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Famous Birthdays of 25 July

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 25th of July

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2009 - 2000

(2005) Pierce Gagnon: TV Actor.
(2002) Pablo Brooks: YouTube Star.
(2000) Mason Cook: Movie Actor.
(2000) Preston Bailey: TV Actor.

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1999 - 1990

(1999) Juwany Roman: Musical.
(1998) Kyson Facer: YouTube Star.
(1998) ButterMeQueasy : YouTube Star.
(1997) Danababy : Vine Star.
(1996) Maria-Olympia : Greek royalty, the first child of Crown Prince Pavlos and American heiress Marie-Chantal Miller (now styled as Her Royal Highness Crown Princess Marie-Chantal of Greece, Princess of Denmark) who married on 1 July 1995.
(1994) Conor Kennedy: Family Member.
(1993) Lil June: Rapper.
(1992) Sneakbo : Rapper.
(1992) Sergei Simonov: Russian ice hockey player (d. 2016).
(1992) Lil Phat: Rapper.

(1991) Toni Duggan: English footballer.
(1991) Zachary Robinson: Drummer.
(1990) Alexiane Castel
(1990) Cheyenne Woods
(1990) Evan Springsteen: American noted family and son of Bruce Springsteen and his companion, Patti Scialfa (born 7/29/1956).
(1990) Regina Blandon: TV Actress.
(1990) Andi Eigenmann: Filipino actress.
(1990) Benji Blakeway: Bassist.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Saltillo (Mexico)
(1989) Charlotte Désert
(1989) Andrew Caldwell: American actor.
(1989) Noel Callahan: Canadian actor.
(1989) Francisco Ferreira: Portuguese journalist.
(1989) Natalia Vieru: Russian basketball player.
(1989) Gina Darling: Model.
(1989) Hartbeat : YouTube Star.
(1988) Sarah Geronimo: Filipina actress and singer.
(1988) Heather Marks: Canadian model and actress.

(1988) Paulinho (footballer)
(1988) Linsey Godfrey: Soap Opera Actress.
(1988) John Goossens: Dutch footballer.
(1988) Tom Hiariej: Dutch footballer.
(1988) Jeffrey Wellfare: Rock Singer.
(1988) Jenna Smith: Basketball Player.
(1988) Stacey Kemp: English skater.
(1988) Anthony Stokes: Irish footballer.
(1988) Paulinho : Brazilian footballer.
(1987) Michael Welch: American actor.
(1987) Fernando (Brazilian footballer born 1987)
(1987) Nathan Lawrence: American actor.
(1987) Fernando : Soccer Player.
(1987) Mitchell Burgzorg: Dutch footballer and rapper.
(1986) Barbara Meier: German model and actress.
(1986) Emilia Szablowska
(1986) Hulk (footballer)
(1986) Givanildo Vieira de Souza: Brazilian footballer.
(1986) Abraham Guié: Ivorian footballer.
(1986) Ahtyba Rubin: American football player.
(1986) Mimi Ikonn: YouTube Star.
(1986) Hulk : Fictional character in "Death of Incredible " on NBC.
(1986) Kyla La Grange: Pop Singer.
(1985) James Lafferty: American actor and athlete.
(1985) Nelsinho Piquet
(1985) Laura Presgurvic
(1985) Shantel VanSanten: TV Actress.
(1985) Nina Goern
(1985) Dimpy
(1985) Jasmine Lennard: English model.
(1985) Nelson Piquet: Jr.
(1985) Hugo Rodallega: Colombian footballer.
(1985) Kevin McCall: Rapper.
(1984) Lauriane Gilliéron: Swiss model Miss Switzerland 2005.
(1984) Loukas Mavrokefalidis: Greek basketball player.
(1984) Avi Vinocur: American musician.
(1983) Nenad Krstić: Serbian basketball player.
(1983) Richie Chance: American actor and producer.
(1983) Kauri Kõiv: Estonian biathlete.
(1983) Nenad Krstic: Serbian basketball player.
(1982) Brad Renfro: American actor (dies 2008).
(1982) Jason Dundas: Australian-American television host and actor.
(1982) Norbert Lemcke: German footballer.
(1982) Monde Zondeki: South African cricketer.
(1981) Cédric Paty
(1981) Prince Devitt
(1981) Conor Casey: American soccer player.
(1981) Constantinos Charalambidis: Cypriot footballer.
(1981) Yūichi Komano: Japanese footballer.
(1981) Jani Rita: Finnish ice hockey player.
(1981) Mac Lethal: Rapper.
(1981) Devitt: Wrestler.
(1980) Diam's
(1980) Maxime Switek
(1980) Diam's: French rapper.
(1980) Samuel Sheinbein: American-Israeli murderer (d. 2014).
(1980) David Wachs: American actor and producer.
(1980) Toni Vilander: Finnish race car driver.
(1980) Sven Järve: Estonian fencer.
(1980) Soo Ae: South Korean actress.
(1980) Scott Waldrom: New Zealand All Black rugby player.
(1980) Shawn Riggans: American baseball player.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Margarita Magaña
(1979) Amy Adams: American singer.
(1979) Ali Carter: English snooker player.
(1979) Juan Di Pace: Argentinian actor.
(1979) Stefanie Hertel: German yodeler.
(1979) Tom Lungley: English cricketer and umpire.
(1979) Allister Carter: English professional snooker player.
(1978) Louise Brown: British child, the world's first test-tube baby, born by Caesarean section.
(1978) Lisa Potthoff
(1978) Caroline Nicole Brigman: Miss South Carolina Teen USA (1997).

(1978) Gerard Warren: American football player.
(1977) Ahmad Batebi: Iranian activist.
(1977) Kenny Thomas: American basketball player.
(1976) Stéphane Rideau
(1976) Tera Patrick: American pornographic actress.
(1976) Javier Vázquez: Puerto Rican baseball player.
(1976) Javier Vazquez: Puerto Rican baseball player.
(1976) Jovica Tasevski-Eternijan: Macedonian poet and critic.
(1975) Tété (singer)
(1975) Isabelle Blanc: French snowboarder and Olympic champion.
(1975) Evgeni Nabokov
(1975) Jean-Claude Darcheville: Guianan-French footballer.
(1975) Brian Gibson: American bass player (Lightning Bolt).
(1975) Jody Craddock: English footballer and coach.
(1975) Jay R Ferguson Jr in Dallas: Texas; actor (Taylor Newton - Evening Shade).
(1975) El Zorro: Mexican wrestler.
(1974) Milo Lee
(1974) Laurent Kerusoré
(1974) Todd Fuller: NBA center (SF Warriors).
(1974) Gareth Thomas: Retired Welsh professional rugby player.
(1974) Jay R Ferguson: American actor.
(1974) Mia Amber Davis
(1974) Jay Ferguson: American actor and producer.
(1974) Lauren Faust: American animator producer and screenwriter.
(1974) Julia Laffranque: Estonian lawyer and judge.
(1974) Kenzo Suzuki: Japanese rugby player and wrestler.
(1974) Lysa Jackson: Miss South Carolina USA (1996).
(1973) Dani Filth: British singer (Cradle of Filth).
(1973) Novella Schiesaro: Italian athlete, one of the 12-woman Italian Nationale Basketball Team that won the European Silver Medal in Rome, June 1995.
(1973) Hu Jia: Chinese activist.
(1973) Guillermo Mota
(1973) Kim Seung-soo
(1973) David Denman: American actor.
(1973) Bendeniz : Swiss-Turkish singer.
(1973) Neil Niland: American homicide: shot his 17-year-old girlfriend, Melissa Herligy, in the face as she slept with their three-month old baby.
(1973) Michael Williams: American actor.
(1973) Michael C Williams: American actor.
(1973) Kevin Phillips: English footballer.
(1973) Mur Lafferty: American podcaster and writer.
(1972) Véronique Mounier
(1972) Craig Howard: Redding, California -- Canadian Tour golfer (1989 Rolex).
(1971) Tracy Murray: NBA forward (Toronto Raptors, Washington Wizards).
(1971) Billy Wagner: Marion, Virginia -- Pitcher (Houston Astros).
(1971) Miriam Shor: American actress.
(1971) Pedro Martinez: Manoguayabo, Dominican Republic -- Pitcher (Montreal Expos).
(1971) Stacy Dawn Cenedese: Miss USA-Wyoming (1997).
(1971) Chloe Annett: British actress.
(1971) Chloë Annett: English actress.
(1971) Roger Creager: American country music singer-songwriter.
(1970) Alexandra Golovanoff
(1970) Christine Carnaud
(1970) Ernesto Alterio: Argentinian-Spanish actor.
(1970) Nicholas CEJ Windsor: Son of English Prince Edward, Duke of Kent.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Angela Melini: Saigon, Vietnam -- Playmate (June, 1992).
(1969) Jon Barry: American basketball player, a shooting guard for the Sacramento Kings.
(1969) Mike Hezemans
(1969) D B Woodside
(1969) Frédérick Houdaer
(1969) Trevor Peres: United States -- Metal guitarist (Obituary-The End Complete).
(1969) Paolo Kessisoglu: Italian actor, comedian and television presenter.
(1969) Andrea Wieland: Atlanta, Georgia -- Field hockey goaltender (1996 Olympics).
(1969) Mark Benton: American murder victim An only son with one younger sister, he was living at home with dreams of going to Hollywood to work as a special-effects illustrator.
(1969) DB Woodside: TV Actor.

(1968) Eric Judor
(1968) Rudi Bryson: Former South African cricketer.
(1968) Shi Tao: Chinese journalist and poet.
(1967) Matt LeBlanc: American actor in one of the hottest TV series of the '90s, "Friends.
(1967) Wendy Raquel Robinson: American actress.
(1967) Natacha Nisic
(1967) Ed Sprague: Castro Valley, California -- Infielder (Toronto Blue Jays).
(1967) Tommy Skjerven: Norwegian footballer and referee.
(1967) Ruth Peetoom: Dutch minister and politician.
(1967) Dave Jareckie: Mexico City, Mexico -- US biathelete (1994 Olympics).
(1967) Wendy Robinson: TV Actress.
(1966) Lynda Lemay: Canadian singer-songwriter.
(1966) Maureen Herman: American punk musician and song writer, known for being the bass player for the Minneapolis based band Babes in Toyland from 1992 until 1996 and from 2014-August 2015.
(1966) Christine Quinn: American politician.
(1966) Diana Johnson: English politician.
(1966) Daryl Halligan: New Zealand rugby player and sportscaster.
(1966) Christine C Quinn: American politician.
(1966) Elke Jeinsen: Hanover, Germany -- Playmate (May, 1993).
(1965) Illeana Douglas: American actress.
(1965) Marty Brown: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1965) Dale Shearer: Australian rugby player.
(1965) Ina Müller: German singer, TV personality and author.
(1965) Tom Dvorak: Braunschwieg, Germany -- Canada equestrian dressage (1996 Olympics).
(1964) Lisa LaFlamme
(1964) Breuk Iversen: American designer and journalist.
(1964) Jessica Adams: British astrological writer and novelist, a Sun-Sign columnist, journalist and best selling author.
(1964) Tony Granato: Downers Grove -- NHL left wing (LA Kings).
(1964) Anne Applebaum: American journalist and author.
(1964) Fiamma Izzo: Italian voice actress and soprano singer, best known for dubbing Jennifer Beals in "Flashdance," Minnie Driver in "The Phantom of the Opera" and the character of Smurfette in "The Smurfs.
(1964) Jose Bautista: Bani, Dominican Republic -- Pitcher (SF Giants).
(1964) Reiko Takashima: Japanese actress.
(1963) Olivier Chiabodo
(1963) Julian Hodgson: English chess player.
(1963) Denis Coderre: Canadian politician 44th Mayor of Montreal.
(1962) Etienne Leenhardt
(1962) Doug Drabek: Victoria, Texas -- Pitcher (Houston Astros, New York Yankees).
(1962) Étienne Leenhardt: French television journalist who from March 2004 was deputy director of information at France 2, and from September 2008 presented the programme, "Un œil sur la planète" (An Eye on the Planet).
(1962) Michael Feist: German Uranian astrologer and IT specialist, grandson of astrologer Ludwig Rudolph, via his mother Heimtraut, Rudolph's daughter.
(1962) Mike Buncic: Paterson, New Jersey -- Discus thrower.
(1962) Carin Bakkum: Dutch tennis player.
(1961) Katherine Kelly Lang
(1961) Dave Penny
(1961) Katherine Lang: American actress, nored for her role as Brooke Logan on the CBS Daytime soap opera "The Bold and the Beautiful" (1987–present).
(1961) Hugo Teufel: American lawyer and politician.
(1961) Bobbie Eakes: American actress and singer.
(1961) Hugo Teufel III: 2nd Chief Privacy Officer, Department of Homeland Security.
(1961) Katherine Kelly Lang in Los Angeles: California, USA; actress (Brooke - The Bold and the Beautiful).
(1960) Daniele Luchetti: Italian film director, screenwriter and actor.
(1960) Alain Robidoux: Canadian snooker player.
(1960) Māris Martinsons: Latvian film director producer screenwriter and film editor.
(1960) Justice Howard: American photographer.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Geoffrey Zakarian: Chef.
(1959) Fyodor Cherenkov: Russian footballer and manager (d. 2014).
(1959) Anatoly Onoprienko: Ukrainian murderer (d. 2013).
(1958) Thurston Moore: American musician best known as a singer, songwriter and guitarist of Sonic Youth.
(1958) Pierre Sled: French journalist and television director, the host of "Stade 2" on France 2 and "L'été de tous les records" on France 3..
(1958) Henk Wanders: Dutch bassist (Frank Boeijen Group).
(1958) Alexei Filippenko: American astrophysicist and academic.
(1957) Mark Hunter: English politician.
(1957) Daniel W Bursch: Bristol, Pennsylvania -- Lieutenant Commander USN / Astronaut (STS 51, 68, 77).
(1957) Bogdan Musiol: in German Democratic Republic; bobsled (Olympic-bronze-1980).

(1957) Steve Podborski: Canadian downhill ski racer.
(1957) Ray Billingsley: Comic strip cartoonist (Curtis).
(1956) Patrick de Radigues
(1956) Iman [Abdulmajid]: Mogadishu, Somalia -- Model / actress (Star Trek 6).
(1956) Andy Goldsworthy: English-Scottish sculptor and photographer.
(1956) Louis Bacon: Entrepreneur.
(1955) Iman (model)
(1955) Miguel Esteves Cardoso
(1955) Tom McCamus: Canadian actor.
(1955) Randall Bewley: American guitarist and songwriter (Pylon and Supercluster) (d. 2009).
(1955) Miguel Cardoso: Portuguese writer, a journalist, conservative essayist and translator.
(1955) Charles Wright: Canadian adventurer, Antarctic explorer and scientist.
(1955) Iman : Somalian-English model and actress.
(1955) Kike Elomaa: Finnish bodybuilder singer and politician.
(1955) Iman Abdulmajid: Somali model.
(1955) Bantubonke Holomisa: Minister of Defense of Transkei (1988- ).
(1954) Sheena McDonald: Scottish TV and radio host, noted for her professionalism and personal warmth.
(1954) Lynne Frederick: English-American actress (d. 1994).
(1954) Juan Perro
(1954) Walter Payton: Football Player.
(1954) Jürgen Trittin: German Green politician, was Federal Minister for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety from 1998 to 2005 in Germany's Schröder government coalition.
(1954) Ken Greer: Canadian guitarist keyboard player and producer (Red Rider).
(1954) Lynn Frederick: Middlesex, England -- Actress (Schizophrenia).
(1954) Jochem Ziegert: German footballer and manager.
(1953) Robert Zoellick: American banker and politician 14th United States Deputy Secretary of State.
(1953) Charles Jude: French dancer, who joined the Ballet of the Paris Opera in 1972 and was nominated etoile (star) in 1977.
(1952) "Gorgeous" Jimmy Garvin [Williams]: NWA / WCW / AWA wrestler.
(1952) Eduardo de Moura: Portuguese architect designed the Estádio Municipal de Braga.
(1952) Eduardo Souto de Moura: Portuguese architect.
(1952) Huang Wenyong: Malaysian-Singaporean actor (d. 2013).
(1951) Sidney Toledano: French business executive, the current CEO of Christian Dior Couture.
(1951) Jacques Legros
(1951) Verdine White: American bass player and producer (Earth Wind & Fire).
(1951) Mack Truesdale: American homicide; a murderer who was sentenced to the death penalty in 1981.
(1951) Decatur (Illinois)
(1951) Vanessa [Conny Witteman]: Dutch model / singer.
(1951) Jack Thompson: American activist and former lawyer.
(1950) Robert Lecou
(1950) Mark Clarke: English singer-songwriter and bass player (Colosseum Mountain Natural Gas and Uriah Heep).

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1949 - 1940

(1948) Brian Stableford
(1948) Steve Goodman: a Grammy Award-winning folk music singer and songwriter from Chicago, Illinois (born 1948).
(1948) Steve Goodman in Chicago: Illinois, USA; singer/songwriter ("Somebody Elses Trouble").
(1948) Brian M[ichael] Stableford: United Kingdom -- Sci-fi author (Day of Wrath).
(1947) Mason S Sexton
(1947) Alaksandar Milinkievic
(1947) Mason Sexton: American astrologer, Wall Street forecaster.
(1947) John Shockro: American physical education teacher and boy’s varsity basketball coach convicted of serial rape and sexual assaults of female students.
(1946) Demetra George: American astrologer, writer and speaker from the late '60s; a member of AFAN, NCGR and ISAR.
(1946) André Lebrun (politician)

(1946) Christian Kert
(1946) P Selvarasa: Sri Lankan politician.
(1946) John Gibson: American radio host.
(1946) Nicole Farhi: French fashion designer and sculptor.
(1946) José Areas: Nicaraguan drummer (Santana).
(1946) Rita Marley: Jamaican-Cuban singer (I Threes).
(1945) Donna Theodore: Broadway singer (Hollywood Talent Scouts).
(1944) François Besse: French criminal, a thief and hold-up gangster.
(1944) Didier Couecou
(1944) Sally Beauman: English journalist and author.
(1944) John LaCorte: American astrologer and professor at Cal State Dominguez, he sponsored ISAR conferences.
(1944) Fred Scherman: American baseball player, a left-handed pitcher with the Detroit Tigers (1969-1973), Houston Astros (1974-1975) and Montreal Expos (1975-1976).
(1944) Helga I "Mijanou" van Baarzel: Dutch actress (Klaverweide-Alicia).
(1944) Molly Bennett Aiken: Founder (riding for the handicapped).
(1944) Tom Dawes: Rocker.
(1944) Didier Couécou: French football (soccer) player who played striker.
(1943) Cheryl Crane: American noted family, the daughter of Lana Turner from her brief second marriage to restaurateur Stephen Crane.
(1943) Jim McCarty: Drummer James McCarty was a founding member of one of the ‘60s Britain-to-America invasion groups, “The Yardbirds.
(1943) Roy Acuff Jr: Rocker.
(1943) Erika Steinbach: Polish-German politician.
(1943) Janet Margolin in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Take the Money and Run, David and Lisa).
(1942) Felix Ph Ingold: Writer.
(1942) Bruce Woodley: Australian singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Seekers).
(1941) Raoul Ruiz
(1941) Nate Thurmond: American athlete, pro basketball player for 14 seasons beginning in 1963.
(1941) Billy Hardwick: American bowler (d. 2013).
(1941) Raul Ruiz: Puerto Mott, Chile -- Actor (Lexot, Capitolo 66).
(1941) Emmett Till
(1941) Donna Theodore: American actress and singer.
(1941) Peter Suschitzky: Polish-English cinematographer.
(1941) Manny Charlton: Spanish-Scottish guitarist (Nazareth and Manny Charlton Band).
(1941) Raúl Ruiz: Chilean-French director producer and screenwriter (d. 2011).
(1940) John Pennel: American track & field champion, pole vaulter, and four-time world record holder.
(1940) Richard Ballantine: American-English journalist and author (d. 2013).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Richard Akre Trythall: Composer.
(1938) Sudhir Kakar: Indian lay psychoanalyst and author in the fields of cultural psychology and the psychology of religion.
(1937) Axel Ganz
(1937) Colin Renfrew: Baron Renfrew of Kaimsthorn English archeologist and academic.
(1936) Dave Sime: American sprinter.
(1936) Gerry Ashmore: English race car driver.
(1936) Glenn Murcutt: English-Australian architect and academic.
(1936) August Schellenberg: Canadian-American actor (d. 2013).
(1935) Barbara Harris: American actress and singer.
(1935) Jean Deforge

(1935) Larry Sherry: American baseball player and coach (d. 2006).
(1935) John Robinson: American football player and coach.
(1935) Adnan Khashoggi: Saudi businessman / billionaire / arms dealer.
(1935) Gilbert Parent: Canadian educator and politician 33rd Speaker of the Canadian House of Commons (d. 2009).
(1935) Barbara Harris [Sandra Mankwitz]: Actress (Plaza Suite, Family Plot).
(1935) Lars Werner: Swedish lawyer and politician (d. 2013).
(1934) Don Ellis: American musician, a jazz trumpeter, drummer and composer.
(1934) Claude Zidi: French film director and screenwriter.
(1934) Joe Foster: American businessman, oilman and philanthropist.
(1933) Marion Blumenthal: American astrologer, a PhD who learned the subject from her astrologer grandmother.
(1933) Jukka Virtanen: Finnish television personality, actor, poet, and singer.
(1933) Ken Swofford: American actor.
(1932) Paul Weitz: American captain pilot and astronaut.
(1932) Paul J Weitz in Erie: Pennsylvania, USA; astronaut (Skylab 2, STS 6).
(1932) Paul Joseph Weitz: Erie, Pennsylvania -- Astronaut (Skylab 2, STS 6).
(1932) Gibson N Kente: Composer.
(1931) Raymond Moretti: French painter and sculptor, whose works include posters and book illustrations, and the designs for monuments and thirty French postage stamps.
(1931) Queretaro (Mexico)
(1931) James Butler: English sculptor and educator.
(1931) Cornelis P van Dijk: Dutch Minister of the Interior.
(1931) Paul Danblon: Belgian composer, opera director and administrator, and journalist.
(1930) Maureen Forrester: Canadian opera singer, a magnificent contralto; winner of the Governor General Arts Award 1995 and Canada's grand dame of song.
(1930) Annie Ross: Scottish-American singer and actress (Lambert Hendricks & Ross).
(1930) Maureen Forrester in Montreal: Quebec, Canada; contralto (Ressurection Symphony).
(1930) Murray Chapple: New Zealand cricketer and manager (d. 1985).
(1930) Alice Parizeau: Polish-Canadian journalist and criminologist (d. 1990).
(1930) Daniel Louradour: French painter, stage designer and lithographer.
(1930) Herbert Scarf: American economist and academic (d. 2015).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Somnath Chatterjee: Indian lawyer and politician 14th Speaker of the Lok Sabha.
(1929) Eddie Mazur: Canadian ice hockey player (Born 1929).
(1929) Judd Buchanan: Canadian businessman and politician 36th Canadian Minister of Public Works.
(1928) Mario Montenegro: Filipino actor (Born 1928).
(1928) Nils Taube: Estonian-English businessman (d. 2008).
(1928) Keter Betts: American jazz bassist (d. 2005).
(1928) Dolphy : Filipino comedian-actor in the Philippines known by his screen names Dolphy, Pidol, and Golay (1944).
(1927) Daniel Ceccaldi: French actor.
(1927) Jean-Marie Vaillant: French physician specializing in maxillofacial surgery.
(1927) Stanley Dancer: Harness racer (4 Hambletonians, 3 Trot Triple Crown).

(1927) Midge Decter in Saint Paul: Minnesota, USA; anti woman's lib (Liberated Woman.
(1927) Jean-Marie Seroney: Kenyan activist and politician (d. 1982).
(1927) Sadiq Qureshi: Pakistani politician 10th Governor of Punjab (d. 2000).
(1927) Sadiq Hussain Qureshi: Pakistani politician (d. 2000).
(1927) Midge Decter: American journalist and author.
(1926) Monique Pelletier
(1926) Bernard Thompson: British television producer and director (d. 1998).
(1926) Whitey Lockman: American baseball player coach and manager (d. 2009).
(1926) Teodor Grigoriu: Composer.
(1925) Benny Benjamin: American drummer (The Funk Brothers) (d. 1969).
(1925) Jerry Paris in San Francisco: California, USA; director/actor (Jerry - Dick Van Dyke Show).
(1925) Pierre Gensous: Mont de Marsan Politician.
(1925) Jutta Zilliacus: Finnish journalist and politician.
(1925) Jerry Paris: Director / actor (Jerry-Dick Van Dyke Show), dies at 60.
(1924) Frank Church: American politician (Senator-Democrat-Idaho).
(1924) Estelle Getty in New York City: New York, USA; actress (Sophia Petrillo - The Golden Girls).
(1924) Scotch Taylor: South African cricketer and hockey player (d. 2004).
(1923) Estelle Getty: American actress (d. 2008).
(1923) Louise Conte: French actress, a member of the Comédie-Française, who died on 19 October 1995, aged 72, in Château-Thierry, Aisne, France.
(1923) Jacques Torrens: France Actor.
(1923) Estelle Sher: [Estelle Getty]; American actor (Sophia - The Golden Girls).
(1923) Louise Comte: France Actor.
(1923) Maria Gripe: Swedish journalist and author (d. 2007).
(1923) Edgar Gilbert: American mathematician and theorist (d. 2013).
(1921) Lionel Terray: French climbing guide, ski instructor and climber who made many first ascents, including Makalu in the Himalayas (with Jean Couzy on 15 May 1955) and Cerro Fitzroy in the Patagonian Andes (with Guido Magnone in 1952).
(1921) Jean Robin: French soccer player and coach.
(1921) John Christopherson: Artist / collector.
(1921) Adolph Herseth: American soldier and trumpet player (Chicago Symphony Orchestra) (d. 2013).
(1920) John E Daniel
(1920) Rosalind Franklin: English biophysicist chemist and academic (d. 1958).
(1920) Pierre Louki: French actor, singer-song-writer and author.
(1920) John Daniel: American businessman, a corporation representative: astrologer; author.
(1920) Jean Carmet: French actor (d. 1994).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Hubert Booi: Bonairian poet (Golgotha / Muchila).
(1918) Joseph Rovan
(1918) Jane Frank: American painter and sculptor (d. 1986).
(1917) Philippe de Lacy
(1917) Fritz Honegger: Swiss lawyer and politician (d. 1999).
(1917) Whipper Billy Watson: Canadian professional wrestler (d. 1990).
(1917) Gerhard Bremer: Germany Military man.
(1916) André Allemand: French aviator.
(1916) Ko Van Dijk: Dutch theatrical, television, film and radio play actor and theatre director.
(1916) Clarence Bell: American military, vice admiral.

(1916) Lucien Saulnier: Canadian lawyer and politician (d. 1989).
(1916) Ko van Dijk Jr: Dutch actor (Zaak M P).
(1916) Andre Allemand: France sport Champion.
(1915) Joseph Patrick Kennedy Jr
(1915) Joseph Kennedy: American noted family, the first of the Kennedy kids born to Joe and Rose Kennedy.
(1915) S Ethirmanasingham: Sri Lankan businessman and politician.
(1915) David Napley: Solicitor.
(1914) Woody Strode: Actor (Posse, Cotton Club, Vigilante), dies at 80.
(1913) John Cairncross: Linguist (5th Man).
(1911) Pierre Pouyade: French aviator and Air Force general, World War II flying ace, and one of the commanders of the Normandie-Niemen squadron.
(1910) Giuseppe Cigala: Italy Military man.
(1910) Arnoldo Ferreto Segura: Costa Rican educator and politician.

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Gianandrea Gavazzeni: Italian conductor, composer and artistic director of the Milano Scala, 1966-'68 as well as permanent guest conductor.
(1909) Carlos Dogny: Peruvian businessman and sportsman who established the surf in Peru and founded the Waikiki Club of Miraflores.
(1909) Marcel Roux: Ajaccio physician.
(1908) Ambroise-Marie Carre
(1908) Jack Gilford: Actor (Cracker Jacks), dies at 82.
(1908) Bill Bowes: English cricketer (d. 1987).
(1908) Semmangudi Iyer: Indian singer (d. 2003).
(1908) Semmangudi Srinivasa Iyer: Indian musician (d. 2003).
(1908) Ambroise-Marie Carré: French Catholic priest, author and member of the Académie française.
(1908) Joseph Mitchell: Writer.

(1907) Alfred Letourneur: France sport Champion.
(1907) Jack Gilford: NYC, New York -- Actor (Save the Tiger, Cocoon, Arthur 2).
(1907) Johnny Hodges: American saxophonist (d. 1970).
(1906) Guayaquil (Ecuador)
(1906) Cali (Colombia)
(1906) Johnny Hodges: American saxophonist and clarinet player (d. 1970).
(1906) Dominique Leca: French senior insurance official who became the Inspector General of Finances (French: Inspecteur des finances).
(1906) Georges Montagard: France Scientist.
(1905) Elias Canetti: British/Swiss/Bulgarian writer, essayist and novelist of Jewish origin, received Nobel prize for literature in 1981.
(1905) Georges Grignard: French race car driver (d. 1977).
(1905) Lila Lee: Union City, New Jersey -- Actress (Midnight Girl, Blood & Sand).
(1905) Denys Watkins-Pitchford: English author and illustrator (d. 1990).
(1903) André Fleury (organist)
(1903) André Fleury: French composer, pianist, organist, and pedagogue.
(1903) Andre Fleury: Composer.
(1902) Eric Hoffer: American philosopher and author (d. 1983).
(1901) Walter Breedveld / Reinier de Muntel: Writer (Een ship vergaat).
(1901) Lila Lee: Actress (Blood & Sand), dies of a stroke at 68.
(1901) Ruth Krauss: American author and poet (d. 1993).
(1900) Enrique Amorim: Uruguayan author (La victoria no viene sola).

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