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Famous Birthdays of 30 August

List of celebrities and famous people born on the 30th of August

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2010 - Today

(2012) Finn McDermott: American noted family, second son and fourth child of Tori Spelling and her husband.
(2011) Reema Saleh: Family Member.

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2009 - 2000

(2003) Tatiana McQuay: Dancer.
(2003) Kaylee Rollins: Dancer.
(2002) Raffey Cassidy: Movie Actress.
(2001) Emily Bear: American child pianist and composer.
(2001) Sean Fox: TV Actor.
(2001) Quisha Rose: YouTube Star.
(2000) Hannah Rollins: Dancer.

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1999 - 1990

(1997) Dana Gaier: Voice Actor.
(1996) Trevor Jackson: TV Actor.
(1996) Alex Cimorelli: Family Member.
(1996) Rowena Rikkers: Netherlands homicide victim whose dismembered body was found in the water near the beach of Nulde on 8/27/2001.
(1994) Kwon So-hyun: South Korean singer-songwriter and actress (4Minute).
(1994) Heo Young-ji: Pop Singer.
(1994) Monika Povilaitytė: Lithuanian volleyball player.
(1994) Ryan Vallejo: YouTube Star.
(1994) Shannon Carpenter: Family Member.
(1994) Brice Purton: YouTube Star.

(1993) Paco Alcácer
(1993) Liam Payne: Musician.
(1993) Tom Harlock: Vine Star.
(1993) Matt Shea: YouTube Star.
(1992) Jessica Henwick: English actress.
(1992) Steven Joseph: YouTube Star.
(1992) MarkE Miller: YouTube Star.
(1991) Gaia Weiss (model)
(1991) Deorro : DJ.
(1991) Farid Mammadov: Azerbaijani singer.
(1991) Liam Cooper: Scottish footballer.
(1991) Jacqueline Cako: American tennis player.
(1991) Seriki Audu: Nigerian footballer (d. 2014).
(1991) Oakley Glynn-Jones: YouTube Star.
(1991) Randhawa: Pop Singer.
(1990) Nicole Anderson: Actress.
(1990) Nicole Gale Anderson: Actress.

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1989 - 1980

(1989) Bebe Rexha: World Music Singer.
(1989) Amarillo (Texas)
(1989) Tunis (Tunisia)
(1989) Simone Guerra: Italian footballer.
(1989) Ronald Huth: Paraguayan footballer.
(1989) Peter Uihlein: Athlete.
(1988) Ernests Gulbis: Latvian tennis player.
(1988) Laura Poldvere: Estonian singer.
(1988) Michael Cavanaugh (''StrongSide''): American professional gamer.
(1988) Laura Põldvere: Estonian singer (Suntribe).

(1988) Michael Cavanaugh: American gamer.
(1988) Jordan Rodgers: Athlete.
(1987) Johanna Braddy: TV Actress.
(1987) Amie Yancey: Reality Star.
(1987) Tania Foster: English singer-songwriter (Roll Deep).
(1986) Ryan Ross: American guitarist (Panic! at the Disco).
(1986) Theo Hutchcraft: Pop Singer.
(1986) Lelia Masaga: New Zealand All Black rugby player.
(1986) Zafer Yelen: Turkish footballer.
(1986) Camilla Poindexter: Reality Star.
(1986) Lea Michele: Actress.
(1985) Mustapha El Atrassi
(1985) Liza Del Sierra
(1985) Steven Smith: Scottish footballer.
(1985) Eva Risztov: Hungarian swimmer.
(1985) Eamon Sullivan: Australian sprint swimmer who became the fastest swimmer in history in 2008.
(1985) Holly Weston: English actress.
(1985) Anna Ushenina: Ukrainian chess player.
(1985) Éva Risztov: Hungarian swimmer.
(1985) Leisel Jones: Australian swimmer.
(1985) Joe Inoue: American singer-songwriter.
(1985) Richard Duffy: Welsh footballer.
(1984) Ashish Sharma
(1984) Michael Terry: TV Actor.
(1984) Anthony Ireland: Zimbabwean cricketer.
(1983) Jonne Aaron
(1983) Jun Matsumoto: Movie Actor.
(1983) Tian Qin: Chinese canoe racer.
(1983) Simone Pepe: Italian footballer.
(1983) Marco Vianello: Italian footballer.
(1983) Emmanuel Culio: Argentinian footballer.
(1983) Gustavo Eberto: Argentinian footballer (d. 2007).
(1983) Kris Commons: Soccer Player.
(1982) Andy Roddick: American tennis player.
(1982) Lisa Seiffert
(1982) Will Davison: Australian race car driver.
(1982) Wouter Janssen: Music Producer.
(1982) Kip Kinkel: American multiple homicide.
(1981) Franklin Salas
(1981) German Legarreta: American actor.
(1981) Germán Legarreta: Puerto Rican-American actor.
(1981) Jay Ryan: Actor.
(1981) Brian Chesky: Businessman.
(1981) Adam Wainwright: American baseball player.
(1980) Moncef Zerka
(1980) Angel Coulby: TV Actress.
(1980) Antoinette Taus: Filipino-American actress and singer.
(1980) Derrick Ward: American football player.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Juan Ignacio Chela: Argentine tennis player.
(1979) Tavia Yeung: Hong Kong actress and singer.
(1979) Niki Chow: Hong Kong actress and singer.
(1979) Leon Lopez: English singer-songwriter and actor.
(1979) Scott Richmond: Canadian baseball player.
(1979) Juan Chela: Argentinian tennis player.
(1978) Verónika Moral
(1978) Swizz Beatz: American record producer and rapper.
(1978) Cliff Lee: American baseball player.
(1978) Sinead Kerr: Irish Olympic figure skater and ice dancer.

(1977) Loana (stylist singer)
(1977) Elden Henson: American actor.
(1977) Michael Gladis
(1977) Norkys Batista
(1977) Kamil Kosowski: Polish footballer.
(1977) Shaun Alexander: American football player.
(1977) Marlon Byrd: American baseball player.
(1977) Jens Ludwig: German guitarist (Edguy).
(1977) Félix Sánchez: American-Dominican runner and hurdler.
(1977) John Hensley: Actor.
(1976) Sarah-Jane Potts: English actress.
(1976) Mike Koplove: American baseball player.
(1976) Lillo Brancato Jr: American actor.
(1975) Gabriel Aubry
(1975) Marina Anissina
(1975) Radhi Jaidi: Tunisian footballer.
(1975) Natalia Nadtochey: Miss Ukraine Universe (1997).
(1975) Radhi Jaïdi: Tunisian footballer and coach.
(1974) Camilla Läckberg
(1974) John Todryk: American football player, nose guard with the Wisconsin Badgers.
(1974) Rich Cronin: American musician, lead singer of the boy band LFO, who produced their biggest hit "Summer Girls" in 1999.
(1974) Aaron Barrett: American singer-songwriter guitarist and producer (Reel Big Fish The Scholars and The Forces of Evil).
(1974) Matt Bongiovi: heavy metal rocker (cousin of Jon Bon Jovi).
(1974) Javier Otxoa: Spanish cyclist.
(1973) Winnipeg (Canada)
(1973) Lisa Ling: American journalist and TV personality, Ling was one of the co-hosts of "The View" a popular daytime TV talk show featuring Barbara Walters, Meredith Vieira, Star Jones and Joy Behar.
(1973) Ilaria d'Amico
(1973) Jermaine Coleman: Rapper.
(1973) Echo Chernik: American illustrator and publisher.
(1973) Jimmy Herndon: Offensive tackle (Chicago Bears).
(1972) Cameron Diaz: American actress, producer, and former fashion model.
(1972) Pavel Nedved: Czech footballer.
(1972) Pavel Nedvěd: Czech footballer.
(1972) Ryan Leahy: WLAF OL (Amsterdam Admirals).
(1972) Shonte Peoples: CFL linebacker (Winnipeg Blue Bombers).
(1971) Julian Smith: Scottish politician.
(1971) Joseph Fitzgerald: Brooklyn, New York -- Team handball center back (1996 Olympics).
(1971) Lars Frederiksen: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (Rancid Lars Frederiksen and the Bastards and UK Subs).
(1971) Aubrey Beavers: NFL / WLAF linebacker (Miami Dolphins, Rhein Fire).
(1971) Tre Johnson: NFL guard (Washington Redskins).
(1971) Carla Gugino: Actress.
(1970) Carlo Checchinato: Italian rugby player and manager.
(1970) Michael Wong: Malaysian-Chinese singer-songwriter (Michael & Victor).

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Laurent Delahousse: French journalist and TV host on France 2 national channel.
(1969) Valérie Bénaïm
(1969) Vladimir Jugovic
(1969) Nebojsa Glogovac
(1969) Dimitris Sgouros: Greek pianist and composer.
(1969) Jerold Jeffcoat: WLAF defensive tackle (Scottish Claymores).
(1969) Vladimir Jugović: Serbian footballer.
(1968) Vladimir Malakhov (dancer)
(1968) Vladimir Malakhov: Sverdlovsk, Russia -- NHL defenseman (Montreal Canadiens).
(1968) Diran Adebayo: English author and critic.

(1967) Frederique van der Wal: Dutch model and actress.
(1967) Barbara Kendall: New Zealand pro sailor who placed with a Silver Medal in the Atlanta Olympics in a sailing event 7/20/1996.
(1967) Massimo Tartaglia: Italian who rocketed into the news when Italian news agencies reported that he assaulted Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi at a rally in Milan on December 13, 2009.
(1967) Justin Vaughan: New Zealand cricketer.
(1967) Barbara Anne Kendall: Auckland, New Zealand -- Mistral yachter (1992, 96 Olympics - Gold / Silver Medals).
(1967) Neil Gorsuch: Judge.
(1967) Frederique [Van derWal]: Netherlands -- Model (Victoria Secrets).
(1966) Michael Michele: American actress.
(1966) John Terry: CFL tackle (Saskatchewan Roughriders).
(1966) Joann Fletcher: English historian and academic.
(1966) Alain Marty: French president and founder of the Wine and Business Club, author of “Ils vont tuer le vin français” and presenter of a weekly radio show called “IN VINO BFM” (the first national radio broadcast to be dedicated to wine).
(1966) Simon Wheeldon: Hockey forward (Team Austria 1998).
(1964) Ra Luhse: Estonian architect.
(1964) Stephen Baker: NFL receiver (New York Giants).
(1964) Gavin Fisher: English engineer and designer.
(1964) Joan Bennett: Chicago, Illinois -- Playmate (January, 1985).
(1964) Steve Smith: NFL fullback (Seattle Seahawks).
(1963) Michael Chiklis: American actor, star of the TV police drama, "The Shield.
(1963) Val Piriou: French fashion designer.
(1963) Paul Oakenfold: English DJ and producer (Elementfour Planet Perfecto and Electra).
(1963) John King: American television news analyst and host of his own cable television show entitled "State of the Union" on CNN beginning in January2009.
(1963) Dave Brockie: Canadian-American singer-songwriter and bass player (Gwar X-Cops Death Piggy and Dave Brockie Experience) (d. 2014).
(1963) Phil Mills: Welsh race car driver.
(1963) Oderus Urungus: American vocalist (GWAR).
(1962) Alexander Litvinenko: Russian KGB officer (d. 2006).
(1962) Frédéric Dassas: French official, the Chief curator at the Decorative Arts Department of the Louvre Museum.
(1962) Ricky Sanders: NFL wide receiver (Miami Dolphins).
(1962) Craig Whittaker: English businessman and politician.
(1961) Rebecca De Mornay: Actress.
(1961) Zafer Algöz: Turkish actor.
(1960) Gary Gordon: American sergeant Medal of Honor recipient (d. 1993).
(1960) Guy Lepage: Canadian comedian and producer.
(1960) Thom Tillis: Politician.
(1960) Ben Bradshaw: English journalist and politician Secretary of State for Culture Media and Sport.
(1960) Chalino Sanchez: Mexican musician (Born 1960).
(1960) Vic Wilk: Los Angeles, California -- Nike golfer (1994 NIKE Knoxville Open).
(1960) Guy A Lepage: Quebec humorist, television host and producer.

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Yves Calvi: French TV and radio host, journalist, currently presenter of "C dans l'air" on France 5, national channel.
(1959) Karim Kacel
(1959) Roland Grapow
(1959) : Australian footballer actor and singer.
(1959) Mark ''Jacko'' Jackson: Australian rules footballer and actor.
(1959) Pino Insegno: Italian actor, voice actor, dubbing director, director and television presenter.
(1959) Stephen Wolfram: Scientist.
(1959) Eddi Reader: Musician.
(1959) Chris Hadfield: Astronaut.
(1959) Akkineni Nagarjuna: Actor.

(1958) Anna Politkovskaia
(1958) Benoît Delépine
(1958) Muriel Gray: Scottish actress, journalist, former illustrator and graduate of the Glasgow School of Art.
(1958) Karen Buck: Northern Irish politician.
(1958) Martin Jackson: English drummer (Swing Out Sister Magazine The Chameleons The Freshies and The Durutti Column).
(1958) Anna Politkovskaya: Russian journalist and activist (d. 2006).
(1958) Michael Jackson: Musician.
(1958) Fran Fraschilla: American basketball player coach and sportscaster.
(1958) Peter Tunks: Australian rugby player and sportscaster.
(1956) Ismaël Lô
(1956) Frans Peeters: Belgian trap shooter who won a Bronze Medal in the Seoul Olympics, 1988.
(1956) Steve Rauschenberger: American politician, the Republican member of the Illinois State Senate from 1993 to 2007.
(1956) Jayne Irving: English TV hostess (Live at 3).
(1956) Frank Conniff: American actor producer and screenwriter.
(1955) Uwe Fellensiek
(1955) Dominique Visse
(1955) Robert Reid (basketball)
(1955) Jamie Moses: English-American guitarist.
(1955) Jacob Lew: Public Servant.
(1955) Richard "Butch" Johnson: Worcester, Massachusetts -- Archer (1992, 96 Olympics - Gold Medalist).
(1955) Jack Lew: Public Servant.
(1955) David Hefner: American noted family, the son of Hugh Hefner and his first wife, Mildred.
(1955) Martin Jackson: rocker (Swing Out Sister - "Swing Out").
(1954) Alexandre Loukachenko
(1954) Norbert Turini: French Catholic clergyman, the Bishop of Perpignan since 18 October 2014.
(1954) Alexander Lukashenko: Belarusian marshal and politician 1st President of Belarus.
(1954) Gerard Hadders: Dutch postage stamp designer (1991 children stamp).
(1954) Ravi Prasad: Indian lawyer and politician Indian Minister of Communications and IT.
(1954) David Paymer: Actor (Love Mary, Mr Saturday Night).
(1953) Robert Parish: NBA center (Boston Celtics, Charlotte Hornets).
(1953) Lech Majewski: Polish director producer and screenwriter.
(1953) Horace Panter: English bass player (The Specials and General Public).
(1953) Ron George: American businessman and politician.
(1952) Jean-Marc Rouillan: French chairman of the action direct terrorist group suspected of the assassination of Georges Benes 11/17/1986.
(1952) Waldemar Falcao: Brazilian professional flutist and a pro astrologer who studies and practices Hindu astrology.
(1952) Terry Lamb: American astrologer, author, lecturer and teacher.
(1952) Simon Bainbridge: English composer and educator.
(1951) Timothy Bottoms: American actor, the eldest of four acting brothers.
(1951) Danny Clark
(1951) Peter Withe
(1951) Jim Paredes: Filipino singer-songwriter and actor (APO Hiking Society).
(1951) Dana: Singer / actress (Flight of the Doves).
(1951) Dana Rosemary Scallon: Irish singer (as Dana) and politician.
(1951) Dana Scallon: English-Irish singer and politician.
(1951) Gediminas Kirkilas: Lithuanian politician 11th Prime Minister of Lithuania.
(1950) Antony Gormley: English sculptor and academic.
(1950) Dick Spring: Politician.
(1950) Dave Reichert: Politician.

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Don Boudria: Canadian public servant and politician 2nd Canadian Minister for International Cooperation.
(1949) Peter Maffay: Romania-born German singer-songwriter.
(1949) Christopher Collins: American actor and comedian (Born 1949).
(1949) Ted Ammon: American financier and banker (d. 2001).
(1949) Sal Albanese: Politician.
(1948) Lewis Black: American comedian.
(1948) Fred Hampton: American Black Panther Party leader (d. 1969).
(1948) Victor Skumin: Russian psychiatrist psychologist and academic.
(1948) Donnacha O'Dea: Irish poker player and swimmer.
(1948) Robin Lustig: English journalist and radio host.

(1947) Peter Allman: American promoter, public representative and minor columnist with the Hollywood Gazette.
(1947) Billy Keller
(1947) Temple Grandin: Educator.
(1947) James Hunt: Driver.
(1947) Peggy Lipton in Lawrence: New York, USA; actress (Julie - Mod Squad, Twin Peaks).
(1947) Allan Rock: Canadian lawyer politician and diplomat Canadian Ambassador to the United Nations.
(1946) Peggy Lipton: American actress, an archetypal hippie with long shining hair and hip garb.
(1946) Jacques Tardi: With over 30 graphic novels, he is considred as being the leading European cartoonist of his generation.
(1946) Roland Jakubowitz: Swiss professional astrologer, in Bern, originally trained as typographer.
(1946) Bob Beamon: Athlete.
(1946) Anne-Marie : Queen consort of Greece (the Hellenes) as the wife of King Constantine II, who reigned from 1964 until 1973.
(1946) Queen Anne-Marie: of Greece.
(1946) Humphrey Carpenter: Author.
(1945) David Schiff: Composer.
(1944) Molly Ivins: AAmerican journalist and liberal political commentator, noted for poking fun at Texan culture, politicians and those who had grown "too big for their britches.
(1944) Tug McGraw: American baseball player, father of Tim McGraw (Born 1944).
(1944) Freek de Jonge: Dutch comedian (Neerlands Hoop).
(1944) Charles Colbert: Chicago, Illinois -- Rocker (American Breed).
(1944) John Surman: Jazz musician.
(1944) Frances Cairncross: English economist journalist and academic.
(1943) Jean-Claude Killy: French skier.
(1943) Robert Crumb: United States -- Cartoonist (Father Time, Fritz Cat).
(1943) Tal Brody: American-Israeli basketball player and coach.
(1943) Colin Dann: English author.
(1943) Nigel Hall: English sculptor and academic.
(1943) David Henry Maslanka: Composer.
(1943) Jean Killy: French skier and entrepreneur, the second man in history to win the Triple Sweep in the Alpine men's skiing in the Winter Olympics in Grenoble, 1968.
(1943) David Maslanka: American composer and academic.
(1943) Marilyn McCoo: American beautiful black singer, daughter of a physician, started singing as soon as she could talk.
(1942) Jonathan Aitken: British politician, a Member of Parliament returned at the General Election of 6/11/1987.
(1942) Jean-Paul Guibbert
(1942) Jean Capdouze
(1942) Zafer Ergin: Turkish actor.
(1942) Pervez Sajjad: Pakistani cricketer.
(1941) Ben L Jones: American actor, politician and essayist.
(1941) Ignazio Giunti: Italian race car driver (d. 1971).
(1941) John McNally: Liverpool, England -- Rock guitarist / vocalist (Searchers).
(1941) Gordon Bethune: Businessman.
(1941) Sue MacGregor: English journalist and radio host.
(1941) Ben Jones: Missouri, United States -- Whirlaway), dies at 79.
(1941) Robin Leach: Writer.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Michel Chevalet: French TV journalist, a science reporter seen on science specials and information channels.
(1939) John Peel: English radio host and producer (d. 2004).
(1939) François Maupu: French Catholic clergyman, the Bishop Emeritus of Verdun since 2014.
(1939) Elizabeth Ashley: American actress, young, beautiful and intense when she appeared in her first stage role in "Take Her, She's Mine," 1961-62, for which she won a Tony.
(1939) Elizabeth Ashley [Cole]: Ocala, Florida -- Actress (Coma, Evening Shade).
(1939) William Friedkin: Director.
(1939) Elisabeth Ashley: Ocala Actor.
(1939) Joel Schumacher: Director.
(1938) Steve Delaney in Dobbs Ferry: New York, USA; newscaster (Monitor).
(1938) Elliott Gould: Actor.

(1938) Murray Gleeson: Australian lawyer and judge 11th Chief Justice of Australia.
(1937) Bruce McLaren: New Zealand born race-car champion in Canada-America 1967 and 1969; winner of the first U.S.
(1937) Franck Borotra: French politician, member of the Rally for the Republic party (French: Rassemblement pour la République; RPR).
(1937) Bernard Schreiner
(1937) Jewel Brown: American singer.
(1937) Millie Bradley: American Church of Religious Science clergywoman.
(1936) Fabrizia Ramondino: Writer.
(1936) Peter North: English scholar and academic.
(1935) John Phillips (musician)
(1935) John Phillips: American singer-songwriter and guitarist (The Mamas & the Papas) (d. 2001).
(1934) Robert Basauri: France sport Champion.
(1934) Eric Schneider: Dutch actor (Drop Out, Family, Flanagan).
(1934) Baloo Gupte: Indian cricketer (d. 2005).
(1933) Don Getty: Canadian football player and politician 11th Premier of Alberta.
(1933) Arne Mellnas: Composer.
(1932) Geneviève de Fontenay
(1932) Geneviève Fontenay: French businesswoman, a former chair of the boards of Miss France and Miss Europe.
(1931) Jack Swigert: American astronaut and politician, a Congressman.
(1931) Alain Goraguer
(1931) John Swigert: American astronaut (Born 1931).
(1931) John L Swigert Jr in Denver: Colorado, USA; American astronaut (Apollo 13) (dies 1982).
(1931) Carrie Saxon Perry: 1st black Mayor of Hartford, Connecticut.
(1931) John Leonard Swigert Jr: Denver, Colorado -- Astronaut (Apollo 13).
(1930) Warren Buffett: American accountant and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway.
(1930) Mauro Ramos: Brazilian football player (Born 1930).
(1930) Noel Harford: New Zealand cricketer and basketball player (d. 1981).
(1930) Paul Poupard: French ecclesiastic, a Roman Catholic Cardinal, and the President for the Pontifical Council for Culture.
(1930) Warren Burger: United States -- Author (The Midas Touch).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) François Cheng
(1929) Thom Gunn: Poet.
(1929) Ernie Roth: American pro wrestling manager (Born 1929).
(1929) Guy de Lussigny: French painter and sculptor (d. 2001).
(1929) Ian McNaught-Davis: English mountaineer and television host (d. 2014).
(1928) Alain Rey
(1928) Henri Frossard: Orthez physician.
(1928) Bill Daily in Des Moines: Iowa, USA; actor (I Dream of Jeannie, Newhart).
(1928) Ruth Westerheimer: Sex therapist (Dr Ruth).
(1928) Lloyd Casner: American race car driver and owner (Born 1928).

(1928) Harvey Hart: Canadian director and producer (d. 1989).
(1928) Johnny Mann: American singer-songwriter and conductor (d. 2014).
(1928) Johnny Mann in Baltimore: Maryland, USA; music director (Johnny Mann Stand Up and Cheer).
(1927) Geoffrey Beene: Louisiana, United States -- Dress designer (8 Coty Awards).
(1927) Pieter Willem Kee: Composer.
(1927) Anne Fitzalan-Howard: Duchess of Norfolk (d. 2013).
(1927) Gerhard Geisler: German crop scientist, who, from 1969 to 1992, taught at the University of Kiel.
(1927) Piet Kee: Dutch organist and composer.
(1927) Bill Daily: American actor.
(1926) Laurent Boix-Vives
(1926) Robert Sarrabère: French Catholic clergyman, the Bishop of Aire and Dax from 1978 to 2002.
(1926) Daryl Gates: American police officer created the D.A.
(1926) Dieter Schwarze: Germany Actor.
(1926) Olgerts Gravitis: Composer.
(1926) Hans Schwarze: German writer, actor and television director.
(1925) Laurent de Brunhoff: French author and illustrator.
(1925) Julien Schoenaerts: Flemish actor (Daens / Medea).
(1925) Laurent Brunhoff: French author and illustrator, known primarily for continuing the Babar the Elephant series of children's books, created by his father, Jean de Brunhoff.
(1925) Donald Symington: American actor (d. 2013).
(1924) René Bon
(1924) Geoffrey Beene: American fashion designer (d. 2004).
(1924) Kenny Dorham: American singer-songwriter and trumpet player (d. 1972).
(1924) Keith Carter: American Olympic athlete, a swimmer, he won a silver medal for the 200m breaststroke at the 1948 Olympics.
(1924) Lajos Kisfaludy: Hungarian chemist and engineer (d. 1988).
(1924) Rene Bon: French dancer, teacher and ballet master, a member of the Paris Opera Comique from 1940.
(1923) Roger Pierre: French humourist and actor, widely known for his role of Jean Le Gall in "Mon Oncle d'Amérique".
(1923) Barbara Ansell: British physician, founder of paediatric rheumatology (d. 2001).
(1923) Charmian Clift: Australian journalist and author (d. 1969).
(1923) William Duell: American actor and singer (d. 2011).
(1923) Nate Saint: American Evangelical Christian missionary (d. 1956).
(1923) Richard Attenborough: Actor.
(1923) Gerhard Wimberger: Austria -- Composer (Glove).
(1923) Elias Victor Seixas: United States -- Mixed double tennis player (Wimbeld 1953-56).
(1923) Vic Seixas: American tennis player.
(1922) Regina Resnik: NYC, New York -- Mezzo-soprano (Sieglinde-Bayreuth).
(1922) Lionel Murphy: Australian jurist and politician 22nd Attorney-General of Australia (d. 1986).
(1921) Iris Apfel: Businesswoman.
(1920) Raymond Dedonder
(1920) Ben Cami: Flemish writer / poet (Rose from Mud).

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Kitty Wells: American country-western singer so popular in the decades from the 1950s to the early 1970s that she earned the moniker "The Queen of Country Music.
(1919) Wolfgang Wagner: German director and manager (d. 2010).
(1918) Leonor Fini
(1918) Ted Williams: American baseball player who played professional baseball from 1937, but had his career interrupted by five years of combat as a Marine pilot.
(1918) Billy Johnson: American baseball player (d. 2006).
(1918) Theodore Williams: San Diego sports Champions.
(1918) Harold Atcherley: English businessman.
(1917) Denis Healey: English soldier and politician Chancellor of the Exchequer (d. 2015).
(1917) Vladimir Kirillovich: Grand Duke of Russia, pretender to the Russian throne (d. 1992).
(1917) Isabel Sanford: Actress.

(1917) Duke: Grand Duke Vladimir Kirillovich of Russia (d. 1992).
(1917) Henry Sanson: France Military man.
(1916) Lord Keith of Castleacre: English banker.
(1916) John Thoday: Geneticist.
(1916) Shailendra : Pakistani-Indian songwriter (d. 1968).
(1916) Kornelis M R van der Beek: Reformed vicar (Arnhem).
(1915) Princess Lilian Duchess of Halland
(1915) Lilian: Duchess of Halland (d. 2013).
(1915) Liesbeth Saijers: Dutch sculptor.
(1915) Ingrid Bergman: Actress.
(1915) Robert Strassburg: American composer conductor and educator (d. 2003).
(1914) Joan Blondell
(1914) Jean Bottéro: French historian, a major Assyriologist and a renowned expert on the Ancient Near East.
(1914) Julie Bishop: Denver, Colorado -- Actress (My Hero, Northern Pursuit, Threat).
(1914) Rafael Jose Luis Fernandez de la Calzada y Ferrer: Restaurateur.
(1913) Thomas Torrance: Theologist.
(1913) Richard Stone: English economist and statistician Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1991).
(1913) Allan David: Actor / director / producer (Cry of the Children).
(1912) Nancy Wake: New Zealand-English captain (d. 2011).
(1912) Edward M. Purcell: Scientist.
(1912) Edward Purcell: American physicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 1997).
(1912) Edward M Purcell: US physicist (Nobel 1952).
(1912) Nancy Wake AC GM: New Zealand-born British World War II secret agent.
(1910) Pierre Vago
(1910) Donald Bisset: Dutch children book writer / actor (Battle of the Sexes).
(1910) Henri Le Saux: French monk, known as Abhishiktananda, who, having moved to India in 1948 in search of a more radical form of spiritual life, adopted sannyasa in accordance with Indian tradition and became one of the pioneers of Hindu-Christian dialogue.
(1910) Roger Bushell: South African RAF officer and prisoner of war (d. 1944).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Barry Appleby: Cartoonist.
(1909) [Rose] Joan Blondell: NYC, New York -- Actress (Real McCoys, Here Come the Brides).
(1909) Virginia Burton: American author and illustrator (d. 1968).
(1908) Fred MacMurray: Actor (My Three Sons), dies of pneumonia at 83.
(1908) Jean-Louis Lortat-Jacob
(1908) Willie Bryant: New Orleans, Louisiana -- Singer (Sugar Hill Times).
(1908) Leonor Fini: Painter.
(1908) Leda Gloria: Italian film actress who appeared in 66 films between 1929 and 1965.
(1908) Maurice Archambaud: French professional cyclist from 1932 to 1944, nicknamed le nabot ("the dwarf") due to his short stature.
(1908) Giulio D'Anna: Italy Painter.

(1907) Leonor Fini: Argentinian painter illustrator and author (d. 1996).
(1907) Bertha Pallan: American archaeologist (d. 1978).
(1906) Rene Dussouil: France Scientist.
(1906) Countess of Longford: Biographer / historian.
(1906) Francois Sybille: Belgium sport Champion.
(1906) Jacques Durand: French businessman, owner of the Cristal d'Arques brand of glassware, created in 1968.
(1906) Joan Blondell: American actress, the brassy but good-hearted heroine in dozens of comedies, musicals, films and stage productions.
(1905) Helmut Staedke: Germany Military man.
(1904) Delio Cantimori: Italian historian whose importance rests squarely on his two books that are studies of Italian heresy, "Italian Heretics of the 16th Century," 1939 and "Perspectives on the History of Heretics since AD 500," 1960.
(1903) Bhagwati Verma: Indian author (d. 1981).
(1902) Arnold Maria Walter: Composer.
(1901) John Gunther: American journalist and author (d. 1970).
(1901) Roy Wilkins: longtime executive director of NAACP, dies at age 80.
(1901) John C Stennis: (Sen-D-MS, 1947-88).
(1900) Cesare Coruzzi: Italy Scientist.
(1900) Gilbert Dupé: French writer, film director/producer.
(1900) Franklin C Fry: US Minister (Lutheran World Relief).
(1900) Gilbert Dupe: France Writer.

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