English singer-songwriter and producer (New Musik).
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(1955)
Gregorio Sablan: Politician.
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(1955)
Paul Rodriguez: Mexican/American actor and comedian.
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(1955)
Simon Rattle: England, United Kingdom -- Orchestra conductor (Birmingham Symph Orch).
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(1954)
Katey Sagal: American actress, perhaps best known for her role as Peg in "Married with Children, " a long-running popular TV series (1987-1997).
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(1954)
Thierry Jonquet: French writer who specialised in crime novels with political themes.
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(1954)
Cindy Sherman: American photographer, a highly respected New Yorker who frequently presents herself as the subject and model of her photographs.
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(1954)
Katharina Thalbach: German actress and film director.
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(1954)
Katey Sagal in Los Angeles: California, USA; actress (Peg Bundy - Married With Children).
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(1954)
Steve DeBerg NFL quarterback (Denver Broncos: Kansas City Chiefs, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, San Francisco 49ers).
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(1954)
Clifford Tabin: American geneticist and academic.
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(1954)
Sally Amis: Welsh noted family member, the daughter of British writer, Kingsley Amis.
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(1953)
Desi Arnaz Jr
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(1953)
Michele Lupo: Italian homicide.
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(1953)
Wayne Schimmelbusch: Australian footballer and coach.
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(1953)
Desi Arnaz Jr in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Craig - Here's Lucy, Fakeout, Joyride).
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(1953)
Desi Arnaz: American musician and actor, noted family as the second child and only son of Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz.
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(1953)
Richard Legendre: Canadian tennis player and politician.
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(1953)
Linda Hayden: English actress.
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(1953)
Mike Jennings: American criminal, a habitual offender and terrorist who had been in and out of jail from 1973 when he was sentenced to ten years for burglary.
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(1952)
Memona Hintermann
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(1952)
Robledo Puch: Argentinean homicide; began a life of crime at about 19 that eventually included 14 murders, 50 robberies and several rapes.
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(1952)
Dewey Bunell: Yorkshire, England -- Rock guitarist (America-Daisy Jane).
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(1952)
Martine Payfa: Belgian politician, engaged in local politics in the Brussels area for the FDF Fédéralistes Démocrates Francophones.
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(1951)
Martha Davis: American singer of The Motels.
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(1950)
Joël Beaugendre
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(1950)
Marian Walker: American attorney, the lawyer for Herbert Kim Deneau for his unhappy divorce case.
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(1950)
Sébastien Dhavernas: Canadian actor.
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(1950)
David Tredinnick: British Conservative member of parliament who has represented Bosworth in Leicestershire since 1987.
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(1950)
Grant Nordman: Canadian politician.
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(1950)
Sebastien Dhavernas: Canadian actor.
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(1950)
Jon Matlack: American baseball player and coach.
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1949 - 1940
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(1949)
Robert Palmer: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Power Station) (d. 2003).
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(1949)
Robert Palmer: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Power Station) (d. 2003).
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(1949)
Juliana Carneiro da Cunha: Brazilian and French actress and dancer who has worked at the Théâtre du Soleil in Paris since 1990.
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(1949)
Dennis Taylor: Irish snooker player and sportscaster.
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(1949)
Arend Langenberg: Dutch voice actor and radio host (d. 2012).
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(1949)
Andrew Samuels: English psychologist and academic.
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(1948)
François Lemarchand: French entrepreneur, founder in 1990 of 'Nature et Découvertes,' a French chain of general merchandise stores.
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(1948)
Nancy Lynch: American computer scientist and academic.
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(1948)
Mal Reilly: English rugby league player and coach.
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(1948)
Harvey Hinsley: Rocker.
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(1948)
Frank McKenna: Canadian politician and diplomat 27th Premier of New Brunswick.
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(1947)
Paula Deen: Chef.
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(1947)
Yves Lenoble: French astrologer, he was used to organizing meetings at "Le Palais des Congrès" in Paris (every year in March).
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(1947)
Madeleine Galais: Portugese comedienne.
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(1947)
Dinah Daniels: American businesswoman, CEO of Praendex, Inc.
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(1947)
Rod Evans: English singer-songwriter (Deep Purple and Captain Beyond).
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(1947)
Ann Compton: news reporter (ABC TV).
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(1947)
Elena Nathanael: Greek film actress (Born 1941).
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(1947)
Frank Aarebrot: Norwegian political scientist and academic.
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(1947)
Alessandro Haber: Italian stage and TV actor.
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(1946)
Dolly Parton: American country singer, songwriter, actress; small, buxom and endearing with a cheerful genuine sweetness.
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(1946)
Julian Barnes: England, United Kingdom -- Writer (Before She Met Me).
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(1946)
André Gerin
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(1946)
Claude Birraux
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(1946)
Alexandr Vladimirovich: Shchukin; Russian cosmonaut.
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(1946)
Dolly Rebecca Parton in Sevierville: Tennessee, USA; country singer (Dolly, 9 to 5).
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(1945)
Richard Dunn
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(1945)
Bobby Leo: American athlete, he played pro-football for two seasons on the Boston Patriots team (1967-68).
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(1945)
Trevor Williams: English singer-songwriter and bass player (Audience and The Nashville Teens).
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(1945)
Charles Amirkhanian: Composer.
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(1945)
Rod Evans: Rocker (Deep Purple-Come Taste the Band).
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(1945)
Vadim Abdrashitov: Director (Fox Hunt, Parade of Planets).
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(1945)
Bob Moncur
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(1945)
Joseph Canion: American technical computer engineer and CEO of Compaq Computer.
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(1944)
Shelley Fabares: American actress best known for her early all-American teenager role on the 1950s TV sitcom, "The Donna Reed Show.
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(1944)
Peter Lynch: American financier and stock market wizard who gained renown as the principal manager of the Fidelity Magellan mutual fund by transforming it into a $13 billion business.
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(1944)
Laurie London: English singer.
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(1944)
Richard [Erskine Frere] Leakey: Nairobi, Kenya -- Anthropologist.
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(1944)
Thom Mayne: American architect and academic designed the San Francisco Federal Building and Phare Tower.
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(1944)
Pehr Henrik Nordgren: Composer.
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(1944)
Dan Reeves NFL Coach (New York Giants: Denver Broncos, Atlanta Falcons).
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(1943)
Janis Joplin: American singer and rock-star of the hippie years whose style of singing was a cross between blues and larynx-shredding, carefully rehearsed shrieking.
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(1943)
Pamela Crane: British astrologer, author of "Draconic Astrology" and of "Interdimensional Astrology," as well as many articles.
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(1943)
Princess Margriet of the Netherlands
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(1943)
Larry Clark: American director producer and screenwriter.
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(1943)
Petchara Chaowarat: Thai film actress.
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(1943)
Princess Margriet: of the Netherlands.
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(1943)
Dorothea Künstle-Schmiechen: German art historian, musicologist, journalist, esoteric (Iching, graphology, tarot) and astrologer.
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(1943)
Margriet : Dutch royalty, the daughter of Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard, born during her family's exile during wartime while their country was occupied by Nazi Germany.
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(1943)
Margriet Francisca: Dutch Princess.
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(1943)
Janis Joplin in Port Arthur: Texas, USA; blues rock singer ("Down on Me").
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(1942)
Michael Crawford: British actor and singer who captivated theater audiences around the world playing the lead role in "Phantom of the Opera.
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(1942)
Nara Leão
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(1942)
Jean-Pierre Kelche: French military, Chief of Staff officer of the armies; No.
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(1942)
Paul-Eerik Rummo: Estonian poet and politician.
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(1942)
Thom Mayne: American Architect.
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(1942)
Shelly Fabares in Santa Monica: California, USA; actress (Donna Reed Show, Coach).
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(1942)
Thom Mayne: American Architect.
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(1942)
Javier Heraud: Peruvian poet and member of the Ejército de Liberación Nacional (ELN).
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(1941)
Tony Anholt: British actor (d. 2002).
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(1941)
Phil Upchurch
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(1941)
Pat Patterson: Canadian wrestler trainer and referee.
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(1941)
Colin Gunton: English theologian and academic (d. 2003).
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(1940)
Mary Mills: LPGA golfer.
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(1940)
Barend J: du Plessis; South African minister of Finance (1984-).
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(1940)
Paolo Borsellino: Italian anti-mafia judge, murdered by mafia.
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(1940)
Mike Reid: English comedian actor and author (d. 2007).
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1939 - 1930
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1929 - 1920
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(1929)
Ulu Grosbard: Belgium -- Actor (Straight Time, Georgia, Falling in Love).
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(1929)
Jean Douchet: French filmmaker, historian, critic, writer and film teacher.
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(1928)
Dainin Katagiri in Osaka: Japan; Zen teacher, associate of Shunryu Suzuki.
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(1928)
Tomislav : Yugoslav-Serbian prince, the second son of the sovereign of the then Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes (later the Kingdom of Yugoslavia), Alexander I (1888–1934) and Queen Maria (1900–1961).
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(1928)
Edward Gerard Schurmann: Composer.
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(1926)
Fritz Weaver: American actor.
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(1926)
Fritz Weaver in Pittsburgh: Pennsylvania, USA; actor (Josef - Holocaust, Day of the Dolphin).
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(1926)
Libera Carlier: Flemish author (Action Station Go!).
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(1926)
Hans Massaquoi: German-American journalist and author (d. 2013).
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(1925)
Fabio Carpi
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(1925)
Nina [Mary] Bawden: English author (Afternoon of a Good Woman).
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(1925)
Nina Bawden: English author (d. 2012).
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(1925)
Paulette Arnoux: France Actor.
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(1924)
Jean-François Revel: French philosopher and political commentator.
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(1924)
Nicholas Colasanto: Providence, Rhode Island -- Actor (Coach Ernie-Cheers).
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(1924)
7th Earl: of Carnarvon; English large landowner.
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(1924)
Jean-Francois Revel: French author (d. 2006).
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(1923)
Jean Stapleton: TV Actress.
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(1923)
Eugénio de Andrade
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(1923)
Jean Stapleton in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Damn Yankees, Klute, Edith Bunker - All in the Family).
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(1923)
Markus Wolf: Head of the General Intelligence Administration (Hauptverwaltung Aufklärung), the foreign intelligence division of East Germany's Ministry for State Security (MfS, commonly known as the Stasi).
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(1923)
Zeffiro Furiassi: Italian soccer player.
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(1923)
Charlea Jeangeorge: La Bresse physician.
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(1922)
Guy Madison: American actor who played the title role in "Wild Bill Hickock" on both radio and the TV series.
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(1922)
Arthur Morris (cricketer)
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(1922)
Miguel Munoz
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(1922)
Guy Madison [Robert Moseley]: California, United States -- Actor (Wild Bill Hickok).
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(1922)
Ken Hughes: Liverpool, England -- Director (Casino Royale).
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(1922)
Arthur Morris: Australian cricketer and journalist (d. 2015).
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(1921)
Patricia Highsmith: American author, primarily of psychological thrillers.
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(1921)
Ken Keyes Jr
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(1921)
'Billy Batts' Devino: American gangster (d. 1970).
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(1921)
Patricia Highsmith [Plangman]: US/Swiss writer (Strangers on a Train, L'amateur d'escargot).
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(1921)
Ken Keyes: American and founder of the Living Love Center in Berkeley, he was also the author of the "Handbook of Higher Consciousness," among other books.
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(1920)
Eug?ne Saubier: Villeurbanne physician.
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(1920)
Javier de Cuéllar: Peruvian politician and diplomat 135th Prime Minister of Peru.
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(1920)
Luciano Chailly: Italian composer, artistic director of La Scala at Milan 1968 - 1972.
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(1920)
Roberto Levingston: Argentinian general and politician 36th President of Argentina (d. 2015).
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(1920)
Javier Perez de Cuellar: Diplomat.
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(1920)
Javier Perez de Cuellar: Peruvian United Nations Secretary General.
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(1920)
Bernard Dunstan: English painter and educator.
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1919 - 1910
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(1919)
Gabriel Matagrin: French Catholic bishop, who served as Bishop of Grenoble from 1969 to 1989.
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(1919)
Dharam Singh: India -- Field hockey player (1964 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
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(1919)
Anthony Dexter [Walter Fleischmann]: New Brunswick, Canada -- Actor (Valentino).
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(1918)
Luciano Emmer
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(1918)
John H Johnson: United States -- Publisher (Negro Digest, Ebony, Jet).
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(1918)
John H. Johnson: Businessman.
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(1918)
John Johnson: American entrepreneur, the founder of Johnson Publishing, Ebony magazine, Jet magazine and builder of a multi-million-dollar cosmetics and insurance empire, all from a borrowed $500.
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(1917)
Elizabeth Rhodifer: American astrologer.
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(1917)
John Raitt: Santa Ana Actor.
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(1917)
Steno : Italian film director and screenwriter.
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