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Famous Birthdays of 22 September

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 22nd of September

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(2012) Emmanuelle Packer: Australian newsmaker, the third-born of the three children of billionaire tycoon James Packer and his then wife model and singer Erica Baxter.
(2011) Zoey Klein: Reality Star.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Tallan Latz: Canadian-American guitarist.
(1999) Kim Yoo-jung: South Korean actress.
(1999) Erin Pitt: Movie Actress.
(1998) Zach Seabaugh: Country Singer.
(1998) Jessica Reid: YouTube Star.
(1995) Thomas Lacey: Dancer.
(1995) Juliette Goglia: American actress.
(1994) Park Jin-young (singer)
(1994) Park Jin-Young: Punk Singer.
(1994) : South Korean singer dancer and actor (Got7 and JJ Project).

(1994) Danielle Van Dam: American missing seven-year-old child, last seen sleeping in her bed on the night of 2/01/2002.
(1994) Ralf Tribuntsov: Estonian swimmer.
(1994) Issa Thompson: Rapper.
(1993) Gabriella Lenzi: Instagram Star.
(1993) Tyler Brown: YouNow Star.
(1993) Chase Ellison: American actor.
(1993) Carlos Knight: TV Actor.
(1992) Barrett Carnahan: TV Actor.
(1991) Pascal Martinot-Lagarde: French metis athlete, new national record holder on the 110m hurdles (12.
(1991) Jah Lando: Reggae Singer.
(1991) Khairul Mohamad: Malaysian archer.
(1990) Senem Kuyucuoğlu: Turkish model and television host.
(1990) Luan Oliveira: Skateboarder.
(1990) SimonHDS90 : YouTube Star.
(1990) Amy Sheppard: Pop Singer.
(1990) Jenn Im: YouTube Star.
(1990) Denard Robinson: American football player.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Coeur de pirate: Canadian singer and songwriter.
(1989) Sabine Lisicki: German tennis player.
(1989) Kim Hyo-yeon
(1989) Iran-Iraq War
(1989) Audrey Cordon
(1989) Cœur de pirate: Canadian singer-songwriter and pianist (Armistice and Bonjour Brumaire).
(1989) Hyoyeon (Kim Hyo-yeon): South Korean singer (Girls' Generation).
(1989) Ali Baluch: YouTube Star.
(1989) Kim Hyo-Yeon: Pop Singer.
(1988) Melvin Gregg: Vine Star.

(1988) Mohamed Faisal: Maldivian footballer.
(1988) Bethany Dillon: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1988) Ali Fasir: Maldivian footballer.
(1988) Nikita Andreyev: Russian footballer.
(1987) Tom Felton: Movie Actor.
(1987) Hyoni Kang (model)
(1987) Zdravko Kuzmanović: Serbian footballer.
(1987) Stefan Denifl: Austrian cyclist.
(1987) Alfred Rainer: Austrian soldier and skier (d. 2008).
(1987) Derick Brassard: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1985) Tatiana Maslany: TV Actress.
(1985) Erin Marie Hogan
(1985) Matteo Cavagna: Italian footballer.
(1985) Rima Fakih: Lebanese-American model and wrestler Miss USA 2010.
(1985) Faris Haroun: Belgian footballer.
(1985) Jamie Mackie: Scottish footballer.
(1985) Ibragim Todashev: Russian-American mixed martial artist (d. 2013).
(1984) Laura Vandervoort: Canadian actress.
(1984) Thiago Silva (footballer)
(1984) Theresa Fu: Chinese singer and actress (Cookies).
(1984) Godfrey Gao: Model.
(1984) Canardo (rapper)
(1984) Ross Jarman: English drummer and songwriter (The Cribs).
(1984) Lazar Angelov: Bodybuilder.
(1984) Thiago Silva: Soccer Player.
(1984) Eduardo Rubio: Chilean footballer.
(1983) Shirley Canoletti: Brazilian model who was eighth born of eight girls.
(1983) Şeref Tüfenk: Turkish wrestler.
(1983) Eriko Imai: Japanese singer (Speed).
(1983) Rianti Cartwright: Indonesian actress model and presenter.
(1983) Mamrie Hart: YouTube Star.
(1983) Will Farquarson: Guitarist.
(1982) Billie Piper: English singer and actress.
(1982) Kosuke Kitajima: Japanese swimmer.
(1982) Maarten Stekelenburg: Dutch footballer.
(1982) Merel Mooren
(1982) Carley Stenson: TV Actress.
(1982) Domenic Cassisi: Australian footballer.
(1982) Mandy Chiang: Hong Kong singer and actress.
(1982) Katie Lowes: American actress.
(1981) Ashley Eckstein: American film and television actress.
(1981) Adam Lazzara
(1981) Katie Lowes
(1981) Ingrid Vetlesen: Norwegian soprano.
(1981) Ashley Drane: American actress.
(1981) Subaru Shibutani: Japanese singer-songwriter and actor (Kanjani Eight).
(1980) Fernanda Tavares: Brazilian model and actress.
(1980) Liliana Santos
(1980) Anne (Star Academy)
(1980) Sandra Smith (reporter)
(1980) Norbert Tarayre
(1980) Ray Foley: Irish radio and television host.
(1980) Francesco D'Isa: Italian painter and journalist.
(1980) Svenja Weidemann: German tennis player.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Jericho Rosales: Filipino actor and singer.
(1979) Emilie Autumn: American singer-songwriter violinist and poet.
(1979) Roberto Saviano
(1979) MyAnna Buring: Movie Actress.
(1979) Metcuc (artist)
(1979) Swin Cash: American basketball player.
(1979) Michael Graziadei: German-American actor.
(1978) Harry Kewell: Australian footballer and coach.
(1978) Mikko Leppilampi
(1978) Daniella Alonso: TV Actress.

(1978) Ed Joyce: Irish-English cricketer.
(1978) Ashley Gold: Reality Star.
(1977) Camille Chamoux
(1977) Thu Minh: Vietnamese singer dancer and actress.
(1977) Paul Sculthorpe: English rugby league footballer.
(1977) Kristina Rihanoff: Dancer.
(1976) Martin Solveig: DJ.
(1976) Sala Baker
(1976) David Berkeley: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1976) Chad Todhunter
(1976) Xiao Huang-Chi: Taiwanese singer-songwriter.
(1976) "Ronaldo" de Lima: Brazilian soccer player (Cruzeiros / PSV).
(1976) Karita Tuomola: Miss Finland Universe (1997).
(1976) Ronaldo: Brazilian Footballer.
(1976) Mo Collins: American football player and coach (d. 2014).
(1976) Wowie de Guzman: Filipino actor and dancer.
(1975) Mireille Enos
(1975) Christian Ulmen
(1975) Roberto Flores: Chicano rapper and music producer.
(1975) Angelique Morgan: French model and actress.
(1975) Ethan Moreau: Canadian ice hockey player and scout.
(1975) Svilen Noev: Bulgarian singer-songwriter (Ostava).
(1975) Bob Sapp: American football player wrestler mixed martial artist and actor.
(1974) Anthony Dupray
(1974) Gary Trent: NBA forward (Portland Trailblazers).
(1974) Kostas Kaiafas: Cypriot footballer and manager.
(1974) Yoo Chae-yeong: South Korean singer and actress.
(1973) François-Xavier Demaison: French actor and humorist, born to Jack and Florence, lawyers.
(1973) Tristan Nihouarn: French breton singer and songwriter, leader of the group Matmatah (ex-Tricards Twins).
(1973) Stéfan Louw: South African tenor and producer.
(1973) Blake Sennett: American singer-songwriter guitarist producer and actor (Rilo Kiley and The Elected).
(1973) Yoo Chae-yeong: South Korean singer-songwriter and actress (d. 2014).
(1972) K-Mel (Alliance Ethnik)
(1972) K-mel : French-Algerian (Kabyle) rap singer, the frontman of the Alliance Ethnik group.
(1972) Dana Vespoli: American porn actress and director.
(1972) Nate Dingle: NFL linebacker (Philadelphia Eagles).
(1971) Princess Märtha Louise of Norway
(1971) Chesney Hawkes: English singer-songwriter and actor.
(1971) Elizabeth Bear: American author and poet.
(1971) Christian Fauria: NFL tight end (Seattle Seahawks).
(1971) Ian Van Der Wal: Darwin, Australia -- Swimmer (1996 Olympics).
(1971) Märtha Louise : Norwegian royalty, the only daughter of King Harald V and Queen Sonja.
(1971) Chesney Lee Haskes: England, United Kingdom -- Singer (Feels So Alive).
(1971) Märtha: Last known passenger pigeon, dies at Cincinnati Zoo.
(1971) Ted Leonard: American singer-songwriter (Enchant Spock's Beard and Thought Chamber).
(1971) Toomas Krõm: Estonian footballer.
(1971) Princess Martha: Louise of Norway.
(1970) Emmanuel Petit: French soccer player, a super champ with his scoring of the third goal in the World Cup final on 7/12/1998, St. Denis, France.
(1970) Rupert Penry-Jones: English actor.
(1970) Hitro Okesene: New Zealand rugby player and coach.
(1970) Eric L Blount: CFL running back (Edmonton Eskimos).
(1970) Greg Huntington: NFL guard (Jacksonville Jaguars).
(1970) Prince Wimbley: CFL slot back (Hamilton Tiger Cats).
(1970) Mike Matheny: Columbus, Ohio -- Catcher (Milwaukee Brewers).
(1970) Chris Tallman: TV Actor.
(1970) Mystikal : American rapper.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Matt Sharp: American singer-songwriter and bass player (Weezer The Rentals and Goldenboy).
(1969) Sue Perkins: British comedian and broadcaster.
(1969) Nicole Bradtke: Melbourne, Victoria -- Tennis star (1995 Auckland).
(1969) Tuomas Kantelinen: Finnish composer and conductor.
(1969) Melissa Lynn Costello in Shenandoah: West Virginia, USA; Miss West Virginia-America (1991).
(1969) Marian Chlad: Soccer player (FC Groningen).
(1968) Mihai Razvan Ungureanu
(1968) Lisa Alexander: Toronto, Ontario -- Synchro swimmer (1996 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1968) Godfrey Myles: NFL linebacker (Dallas Cowboys).
(1967) Parry Gripp: Rock Singer.

(1967) Felix Savon: Cuban boxer.
(1967) Matt Howard: Fall River, Massachusetts -- Infielder (New York Yankees).
(1967) Harald Hasselbach: NFL defensive end (Denver Broncos - Super Bowl 32).
(1967) Elfrid Payton: CFL linebacker (Montreal Alouettes).
(1967) Kim Watkins: Australian television presenter.
(1967) Félix Savón: Cuban boxer.
(1967) Rickard Rydell: Swedish race car driver.
(1967) Matt Besser: American actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1966) Erdogan Atalay
(1966) Mike Richter: Abington, Pennsylvania -- NHL goalie (NY Rangers, Team USA 1998).
(1966) Wes Platt: American game designer created OtherSpace.
(1966) Stefan Rehn: Swedish footballer and manager.
(1966) Erdoğan Atalay: German actor and screenwriter.
(1966) Moustafa Amar: Egyptian singer.
(1966) Ruth Jones: TV Actress.
(1965) Ernesto Bertarelli
(1965) Andy Cairns: Irish singer-songwriter and guitarist (Therapy?).
(1965) Andrii Deshchytsia: Ukrainian politician and diplomat Ukrainian Minister of Foreign Affairs.
(1965) Robert Satcher: American physician engineer and astronaut.
(1965) Tony Drago: Maltese snooker player.
(1965) Mark Guthrie: Buffalo, New York -- Pitcher (LA Dodgers).
(1965) Dan Bucatinsky: American actor director producer and screenwriter.
(1964) Benoît Poelvoorde: Belgian actor and comedian, born to a driver and a grocer.
(1964) Bonnie Hunt: Actress / comedian (Jumanji, Jerry Maguire).
(1964) Juha Turunen: Finnish politician turned criminal.
(1964) Paul Bonhomme: British competitive pilot.
(1964) Marq Torien: rocker (Bullet Boys - "For the Love of Money").
(1964) Ken Vandermark: American saxophonist and composer.
(1964) Dr Liam Fox: British politician.
(1963) Giulia Fossà: Italian actress, current events writer and journalist.
(1962) Rob Stone: Chicago, Illinois -- Actor (Kevin-Mr Belvedere).
(1962) Marq Torien: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (BulletBoys and Ratt).
(1962) Diogo Mainardi: Brazilian journalist.
(1962) Normand D'Amour: Canadian actor.
(1962) Rob Stone in Chicago: Illinois, USA; actor (Kevin - Mr Belvedere).
(1961) Catherine Oxenberg: American actress and noted family, the daughter of Princess Elizabeth of Yugoslavia and clothing tycoon Howard Oxenberg.
(1961) Bonnie Hunt: American actress.
(1961) Scott Baio
(1961) Liam Fox: Scottish physician and politician Secretary of State for Defence.
(1961) Michael Torke: American composer.
(1961) Vince Coleman: American baseball player.
(1961) Dot Richardson: Orlando, Florida -- Softball infielder (1996 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1961) Diane Lemieux: Canadian lawyer and activist who has worked extensively on behalf of women's groups in Quebec, focusing on rape issues.
(1961) Marq Torien: American Rock singer (BulletBoys).
(1960) Scott Baio: TV Actor.
(1960) Yitzhak Herzog: Commonly known in English as Isaac Herzog, is an Israeli politician and lawyer.
(1960) Tai Babilonia: American ice skater paired with Randy Gardner when she was eight and he, ten, in 1970 by their coach to achieve a precision mirror-image grace.
(1960) Ernest Martin: American convicted murderer (Born 1960).
(1960) Joan Jett in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; singer (Blackhearts - "I Love Rock 'n Roll").
(1960) Scott Baio in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actor (Joanie loves Chachi, Charles in Charge, Zapped).
(1960) Victor Stevenson: CFL tackle (Edmonton Eskimos).

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Tai Babilonia: American figure skater and talk show host.
(1959) Pope Michael: American anti-pope.
(1959) Greg Bruckner: Inglewood, California -- Nike golfer (1992 New England Classic).
(1959) Saul Perlmutter: American astrophysicist astronomer and academic Nobel Prize Laureate.
(1958) Andrea Bocelli: Italian singer who has cut an unusual swath through a unique path, becoming a pop star without radio and a chart-topping lyric tenor virtually without singing opera.
(1958) Joan Jett: American rock guitarist, singer, songwriter, producer and occasional actress, best known for her work with Joan Jett & the Blackhearts.
(1958) Eddy Planckaert
(1958) Franco Forini
(1958) Christian Dozzler: Austrian-American singer-songwriter.
(1958) Mireille Deyglun: Canadian actress who is the daughter of Quebec actors Henry Deyglun and Janine Sutto.

(1958) Catherine Deyglun: Canadian newsmaker, the twin sister of actress Mirielle Deyglun and the daughter of Quebec actors Henry Deyglun and Janine Sutto.
(1958) Tim Miller: American gay performance artist, political activist, teacher, Along with three other artists in the "NEA Four" he won a Supreme Court action against the first Bush government after it had withdrawn their National Endowment for the Arts funding because of the supposedly controversial content of their artworks.
(1958) Vasili Yuriyevich Lukiyanyuk: Russian Cosmonaut.
(1958) Neil Cavuto: American television commentator.
(1958) Lynn Herring: American model and actress Miss Virginia USA 1977.
(1958) Mark Patton: American actor.
(1957) Nick Cave: Australian musician.
(1957) Phil Blackmar: American professional golf player, a member of the PGA Tour and one-time rookie-of-the-year.
(1957) Giuseppe Saronni: Italian cyclist also known as Beppe Saronni.
(1957) Johnette Napolitano: American singer-songwriter and bass player (Concrete Blonde).
(1957) Lynn Herring in Enid: Oklahoma, USA; actress (Lucy - General Hospital).
(1957) Philip Arnold Blackmar: San Diego, California -- PGA golfer (1988 Provident).
(1957) Pete Jones: Rocker.
(1957) Steve Carney: English footballer (d. 2013).
(1957) Daniel O'Connor: American pan am flight 103 crash victim.
(1957) Mark Johnson in Madison: Wisconsin, USA; NHL forward (Olympic-gold-1980, Pittsburgh Penguins, New Jersey Devils).
(1956) Debby Boone: American singer and noted family, the first of four daughters of singer Pat Boone.
(1956) Jean-Claude Servais
(1956) Philippe Berthet
(1956) Doug Wimbish: American singer-songwriter and bass player (Living Colour and Tackhead).
(1956) Debby Boone in Hackensack: New Jersey, USA; singer ("You Light Up My Life").
(1956) Robert Bowlin: American guitarist and fiddler (The Time Jumpers).
(1956) Masayuki Suzuki: Japanese singer (Rats & Star).
(1955) Jeffrey Leonard: American baseball player and coach.
(1955) Klaudia Schifferle: Swiss painter, sculptor and musician.
(1955) Jerry Anderson: Montreal, Quebec -- Canadian Tour golfer (Quebec Open-1982, 83).
(1954) Shari Belafonte: American actress and singer.
(1954) Shari Belafonte Harper in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Julie - Hotel).
(1954) Randy Lanier: American racing driver and convicted drug trafficker.
(1953) Ségolène Royal: French politician, a member of the Socialist Party who drew attention in 2007 when she was the first woman in France to be nominated by a major party in the bid for the country's presidency.
(1953) Segolene Royal: French politician.
(1953) David Wohl: American actor.
(1953) Richard Fairbrass: English singer-songwriter (Right Said Fred).
(1952) Philippe Olivier
(1952) Marie-Christine Blandin
(1952) Bob Goodlatte: American lawyer and politician.
(1952) Marie Blandin: French politician, biology teacher, green party leader, former Greenpeace activist; President of the North Confederation, Pas de Calais.
(1952) Robert W Goodlatte: (Rep-R-Virginia).
(1952) Sukhumbhand Paribatra: Thai political scientist and politician 15th Governor of Bangkok.
(1952) : Zimbabwean singer-songwriter and actor.
(1952) Paul Le Mat: American actor.
(1952) Gary Holton: English singer-songwriter and actor (Heavy Metal Kids) (d. 1985).
(1952) MR Sukhumbhand Paribatra: Thai politician, current Governor of Bangkok.
(1951) David Coverdale: English singer-songwriter (Whitesnake Deep Purple and Coverdale•Page).
(1951) Wolfgang Petry
(1951) Bertrand Meheut
(1951) Bobby Radcliff: American singer and guitarist.
(1951) Bertrand Méheut: French businessman, the chairman of Canal+ (a French film and television studio and distributor) since 2003.
(1950) Kirka : Finnish singer (d. 2007).
(1950) Giovanni Farina: Italian gangster and kidnapper of Mr.
(1950) Kirka Babitzin: Finnish musician and pop singer, one of Finland's most popular.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Harold Carmichael: NFL wide receiver (Philadelphia Eagles).
(1949) David Coverdale: England, United Kingdom -- Rock vocalist (Whitesnake, Deep Purple).
(1949) Jim McGinty: Australian lawyer and politician Attorney-General of Western Australia.
(1949) James Cartwright: American military general.
(1949) Jim Keith: American conspiracy theorist and author (d. 1999).
(1948) Mark Phillips: British military officer.
(1948) Jim Byrnes (actor)
(1948) Mark A P Phillips: British ex of Princess Anne.
(1948) Denis Burke: Australian soldier and politician 6th Chief Minister of the Northern Territory.
(1948) Jim Byrnes: American guitarist and actor.

(1948) Nicolas Daly-Schveitzer: French physician, a radiologist and oncologist.
(1947) Joyce Mason: American pro astrologer and editor of Chronicles newsletter.
(1947) Robin Rose: American actress from high school.
(1947) Mike Sexton
(1947) Robert Morace: American author and academic.
(1947) David Drewry: English glaciologist and geophysicist.
(1947) Tommy Hutchison
(1947) Jo Beverley: English-Canadian author.
(1947) Neal Smith: American musician, a songwriter, drummer and founding member of "Alice Cooper," one of the most successful bands in the history of rock ’n’ roll.
(1947) Rick Spearman: American homosexual, the partner of David van Elster who has AIDS and who is not, himself, HIV+ as of August 1993.
(1946) Larry Dierker: American baseball player and manager.
(1946) Daniel E "Dan" Lungren: (Rep-R-California, 1979-88).
(1946) Patrick Burtshell
(1946) Sunny Adé: Nigerian singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1946) Dan Baker: American public address announcer.
(1946) Patrick Burtschell: French field hockey player (fullback); 1.75m, 80kg.
(1946) King Sunny Ade: Nigerian singer.
(1945) Alexandra Moscwa
(1944) Brian Gibson: English director producer and screenwriter (d. 2004).
(1944) John Tanner: (Rep-D-Tennessee).
(1943) Kate Coleridge
(1943) Toni Basil: American singer-songwriter dancer and actress.
(1943) James Heuga: American athlete, an Olympic medalist in Alpine skiing, he was later diagnosed with mulitple sclerosis.
(1943) Benedetta Barzini: Italian actress and model, daughter of Italian journalist and author Luigi Barzini, Jr.
(1943) Paul Hoffert: American keyboard player composer and academic (Lighthouse).
(1943) Barry Cable: Australian footballer and coach.
(1942) Marlena Shaw: American singer.
(1942) Larry Jones
(1942) David J Stern: NBA commissioner (1984- ).
(1942) David Stern: American basketball commissioner.
(1942) Rubén Gómez: Colombian cardinal.
(1942) George Rupp: American theologian and academic.
(1942) Wu Ma: Chinese actor director producer and screenwriter (d. 2014).
(1942) Candida Green: Irish-English journalist and author (d. 2014).
(1942) William C Nelson: Rep / Astronaut (STS 24).
(1942) Dick Pickering: Trade unionist.
(1941) Catherine Ribeiro: French singer, an experimental folk and avant garde performer.
(1941) Cesare Salvadori: Italian swordsman, winner of the Gold Medal in fencing at the 1972 Olympics, held at Monaco.
(1941) Jeremiah Wright: American pastor and theologian.
(1941) Anna Tomowa-Sintow: Bulgarian soprano and actress.
(1941) Larry Jones: American basketball player, a forward/guard who played in the NBA for the Philadelphia 76ers (1964–1965, 1973-1974), and in the ABA for the Denver Rockets (1967–1970), The Miami Floridians (1970–1972), Utah Stars (1972), and Dallas Chaparrals (1972–1973).
(1940) Daniel Spagnou
(1940) Edward Boguslawski: Composer.
(1940) Anna Karina: Danish-French actress director and screenwriter.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Bogdan Baltazar: Romanian economist and engineer (d. 2012).
(1939) Deborah Lavin: South African-English historian and academic.
(1939) Gilbert Patterson: American bishop (d. 2007).
(1939) Junko Tabei: Japanese mountaineer, first female to summit Mount Everest.
(1939) Gilbert Earl Patterson: American minister (d. 2007).
(1939) Timothy E Wirth: (Rep-D-Colorado, 1975- ).
(1939) Mike Sullivan: American politician (Governor-Wyoming).
(1938) Dean Reed
(1938) Gene Mingo: American football player who played several positions including halfback, placekicker, and return specialist.
(1938) Sandor Belcsak: Hungarian astrologer, from 1977 until his death 1999 president of Austrian astrological association (Österreiche Astrologischen Gesellschaft).

(1937) John Hayes: American administrator and CEO of Kansas Power and Light, formerly with Southwestern Bell corporation.
(1936) Jean Besré
(1936) Art Metrano in Brooklyn: New York, USA; comedian (Amy Prentiss, Joanie Loves Chachi).
(1936) Francois Jodar
(1936) Maurice Evans: English footballer and manager (d. 2000).
(1935) Harriet King: American fencing athlete (Olympic-1972).
(1935) Danilo Kis: Serbian and Yugoslavian novelist, short story writer and poet who wrote in Serbo-Croatian, member of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts.
(1934) Ornella Vanoni
(1934) Marie-Blanche Vergnes
(1934) T Somasekaram: Sri Lankan geographer and politician 37th Surveyor General of Sri Lanka (d. 2010).
(1934) Jack McGregor: American captain lawyer and politician.
(1934) Lute Olson: American basketball player and coach.
(1933) Édouard Leveau
(1933) Jesco von Puttkamer: German-American engineer (d. 2012).
(1933) T Cullen Davis: American oil heir and accused murderer.
(1933) Leonardo Balada: Spanish-American composer and educator.
(1933) T Davis: American oil heir and former billionaire.
(1933) Carmelo Simeone: Argentinian footballer (d. 2014).
(1932) Juan Garcia Ponce
(1932) Ingemar Johansson: Swedish boxer who became the heavyweight champion of the world in June 1959.
(1932) Algirdas Brazauskas: Lithuanian politician 2nd President of Lithuania (d. 2010).
(1931) George Younger: 4th Viscount Younger of Leckie Scottish banker and politician Secretary of State for Defence (d. 2003).
(1931) Ashokamitran : Indian author.
(1931) Manzoor Ahmad: Pakistani philosopher.
(1931) Fay Weldon: British-New Zealand writer most widely known in the UK and abroad as an irreverent novelist largely concerned with women's issues as well as active in a wide variety of projects for television, radio, and the stage.
(1930) Pierre Boudot: Besanéon Writer.
(1930) P B Sreenivas: Indian Play-back singer.
(1930) Joni James: American singer.
(1930) Antonio Saura: Spanish painter.
(1930) Roger Durham Hannay: Composer.
(1930) P Sreenivas: Indian singer (d. 2013).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Serge Garant: French-Canadian composer and conductor (Born 1929).
(1929) William E Dannemeyer: (Rep-R-California, 1979- ).
(1929) Carlo Ubbiali: Italian motorcycle road racer.
(1928) Eric Broadley: English engineer and businessman founded Lola Cars.
(1928) James Lawson: American minister and civil rights activist.
(1928) Eugene Roche: Boston, Massachusetts -- Actor (Foul Play, Slaughterhouse Five).
(1927) Colette Deréal: French singer and actress (d. 1988).
(1927) Karl Hardman
(1927) Colette Dereal: French singer and actress (d. 1988).
(1927) Eligio [Kika] De La Garza: (Rep-D-Texas, 1965- ).

(1927) Tommy Lasorda: American baseball player coach and manager.
(1927) Gordon Astall: English footballer and coach.
(1926) Leila Hadley: American travel writer and socialite (Born 1926).
(1926) Maria Charles: English actress and director.
(1926) William O Smith: Composer.
(1926) Max Heral: France sport Champion.
(1926) Bill Smith: American clarinet player and composer.
(1925) Virginia Capers: Sumter, South Carolina -- Actress (White Mama, Original Intent).
(1925) Boris Cristoff: Bulgarian astrologer who learned about the stars from the time he was five, thanks to a Russian astronomer, Kovatchev, who escaped from the Bolsheviks.
(1924) Bernard Gauthier: French road racing cyclist, who was professional from 1947 to 1961.
(1924) Charles Keeping: English author and illustrator (d. 1988).
(1924) Hilaire Couvreur: France sport Champion.
(1924) Susanne Wisten: Germany Actor.
(1924) Ray Wetzel: American trumpet player and composer (d. 1951).
(1924) J Middendorf: American soldier and politician 14th United States Secretary of the Navy.
(1924) Charles Waterhouse: American painter sculptor and illustrator (d. 2013).
(1924) Rosamunde Pilcher: English novelist.
(1924) Sieto Hoving: Actor (Holiday in Havana, Palm Beach Story).
(1924) Norvel la Follette Ray Lee: Lt-HW boxer (1952 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1924) Abdulrahman Mohamed Babu: Politician.
(1923) Peggy Hughes: British stunt woman who was a film stunt artist and an expert at the martial art of Ju-jitsu.
(1923) Dannie Abse: Welsh poet and writer.
(1922) Yvette Horner: French musette accordionist.
(1922) Chen Ning Yang: China -- US physicist / disproved parity (Nobel 1957).
(1922) David Sive: American environmentalist and lawyer (d. 2014).
(1921) Will Elder: American illustrator (d. 2008).
(1920) Pierre Kast
(1920) Bob Lemon: Pitcher (Cleveland Indians) / manager (New York Yankees, 1978).
(1920) Anders Lassen: Danish-English soldier Victoria Cross recipient (d. 1945).
(1920) William Riker: American political scientist and academic (d. 1993).
(1920) Ismay Thomas: Teacher.
(1920) Eric Baker: English activist co-founded Amnesty International (d. 1976).
(1920) Paolo Todeschini: Italian soccer/football player and team manager, with a career spanning over 40 years.
(1920) William H Riker: American political scientist (d. 1993).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Jack Russell: Saratoga Springs, New York -- Singer (Your Show of Shows).
(1918) Hans Scholl: German patriot, an active member of the resistance movement "Die Weisse Rose".
(1918) Henryk Szeryng: Zelazowa Wola, Poland -- Violinist (Brahms Concerto).
(1918) Archibald James Potter: Composer.
(1917) Vivi Gioi: Italian actress whose professional last name Diesca was the anagram of De Sica, the famous actor and director with whom she was in love.
(1917) Peter Adams: Los Angeles, California -- Actor (Alternative).
(1915) Grigory Frid: Russian pianist and composer (d. 2012).
(1915) Arthur Lowe: English actor (d. 1982).
(1915) Robert Mitterrand: French engineer, the older brother of President François Mitterrand and General Jacques Mitterrand.
(1914) Martha Scott: Jamesport, Missouri -- Actress (Dallas, Bionic Woman, Our Town).

(1914) Esmond Snell: Salt Lake City Scientist.
(1913) Leroy Holmes: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania -- Orchestra leader (Tonight Show, 1956-57).
(1913) Silvio Piola: Italy sport Champion.
(1913) Lillian Chestney: American painter and illustrator (d. 2000).
(1912) Martha Scott: American actress and producer (d. 2003).
(1912) Alfred G: Vanderbilt thoroughbred horse owner (Native Dancer).
(1912) Herbert Matare: German physicist and European co-inventor of the transistor.
(1912) Eloi Meulenbergh: Belgium sport Champion.
(1912) Herbert Mataré: German physicist and academic (d. 2011).
(1912) Karl Bucher: Swiss scientist, a physician, phamacologist and author, he has conducted studies on regulation of respiration, gaseous interchange.
(1911) Louis Ducreux: French actor, screenwriter and composer, who made his film debut in 1938 and worked up until his death in Paris on 19 December 1992.
(1910) Klement Slavicky: Composer.
(1910) György Faludy: Hungarian poet and author (d. 2006).
(1910) Gyorgy Faludy: Hungarian poet (d. 2006).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) David Riesman: US sociologist (Lonely Crowd).
(1909) John Engstead: American photographer and journalist (d. 1983).
(1908) Esphyr Slobodkina: Russian-American author and illustrator (d. 2002).
(1907) French First Republic
(1907) Maurice Blanchot: French writer, philosopher, and literary theorist.
(1907) Jacques-Charles Derrey
(1907) Shepperd Strudwick: Actor (Psychomania), dies of cancer at 75.
(1907) Philip Fotheringham-Parker: English race car driver (d. 1981).
(1907) Jacques Derrey: Toulouse Painters.
(1907) Hermann Schlichting: German fluid dynamics engineer (d. 1982).

(1906) Ilse Koch: German wife of Karl-Otto Koch (d. 1967).
(1906) Phyllis Hartnoll: Writer / editor.
(1905) Eugen Sänger: Czech-Austrian engineer (d. 1964).
(1905) Haakon Lie: Norwegian politician who served as party secretary of the Labour Party from 1945 to 1969.
(1905) Eugen Sanger: Austrian aerospace engineer (d. 1964).
(1905) Fritz Winter: German artist, abstract painter.
(1904) Ellen Church: American airline stewardess (Born 1904).
(1903) Christian Stengel
(1903) Joseph Valachi: American gangster (d. 1971).
(1903) Emile Poilve: France sport Champion.
(1902) F R Boschvogel [French LJ Ramon]: Flemish writer (War of Worlds).
(1902) John Houseman: Romanian-born actor and producer, dies of spinal cancer at age 86 (born 1902).
(1901) Allan "Rocky" Lane Mishawaka Indiana: USA; actor (voice of Mr Ed, Red Ryder).
(1901) Charles Huggins: Canadian-American physician and physiologist Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1997).
(1900) William Spratling: American-Mexican silversmith and educator (d. 1967).
(1900) Paul H Emmett: American chemical engineer (d. 1985).
(1900) Sergey Ozhegov: Russian lexicographer and academic (d. 1964).
(1900) Paul Emmett: American chemist and engineer (d. 1985).
(1900) Horatio Colony: American novelist and poet who published eleven volumes of verse and a two-volume set of collected writings.

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