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Famous Birthdays of 29 November

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 29th of November

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(2015) Nell Kennedy: American member of noted family, the third child of politician Patrick J. Kennedy and his wife, Amy (nee Savell).

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2009 - 2000

(2005) Mia Hewitt: Australian child of noted parent, tennis ace Lleyton Hewitt and his wife.
(2004) Sierra McGintus: YouTube Star.
(2002) Vivienne O'Donnell: American noted family member, a daughter of comedian Rosie O'Donnell and her partner Kelli Carpenter.
(2001) Sawyer Nunes: Stage Actor.
(2000) David Parejo: YouTube Star.

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1999 - 1990

(1998) Ayumu Hirano: Japanese snowboarder.
(1998) Kennedy Cymone: YouTube Star.
(1998) Reginae Carter: Rapper.
(1997) Dbrazierr : Musical.
(1997) Ye Qiuyu: Chinese tennis player.
(1996) Akvilė Paražinskaitė: Lithuanian tennis player.
(1995) Laura Marano: TV Actress.
(1994) Julius Randle: Basketball Player.
(1994) J Holiday: Rapper.
(1994) Daniel Patino: YouTube Star.

(1993) Oscar Miranda: Vine Star.
(1993) Stefon Diggs: Football Player.
(1992) David Lambert (actor)
(1992) David Lambert: TV Actor.
(1992) Christopher Chann: YouTube Star.
(1991) Zac Sunderland: American sailor.
(1991) Becky James: Welsh cyclist.
(1991) Doug Flutie: American noted family, the son of Doug Flutie, 35, (1998), perhaps the Canadian Football League's greatest player ever.
(1991) Tre Good: YouTube Star.
(1990) Diego Boneta: Movie Actor.
(1990) Tiffany Del Real: YouTube Star.
(1990) Lee Minhyuk: Pop Singer.
(1990) Blake Tuomy-Wilhoit: Actor (Full House).
(1990) Dylan Tuomy-Wilhoit: Actor (Full House).

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1989 - 1980

(1988) Russell Wilson: Football Player.
(1988) Clémence Saint-Preux: French singer and actress.
(1988) Lee Hyun-ho: South Korean footballer.
(1988) Nika Kiladze: Georgian footballer (d. 2014).
(1987) Cashmere Cat: DJ.
(1987) Stephen O'Halloran: Irish footballer.
(1986) Alexandra (Secret Story)
(1986) Julie Lejeune: French homicide victim of Marc Dutroux.
(1986) Jerome Sala: Filipino singer.
(1985) Junnosuke Taguchi: Japanese singer and actor (KAT-TUN).

(1985) Shannon Brown: American basketball player.
(1985) Evangelia Aravani: Greek model.
(1984) Jennifer Harman
(1984) Beatrice Rosen
(1984) J Holiday: American singer-songwriter and actor.
(1984) Sitti : Filipino singer and actress.
(1984) Ji Hyun-woo: South Korean actor and guitarist.
(1983) Jennifer Oeser: German heptathlete.
(1983) Pamela Brown: American television reporter and newscaster.
(1983) Tanner Glass: Canadian ice hockey player.
(1982) Lucas Black: American actor.
(1982) Chérif Kouachi: French Islamist terrorist attacking the French Journal Charlie Hebdo on 7 January 2015.
(1982) Ashley Force Hood
(1982) Janos Balogh: Hungarian football player.
(1982) Imogen Thomas: Welsh reality TV star.
(1982) Ashley Force: American race car driver.
(1982) Marthe Valle: Norwegian singer-songwriter.
(1982) Ramya : Indian actress singer and politician.
(1981) Nicholas Teo: Malaysian singer and actor.
(1981) John Milhiser: American comedian and actor.
(1981) Fawad Khan: Movie Actor.
(1980) Janina Gavankar: TV Actress.
(1980) Izabela Belcik
(1980) Brian Wolfe: American baseball player.
(1980) Ilias Kasidiaris: Greek soldier and politician.
(1980) Chalisa Lewis: American missing person at age 14.
(1980) Jason Griffith: Voice Actor.
(1980) Chun Jung Myung: Korean actor.
(1980) Chun Jung-myung: South Korean actor.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Game (rapper)
(1979) Vuk Kostic
(1979) Stephanie Santerre: American homicide victim, killed at 16 by the boyfriend of her 18-year-old sister, who watched, 1/26/1996.
(1979) Francis Beltran: Dominican baseball player.
(1979) Jayceon ''The Game'' Taylor: American rapper.
(1979) Neal Horgan: American-Irish footballer.
(1979) Francis Beltrán: Dominican baseball player.
(1979) Adam Barrett: English footballer.
(1979) Simon Amstell: English comedian actor and television host.
(1979) The Game: Rapper.

(1978) Arlena Twigg: American news figure, swapped at birth in the hospital with Kimberly Mays.
(1978) Lauren German: American actress.
(1978) Ludwika Paleta: Polish-Mexican model and actress.
(1978) Raymond McAnally (American actor)
(1978) Benjamín Vicuña: Chilean actor.
(1978) Dimitrios Konstantopoulos: Greek footballer.
(1978) Miho Fujima: Japanese actress.
(1978) Benjamin Vicuna: Chilean actor.
(1978) Alessandro Fei: Italian volleyball player.
(1978) Dianna Williams: Reality Star.
(1977) Juan Jose Gurruchaga: Chilean actor.
(1977) Maria Petrova: Russian figure skater.
(1977) Younis Khan: Pakistani cricketer.
(1977) Eddie Howe: English footballer and manager.
(1977) Juan Gurruchaga: Chilean actor.
(1976) Anna Faris: American actress.
(1976) Veronica Rayne: American pornographic actress and reality TV star.
(1976) Lindsay Mintenko: American swimmer.
(1976) Chadwick Boseman: Movie Actor.
(1976) Julian Ovenden
(1976) Ehren McGhehey: American actor and stuntman.
(1976) Michalis Kakiouzis: Greek basketball player.
(1976) Lindsay Benko: American swimmer.
(1976) Chris Akins: American football player.
(1975) Younis Khan: Pakistani cricketer.
(1975) Andreas Ioannides: Cypriot footballer.
(1974) Lin Chi-Ling
(1974) Kira Eggers
(1974) Cyril Dessel: French road racing cyclist, who competed as a professional from 2000 to 2011.
(1974) Pavol Demitra: Dubnica, Slovakia -- NHL right wing (Ottawa Senators, Blues).
(1974) Risto Mejide
(1974) Marie-Celine Grandjean: French accidental fatality, one of six people killed on 1/26/l995 at Toul when a crane collapsed on the high school.
(1974) Lin Chi-ling: Taiwanese model and actress.
(1973) Sarah Jones (stage actress)
(1973) Ryan Giggs: Soccer Player.
(1973) Duane Butler: Safety (Minnesota Vikings).
(1973) Sarah Jones: American actress and playwright.
(1973) Dick van Burik: Soccer player (Ajax / NAC).
(1972) Jamal Mashburn: American basketball player and sportscaster.
(1972) Rodrigo Pessoa: Brazilian equestrian and show jumper, son of the great Nelson Pessoa.
(1972) Brian Baumgartner: American actor and producer.
(1972) Minoru Tanaka: Japanese wrestler and boxer.
(1972) Larry Joe Campbell: American actor.
(1972) Willie Bain: Scottish academic and politician.
(1972) Diego Ramos: TV Actor.
(1972) Larry Williams: WLAF defensive tackle (Scotland Claymores).
(1972) Artis Houston: WLAF cornerback (Rhein Fire).
(1971) Gena Lee Nolin: American actress.
(1971) Valérie Rosso-Debord
(1971) Naoko Mori
(1971) Gena Nolin: American actress.
(1971) Amy Peterson: Maplewood, Minnesota -- Short track skater (1994 Olympics).
(1971) Bernadette Przybycien: Miss Illinois USA (1996).
(1971) Gregory Byrne: American college administrator.
(1971) Kevin O'Neil: American Harvard student, a sophomore in September 1990 who distinguished himself with academic excellence.
(1971) Brad May: Toronto, Ontario -- NHL left wing (Buffalo Sabres).
(1970) Ylenia Carrisi: Italian noted family, the first daughter of Romina Power and her husband Al Bano.
(1970) Ryu Seung-ryong: South Korean actor.
(1970) David Beinhoff: Mayor.
(1970) Frank Delgado: American keyboard player (Deftones).
(1970) Lamar Smith: NFL running back (Seattle Seahawks).
(1970) Guy Hill: Atlanta, Georgia -- Canadian Tour golfer (1993 NCAA-3rd).
(1970) Mark Pembridge: Welsh footballer and coach.
(1970) Larry Campbell: American actor and director.
(1970) Tonya Gill: LPGA golfer (1995 Ping / Welch-14th).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Mariano Rivera: Panamanian-American baseball player: pitcher, Yankees.
(1969) Pierre van Hooijdonk: Dutch soccer player (NAC, Celtic).
(1969) Kasey Keller: American soccer player.
(1969) Tomas Brolin
(1969) Denis Maréchal (actor)
(1969) J-Me Carney: Cyclist (1996 Olympics).
(1969) John Knight: Rocker.
(1969) Ben Iroha: Soccer player (Vitesse).
(1968) Charlotte Valandrey
(1968) Jonathan Knight: American musician and member of "New Kids on the Block," a manufactured group of young superstars.

(1968) Dee Brown (basketball born 1968)
(1968) Peter Gross-Pass: WLAF defensive linebacker (Rhein Fire).
(1968) Howard K Stern: American attorney and reality TV personality.
(1968) Pedro A Martinez: Villa Mella, Dominican Republic -- Pitcher (NY Mets).
(1968) T J Rubley: WLAF quarterback (Rhein Fire).
(1968) Jiri Veber: Kladno, Czechoslovakia -- Hockey (Team Czech Rep).
(1968) Dany Garcia: Film Producer.
(1968) Jonathan Knight-Rodriguez: Pop Singer.
(1968) Dee Brown: NBA guard (Boston Celtics).
(1968) Howard Stern: American attorney who enjoyed some fame as lover and lawyer of Anna Nicole Smith.
(1967) Fransisco de Assis Pereira
(1967) Francisco Assis: Brazilian serial killer who seduced, raped and killed at least nine women in the last few months.
(1967) Sean Carlin: Australian hammer thrower (1992, 96 Olympics - 8th Place).
(1967) Zbigniew Szewczyk: Polish footballer.
(1967) Marcus Muler: WLAF adm assistant (Amsterdam Admirals).
(1966) John Layfield: American professional wrestler.
(1966) Melinda McMahon: Australian heiress, the daughter and first child of Australian Prime Minister, William McMahon (1908-1988), and his wife Sonia McMahon (1932-2010).
(1966) Enrico Ghedi: Italian keyboardist, singer, arranger and playwright.
(1966) Tina Kellegher: Irish actress, best known for her role as Niamh Quigley in the BBC television series "Ballykissangel.
(1966) Tracy Johnson: American athlete, full back.
(1965) Ellen Cleghorne: American comedian and actress.
(1965) Yutaka Ozaki: Japanese rock artist, dies at age 26 of pulmonary edema (born 1965).
(1965) Neill Barry in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Old Enough, Heat).
(1965) Drew Docherty: Scottish bantamweight professional boxer.
(1964) Don Cheadle: American actor.
(1964) Terry Glaze
(1964) Tom Sizemore: American actor.
(1964) Cork Graham: American journalist, actor and author.
(1964) Kris Kamm in Evanston: Illinois, USA; actor (Stuart Rosebrock - Coach).
(1964) Ken Monkou: Surinamese-Dutch footballer.
(1964) Kris Kamm: Evanston, Illinois -- Actor (Stuart Rosebrock-Coach).
(1964) Perry Parker: South Laguna Beach, California -- Golfer (1992 Xerox BC Open).
(1963) Will Downing: American singer-songwriter and producer.
(1963) Lalit Modi: Indian businessman.
(1962) Andrew McCarthy: American actor and noted for being a member of the Hollywood Brat Pack of the '80s.
(1962) Catherine Chabaud: French journalist and sailor.
(1962) Martha Beck
(1962) Ronny Jordan: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 2014).
(1962) Andy LaRocque: Swedish guitarist songwriter and producer (King Diamond and Death).
(1962) Jimm Erickson: American astrologer, writer, songwriter, letter q "relatives" has 1:20 am; chart not right according to his appearance.
(1961) Tom Sizemore: American actor and producer.
(1961) Kim Delaney: American actress and producer.
(1961) Kim Delaney in Philadelphia: Pennsylvania, USA; actress (All My Children, Tour of Duty).
(1961) Masayoshi Yamashita: Japanese bass player (Loudness).
(1960) Cathy Moriarty: American actress.
(1960) Marco Bucci: Italian discus thrower (d. 2013).
(1960) Howard Johnson: American baseball player coach and manager.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Rahm Emanuel: American politician, chief of staff for most of President Barack Obama's first term in office and elected Mayor of Chicago on February 22, 2011.
(1959) Neal Broten: Roseau, Canada -- NHL center (New Jersey Devils).
(1959) Steve Hindalong: American drummer songwriter and producer (The Choir and Lost Dogs).
(1959) Charles Grant Winston in Salem: North Carolina, USA; actor (Another World).
(1959) Richard Borcherds: South African-English mathematician and academic.
(1959) Rich Camarillo: American football player and coach.
(1958) Kim Delaney
(1958) Pamela Prati: Rome, Italy -- Million $ Cap (1984) / actress.
(1958) Devon Scott: American actress.
(1958) John Mahama: Ghanaian historian and politician 4th President of Ghana.

(1958) Michael Dempsey: Zimbabwean-English bass player (The Cure Associates Presence Easy Cure The Lotus Eaters and Malice).
(1957) Jean-Philippe Toussaint
(1957) Janet Napolitano: American lawyer academic and politician 3rd United States Secretary of Homeland Security.
(1957) Matthew Rubel: CEO of Collective Brands Licensing.
(1957) Jennifer Batten: American guitarist songwriter and producer.
(1957) Mario Salieri: Italian director producer and screenwriter.
(1956) Katrin Saks: Estonian lawyer and politician.
(1956) Yvonne Fovargue: English lawyer and politician.
(1956) Eric Laakso: American football player (d. 2010).
(1956) Leo Laporte: American television host and author.
(1956) Hinton Battle: German-American actor dancer and choreographer.
(1955) Howie Mandel: Canadian comedian with his own TV show, "The Howie Mandel Show" from 6/22/1998 to 6/22/1999, a talk-variety show on daytime television.
(1955) C Johnson: Canadian actor.
(1955) C David Johnson: Canadian actor.
(1954) Joel Coen: Minneapolis, Minnesota -- Actor / dir (Spies Like Us, Barton Fink).
(1954) Dominique Richard
(1954) Steve Rogers: Australian rugby league footballer (d. 2006).
(1953) Alex Grey: American painter author and educator.
(1953) Christine Pascal: French actress and stage director.
(1953) Rosemary West
(1953) Muricy Ramalho
(1953) Huub Stevens: Dutch soccer/football player and manager.
(1953) Jackie French: Australian author.
(1953) Bernard Malissen: French scientist, a researcher in biology specializing in immunology.
(1953) Alex Gray: American visionary artist and illustrator whose work often shows the human body in a transparent state, with a spiritual perspective including the chakras.
(1952) Jeff Fahey: American actor and producer.
(1952) Caroline Pigozzi
(1952) Dusty Hare: English rugby player and cricketer.
(1952) Christine Pascal: Actress / director (Smile, Nothing But Lies, Elsa).
(1951) Tonie Marshall
(1951) Roger Troutman: American singer-songwriter and producer (Zapp) (d. 1999).
(1951) Jonathan Zeitlyn: Artist.
(1951) Yosi Piamenta: Israeli-American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 2015).
(1951) Don Walker: Australian singer-songwriter and pianist (Cold Chisel and Tex Don and Charlie).
(1951) Barry Goudreau: American guitarist (Boston RTZ and Ernie and the Automatics).
(1951) Barry Doudreau: Boston, Massachusetts -- Rock guitarist (Boston).
(1950) Mike Easler: American baseball player, a left-hitting/right-throwing left fielder who played for the Houston Astros, California Angels, Pittsburgh Pirates, Boston Red Sox, New York Yankees, and Philadelphia Phillies between 1973 and 1987.
(1950) Kevin O'Donnell: Jr.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Garry Shandling: American actor, writer, and comedian.
(1949) San Jose (California)
(1949) Jerry Lawler: Wrestler.
(1949) Petra Kelly: German peace activist / MP (Green).
(1949) Kenneth D Cameron in Cleveland Ohio USA Lieutenant Colonel US Marine Corp/astronaut (Sked: STS-37).
(1949) Steve Smith: American lawyer and politician (d. 2014).
(1949) Stan Rogers: Canadian folk musician and songwriter (d. 1983).
(1949) Dutch Mantel: Wrestler.
(1949) Wayne Cowan: American wrestler.
(1948) David Rintoul: Scottish actor.

(1947) Petra Kelly: Founder (German Green Party), found dead at 44.
(1947) George Thompson
(1947) Ronnie Montrose: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Montrose and Gamma) (d. 2012).
(1947) Malcolm Grant: New Zealand-English lawyer and academic.
(1947) Petra Kelly: Bavarian political human rights activist, ecologist and co-founder of the Green Party.
(1946) Silvio Rodríguez: Cuban singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1946) Vuk Draskovic
(1946) Jean-Paul Bailly: French public company executive, the chairman of the group La Poste from September 2002 to September 2013.
(1946) Suzy Chaffee: American Olympic skier and occasional actor.
(1946) Silvio Rodriguez: Cuban poet.
(1946) Nathan Jung: Chinese American actor and stuntman.
(1946) Brian Cadd: Australian singer-songwriter keyboard player and producer (The Groop Axiom and The Flying Burrito Brothers).
(1945) Csaba Pléh: Hungarian psychologist and linguist.
(1945) Roger Bambuck: Guadeloupe -- French 4X100 runner (1968 Olympics - Bronze Medalist).
(1944) Felix Cavaliere in Pelham: New York, USA; rocker (Rascals - "Lonely too Long").
(1944) Twink : English singer-songwriter drummer and actor (The Pretty Things Pink Fairies Tomorrow and Stars).
(1943) Zouzou (model)
(1943) Bobbi Martin: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 2000).
(1943) Sue Miller: American author and academic.
(1943) Janet Court: Australian businesswoman and philanthropist.
(1942) Ann Dunham: American noted family member, the mother of US President Barack Obama.
(1942) Felix Cavaliere: American singer-songwriter pianist and producer (The Rascals).
(1942) Maggie Thompson: American author and critic.
(1942) Chatrichalerm Yukol: Thai director producer and screenwriter.
(1942) John Grillo: English actor and playwright.
(1942) Philippe Huttenlocher: Swiss opera singer.
(1942) Nancy Poydar: American author and illustrator of children's books, Poydar began her career as an elementary school teacher.
(1941) Dennis Doherty: Halifax, Nova Scotia -- Rocker (Mamas & The Papas).
(1941) Ronald D Coleman: (Rep-D-Texas, 1983- ).
(1941) Bill Freehan: American baseball player coach and sportscaster.
(1941) Roberto Rodríguez: Venezuelan baseball player and coach (d. 2012).
(1940) Chuck Mangione: American musician, producer and jazz composer, versed in the trumpet, flugelhorn, and keyboards.
(1940) Denny Doherty: Canadian singer-songwriter (The Mamas & the Papas and The Halifax III) (d. 2007).
(1940) Michel Lasserre
(1940) Michael Crandall: American mathematician.
(1940) Oscar Chepe: Cuban-Spanish economist and journalist (d. 2013).
(1940) Janet Smith: English lawyer and judge.
(1940) Henry Yang: Taiwanese/Chinese-American engineer Chancellor University of California Santa Barbara.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Meco : American trombonist and producer.
(1939) Domenico Monardo: American record producer.
(1939) Peter Bergman: American actor and screenwriter (d. 2012).
(1939) Gennadiy Volnov: USSR -- Basketball player (1972 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1938) Michel Duchaussoy: French actor.
(1938) Gene Okerlund: American wrestling interviewer and announcer.
(1938) Kashiwado Tsuyoshi: Japanese sumo wrestler, the 47th Yokozuna (Born 1938).
(1938) Michrl Duchaussoy: Valenciennes Actor.
(1937) Johan J Holst: Norwegian Minister of Defense / Foreign affairs.
(1937) Lucien Grand-Jouan: Nantes EXecutives.

(1937) Jan Mangerud: Norwegian geologist and academic.
(1937) John Brecknock: English opera tenor famed for his miraculous breath control and beautiful, glossy voice.
(1937) Johan Holst: Norwegian politician of the Labour Party, best known for his involvement with the Oslo Accords.
(1936) Gerti Tetzner: Writer.
(1936) Davide Anzagai: Composer.
(1935) Thomas O'Brien: American bishop.
(1935) Diane Ladd: American actress, noted for "Alice Doesn't Live Here Any More," 1975, for which she received an Oscar nomination.
(1935) Jean Cazenave: French television director.
(1933) John Mayall: English blues musician of John Mayall's Bluesbreakers, described as the seminal British blues band.
(1933) James Rosenquist: American painter and illustrator.
(1933) David Reuben: Author (Everything You Wanted to Know about Sex).
(1932) Jacques Chirac: French politician elected President in 1995 and again in 2002.
(1932) Diane Ladd
(1932) John Gary: Watertown, New York -- Singer.
(1932) Marc Vaux: English painter.
(1932) Diane Ladd in Meridian: Mississippi, USA; actress (Wild Angels, Wild at Heart).
(1932) Fernando Guillén: Spanish actor (d. 2013).
(1932) Antoine Tisne: Composer.
(1931) André Noyelle: Belgian cyclist (d. 2003).
(1931) Nelly Borgeaud
(1931) Typhoon Durian
(1931) Paul Pettit: American baseball star.
(1931) Frank T Mdlalose: KwaZulu Minister of Internal minister.
(1931) Andre Noyelle: Belgian cyclist, an Olympics Gold Medal champion at Helsinki in 1952.
(1931) Shintaro Katsu: Japanese actor singer director and producer (d. 1997).
(1930) Bruno Huber: Swiss astrologer who, along with his wife Louise, co-founded the Astrology Psychological Institute, also known as the Swiss School of Astrology, in Zurich.
(1930) Jean Vincent: French international football (soccer) player and manager.
(1930) Michel Baroin: French official, businessman and freemason, a Grand Master of the Grand Orient of France.
(1930) Alan Williams: English academic and politician.
(1930) Jean-Claude Fasquelle: French publisher, head of the 'Fasquelle' publishing house from 1954, which merged with 'Grasset' in 1959, whereby he became chief of 'Fasquelle & Grasset' and CEO in 1981.
(1930) Francois Granger: France sport Champion.
(1930) Vladimir Šenauer: Croatian footballer (d. 2013).
(1930) Shirley Porter: English politician Lord Mayor of Westminster.

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Derek Jameson: English journalist and radio host (d. 2012).
(1929) Don January: pro golfer (1976 Vardon Trophy).
(1929) Woo Yong-gak: North Korean soldier.
(1928) James Lamond
(1928) Paul Simon (politician)
(1928) Paul Simon: American politician, a liberal Democrat who entered the race for the presidency in May 1987.
(1928) Michel Mangenot: Lille Military man.
(1928) Ernie Vossler: American golfer (d. 2013).
(1928) Tahir Salahov: Azerbaijani painter and educator.
(1927) Vin Scully: American baseball announcer.

(1927) Rubert Crosse: NYC, New York -- Actor (Det Robinson-The Partners).
(1927) Rupert Crosse in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Detective Robinson - The Partners).
(1926) Beji Caid el Sebsi
(1926) Dagmar Huntington in West Virginia: USA; actress (Broadway's Open House).
(1926) Tofik Bakhramov: Azerbaijani linesman (d. 1993).
(1926) Beji Essebsi: Tunisian lawyer and politician President of Tunisia.
(1926) Jean Sénac: Algerian gay writer born of an unknown father, and known as the "poet who signed with a sun.
(1926) Jean Ducos: France sport Champion.
(1925) Ernst Happel: Austrian football coach (Born 1925).
(1925) Yuk Young-soo: South Korean wife of Park Chung-hee 3rd First Lady of South Korea (d. 1974).
(1924) Jane Freilicher: American painter and poet (d. 2014).
(1924) Charles Mower: American sergeant Medal of Honor recipient (d. 1944).
(1923) Frank Reynolds (journalist)
(1923) Chuck Daigh: American race car driver (b.
(1923) Frank Reynolds: American journalist, a broadcaster from 1947, and a news and war correspondent, from May 1968 to December 1970 he was co-anchor of "ABC Evening News.
(1923) Frank Reynolds in East Chicago: Indiana, USA; news anchor (ABC Evening News).
(1923) Gabriel Cattand: French actor who appeared in 108 films and television shows between 1950 and 1997.
(1923) Lucienne Granier: France Actor.
(1922) André Quélen: French Catholic clergyman, the Bishop of Moulins from 1975 to 1998.
(1922) Michael Howard: English-American historian author and academic.
(1922) Benjamin Smit: Curacaos architect (St Elizabeth Hospital).
(1922) Minnie Miñoso: Cuban-American baseball player and coach (d. 2015).
(1922) Minnie Minoso: Cuban baseball player.
(1922) Maria Fanfani: Italian noted family, the second wife of Italian Prime Minister Amintore Fanfani.
(1921) Jackie Stallone: American astrologer and dancer.
(1921) Christine de Rivoyre
(1921) Amboise Ulma
(1921) Dagmar : American model actress and singer (d. 2001).
(1921) Christine De Rivoyre: French novelist and journalist.
(1921) Christine Rivoyre: Tarbes Journalist.
(1920) Elmo R Zumwalt Jr
(1920) Paul-Louis Mignon: French playwright, writer, journalist, TV producer and historian of modern theater.
(1920) Joseph Shivers: American chemist and academic developed spandex (d. 2014).
(1920) Elmo Zumwalt: American military, named a Rear Admiral in 1965, the youngest officer to attain that rank.
(1920) Yegor Ligachev: Soviet politician.
(1920) Yegor Ligachyov: Russian engineer and politician.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Joe Weider: Canadian-American bodybuilder and publisher co-founded the International Federation of BodyBuilding & Fitness (d. 2013).
(1919) Pearl Primus: Dancer.
(1918) Madeleine L'Engle: American author of novels, essays, short stories, poems, children's books, science fiction.
(1918) Jeanne Modigliani: French noted family, the daughter of famous painter Amedeo Modigliani.
(1918) George Mayo: San Francisco Military man.
(1917) Fernand Ceccaldi: Jaunay-Clan physician.
(1917) Pierre Gaspard-Huit: French director and screenwriter.
(1917) Pierre Ceccaldi: French physician and pharmacist.
(1917) Merle Travis: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (d. 1983).
(1917) de Broissia: Arc l?s Gray Military man.

(1916) Fran Ryan: American actress (d. 2000).
(1916) John Arthur Love
(1916) Valentino Bucchi: Composer.
(1916) John Love: American lawyer, politician, and business executive.
(1915) Billy Strayhorn: American jazz musician, composer and arranger, pianist and lyricist.
(1915) Ludu Amar: Burmese journalist and author (d. 2008).
(1915) Earl W Sutherland: US pharmacologist (Nobel 1971).
(1914) Taisen Deshimaru: founder of several Zen centers in France, dies at age 67.
(1914) Coleridge Goode
(1914) Edith Tilton Penrose: Economist.
(1912) Robert Paverick: Belgium sport Champion.
(1912) John Templeton: American-born British stock investor, businessman and philanthropist.
(1912) Ai Xia: Chinese actress and screenwriter (d. 1934).
(1911) Mario Lago
(1911) Camille Maurane: French baryton-martin singer.
(1910) Louis Levy Jr: Music publisher.
(1910) Antanas Skema: Lithuanian writer, stage actor and director (d. 1961).
(1910) Elizabeth Choy: Malaysian-Singaporean educator and politician (d. 2006).
(1910) Antanas Škėma: Lithuanian actor and director (d. 1961).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Jacques Griffe: French fashion designer.
(1909) Andre Certes: France Actor.
(1909) André Certes: French film and theatre actor, who died on 2 September 1989 in Vitry-sur-Seine, France.
(1909) Rupert Davies: Methodist Scholar.
(1908) N Krishnan: Indian actor singer and director (d. 1957).
(1908) Jean Ferroir: Clichy physician.
(1908) Adam Powell: Jr.
(1908) Adam Clayton Powell Jr: American civil rights leader and politician (d. 1972).
(1908) N S Krishnan: Tamil film comedian (d. 1957).
(1908) Afet İnan: Turkish historian and sociologist (d. 1985).

(1907) Maurice Henry
(1907) Merle Travis: Muhlenberg County, Kentucky -- Country singer (16 Tons).
(1905) Marcel Lefebvre: French ecclesiastic, a Roman Catholic priest and Archbishop in Switzerland.
(1905) Andr? Romieu: Montpellier EXecutives.
(1905) Jane Graverol: Belgian surrealist painter.
(1905) Andr? Morette: Orl?ans physician.
(1905) Mowbray Henry Gordon Howard: 6th Earl of Effingham.
(1904) Kay Johnson: Mount Vernon, New York -- Actress (Real Glory, Of Human Bondage).
(1904) Jacques Mialaret: Sedan physician.
(1904) Egon Eiermann: German architect designed the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church (d. 1970).
(1904) Piet Ketting: Pianist / conductor / composer (Glorify Kokila).
(1903) Lucien Wolgensinger: France Scientist.
(1903) Guy Mothe: France Writer.
(1902) Carlo Levi: Italian writer, artist, painter and political journalist.
(1902) Georges Poulet: French / Belgian critic (Temps Humain).
(1901) Mildred Harris: Cheyenne, Wyoming -- Actress (No No Nannette).
(1901) Genevieve Tobin: Actress (Zaza, Great Gambini, Uncertain Lady).
(1900) Camille Schneider: Molsheim EXecutives.
(1900) Domenico Serra: Italy Actor.

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