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Famous Birthdays of 20 January

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 20th of January

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2010 - Today

(2011) Harrison Dearsley: British child, the youngest of three children of the same parents, all born at the same time of day, 7:43 AM.

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2009 - 2000

(2004) Emma Marie: YouTube Star.
(2000) Hannah Blair: YouTube Star.
(2000) James McGrath: Australian noted family member, son of cricketer Glenn McGrath and his wife, Jane Steele, a breast cancer survivor.
(2000) Mike Singer: Pop Singer.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Brynn Chandler: American noted family, the daughter of Atlanta Falcons quarterback Chris Chandler and his wife Diane, their third daughter.
(1999) Daniel Hunt: American noted family, the fourth son of actress Patricia Heaton, a star of TV's "Everybody Loves Raymond" and her husband, actor David Hunt.
(1998) Timmy Connors: YouNow Star.
(1996) Violetta Komyshan
(1995) Joey Badass
(1995) Joey Bada: Rapper.
(1995) Calum Chambers: Soccer Player.
(1995) Joseph Duggar: Reality Star.
(1995) Tyler Knight: YouNow Star.
(1994) Lucas Piazon: Soccer Player.

(1994) Denis Mukhametdinov: Russian footballer.
(1993) Lorenzo Crisetig: Italian footballer.
(1993) Daniel Gonthier: YouTube Star.
(1992) Tiffany Pisani
(1992) Jorge Zárate: Mexican footballer.
(1992) Maria Harfanti: Indonesian model and activist Miss Indonesia 2015.
(1991) Lily LaBeau
(1991) Ciara Hanna: TV Actress.
(1991) Polona Hercog: Slovenian tennis player.
(1991) Jolyon Palmer: English racing driver; son of Jonathan Palmer.
(1990) Samantha Potter
(1990) Lydia Bright: Reality Star.
(1990) Bryan Lanning: YouTube Star.
(1990) Matt G: YouTube Star.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Washington da Silva: Brazilian footballer.
(1989) Washington: Brazilian footballer.
(1989) Nick Foles: Football Player.
(1989) Dena Kaplan: TV Actress.
(1989) Nic Westaway: Soap Opera Actor.
(1988) Jeffrén Suárez: Spanish footballer.
(1988) Callum MacLeod: English race car driver.
(1988) Nathan Jones: Australian footballer.
(1988) Uwa Echiéjilé: Nigerian footballer.
(1988) Colin Bensadon: Gibraltarian swimmer.

(1988) Benjamin Ulrich: German rugby player.
(1987) Evan Peters: TV Actor.
(1987) Marco Simoncelli: Italian motorcycle racer (d. 2011).
(1987) Ivy Levan
(1987) Pete Ploszek: Actor.
(1987) Janin Lindenberg: German sprinter.
(1987) Madhur Mittal: Actor.
(1987) Mark Wright: Reality Star.
(1986) Kevin Parker (musician)
(1986) Tjasa Kokalj
(1986) Adrien Bosc: French writer, he obtained the "Grand Prix de l'Académie Française" for his first novel "Constellation", in 2014, inspired by a plane crash.
(1986) Kevin Parker: Rock Singer.
(1986) Derek Fathauer: American professional golfer.
(1986) Genie Chuo: Taiwanese singer and actress.
(1985) Marina Inoue: Japanese voice actress and singer.
(1985) Brantley Gilbert: Country Singer.
(1985) Tanel Sokk: Estonian basketball player.
(1985) Roxee B: American-Filipino actress and singer.
(1984) Bonnie McKee: Songwriter.
(1984) Olivia Hallinan: English actress.
(1984) Rene Mandri: Estonian cyclist.
(1984) Toni Gonzaga: Pop Singer.
(1984) Victoria Asher: American keyboard player (Cobra Starship).
(1983) Mari Yaguchi: Japanese singer and actress (Morning Musume Dream Morning Musume and ZYX).
(1983) Geovany Soto: Puerto Rican baseball player.
(1983) Georgina Bloomberg: Celebrity.
(1983) Paula Taylor: English-Thai actress, model and presenter.
(1983) Simon Stawski: YouTube Star.
(1982) Erin Wasson: Model.
(1982) Josh Ryan Evans: Actor.
(1982) Joe Swash: English actor.
(1982) Fredrik Str?mstad: Norwegian footballer.
(1982) Fredrik Strømstad: Norwegian footballer.
(1982) Ruchi Sanghvi: Businesswoman.
(1981) Daniel Cudmore: Canadian actor and stuntman.
(1981) Ivonne Schönherr
(1981) Crystal Lowe: Canadian actress.
(1981) Brendan Fevola: Australian Rules Football Player.
(1981) Jason Richardson: American basketball player.
(1981) Owen Hargreaves: English footballer.
(1981) Freddy Guzmán: Dominican baseball player.
(1981) Freddy Guzman: Dominican baseball player.
(1980) Felicitas Woll
(1980) Maeva Meline
(1980) Kim Jeong-hoon: South Korean singer and actor (UN).
(1980) Philippe Cousteau, Jr.: Scientist.
(1980) Brigitte Olivier: Belgian judoka.
(1980) Matt Tuck: Welsh musician (Bullet For My Valentine).
(1980) Kevin Cunningham: American suicide, found hanging by his belt on the back porch of his home on 7/20/1997.
(1980) Matthew Tuck: Metal Singer.
(1980) Philippe Cousteau: Jr.
(1980) Philippe Gagnon: Canadian swimmer.
(1980) Petra Rampre: Slovenian tennis player.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Rob Bourdon: Drummer.
(1979) Will Young: English singer-songwriter and actor who shot to fame after winning the 2002 inaugural series of the British music contest Pop Idol, making him the first winner of the worldwide Idol franchise.
(1979) Yseult Gervy: Dutch pro swimmer who placed 25th in the Atlanta Olympics in the 100m backstroke.
(1979) Jérôme Thomas: French boxer, competing in the flyweight (–51 kg) division.
(1979) Shang Yi: Chinese footballer.
(1979) Asaka Kubo: Japanese gravure idol of 20th Century.
(1978) Omar Sy: French film actor, best known for his duo with Fred Testot, Omar et Fred, and for his role in Intouchables, written and directed by Olivier Nakache and Éric Toledano.
(1978) Joy Giovanni: American actress and glamour model.
(1978) Allan Søgaard: Danish footballer.
(1978) Sonja Kesselschläger: German heptathlete.

(1978) Salvatore Aronica: Italian footballer.
(1978) Sonja Kesselschlager: German heptathlete.
(1978) Allan S?gaard: Danish footballer.
(1978) Sid Wilson: American DJ and pianist (Slipknot).
(1978) Luciano Zauri: Italian footballer.
(1978) Thomas Kail: Director.
(1978) Michael East: Athlete.
(1978) Jose James: Musician.
(1977) Sid Wilson: American Musician, (Slipknot).
(1977) Melody (Belgian singer)
(1977) J C Tran
(1977) Cindy Diggs: American noted family, the daughter of Representative Charles Diggs and his wife.
(1977) Melody : Belgian teenager singer, she released some big hits, produced by Orlando (Dalida's brother) between 1989 and 1993.
(1977) Paul Adams: South African cricketer and coach.
(1976) Fabio Bencivenga: Italian member of the Men's Water Polo team, winners of a Bronze Medal at the Atlanta Olympics 7/28/1996.
(1976) Lilian Jegou
(1976) Joyce Tang
(1976) Anastasia Volochkova
(1976) Gretha Smit: Dutch speed skater.
(1976) Kirsty Gallacher: Scottish television presenter.
(1976) Michael Myers: American football player.
(1975) Noberto Fontana
(1975) David Eckstein: American baseball player.
(1975) Zac Goldsmith: English journalist and politician.
(1975) Norberto Fontana: Argentinian race car driver.
(1974) Florian Maurice: French footballer, who played as a striker, most notably winning the 1998 Coupe de France and Coupe de la Ligue with French team Paris Saint-Germain.
(1974) Patrice Estanguet
(1974) Thomas Beatie: American public speaker, author, and advocate for transgender and sexuality issues with a focus on trans fertility and reproductive rights.
(1974) Duniya Vijay: Actor.
(1974) Rae Carruth: wide receiver (Carolina Panthers).
(1974) David Dei: Italian footballer and coach.
(1974) Calvin Harrison in Orlando: Florida, USA; 200m/400m runner.
(1973) Benjamin Biolay: French singer, musician, songwriter, actor, and record producer.
(1973) Princess Mathilde Duchess of Brabant
(1973) Eddie Kennison: wide receiver (Saint Louis Rams).
(1973) Stephen Crabb: Scottish-Welsh politician Secretary of State for Wales.
(1973) Mathilde : Queen Mathilde of Belgium.
(1973) Josh Weston: American porn actor (d. 2012).
(1973) Mathilde D'Udekem D'Acoz: Belgian royalty, married to Crown Prince Philippe.
(1973) Princess Mathilde: Duchess of Brabant.
(1972) Nikki Haley: American accountant and politician 116th Governor of South Carolina.
(1972) Tony DeVito: American wrestler and actor.
(1972) Alcides Catanho: NFL outside linebacker (New England Patriots).
(1971) Gary Barlow: British singer, songwriter, bandleader and producer and five-time winner of the prestigious Ivor Novello prize.
(1971) Questlove : Drummer.
(1971) Cathy Marsal: French Cyclist, winner of the Junior world championship on-road, 1987, Double Junior world championship [road and pursuit] 1988.
(1971) Wakanohana III (sumo)
(1971) Brian Giles: American baseball player.
(1971) Ahmir ''Questlove'' Thompson: American drummer (The Roots).
(1971) Gerard McDonnell: Irish mountaineer (d. 2008).
(1971) Wakanohana : Japanese sumo wrestler, the older of two brothers who both became champions.
(1971) Ger McDonnell: Irish mountaineer and engineer (d. 2008).
(1971) Wakanohana Masaru: Japanese sumo wrestler, the 66th Yokozuna.
(1971) Derrick Green: American singer-songwriter (Sepultura).
(1971) Questlov Questlove: Musician.
(1971) Johnny Mitchell: NFL tight end (New York Jets).
(1971) Karin Smith: Miss Minnesota USA (1996).
(1971) Andrei Skabelka: NHL forward (Belarus, Olympics - 1998).
(1970) Skeet Ulrich: American actor.
(1970) Branka Katic
(1970) Thomas "Tom" Murray in Buffalo: New York, USA; rower (Olympics-1996).
(1970) Terry Kirby NFL running back (Miami Dolphins: San Francisco 49ers).
(1970) Rob Gaudreau in Lincoln: Rhode Island, USA; NHL center (Ottawa Senators).
(1970) Edwin McCain: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1970) Marvin Benard in Bluefields: Nicaragua; outfielder (San Francisco Giants).
(1970) Dennis Hulshof: soccer player (Go Ahead Eagles).
(1970) Mitch Benn: English comedian singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1970) Kerri Kenney-Silver: American actress and singer.
(1970) Anita St Rose: Miss Universe - Great Britain (1996).
(1970) Ron Carpenter NFL/WLAF safety (New York Jets: Amsterdam Admirals).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Nicky Wire: Welsh singer-songwriter and bass player (Manic Street Preachers).
(1969) Reno Wilson: American actor and producer.
(1969) Melissa Rivers in New York City: New York, USA; TV hostess (MTV, CBS Morning News).
(1969) Blair Larsen: New Zealand rugby player.
(1969) Andre Romal Cason in Virginia Beach: Virginia, USA; 100m runner.
(1969) Patrick Kroupa: American computer hacker and activist co-founded MindVox.
(1969) Patrick K Kroupa: American computer hacker.
(1969) Noriko Kinohara: Japanese actress.
(1969) Tia Marie Zorne in Las Vegas: Nevada, USA; Miss America-Nevada (1990).
(1968) Melissa Rivers: American actress, television host and producer.

(1968) Nick Anderson: American basketball player, a guard forward and first round draft pick out of Illinois in 1989, he played for the Orlando Magic (1989–1999), Sacramento Kings (1999–2001), and Memphis Grizzlies (2001–2002).
(1968) Laura Mayne
(1968) Charlie Swan: Irish jockey and trainer.
(1968) Murray: Grenadian cricketer.
(1967) Kellyanne Conway: Businesswoman.
(1967) Joe Pasquale: rocker (Prey).
(1967) Stacey Dash in Bronx: New York, USA; actress (Dionne - Clueless).
(1967) Stacey Dash: TV Actress.
(1967) Jay Hunt: Australian-English businessman.
(1967) Mark Stepnoski: NFL center (Houston / Tennessee Oilers).
(1967) Alexander Ahndoril: Novelist.
(1966) Stacey Dash: American actress.
(1966) Stacey Dash: American actress.
(1966) Rainn Wilson: American actor.
(1966) Chris Morris: NBA forward (Utah Jazz).
(1966) Tracii Guns: American guitarist and songwriter (L.
(1966) Laren Sims: American homicide, the killer of her husband, a 53-year-old California lawyer.
(1966) Bert Weidner: NFL guard (Miami Dolphins).
(1966) Rich Gannon: NFL quarterback (Kansas City Chiefs).
(1965) Sophie Rhys-Jones: British public relations executive who impressed the media when she began to largely spend her time with Prince Edward, the son of Queen Elizabeth II at his suite at Buckingham Palace.
(1965) John Michael Montgomery: American singer.
(1965) Heather Small: English singer-songwriter and actress (Hot House and M People).
(1965) Abdellah Dahdouh
(1965) Colin Calderwood: Scottish footballer and manager.
(1965) Brad Brink US baseball pitcher (San Francisco Giants: Philadelphia Phillies).
(1965) Greg Kriesel: American bassist (The Offspring).
(1965) Victoria Sellers: British actress, daughter of noted parents, actors Peter Sellers and Britt Eklund.
(1965) Anton Weissenbacher: Romanian footballer.
(1965) Greg K: American bass player (The Offspring).
(1965) Warren Joyce: English footballer and manager.
(1965) Sophie : The Countess of Wessex, the wife of Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex.
(1965) John Montgomery: American Country-Western singer who debuted with "Life’s a Dance," 1992.
(1964) Ron Harper: American basketball player, a guard with the Bulls.
(1964) Kazushige Nojima: Japanese screenwriter and songwriter.
(1964) Ozzie Guillén: Venezuelan-American baseball player and manager.
(1964) Victoria Sellers: London, England -- Actress (Crime Zone, Warlords).
(1964) Ozzie Guillen in Oculare del Tuy: Venezuela; shortstop (Chicago White Sox).
(1964) Jack Lewis: American soldier and author.
(1964) Aquilino Pimentel: Filipino lawyer and politician.
(1964) Fareed Zakaria: Indian-American journalist and author.
(1964) Kaho Minami: Japanese actress.
(1964) NoB : Japanese singer (Make-Up and Project.
(1963) James Denton: American actor.
(1963) Ingeborga Dapkunaite
(1963) Mark Ryden: American painter and illustrator.
(1963) Firebreaker Chip: American professional wrestler.
(1963) Scott Fisher in San Jose: California, USA; Australian basketball forward (Olympics-1996).
(1963) David Baszucki: Entrepreneur.
(1962) Sophie Thompson: Actress.
(1961) Josefina Vazquez Mota: Politician.
(1960) Will Wright (game designer)
(1960) Apa Sherpa: Nepalese Sherpa mountaineer, summitted Everest 19 times.
(1960) Scott Thunes: American bass player (Fear The Mother Hips and Heavy Bones).
(1960) Robert Corey: American educator and artist.
(1960) Will Wright: in Atlanta, Georgia, USA; creator of software games SimCity, The Sims.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Nancy Achin Sullivan
(1959) R A Salvatore
(1959) Atul Dodiya
(1959) R Salvatore: American author of fantasy books.
(1959) Tami Hoag: American author.
(1959) Joel Rifkin: American adopted while male, raised in East Meadow, Long Island.
(1959) Nancy Sullivan: American politician and head of the Massachusetts Board of Registration in Medicine, the first time the head of the Board has been a former cancer patient herself and one without medical or legal credentials.
(1959) Lea Antonoplis in West Covina: California, USA; tennis star.
(1959) R. A. Salvatore: Author.
(1959) Antonio D'Amico: Italian companion of Gianni Versace for many years.

(1958) Lorenzo Lamas: American actor, TV soap star and sex symbol, best known for his role as Lance on TV's "Falcon Crest" series that ran from 1981-1990, and for his pedigree, being the son of actor Fernando Lamas and Arlene Dahl.
(1958) Lorenzo Lamas in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Lance - Falcon Crest, California Fever).
(1958) Paola Cruciani: Italian actress, comedian and playwright.
(1957) Franck-Yves Escoffier: French sailor, a triple winner of the Transat Jacques Vabre and triple winner of the Route du Rhum multihull 50 feet.
(1957) Leonard C Clements in Cherry Point: North Carolina, USA; PGA golfer (1994 Bob Hope-second).
(1957) Michel Bacquet: French alcoholic, sentenced for indecent exposure, incest and rapes; the last rape occurred 8/19/1986 before he was imprisoned.
(1957) Andy Sheppard: English saxophonist and composer.
(1956) Bill Maher: American entertainer, host of the humorous TV shows "Politically Incorrect" (1997) and “Real Time with Bill Maher” (2003).
(1956) John Naber: American swimmer, an Olympic athlete, a sports broadcaster and author.
(1956) John Phillips Naber in Evanston: Illinois, USA; American 100m/200m backstroke swimmer (Olympics-4 gold/silver-1976).
(1956) Maria Larsson: Swedish educator and politician Swedish Minister of Health and Social Affairs.
(1956) Richard Morecroft: English-Australian journalist and game show host.
(1956) John McNally Naha in Okinawa: Japan; US rapid fire pistol (Olympics-1984, 1988, 1992, 1996).
(1955) Philippe Charigot
(1955) Joe Doherty: in Ireland; Irish Republican Army activist (jailed in US).
(1955) Wyatt Knight: American actor.
(1955) Hiromi Ota: Japanese singer.
(1955) McKeeva Bush: Caymanian politician Premier of the Cayman Islands.
(1954) Barbara Abramo: Portuguese astrologer, author of an astrological book on politics.
(1954) Rudy La Scala: Venezuelan singer-songwriter and producer.
(1954) Alison Seabeck: English lawyer and politician.
(1954) Ken Page: American cabaret singer and actor.
(1953) Jeffrey Epstein: American financier and convicted sex offender.
(1952) Paul Stanley: Guitarist.
(1952) Terry Meyers: Canadian beauty queen, winner of the Miss Canada contest, 1975.
(1952) Ian Hill: Bass guitarist (Judas Priest-Breakin the Law).
(1952) Nikos Sideris: Greek psychiatrist and poet.
(1952) John Witherow: South African-English journalist and author.
(1951) David Ginsburg: American executive, the President and CEO of Alliance Entertainment, Hollywood.
(1951) Magomed Omarovich: Tolboyev; Russian cosmonaut.
(1951) Ian Hill: English bass player (Judas Priest).
(1951) Shelley Berkley: Politician.
(1951) Ivan Fischer: Hungarian conductor.
(1951) Iván Fischer: Hungarian conductor and composer.
(1950) Liza Goddard: British actress known for dramatic roles who began her career in Australia in 1965, working there for four years before returning to England.
(1950) Henk Batenburgh: Cabaret performer / singer (Waaldrecht).
(1950) Edward Hirsch: American poet.
(1950) Mahamane Ousmane: Nigerian politician President of Niger.
(1950) Chuck Lefley: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1950) Daniel Benzali: Brazilian-American actor.
(1950) William Mgimwa: Tanzanian banker and politician 13th Tanzanian Minister of Finance (d. 2014).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Göran Persson: Swedish lawyer and politician 31st Prime Minister of Sweden.
(1949) Greg Schelkun: American psychic healer who had an overnight revelation of the gift of healing ability.
(1949) Ivana Trump: Celebrity.
(1949) Kieron Walsh: Academic.
(1949) Persson Goran: Swedish prime minister, elected on March 21, 1996; prior to the election he was Finance Minister from 1994-96.
(1949) Goran Persson: Politician.
(1948) Natan Sharansky: Ukrainian-Israeli physicist and politician Deputy Prime Minister of Israel.
(1948) Iran hostage crisis: release
(1948) Ludwig Scotty
(1948) Jerry Ross: Lt Colonel USAF / Astronaut (STS 61B, 27, 37, 55, 74, sk:88).

(1948) Edwin Rivera: American artist, sculptor, painter.
(1948) Anatoly Shcharansky: Russian activist and human rights advocate.
(1948) Nancy Kress: American author and academic.
(1948) Mel Pritchard: English drummer (Barclay James Harvest) (d. 2004).
(1948) Nigel Williams: English author playwright and screenwriter.
(1948) Jerry L Ross in Indiana: USA; Lieutenant-Colonel US Air Force/astronaut (STS 61B, 27, 37, 55, 74, 88).
(1948) Melvyn John Pritchard: England, United Kingdom -- Rocker (Barclay James Harvest).
(1947) Didier Cauville: French executive, Director of the equipment of the department of Upper Corsica, involved in the Furiani-Bastia case.
(1947) Ronald Townson: Rock singer (5th Dimension-We Can Fly).
(1947) Cyrille Guimard: French road racing cyclist, who became a directeur sportif and then a television commentator.
(1947) John Walter: American business administrator and CEO of R.R.
(1946) David Lynch: American director and screenwriter, one of the most talented and imaginative contemporary film makers of the 20th century.
(1946) David Lynch in Missoula: Montana, USA; actor/director (Blue Velvet, Dune, Eraserhead, Twin Peaks).
(1946) Vladimír Merta: Czech singer-songwriter guitarist and journalist.
(1946) Susan Vreeland: Author.
(1945) Christopher Martin-Jenkins: English journalist and sportscaster (d. 2013).
(1945) Robert Olen Butler: American writer.
(1945) Peter Beckwith: English real estate developer / multi-millionaire.
(1945) Eric Stewart: English singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (10cc Hotlegs Mandalaband and The Mindbenders).
(1944) Idwig Stéphane
(1944) Jose Luis Garci: Spanish filmmaker.
(1944) Farhad Mehrad: Iranian singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 2002).
(1944) José Garci: Spanish director and producer.
(1944) Bill Griffith: Cartoonist.
(1944) Eddie Shah: English publisher (Today, Post).
(1944) Isao Okano: Japan -- Middleweight judo (1964 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1944) Gianni Amelio: Italian film director.
(1944) Lieven Soete: Dutch publicist (Molotov-Ribbentrop pact).
(1943) Armando Guebuza
(1943) Pat Mitchell: Businesswoman.
(1943) Roeland HG: "Roel" van Duyn; Dutch Provo politician.
(1942) Jean-Marc Nudant
(1942) Linda Moulton Howe: American investigative journalist and documentary producer-writer-director-editor.
(1942) Linda Howe: American journalist and producer.
(1941) Pierre Lalonde: Canadian singer and television host.
(1941) Robert Peri
(1941) Yann-Yvon Cotten: Angers Journalist.
(1940) Georges Poujouly: French actor, singer and poet.
(1940) Carol Heiss: American figure skater and actress.
(1940) Mandé Sidibé: Malian economist and politician Prime Minister of Mali (d. 2009).
(1940) Georges Poulouly: France Actor.
(1940) Krishnam Raju: Indian actor and politician.
(1940) Carol Heiss Jenkins in New York City: New York, USA; figure skater (Olympics-gold/silver-1956, 1960).
(1940) Jorge Peixinho: Composer.
(1940) Silvano Marelli: Italian terrorist.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Chandra Wickramasinghe: Sri Lankan-English mathematician astronomer and biologist.
(1939) Nalin Chandra Wickramasinghe: Indian astronomer.
(1939) Murle Breer: LPGA golfer.
(1939) Paul Coverdell: American captain and politician (d. 2000).
(1938) Derek Dougan: Irish-English footballer and journalist (d. 2007).
(1938) William Berger: Austrian-American actor (d. 1993).
(1937) Albert-Marie de Monléon
(1937) Bailey Howell
(1937) Dorothy Provine in Deadwood: South Dakota, USA; actress (Good Neighbor Sam, Darn Cat).
(1937) Albert-Marie Monléon: French Catholic clergyman, a Dominican, who has been the bishop emeritus of Meaux since July 2012.

(1937) Bruno Georges-Picot: French banker, deputy general manager of Indosuez Private Banking.
(1937) Dorothy Provine: American actress singer and dancer (d. 2010).
(1936) Frances Kydd: English-Scottish mother of Diana Princess of Wales (d. 2004).
(1936) Eldred G: Maduro; minister (Netherlands Antilles).
(1936) Charles Knight: American mechanical engineer and CEO in charge of Emerson Electric, an appliances electric motor manufacturing, processing and controls company.
(1935) Joan Weston: Roller Derby Queen (d. 1997).
(1935) Michel Delaborde: Dijon Journalist.
(1935) Alexander Men: Russian priest (d. 1990).
(1934) Tom Baker: British actor who preceded Peter Davison as TV's "Doctor Who," the longest-running BBC sci-fi series about a renegade who traveled through space and time.
(1934) Donald Fites: American merchandise marketer, civil engineer and CEO of Caterpillar, a construction equipment producer.
(1934) Hennie Aucamp: South African poet author and academic (d. 2014).
(1933) Gérard Hernandez
(1933) Ron Townson in Saint Louis: Missouri, USA; rock vocalist (5th Dimension - "Up Up and Away").
(1933) Ronald Townson: American singer and actor (The 5th Dimension) (d. 2001).
(1932) Lou Fontinato: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1931) Harry Ewing Baron Ewing of Kirkford
(1931) François Crouzet: French journalist, an editor and literary columnist at Le Figaro.
(1931) Hachidai Nakamura: Japanese songwriter and pianist (Born 1931).
(1931) David Lee: American physicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1931) Preston Henn: American businessman founded the Fort Lauderdale Swap Shop.
(1931) David Lee: American physicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate.
(1931) Thomas Roy Garrett: Museum curator.
(1930) Buzz Aldrin: American astronaut, the second man to walk on the moon after Neil Armstrong on 7/20/1969.
(1930) Edwin Aldrin: Montclair Military man.
(1930) Blair Lent: American author and illustrator (d. 2009).
(1930) Raymond Van Gestel: Belgium sport Champion.
(1930) Edwin E "Buzz" Aldrin Jr in Montclair: New Jersey, USA; US Air Force/astronaut (Gemini 12, Apollo 11).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Loïc Bouvard
(1929) Arte Johnson: American actor and comedian.
(1929) Frank Kush: American football player and coach.
(1929) Fireball Roberts: American race car driver (Born 1929).
(1929) Marcel Beaumais: France sport Champion.
(1929) Glenn Roberts: American race car driver (d. 1964).
(1929) Arte Johnson in Chicago: Illinois, USA; comedian (Laugh-in, Don't Call Me Charlie).
(1929) Jimmy Cobb: American jazz drummer.
(1929) Fran?ois-Louis Huet: Croissy sur Seine EXecutives.
(1928) Yacef Saadi

(1928) Lionel Hebert
(1928) Antonio de Almeida (conductor)
(1928) Antonio Almeida: French conductor and musicologist of Portuguese-American descent.
(1928) William Berger: Austria -- Actress (Adventure of Hercules).
(1928) Antonio de Almeida: French conductor and musicologist (d. 1997).
(1928) Peter Donat: Kentville, Nova Scotia -- (Flamingo Road, Different Story).
(1928) Rudy Boesch Contestant on Survivor: Borneo (3rd Place) and Survivor: All-Stars (17th Place).
(1927) Paul Marin: American actor, born as Solomon Schneider in Brooklyn, NY.
(1927) Olivier Strebelle: Belgian sculptor / ceramist.
(1927) Geoffrey WT: Atkins; British World Champion racket player (1954-72).
(1927) Qurratulain Hyder: Indian-Pakistani journalist author and academic (d. 2007).
(1926) Patricia Neal: American actress who was a Broadway success from her stage debut in 1945.
(1926) Bernard Lavalette: French actor who specializes in supporting roles in film, often playing "official" characters such as an Admiral, Colonel, MP, minister or prefect.
(1926) David Tudor: American pianist and composer (d. 1996).
(1926) Qurratulain Hyder: Indian and Pakistani novelist (d. 2007).
(1926) Robert L Van Citters: Cardiology / advisory panelist / UW dean.
(1926) David Eugene Tudor: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -- Composer.
(1926) Jamiluddin Aali: Pakistani poet, essayist and columnist.
(1926) Michael Higgins in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actor (1918, Wanda, Black Stallion).
(1926) Patricia Neal in Packard: Kentucky, USA; actress (Hud, Subject Was Roses).
(1925) Jamiluddin Aali: Pakistani poet playwright and critic (d. 2015).
(1925) Ernesto Cardenal: Nicaraguan priest poet and politician.
(1925) E Cardenal: Writer.
(1925) Eugen Gomringer: Writer.
(1925) George Connol: NFL Hall-of-Famer.
(1925) Edwin Gordon in New York City: New York, USA; Voice of America correspondent.
(1924) Slim Whitman: American singer.
(1924) Telly Savalas: Greek-American actor who was best known for his role as "Kojak," the bald-headed, lollipop-eating, tough New York City cop known for his trade phrase, "Who loves ya, baby?" Before his international TV stardom, Savalas played many villains in feature films.
(1924) Yvonne Loriou: Houilles Musician.
(1924) Yvonne Loriod: French pianist and composer (d. 2010).
(1923) Slim Whitman: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 2013).
(1923) Slim Whitman: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 2013).
(1923) Nora Brockstedt: Norwegian singer.
(1922) Claude Castaing: French actor, who died on 26 November 1962 in Paris.
(1922) Ray Anthony: Pennsylvania, United States -- Orchestra leader ( Show, Peter Gunn Theme).
(1922) Don Mankiewicz: German-American author and screenwriter (d. 2015).
(1922) Graham Stark: English actor and director (d. 2013).
(1922) Lord James Hanson: English industrialist / House of Lords (Conservative).
(1922) Elizabeth Percy: Duchess of Northumberland (d. 2012).
(1921) Jacques Ferron: Canadian physician, author and politician (Born 1921).
(1921) André Vigarié
(1921) Bernt Engelmann: Germany -- Writer.
(1921) Telmo Zarra: Spanish footballer (d. 2006).
(1921) Siegmund Giesecke: Germany Actor.
(1921) Telmo Zarraonaindia: Spanish footballer (d. 2006).
(1921) Howard Unruh: American homicide; judged insane and incapable of standing trial.
(1920) Federico Fellini: Italian film maker, a screenwriter and director of top Italian films, known by many as the master of cinema.
(1920) DeForest Kelley: TV Actor.
(1920) Richard John: Copeland Atkinson archaeologist.
(1920) Thorleif Schjelderup: Norwegian ski jumper and writer.
(1920) Frank Kush: American football player and coach.
(1920) Clint Wager: American athlete, pro-basketball player for one season, 1949-50.
(1920) Peter Clemoes: anglo-Saxon scholar.
(1920) Maureen Dragone: American journalist and author.
(1920) Sam M Gibbons (Representative-Democrat-Florida: 1963-).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Royalton Kisch: British conductor.
(1919) Alex Nicol: Ossining, New York -- Actor (Man From Laramie, Air Cadet).
(1919) Stepan Lucky: composer.
(1918) Nevin S Scrimshaw: American food scientist.
(1918) Juan Esquivel: Mexican pianist composer and bandleader (d. 2002).
(1918) Nevin Scrimshaw: American professor of nutrition, food scientist and Institute Professor emeritus at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
(1918) W Skousen: American author and academic (d. 2006).
(1918) Juan Garcia Esquivel: Mexican bandleader (d. 2002).
(1917) Guy Pontich: Vinca Military man.
(1916) Remy Aurine: France sport Champion.

(1916) Walter Bartley: biochemist.
(1916) Jopie [Johan: A] Pengel premier of Suriname (1963-69).
(1915) Ghulam Ishaq Khan: President of Pakistan (d. 2006).
(1915) Roger Barberot: French soldier, politician and ambassador.
(1915) C W Ceram [Kurt W Marek]: German / US writer (March of Archaeology).
(1915) Albert Ouzoulias: French Communist leader of the French Resistance during World War II (1939–45) using the name of "Colonel André".
(1915) Ghulam Khan: Pakistani businessman and politician 7th President of Pakistan (d. 2006).
(1914) Wensley Pithey: Cape Town, South Africa -- Actor (Winston Churchill-Ike).
(1914) Oscar Collazo: One of two Puerto Rican militants of the Nationalist Party who on 1 November 1950, attempted to assassinate U.S.
(1913) Cleon Skousen: American author (d. 2006).
(1913) Horst Caspar: German actor, prominent in German theatre and film in the 1930s and 1940s.
(1912) Christopher Casson Irish actor (Zardoz: Educating Rita).
(1912) Walter Briggs: Jr.
(1912) Paula Stone: American actress in theatre and films.
(1911) Wendell J Westcott: American carillonneur (d. 2010).
(1911) Alfredo Foni: Italy sport Champion.
(1910) Joy Adamson: Austria-born Kenyan painter and author (d. 1980).
(1910) Abram Hill: Director / playwright / founder (American Negro Theater).
(1910) Nina Verchinina: Dancer choreographer / teacher.
(1910) Ennio Porrino: composer.
(1910) Lauritz Lauritzen: German politician.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Gōgen Yamaguchi: Japanese martial artist (d. 1989).
(1908) Martha Norelius
(1908) Paula Wessely: Austrian actress / producer (Masquerade).
(1908) Gonzalo Aguirre Beltran: Mexican anthropologist known for his studies of marginal populations.
(1908) Fleur Cowles: American writer, editor and artist (d. 2009).
(1908) Wilfred Conwell: Bain composer.
(1907) Paula Wessely: Austrian actress and producer (d. 2000).
(1907) Roy Welensky: Premier (Rhodesia / Nyasaland 1956-63).
(1906) Aristotle Onassis: Entrepreneur.
(1906) Ari Onassis: Greek shipping tycoon and entrepreneur who rose from refugee status to becoming one of the world's richest men.

(1906) Guy Houzel: France Scientist.
(1906) Antulio Segarra: United States Army officer who in 1943 became the first Puerto Rican in history to command a Regular Army Regiment.
(1905) Pierre Jerome: Dunkerque Painters.
(1904) Renato Caccioppoli: Italian mathematician / grandson of Bakunin.
(1904) Theodore Brameld: Author / educator (Use of Explosive Ideas).
(1903) Sybil Marion: Rosenfeld theatre historian.
(1903) Leon Ames: Portland, Indiana -- Actor (Mr Ed, Father of the Bride).
(1903) Jennifer Ishikawa: Japanese singer (d. 1985).
(1902) Leon Ames (actor)
(1902) Leon Ames: Actor (Father of the Bride), dies at 91 of a stroke.
(1902) Kevin Barry: Irish republican (d. 1920).
(1900) Colin Clive: British-French actor who made both Hollywood and British films from 1930, playing lead and second lead.
(1900) Boris Semyonovich: Shekhter composer.
(1900) Doris Deane: Wisconsin, United States -- Entertainer.

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