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Famous Birthdays of 26 September

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 26th of September

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2010 - Today

(2014) Charlotte Mezvinsky: Daughter of Chelsea Clinton and Marc Mezvinsky (born 15th December 1977).

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2009 - 2000

(2001) Jayna Brown: YouTube Star.
(2000) Eleiyah Navis: Dancer.
(2000) Princess Salma: bint Al Abdullah II of Jordan.
(2000) Sophie McVey: Family Member.
(2000) Salma: Princess Salma bint Abdullah of Jordan.

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1999 - 1990

(1998) Neels Visser: Model.
(1998) Carrington Durham: Instagram Star.
(1997) Nate Parker: Drummer.
(1997) Brooklyn Roebuck: Pop Singer.
(1996) Luke Korns: YouTube Star.
(1996) Logan Arens: American actor and voice actor.
(1995) Megan Parken: YouTube Star.
(1995) Miloš Veljković: Serbian footballer.
(1995) Ashley Elizabeth: YouTube Star.
(1995) Omid Afshar: Pop Singer.

(1994) Lucas Gafarot: Spanish footballer.
(1994) Marite Desaine: YouNow Star.
(1992) Megan McKenna: Reality Star.
(1991) Alma Jodorowsky: French model actress and singer.
(1991) Tyler Todisco: YouTube Star.
(1991) Dan Preston: English footballer.
(1990) Jade Foret
(1990) Pavel Avdeyev: Russian footballer.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Emma Rigby: English actress.
(1989) Nesma Mahgoub: Egyptian singer.
(1989) Kieran Gibbs: Soccer Player.
(1989) Jasmine Gosnell: Family Member.
(1989) Chinami Suzuki: Japanese model television host and actress.
(1988) Lilly Singh: YouTube Star.
(1988) Kiira Korpi: Finnish figure skater.
(1988) Nelson Panciatici
(1988) Luke Spiller: Rock Singer.
(1988) Mark Simpson: English clarinet player and composer.

(1988) Marina Kuroki: Japanese actress and singer.
(1988) James Blake: English singer-songwriter and producer.
(1988) Mikey Chapman: Rock Singer.
(1987) Clément Lefert: French swimmer, a 2012 Olympic Gold medal champion.
(1987) Jang Keun-Suk: TV Actor.
(1987) Rosanna Munter: Swedish singer-songwriter and actress (Play).
(1986) Ashley Leggat: TV Actress.
(1986) Raquel Beaudene
(1986) Brooke Allison
(1986) Eileen Roca
(1986) Rebecca Lim: Singaporean actress.
(1985) M Pokora: French singer and dancer of Polish descent.
(1985) Valérie Bègue: French reality television participant and beauty pageant titleholder who won Miss France 2008, representing the Réunion island, an overseas department (Département d'Outre-Mer) of France located in the Indian Ocean.
(1985) Talulah Riley: English actress.
(1985) Rina Akiyama: Japanese model and actress.
(1985) Cindy Fabre
(1985) Lenna Kuurmaa: Estonian singer-songwriter guitarist and actress (Vanilla Ninja).
(1985) Svetlana Ivanova: Russian actress.
(1984) Chandra Ruegg
(1984) Nev Schulman: TV Producer.
(1984) Meghan Edmonds: Reality Star.
(1984) Thore Scholermann: German actor.
(1984) Thore Schölermann: German actor.
(1983) Ricardo Quaresma: Portuguese footballer.
(1983) Archimede Morleo: Italian footballer.
(1983) Samantha Hammel: American actress singer and producer.
(1983) D'Qwell Jackson: American football player.
(1983) Samantha Hammel American producer: actress and singer.
(1982) Betty Sun
(1982) Miguel Alfredo Portillo: Argentine footballer.
(1982) Miguel Portillo: Argentinian footballer.
(1982) Simon Picone: Italian rugby player.
(1982) Rob Burrow: English rugby player.
(1982) Jon Richardson: British comedian.
(1982) John Scott: rocker with The Pretenders, dies at age 25.
(1982) Jessie Pavelka: TV Show Host.
(1981) Serena Williams: American ranking tennis player in 1998 along with her 15-month older sister, Venus.
(1981) Christina Milian: American R&B singer and actress.
(1981) Kerry McGregor
(1981) Aras Baskauskas: American reality show contestant winner of Survivor: Panama.
(1981) David Weigel
(1981) Collien Ulmen-Fernandes: German actress.
(1981) Ayumi Tsunematsu: Japanese voice actress.
(1981) Yao Beina: Chinese singer (d. 2015).
(1981) Collien Fernandes: German TV host and actress.
(1980) Aurélien Rougerie
(1980) Jane Darling: Czech porn model/actress.
(1980) Patrick Friesacher: Austrian race car driver.
(1980) Henrik Sedin: Swedish ice hockey player.
(1980) Daniel Sedin: Swedish ice hockey player.
(1980) Brooks Orpik: American ice hockey player.
(1980) Yaser Hamdi: American-born accused of terrorism, he was captured in Afghanistan in December 2001 Hamdi's father was a petroleum engineer living in Louisiana at the time of Yaser's birth.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Jean-Baptiste Poux
(1979) Jon Harley: English footballer.
(1979) Jacob Tierney: Canadian actor director and screenwriter.
(1979) Taavi Rõivas: Estonian politician 16th Prime Minister of Estonia.
(1979) Jaycie Phelps: Indianapolis, Indiana -- Gymnast (World-brz-95 / Olympics - Gold - 1996).
(1979) Cameron Mooney: Australian footballer.
(1979) Fuifui Moimoi: New Zealand rugby league footballer.
(1979) Naomichi Marufuji: Japanese professional wrestler.
(1979) Simon Kirch: German sprinter.
(1978) Robert Cheruiyot: Kenyan runner.

(1978) Robert Kipkoech Cheruiyot: Kenyan long-distance runner.
(1977) Aka Plu: Japanese comedian and actor.
(1977) Andre Hunger: German artist and designer.
(1977) Kaylynn : American porn actress.
(1977) Kerem Özyeğen: Turkish singer-songwriter and guitarist (Mor ve Ötesi).
(1976) Michael Ballack: German pro football (soccer) player for the Bayer Leverkusen club.
(1976) Tyler Denk: American model and reality show contestant.
(1976) Sami Vänskä: Finnish bass player (Nightwish and Nattvindens Gråt).
(1976) Sami Vanska: Finnish bassist (Nightwish).
(1975) Farid Khider
(1975) Emma Hardelin: Swedish singer (Garmarna, Triakel).
(1975) Chiara Schoras: German actress.
(1975) Emma Härdelin: Swedish singer and violinist (Garmarna and Triakel).
(1975) Jake Paltrow: American director and screenwriter.
(1974) Martin Müürsepp: Estonian basketball player and coach.
(1974) Gary Hall Jr: United States -- 50m / 100m / 400m free relay (1996 Olympics - Gold / 2 Silver Medals).
(1974) Watkin Tudor Jones
(1974) Boris Cepeda: German-Ecuadorian pianist and diplomat.
(1974) Martin Muursepp: Estonian-American basketball player; forward, Mavericks.
(1974) Gary Hall: American former competition swimmer who represented the United States at the 1996, 2000, and 2004 Olympics and won ten Olympic medals (five gold, three silver, two bronze).
(1974) Alison Davies: Australian rower (1996 Olympics).
(1974) Katie Kauffman: West Lawn, Pennsylvania -- Field hockey midfielder (1996 Olympics).
(1973) Marty Casey: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Lovehammers).
(1973) Olga Vasdeki: Greek triple jumper.
(1973) Julienne Davis: American actress producer and screenwriter.
(1973) Mizuki Sano: Japanese actor.
(1973) Chris Small: Scottish snooker player and coach.
(1973) David Richie: NFL nost tackle (Denver Broncos - Super Bowl 32).
(1972) Alfonso Pérez
(1972) Shawn Stockman: American singer and actor (Boyz II Men).
(1972) Shann Stockman: [Slim] in Philadelphia Pennsylvania; rapper (Boyz II Men).
(1972) Ras Kass: American rapper producer and actor (The Hrsmn).
(1972) Melanie Paxson: American actress.
(1971) Susan Smith (child murderer)
(1971) Rich Piana: YouTube Star.
(1971) Elva Dryer: Durango, Colorado -- 1.5K / 5K runner.
(1971) Susan Smith: American homicide; a mother who drove her Mazda car into 18 feet of water in John D. Long Lake near Union, SC with her two sons strapped in their car seats in the back seat, 10/25/1994, c. 9:00 PM.
(1970) Sheri Moon
(1970) Marco Etcheverry
(1970) David Parland: Swedish guitarist (Dark Funeral War Necrophobic and Infernal) (d. 2013).
(1970) Sheri Zombie: American actress and fashion designer.
(1970) Trevor Ruffin: NBA guard (Philadelphia 76ers).
(1970) Paul Laus: Beamsville -- NHL defenseman (Florida Panthers).
(1970) Sheri Moon Zombie: American actress.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Anthony Kavanagh: French-Canadian comedian, actor and singer.
(1969) Dan Stulbach
(1969) Paul Warhurst: English footballer and manager.
(1969) Holger Stanislawski: German footballer and manager.
(1969) David Slade: English director and producer.
(1969) Andy Petterson: Australian footballer and coach.
(1969) Bobby Brantley: Reality Star.
(1968) Jim Caviezel: American actor, who played Jesus in Mel Gibson's controversial film, "The Passion of the Christ" (2004).
(1968) Ben Shenkman: American actor.
(1968) Frédéric Moncassin: French road racing cyclist, who competed professionally from 1990 to 1999.

(1968) James Michael
(1968) Tricia O'Kelley: American actress producer and screenwriter.
(1968) Scott Schorer: Burke, Virginia -- Rower (1996 Olympics).
(1968) James Caviezel: American actor.
(1967) Shannon Hoon: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Blind Melon) (d. 1995).
(1967) Éric Roy
(1967) Martha Nix in Orange County: California, USA; actress (Serena - The Waltons).
(1967) Craig Janney: Hartford -- NHL center (Winnipeg Jets).
(1967) Bruno Akrapović: Bosnian footballer and manager.
(1966) Frankie Andreu
(1966) Jillian Barberie: Canadian actress and television hostess.
(1966) Craig Heyward: American football player (d. 2006).
(1966) Christos Dantis: Greek singer-songwriter and producer.
(1966) Dean Butterworth: English-American drummer (Good Charlotte and Sugar Ray).
(1966) Jillian Reynolds: Canadian actress and sportscaster.
(1966) Francisco Andreu: Dearborn, Michigan -- Road cyclist (1988, 96 Olympics - 4th Place).
(1965) Alexei Mordashov
(1965) Petro Poroshenko: Ukrainian businessman and politician 5th President of Ukraine.
(1965) Alexandra Lencastre: Portuguese actress.
(1965) Cindy Herron: American singer and actress (En Vogue).
(1964) Brett Climo
(1964) Robin Hood: Mishawaka, Indiana -- LPGA golfer (1989 Planters Pat Bradley).
(1964) Ty Miller: Granada Hills, California -- Actor (The Kid-Young Riders).
(1964) Nathalie Collin: French businesswoman prominent in the record industry, press, media and communication sectors.
(1964) Nicki French: English singer and dancer.
(1964) Dave Martinez: Manhattan, New York -- Outfielder (Chicago White Sox).
(1964) Bobby Joe Edmonds: NFL running back (Tampa Bay Bucs).
(1964) John Tempesta: American drummer (White Zombie Helmet Testament The Cult and Scum of the Earth).
(1963) Lysette Anthony: London, England -- Actress (Angelique-Dark Shadows, Switch).
(1963) Joe Nemechek: American race car driver.
(1963) Tomàs Molina
(1963) Douglas Wakiihuri: Kenyan marathon runner (1988 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1962) Melissa Sue Anderson
(1962) Tracey Thorn: Rock vocalist (Everything But The Girl).
(1962) Mark Haddon: English author and poet.
(1962) Melissa Sue Anderson in California: USA; actress (Little House on the Prairie).
(1962) Melissa Anderson: American child actress who grew into adolescence before the viewer's eyes, warming the hearts of millions with her role of blind Mary Ingalls in the beloved TV series "Little House on the Prairie.
(1962) Peter Foster: Australian con artist.
(1962) Lawrence Leritz: American actor singer and dancer.
(1962) Steve Moneghetti: Australian marathoner (1988, 92, 96 Olympics - 5th Place).
(1962) Al Pitrelli: American guitarist and songwriter (Megadeth Savatage Trans-Siberian Orchestra and Asia).
(1962) Jacky Wu: Taiwanese singer actor and television host.
(1961) Edward Jr Kennedy
(1961) Cindy Herron: American singer (En Vogue).
(1961) Will Self: English journalist and author.
(1961) Oliver Peyton: Irish businessman.
(1961) Marianne Mikko: Estonian journalist and politician.
(1961) Ted Kennedy: American noted family, the son of Joan and Ted Kennedy, the second of their three kids.
(1961) Charlotte Fich: Danish actress.
(1961) Ken Mitsuishi: Japanese actor.
(1960) Bret Erickson: Bennington, Nebraska -- US trap (1996 Olympics).
(1960) Uwe Bein: German footballer and manager.
(1960) Jouke de Vries: Dutch academic and politician.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Virginia Astley
(1959) Rich Gedman: American baseball player and coach.
(1959) Ilya Kormiltsev: Russian poet and translator (Born 1959).
(1958) Kenny Sansom
(1958) Darby Crash: American gay punk rocker, front man of the band 'The Germs' who committed suicide by heroin overdose on December 7, 1980 in Hollywood.
(1958) Rudi Cerne: German figure skater and journalist.
(1958) Richard B Weldon: Jr.
(1958) Richard Weldon: Jr.
(1958) Robert Kagan: Greek-American historian and author.
(1957) Hemant Sagar

(1957) Klaus Augenthaler: German footballer and manager.
(1957) Michael Dweck: American photographer and director.
(1956) Linda Hamilton: Movie Actress.
(1956) Leslie Hamilton
(1956) Louis Gautier
(1956) Steve Butler: American race car driver and engineer.
(1956) Linda Hamilton in Salisbury: Maryland, USA; actress (Catherine - Beauty and the Beast).
(1956) Stuart Patterson: American businessman; Patterson is the handsome young CEO of SpeechWorks, a company that has managed to thrive despite the economic downturn of the early 21st century.
(1955) Carlene Carter: American singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1955) Patty Reagan: American astrologer who lived her whole live in Galveston, TX.
(1954) Alice : Italian singer-songwriter and pianist, active since 1971.
(1954) Craig Chaquico: American guitarist (Jefferson Starship).
(1954) Kevin Kennedy: American baseball player manager and sportscaster.
(1954) Joseph Garuti: American accused of murdering his ex-wife by running her over with his vehicle.
(1953) Patrick Kron: French business leader, the chairman and chief executive (Président-directeur général) of the French engineering conglomerate Alstom.
(1953) Paul Stephenson: English police officer.
(1953) Joe Benigno: American radio personality.
(1953) Dolores Keane: Irish singer and actress (De Dannan).
(1953) Douglas Melton: American biologist and academic.
(1952) Predrag Miletić: Serbian actor and singer.
(1952) Predrag Miletic: Serbian actor.
(1952) James Keane in Buffalo: New York, USA; actor (Willis Bell - Paper Chase).
(1951) Ronald DeFeo Jr
(1951) Tommy Taylor: English footballer and manager.
(1951) Stuart Tosh: Scottish singer-songwriter and drummer (10cc and Pilot).
(1951) Ronald DeFeo: Jr.
(1951) Ronald De Feo: American homicide.
(1951) Tom Quirke: Journalist.
(1950) Tracy Marks: American psychotherapist, astrologer, lecturer and teacher who is the author of 15 books and pamphlets which have been translated into nearly a dozen languages.
(1950) Robert Jones

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Ariel Zeitoun
(1949) John Roche (basketball)
(1949) Leonide F M "Leonie" Triesschijn: Dutch actress / mime.
(1949) Jane Smiley: American author and academic.
(1949) Minette Walters: English journalist and author.
(1949) Clodoaldo : Brazilian footballer and manager.
(1949) Martin Delray: Texarkana, Arkansas -- Country singer (Get Rhythm)).
(1949) Wendy Saddington: Australian singer and journalist (Chain and James Taylor Move) (d. 2013).
(1949) Marie Tifo: Canadian actress.
(1948) Olivia Newton-John: American singer raised in Australia, an actress and businesswoman who has won four Grammy awards for her music.

(1948) Maurizio Gucci: Italian entrepreneur, CEO of the House of Gucci, His grandfather, Guccio Gucci, was founder of the fashion empire and the father of two sons, Aldo and Rodolfo.
(1948) John Foxx: English singer-songwriter guitarist and keyboard player (Ultravox Tiger Lily and John Foxx and the Maths).
(1948) Vladimir Remek: first Czechoslovakian space traveler (in Soyuz 28).
(1947) Philippe Lavil: French singer and TV presenter of aristocratic descent, coming from Martinique.
(1947) Lynn Anderson: American vocalist, instrumental in extending the range of country-western.
(1947) John Foxx
(1947) Lucius Allen: American athlete, pro basketball player for 10 seasons beginning in 1969.
(1947) Jacques Baud
(1947) Lynn Anderson in North Dakota: USA; country singer ("I Never Promised you a Rose Garden").
(1947) Richard Roth: United States -- 400m swim medley (1964 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1947) Graham Faulkner: London, England -- Actor (Brother Sun Sister Moon).
(1946) Andrea Dworkin: American feminist, a prominent radical theorist, speaker and author of both fiction and non-fiction books, best known for the campaign she waged against pornography in the 1970s and 1980s.
(1946) Leonardo Mondadori
(1946) Mary Beth Hurt [Mary Supinger]: Iowa, United States -- Actress (Garp, Interiors).
(1946) Osmel Sousa: Entrepreneur.
(1946) Radha Krishna Mainali: Nepalese politician.
(1946) John Gray: Canadian actor playwright and composer.
(1946) Togo Igawa: Japanese actor.
(1946) Christine Todd Whitman: American politician.
(1946) Radha Mainali: Nepalese politician.
(1946) Homa Rousta: Iranian actress (d. 2015).
(1946) Louise Simonson: American comic book writer and editor.
(1946) Christine Whitman: American politician 50th Governor of New Jersey.
(1945) Bryan Ferry: British musician, a singer, bandleader and keyboardist with "Roxy Music," for which he writes most of their original material.
(1945) Gal Costa: Brazilian singer.
(1945) Louise Beaudoin: Canadian academic and politician.
(1945) Joseph Ross: American legal, economics executive and CEO in charge of Federal Signal; a leading, diverse, company in the manufacturing of signs, police and fire signals, fire trucks and machine tools.
(1944) Anne Robinson: British television host who brought her acerbic "You are the weakest link.
(1944) Helmut Bakaitis
(1944) Jan Brewer: American politician 22nd Governor of Arizona.
(1944) Angela Dorian [Victoria Vetri]: San Francisco, California -- Playmate (Sep 1967, Year-1968).
(1944) Keith O'Nions: English geologist and academic.
(1944) Peter Turrini: Austrian leftist playwright.
(1943) Ian Chappell: Australian cricketer and sportscaster.
(1943) Tim Schenken: Australian race car driver.
(1942) Gordon Michael Scallion
(1942) Kent McCord: American actor, the star of a TV series, "Adam 12," that aired from 9/21/1968 to 8/26/1975.
(1942) Kent McCord in Los Angeles: California, USA; actor (Officer Jim Reed - Adam 12).
(1942) Gordon Scallion: American futurist who had his first series of visions in 1979, and another, more detailed series in 1991.
(1942) Ingrid Mickler-Becker: German FR, long jumper / relayer (1972 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1941) Salvatore Accardo: Italian musician, famous violinist.
(1941) Karin Gregorek
(1941) Martine Beswick: Jamaican-English model and actress.
(1941) Joe Bauer: Memphis, Tennessee -- Rock drummer (Youngbloods).
(1941) Vadim Glowna: German actor and film director.
(1941) Martine Beswicke: Jamaica -- Actress (Dr Jekyll & Sister Hyde).

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Francisca Gommers
(1939) Judith P Appelbaum: Magazine and newspaper editor, educator.
(1939) Ricky Tomlinson: Soap Opera Actor.
(1938) Raoul Cauvin: Belgian comics author and one of the most popular in the humorist field.
(1938) Jonathan Goldsmith
(1938) Lars-Jacob Krogh: Norwegian journalist (d. 2010).
(1938) Lars Jacob Krogh: Norwegian journalist (d. 2010).
(1938) Lucette Aldous: New Zealand-Australian ballerina and educator.
(1938) Michael V Love: US test pilot (X-24).
(1938) Karl Elers: American geological/mining engineer and CEO in charge of Battle Mountain Gold, a global gold producer.

(1938) Andrei Lukanov: Politician.
(1937) Pierre Menjucq
(1937) Jerry Weintraub: American film producer and agent (d. 2015).
(1937) Sylvia Schlueter: American astrologer, a colleague, friend and neighbor of Nan Burket in Dawson, IL.
(1937) Valentin Pavlov: Russian banker and politician 11th Premier of the Soviet Union (d. 2003).
(1937) Joop Admiral: Dutch actor / director (You Are My Mother).
(1937) Karl Glad: Norwegian jurist and industrialist.
(1936) Joseph Doré: French Catholic Sulpician priest and theologian, who was Archbishop of Strasbourg from 1997 to 2006.
(1936) Imme Dros: Dutch writer.
(1936) Winnie Madikizela-Mandela: South African academic and politician 8th First Lady of South Africa.
(1936) Leroy Drumm: American soldier and songwriter (d. 2010).
(1936) Lattie Coor: American academic specialising in public policy and the past president of two universities.
(1936) Winnie Mandela: South African anti-apartheid activist.
(1935) Joe Sherlock: Irish politician (d. 2007).
(1935) Lou Myers: American actor (d. 2013).
(1935) Hendrik Nijdam
(1934) Dick Heckstall-Smith: Rocker (Alexis Korner Band).
(1934) Neil Coles: English golfer and architect.
(1934) Winnie Mandela-Madikizela: South African anti-apartheid protestor.
(1934) Raphael Samuel: Historian.
(1933) Donna Douglas
(1933) Roy Wright: American baseball player, a right-handed pitcher with the NY Mets for one season.
(1933) Clari Baruch [Clara C de Lieme]: Actress (Man With White Flower).
(1933) Donna Douglas [Dot Smith] in Pride: Louisiana, USA; actress (Beverly Hillbillies).
(1932) Manmohan Singh: the 13th Prime Minister of India since 22 May 2004.
(1932) Clifton Williams
(1932) Clifton C Williams Jr in Mobile: Alabama, USA; Major US Marine Corp/astronaut.
(1932) Giuacomo Manzoni: Composer.
(1932) Joyce Jameson in Chicago: Illinois, USA; comedienne (Spike Jones Show).
(1932) Richard Herd: American actor.
(1932) Joyce Jameson: Comedienne (Spike Jones Show), dies at 54.
(1932) Vladimir Voinovich: Russian writer and dissident.
(1932) Donna Douglas: TV Actress.
(1931) Kenneth Parnell: American convicted sex offender, known infamously for his kidnapping of seven-year-old Steven Stayner in Merced, California.
(1931) George Chambers: Mississippi, United States -- Rock bassist / vocalist (Chambers Brothers).
(1931) Donald J Pease: (Rep-D-Ohio, 1977- ).
(1931) Robert Haillet: French international tennis player who competed in the Davis Cup a number of times, from 1952 to 1960.
(1931) Stanislas Dombeck: French soccer/football player and team manager.
(1930) Fritz Wunderlich: German operatic tenor who studied and made his debut in Freiburg in 1954.
(1930) Frederick Andermann
(1930) Michele Giordano: Italian ecclesiastic, a Roman Catholic Cardinal and archbishop of Naples, one of Italy's leading churchmen.
(1930) Philip Bosco: American actor, his films include "Working Girl," "Three Men & A Baby," "Suspect," and "Children of a Lesser God".
(1930) Fritz Wunderlich in Kusel: Germany; tenor (Stuttgart 1955-58).
(1930) Joe Brown: English mountaineer and author.
(1930) Philip Bosco in Jersey City: Jersey, USA; actor (Trading Places).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Jacques Merquey: France sport Champion.
(1929) Meredith C Gourdine: Newark, New Jersey -- Long jumper (1952 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1929) Juan Martinez Negron: A member of the United States Army who served in the 65th Infantry Regiment during the Korean War.
(1928) Bob Van der Veken: Belgian actor.
(1928) Wilford White: American football player in the National Football League.
(1927) Romano Mussolini: Italian noted family and musician, the youngest son of Benito Mussolini.
(1927) Patrick O'Neal: American actor (d. 1994).
(1927) Patrick O'Neal in Ocala: Florida, USA; actor (Kaz, Alvarez Kelly, King Rat).
(1927) Enzo Bearzot: Italian football player and manager (Born 1927).
(1927) Jacques Prigent: France sport Champion.

(1927) Robert Cade: American physician, university professor, research scientist and inventor.
(1927) Enrique Estrada Faudon: Mexican naturalist, botanist, ecologist and geologist which carried out systematically of vascular plants, at the university of Guadalajara.
(1927) Robert Blackburn: Irish educationist (d. 1990).
(1927) Charles Harper: American mechanical engineer and CEO of Conagra, a commodities, frozen foods and dry groceries distributor.
(1926) Julie London: American breathy blues singer and actress.
(1926) Gérard Sabbat
(1926) Manfred Mayrhofer: Austrian philologist and academic (d. 2011).
(1926) Louis Bancel: French sculptor.
(1926) Giuseppi Chiari: Composer.
(1926) Julie London in Santa Rosa: California, USA; actress (Nurse McCall - Emergency).
(1926) Buland Al Haidary: Poet.
(1926) Philippe Heduy: French right-wing writer, author of the book "Algérie française 1942-1962" (1980) in which he argues that France should never have accorded independence to Algeria.
(1926) Imre Vincze: Composer.
(1925) Marty Robbins: American country-western singer and composer who had 43 records in the Top Ten, composing over 500 songs in a 30-year career.
(1925) Norm Dussault: American-Canadian ice hockey player (d. 2012).
(1925) Bobby Shantz: baseball player (1952 American League Most Valuable Player).
(1925) Marty Robbins in Glendale: Arizona, USA; singer ("Devil Woman", "I Walk Alone").
(1924) Marcello Mastroianni: Italian actor who was nominated for the Best Actor Oscar for his work in "Divorce Italian Style.
(1923) Dev Anand: Indian actor director producer and screenwriter (d. 2011).
(1923) James Hennessy: English businessman and diplomat.
(1923) Hugh Griffiths: Baron Griffiths English cricketer lawyer and judge (d. 2015).
(1922) Jacques Chapus
(1922) Takis Miliadis: Greek actor (Born 1922).
(1922) Creighton Miller: American football player, coach, and lawyer.
(1922) Nicholas Romanov: Prince of Russia, French-born pretender to the Russian throne.
(1921) Frances Melrose: American newspaper columnist, the historical columnist for the Denver Rocky Mountain News and the founder of Denver Women’s Press.
(1921) Betsy Wyeth: American writer and noted family member, wife of artist Andrew Wyeth and mother of famous artist Jamie Wyeth.
(1921) Clarence Maddern: American professional baseball outfielder who appeared in 104 Major League games for the Chicago Cubs in 1946, 1948 and 1949, and the Cleveland Indians in 1951.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Matilde Camus: Spanish poet and author (d. 2012).
(1919) Barbara Britton: Actress (Pamela-Mr & Mrs North), dies at 59.
(1919) Barbara Britton Long Beach: California, actress (Young and Willing).
(1919) Jacques Habert: French politician, who died on 6 August 2012.
(1918) Malcolm Winfield Cagle
(1918) John Zacherle: American television host voice actor and singer.
(1918) Eric Morley: English businessman and television host founded the Miss World (d. 2000).
(1918) Humphrey van Loo: Dutch news director (ANP / Reuter).
(1918) Malcolm Cagle: American military a Vice Admiral.
(1918) John Rankine: Welsh author (d. 2013).

(1917) Thurman Tucker: American professional baseball player.
(1917) Yves Guerrier: Redon physician.
(1917) Réal Caouette: Canadian journalist and politician (d. 1976).
(1917) Henry Dessertaux: France Military man.
(1917) Tran Thao: Vietnamese-French philosopher and theorist (d. 1993).
(1917) Real Caouette: French Canadian politician (d. 1976).
(1915) Anders Buraas: Norwegian journalist, public relations manager, and writer.
(1915) Arne Walentin: Norwegian scenographer.
(1914) Jack Lalanne
(1914) Achille Compagnoni: Italian mountaineer who conquered K2 on 7/31/1954.
(1914) Jack LaLanne: American fitness and nutritional expert (Born 1914).
(1914) George Paterson
(1914) Luigi Gui: Italian politician, congressman and senator, minister and Christian democrat.
(1914) Jack La Lanne: American body builder who boasts an incredible physique in his 80's.
(1913) Jean-Jacques Vital
(1913) Berthold Beitz: German industrialist who worked for Alfred Krupp Industries; a member of the International Olympic Committee.
(1913) Maria Penne: Porto Rican painter, artist, and educator who taught and influenced the work of well-known artists such as Noemi Ruiz, Jaime Carrero, Rafael Rivera Garcia, and printmaker Susanna Herrero among others.
(1913) Frank Brimsek: American ice hockey player (Born 1913).
(1913) Ernst Schnabel: German sailor / dramatist (Anne Frank).
(1913) Dorothy Sloop: American pianist and educator (d. 1998).
(1911) Al Helfer: American radio sportscaster (Born 1911).
(1911) Jan F Hampe: Pathologist-anatomy (Fabric & Stoflongen).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Jean Laquintinie
(1909) Guido Van Kaulla: Germany Actor.
(1909) A Hamann: American lieutenant lawyer and politician (d. 1977).
(1909) Helen Giuliani: Mother of Rudy (Mayor-R-NYC, 1994-2002).
(1909) Bill France: Sr.
(1908) Maurice Naessens: Belgian banker.
(1908) Beatrice Jameson: American professional astrologer, researcher and teacher.
(1907) Anthony Blunt: British art expert who was exposed as a Soviet spy.
(1907) Giuseppe Santomaso: Italian artist, painter.
(1907) Lambertus Klaveren: Dutch boxer.

(1907) Franc Bonduel: Netherlands sport Champion.
(1907) Bep van Klaveren: Dutch boxer (Born 1907).
(1907) Ralph Michael: London, England -- Actor (Quest, Doctor in the House).
(1907) Bep [Lambertus] van Klaveren: European Boxing Champ (1928 Olympics - Silver Medalist).
(1907) Anthony F Blunt: British historian / spy for USSR.
(1905) Jean Assolant
(1905) Jean Assollant: France sport Champion.
(1905) Karl Rappan: Austrian footballer and coach (d. 1996).
(1905) Millito Navarro: Puerto Rican baseball player (d. 2011).
(1905) Emilio Navarro: Puerto Rican baseball player.
(1904) Daniel Douady: Brest physician.
(1903) Gerhard Nebel: Writer.
(1902) Albert Anastasia: Italian mafia chief, gangster and killer.
(1902) Umberto "Albert" Anastasia: US gangster (Murder Inc).
(1901) George Raft: Actor (Scarface, Johnny Angel, Mr Ace), dies at 85.
(1901) Donald Cook: Portland, Oregon -- Actor (Too Young To Go Steady).
(1900) Germaine Degueldre: Belgian supercentenarian, died 24 May 2012 at age 111.
(1900) Suzanne Belperron: French jewelry designer (d. 1983).

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