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2009 - 2000

(2006) Shane Blanchard: Family Member.

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1999 - 1990

(1998) Almer Cason: Dancer.
(1997) Nick Medina: YouTube Star.
(1996) Joel Courtney: Movie Actor.
(1996) Ana Golja: Soap Opera Actress.
(1996) Jack54HD : YouTube Star.
(1995) Logan Butler: YouTube Star.
(1995) Ayoo Khaos: Instagram Star.
(1994) Vitalik Buterin: Businessman.
(1994) Kenneth Zohore: Danish footballer.
(1992) Tyler Seguin: Canadian hockey player.

(1992) Lincoln Younes: TV Actor.
(1992) Christopher Nissen: Pop Singer.
(1992) Amy Jackson: Model.
(1992) Andy Samuels: Model.
(1991) Amy Jackson: Model.
(1990) Cro (singer)
(1990) Thomas Ospital
(1990) Nicolo De Cesare: Italian footballer.
(1990) Cro : Rapper.
(1990) Sky Williams: YouTube Star.
(1990) Kota Yabu: Japanese singer and actor.
(1990) Jacopo Fortunato: Italian footballer.
(1990) Brinn Nicole: Dancer.

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1989 - 1980

(1988) Taijo Teniste: Estonian footballer.
(1988) Brett Pitman: English footballer.
(1988) Justine Ozga: German tennis player.
(1988) Mozart La Para: Rapper.
(1988) Dylan Scott: Guitarist.
(1987) Marcus Mumford: Folk Singer.
(1987) Raul Richter: German actor.
(1987) Victor Ortiz: Athlete.
(1987) Tyler Hubbard: Country Singer.
(1987) Caleb Thielbar: American baseball player he was drafted by the Milwaukee Brewers in 2009.

(1987) Kenny McKinley: American football player (d. 2010).
(1987) Sargon Duran: Austrian footballer.
(1986) Pauline Parmentier: French tennis player.
(1986) Megan Ellison: American film producer; founded Annapurna Pictures.
(1986) George Elokobi: Cameroonian footballer.
(1986) Yves Ma-Kalambay: Belgian footballer.
(1985) Grégory Baugé: French racing cyclist, he joined the junior spring team in 2002.
(1985) Julia Levy
(1985) Kalomira
(1985) Mohamed Lahouaiej Bouhlel
(1985) Túlio de Melo
(1985) Kalomira: Greek singer.
(1985) Mario Williams: American football player.
(1985) Adam Federici: Australian footballer.
(1985) Tyler Ritter: Actor.
(1985) Andrew Giuliani: Son of Rudy (Mayor-R-NYC, 1994-2002).
(1984) Jeremy Wariner: American track and field athlete.
(1984) Josh Johnson (baseball)
(1984) Vernon Davis: American football player.
(1984) Alessandro Zanni: Italian rugby player.
(1984) Josh Johnson: Canadian-American baseball player.
(1983) Keen'V
(1983) Fabio Quagliarella: Italian footballer.
(1983) James Sutton: Soap Opera Actor.
(1983) Tom Vangeneugden: Belgian swimmer.
(1983) Francois Duvalier: Haitian noted family, the son of Jean-Claude Duvalier, Haiti's President and grandson of "Papa Doc.
(1983) Natalie Krill: TV Actress.
(1982) Elena Paparizou: Pop Singer.
(1982) Jānis Sprukts: Latvian ice hockey player.
(1982) Allan McGregor: Scottish football player.
(1982) Brad Thompson: American baseball player.
(1982) Bruno Nogueira: Portuguese actor, comedian and TV host.
(1982) Mathew Twins: Australian newsmakers, the winners of the fifth series of the Australian version of the “Big Brother” TV show.
(1982) Yuniesky Betancourt: Cuban baseball player.
(1982) Maret Ani: Estonian tennis player.
(1982) Andreas Gorlitz: German football player.
(1982) Janis Sprukts: Latvian hockey player.
(1982) Yukimi Nagano: Swedish singer-songwriter (Little Dragon).
(1982) Salvatore Masiello: Italian footballer.
(1982) Andreas Görlitz: German footballer.
(1981) Justin Timberlake: American musician who became famous as a member of the rock group 'N Sync, which included Lance Bass, JC Chasez, Joey Fatone and Chris Kirkpatrick.
(1981) Guillaume Rivière: French jockey, who had 130 victories, including a dozen on the Auteuil racetrack.
(1981) Julio Arca: Argentinian football player.
(1981) Spanky Hayes: Comedian.
(1981) Corinne Leigh: YouTube Star.
(1981) Amrita Arora: Indian actress.
(1981) Sébastien Castella: French matador, today regarded as one of the greatest matadors in the world.
(1980) K-Maro
(1980) Tiffany Limos: American actress.
(1980) James Adomian: American comedian actor and screenwriter.
(1980) April Hernandez: Movie Actress.

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1979 - 1970

(1979) Brahim Asloum: French boxer, who won the Light Flyweight Gold medal at the 2000 Summer Olympics.
(1979) Daniel Tammet: English autistic savant, writer (essayist and translator).
(1979) Emmett Scanlan: Irish actor and producer.
(1978) Ellen Stagg: American photographer.
(1978) Arthur Wellesley: Earl of Mornington, English noble.
(1978) Brad Rutter: American game show contestant; highest winning champion in Jeopardy! history.
(1978) Fabián Caballero: Argentinian footballer and manager.
(1978) Fabian Caballero: Argentine footballer.
(1978) Ray Shah: Irish radio presenter.
(1977) Kerry Washington: American actress known for her roles as Ray Charles' wife, Della Bea Robinson, in the film Ray (2004), as Idi Amin's wife Kay in The Last King of Scotland (2006), as Alicia Masters, love interest of Ben Grimm/The Thing in the live-action Fantastic Four films of 2005 and 2007, and as Broomhilda von Schaft, Django's wife, in Quentin Tarantino's Django Unchained (2012).

(1977) Torri Edwards
(1977) Molly Line
(1977) Bobby Moynihan: American comedian (Saturday Night Live).
(1977) Shingo Katori: Japanese actor and singer (SMAP).
(1977) Kate Shindle: American actress.
(1977) Jim Kleinsasser: American football player.
(1977) Mark Dutiaume: Canadian hockey player.
(1977) Naomi Darrell: Miss Bermuda-Universe (1997).
(1977) David Terbrugge: South African cricketer.
(1977) Katherine Shindle: American actress singer and dancer.
(1977) Sergei Pareiko: Estonian footballer.
(1976) Silke Bodenbender
(1976) Paul Scheer: American comedian actor producer and screenwriter.
(1976) Buddy Rice: American race car driver.
(1976) Traianos Dellas: Greek footballer and manager.
(1976) Tyrone Nesby: American basketball player.
(1975) Preity Zinta: Indian actress.
(1975) Vincent Fernandez: French football/soccer goalkeeper.
(1975) Jackie O: Australian radio and television host.
(1975) Kenard Lang: defensive end (Washington Redskins).
(1975) Fred Coleman: American football player and coach.
(1975) Peter Eppinger: Austrian TV and radio host.
(1974) Ary Abittan: French actor and comedian with North-african origin.
(1974) Yann Eliès: French professional navigator and skipper, who won the 'Solitaire du Figaro' 2012 thirty-three years after his father, Patrick Elies, won the sailing race (in 1979), then named 'Course de l'Aurore.
(1974) Ian Huntley
(1974) Anna Silk: TV Actress.
(1974) Othella Harrington: American basketball player: forward/center, Rockets.
(1974) Wil Anderson: Australian comedian and radio host.
(1974) Ariel Pestano: Cuban baseball player.
(1974) Pavi Sald: Ice hockey defenseman (Finland, Olympics - 1998).
(1974) Tory Toogood: Australian rower (Olympics-1996).
(1974) Bob Mulder soccer player (Appingedam: FC Groningen).
(1974) Lorenzo Styles: NFL linebacker (Atlanta Falcons).
(1973) Portia de Rossi: Australian actress.
(1973) Latario Rachal WLAF/NFL receiver (Amsterdam Admirals: San Diego Chargers).
(1973) Portia de Rossi: Actress.
(1972) Laurent Puigségur: French handball player, who played centre position.
(1972) Marvin Coleman: Canadian Football League defensive back (Calgary Stampeders).
(1972) Fritz Fequiere WLAF guard (Barcelona Dragons: London Monarchs).
(1972) Ben Cavil: Guard (Baltimore Ravens).
(1972) Pulu Poumele: guard (San Diego Chargers).
(1971) Patricia Velásquez: Venezuelan model actress and producer.
(1971) Dimitris Markos: Greek footballer.
(1971) Patricia Velasquez: Venezuelan actress and model.
(1971) Lee Young Ae: South Korean actress.
(1971) Minnie Driver: Actress.
(1971) Brandi Sherwood Miss Idaho-USA (1997: second, succeeded Brook Lee).
(1971) Corey Holliday: NFL wide receiver (Pittsburgh Steelers).
(1971) Lee Young-ae: South Korean actress.
(1971) Patrick Kielty: Northern Irish comedian and television presenter.
(1970) Minnie Driver: British actress and singer-songwriter.
(1970) Travis Hannah: NFL / WLAF receiver (Houston Oilers, Frankfurt Galaxy).
(1970) Rachel Jean Marteen: Atlanta, Georgia -- Playmate (Aug, 1995).
(1970) Greg Skrepenak NFL tackle (Oakland Raiders: Carolina Panthers).
(1970) Danny Michel: Canadian Musician.

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1969 - 1960

(1969) Dov Charney: Entrepreneur.
(1969) Bill Huizenga: Politician.
(1969) Mathew Pallister in Sydney: New South Wales, Australia; canoeist (Olympics-1996).
(1968) Doug Pederson: NFL quarterback (Green Bay Packers-Super Bowl XXXI).
(1968) Patrick Stevens: Belgian athlete, field and track star who held the Belgian record in the 200 m. dash.
(1968) Goedele Devroy
(1968) Matt King: English actor producer and screenwriter.
(1968) Michael Sinclair: NFL defensive end (Seattle Seahawks).
(1968) Douglas Pederson: American football player with the Green Bay Packers.
(1968) Ulrica Messing: Swedish politician, a minister in several social democrat governments.

(1968) Francesco Liparota: Italian teaching assistant along with Marta Russo.
(1968) Steve Phoenix: US baseball pitcher (Oakland Athletics).
(1967) Chad Channing: American singer and drummer (Nirvana).
(1967) Irene Wan: Hong Kong actress.
(1967) Sam Weller: Author.
(1967) Joey Wong: Taiwanese-Hong Kong actress.
(1967) Fat Mike: Punk Singer.
(1967) Michelle Ruff: American voice actress.
(1966) Jorge González (wrestler)
(1966) Dexter Fletcher: English actor and director.
(1966) Muriel Cousin
(1966) Pierre Gope
(1966) Jamie Taras: Canadian Football League guard (British Columbia Lions).
(1966) Steven Amsterdam: Writer.
(1966) Dr Umar Alisha: Indian Sufi master.
(1966) Jorge González: Argentinian basketball player and wrestler (d. 2010).
(1966) Gordon Hill: YouTube Star.
(1966) Umar Alisha: Indian journalist and philanthropist.
(1966) Charles Dimry NFL cornerback (Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Philadelphia Eagles).
(1966) Al Jaworsky: [Alan Doughty]; pop bassist (Jesus Jones).
(1965) Giorgos Gasparis: Greek basketball player and coach.
(1965) Adam Johnson in Portland: Oregon, USA; beach volleyball player (Olympics-1996).
(1965) Ofra Harnoy: Canadian cellist.
(1965) Bianca Yasmin Salahshourian in Fairfield: Connecticut, USA; Miss Connecticut-America (1990).
(1965) Bobby Dollas in MontrTal: QuTbec, Canada; NHL defenseman (Anaheim Mighty Ducks).
(1965) Kim Clarke in Tulsa: Oklahoma, USA; team handball back court (Olympics-1988, 1992, 1996).
(1964) Jeff Hanneman: Guitarist.
(1964) Martha MacCallum: American journalist.
(1964) Daniel Egan: American skier, an impassioned extreme-skier on near-vertical slopes.
(1964) Sylvie Bernier: French-Canadian diver.
(1964) Oto Hascak: hockey forward (Team Slovakia 1998).
(1964) Billey Shamrock: Swedish singer-songwriter and actor.
(1964) Dawn Prince-Hughes: American anthropologist and ethologist.
(1964) Remi Bouchard in Lasalle: QuTbec, Canada; Canadian Tour golfer (1989 India Open).
(1964) Sharon Cain in San Antonio: Texas, USA; team handball center back (Olympics-1996).
(1963) Manuela di Centa
(1963) Madis Eek: Estonian architect.
(1963) Gwen Graham: American Member of Congress.
(1963) John Dye: American actor (d. 2011).
(1963) Alicia Riley: American homemaker, the wife of a respected veteran of Brockton, Massachusetts fire department.
(1963) Manuela Di Centa: Italian champion skier, a winner of an Olympic Bronze Medal for the long distance and relay race at Albertville February 1992.
(1963) John Dye in Amory: Massachusetts, USA; actor (Andrew - Touched by an Angel).
(1963) Scott Ian Rosenfeld in Bayside: New York, USA; rocker (Anthrax - "Protest and Survive").
(1962) Alexey Miller: Businessman.
(1962) Bruce McGuire: Australian rugby league player.
(1962) Sophie Muller: British music video director.
(1961) Lloyd Cole: English singer-songwriter and guitarist (Lloyd Cole and the Commotions).
(1961) Mako Ishino: Japanese singer and actress.
(1961) Elizabeth Barker: Baroness Barker English politician.
(1961) Fatou Bensouda: Gambian lawyer and judge.
(1961) Jay Samit: Businessman.
(1961) Fatih Kısaparmak: Turkish singer-songwriter.
(1960) Grant Morrison: Scottish comic book writer, playwright and occultist.
(1960) Rod Higgins
(1960) Thierry Lepaon
(1960) Željko Šturanović: Montenegrin politician; 31st Prime Minister of Montenegro (d. 2014).
(1960) Akbar Ganji: Iranian journalist and author.
(1960) George Benjamin: British composer of classical music.
(1960) Elaine Roque in Santa Monica: California, USA; beach volleyball player (Olympics-1996).

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1959 - 1950

(1959) Anthony Lapaglia
(1959) Kelly Lynch: American model and actress.
(1959) Jonathan Veitch: American noted family, the son of Carol Lee Stuart Ladd and film executive Jonathan Veitch.
(1959) Philippe Monnet: French single-handed sailor, a multiple record holder in various races.
(1959) Mickey Simmonds: English keyboard player and songwriter.
(1959) Kelly Moore: American stock car driver.
(1959) Anthony LaPaglia: Australian footballer actor and producer.
(1959) Laura Lippman: Author.
(1958) Patti Layne
(1958) Rafael Santana shortstop (New York Mets: New York Yankees).

(1958) Armin Reichel: German footballer and manager.
(1958) Tom Schuman: pianist (Spyro Gyra - "Morning Dance").
(1957) André Balazs
(1957) Shirley Babashoff: American athlete, an Olympic swimmer at age 15.
(1957) Shirley F Babashoff: California, United States -- Swimmer (1972, 76 Olympics - 6 Silver / 2 Gold Medals).
(1957) Andre Balazs: Businessman.
(1957) Brett "the Hitman" Hart in Alberta: Canada; WWF champion.
(1956) Johnny Rotten
(1956) Artur Mas
(1956) Trevor A: Manuel; South African UDF/African National Congress-leader.
(1956) John Lydon: English singer, songwriter and musician, also known by his former stage name Johnny Rotten.
(1956) Stefan Majewski: Polish footballer and coach.
(1955) Carole Middleton
(1955) Virginia Ruzici: Romanian tennis player and manager.
(1954) Charles Jordan: American athlete, played pro basketball in 1976 for the Indiana Pacers.
(1954) Mark Slavin: Israeli wrestler (d. 1972).
(1954) Faoud Bacchus: Guyanese cricketer.
(1954) Adrian Vandenberg: Dutch guitarist.
(1953) Sergei Ivanov
(1953) Ovidiu Lipan: Romanian drummer.
(1953) Didier Gomez: French interior architect and designer, one of his clients is Harrison Ford.
(1953) Aart Mol: Dutch bassist (Catapult).
(1952) Christopher Stokowski
(1952) Rosanne Musgrave: headmistress (Blackheath High School).
(1952) Nadya Rusheva: Russian painter (Born 1952).
(1951) Harry Wayne Casey: American singer and musician (KC and the Sunshine Band).
(1951) Eija Ahvo: Finnish actress and singer.
(1951) Won Sei-hoon: South Korean intelligence officer.
(1951) Presiley Baxendale: British Queen's Council.
(1951) Dave Benton: Aruban-Estonian singer and drummer.
(1951) Harry Casey: American singer-songwriter pianist and producer (KC & the Sunshine Band).
(1951) Harry Casey [KC]: Rock vocalist (KC & Sunshine Band-Give It).
(1951) Phil Manzanera: English guitarist songwriter and producer (Roxy Music).
(1950) Alessandro Benvenuti: Italian actor, film director and screenwriter.
(1950) Daniel Anguiviel: French politician, elected mayor of Liouc in May 2014.
(1950) Denise Fleming: American author and illustrator.
(1950) Alexander Korzhakov: Soviet bodyguard for Boris Yeltsin.
(1950) Janice Rebibo: American-Israeli author and poet (d. 2015).

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1949 - 1940

(1949) Ken Wilber: American metaphysical philosopher and author of over 16 books, Wilber calls himself an "integral philosopher.
(1949) Norris Church Mailer: American model and widow of Norman Mailer (Born 1949).
(1949) Serge Bramly
(1949) Carol Hawkins: Actress (Dialing for Dingbats).
(1949) Bob Berdella: American homicide, a serial killer who tortured and killed five men, all from drug injections and/or suffocation.
(1949) Johan Derksen: Dutch footballer and sports journalist.
(1949) Norris Mailer: American model, actress, artist and writer with her first book published in mid-2000, "Windchill Summer.
(1948) Alain Mourguy: French politician, a presidential candidate who lost in 2007, representing the Union for Direct Democracy.
(1948) Volkmar Groß: German footballer.
(1948) Muneo Suzuki: Japanese politician.

(1947) Nolan Ryan: American baseball pitcher known as the fastest in history, able to throw a ball clocked at 100.
(1947) Jonathan Banks: American actor.
(1947) Elena Nathanael: Greek actress (d. 2008).
(1947) Jim Nollman: Composer.
(1947) Matt Minglewood: Canadian singer-songwriter and guitarist.
(1947) Lynn Nolan Ryan: Jr.
(1947) Glynn Turman: American actor director and producer.
(1946) Terry Kath: rock guitarist (Chicago), accidently shot in head at age 32.
(1946) Glynn Turman in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Lew - Peyton Place, Manimal, Centennial).
(1946) Sylvia Hitchcock: American model Miss Universe 1967 (d. 2015).
(1946) Jonathan Banks in Washington DC: USA; actor (Armed and Dangerous, Cold Steel).
(1946) Dutch Ruppersberger: Politician.
(1946) Wolfgang Stumph: German actor and cabaret artist.
(1945) Daniel Marcovitch
(1945) Brenda Hale: Baroness Hale of Richmond English lawyer judge and academic.
(1945) Joseph Kosuth: American conceptual artist.
(1945) Rynn Berry: American historian and author (d. 2014).
(1945) Noah Creshevsky: Composer.
(1944) Connie Booth: American-English actress and psychotherapist.
(1944) John Inverarity: Australian cricketer.
(1944) Charlie Musselwhite: American singer-songwriter and harmonica player.
(1944) Eugene Terre: Blanche; South African leader of Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging.
(1944) Anton Korteweg: Dutch poet (For the Good Order).
(1944) Charley Musselwhite blues musician (Stand Back: Louisiana Fog).
(1942) Daniela Bianchi: Italian actress, whose best known part was Tatiana Romanova in the 1963 James Bond movie From Russia with Love.
(1942) Derek Jarman: British film director known for being iconoclastic and innovative.
(1942) Jean-Pierre Bourtayre
(1942) Gerald Chanberlain: Rocker.
(1942) Daniel Goeudevert: French business leader.
(1941) Jessica Walter: American actress.
(1941) Eugène Terre'Blanche
(1941) Richard Gephardt
(1941) Sharon Miller: LPGA golfer.
(1941) Richard A Gephardt American politician (Representative-Democrat-Missouri: 1977-).
(1941) George S: Mickelson; American politician (Governor-South Dakota).
(1941) Gerald McDermott: American author and illustrator (d. 2012).
(1941) Dick Gephardt: American politician and Congressman for nearly 30 years, Gephardt announced his second candidacy for President on February 19, 2003 in St. Louis, MO, pledging to repeal President Bush's tax cuts in favor of financing "quality health coverage for everyone who works in America.
(1940) Kitch Christie: South African rugby player and coach (d. 1998).
(1940) Stuart Margolin in Davenport: Iowa, USA; actor (Love American Style, The Rockford Files).
(1940) Jessica Walter in Brooklyn: New York, USA; actress (Play Misty For Me, Amy Prentiss).
(1940) Jessica Walter: Actress.

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1939 - 1930

(1939) Maureen B Ambrose
(1939) Maureen Ambrose: American pro astrologer, writer, teacher and lecturer.
(1939) Claude Gauthier: Canadian singer-songwriter and actor.
(1939) Pierre Dauzier: French businessman, the president from 1986 to 1998 of Havas, a French multinational advertising and public relations company, headquartered in Paris.
(1938) Beatrix of the Netherlands
(1938) Beatrix : Dutch royalty, the first of four daughters born to Queen Juliana and Prince Bernhard.
(1938) James G Watt: Colorado, United States -- US Secretary of Interior (1981-83).
(1938) Queen Beatrix: of the Netherlands.
(1938) James Watt: American lawyer and politician 43rd United States Secretary of the Interior.
(1938) Lynn Carlin: American actress.

(1938) Beatrix of: Beatrix of the Netherlands.
(1938) Ajip Rosidi: Indonesian poet / writer (Madjalah Sunda, Pesta).
(1937) Philip Glass: American composer.
(1937) Suzanne Pleshette: American actress, best known for her role in the ongoing television series, "The Bob Newhart Show.
(1937) Andrée Boucher: Canadian educator and politician 39th Mayor of Quebec City (d. 2007).
(1937) Andree Boucher: Canadian politician (d. 2007).
(1937) Steve Karmen in the Bronx: New York, USA; jingle writer ("I Love New York", "This Bud's for You").
(1937) Regimantas Adomaitis: Lithuanian actor.
(1937) Suzanne Pleshette in New York City: New York, USA; actress (The Birds, Emily - Bob Newhart Show).
(1937) Philip Glass in Baltimore: Maryland, USA; composer ("Einstein on the Beach").
(1936) Philippe Laudenbach
(1936) Marvin Junior: singer (Dells - "Oh What a Night").
(1936) Can Bartu: Turkish former basketball and football player.
(1936) Roger Brethes: France sport Champion.
(1935) Oe Kenzaburo: Japanese Novelist (Catch, Personal Matter).
(1935) Kenzaburo Oe: Writer.
(1935) Bojidar Dimov: Composer.
(1935) Kenzaburō Ōe: Japanese author and academic; Nobel Prize laureate.
(1934) James Franciscus: Actor (Mr Novak), dies of emphysema at 57.
(1934) Jean Schillinger: French master chef, the "Alsatian Bocuse," a two-star winner in the Michelin guide which quotes the best chefs.
(1934) Gene DeWeese: American writer (d. 2012).
(1934) James Franciscus in Clayton: Missouri, USA; actor (Mr Novak, Longstreet, Hunter).
(1934) Ron Weatherburn: Jazz pianist.
(1934) Ernesto Brambilla: Italian motorcycle racer and race car driver.
(1934) Bob Turner: Canadian ice hockey player (Born 1934).
(1933) Jean Delobel
(1933) Claude Volter
(1933) Bernardo Provenzano: Italian mob boss, a member of the Sicilian Mafia (Cosa Nostra) suspected of having been the head of the Corleonesi, a Mafia faction that originated in the town of Corleone, and de facto capo di tutti capi (boss of bosses) of the entire Sicilian Mafia until his arrest in 2006.
(1933) Camille Henry: Canadian ice hockey player and coach (d. 1997).
(1933) Joseph D Early American politician (Representative-Democrat-Massachusetts: 1975-).
(1933) Walter Paulis: mineworker/pilot/Dutch Member of Parliament (CDA).
(1932) Rick Hall: Country / R&B singer.
(1932) Raymond Kaelbel: French international footballer who was part of France national football team during 1958 FIFA World Cup.
(1932) Miron Babiak: Polish captain (d. 2013).
(1932) Pieter Brattinga: Dutch graphic artist.
(1931) Ernie Banks: Baseball Player.
(1931) Ernie Banks: Baseball Player.
(1931) Jean Burroughs: Educationalist.
(1931) Christopher Chataway: British Member of Parliament/athlete (world record 5km).
(1931) Hansjörg Felmy: German actor who appeared in 50 films and television shows between 1957 and 1995.
(1931) Ernie Banks [Mr Cub]: Chicago Cubs Hall-of-Famer (1st baseman).
(1931) Nicholas Gordon Lennox: Diplomat.
(1930) Roger Verbeke: Belgium sport Champion.
(1930) Al De Lory: American record producer arranger conductor and musician (d. 2012).
(1930) Jean-René Meunier: Deuil Musician.
(1930) Lynn Carlin in Los Angeles: California, USA; actress (Joan Hunter - James at age 15).
(1930) Joakim Bonnier: Swedish race car driver (d. 1972).

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1929 - 1920

(1929) Jean Simmons: British actress onscreen from 1944.
(1929) Jean Simmons: British actress onscreen from 1944.
(1929) Rudolf Mössbauer: German physicist and academic Nobel Prize laureate (d. 2011).
(1929) Lloyd N Hand
(1929) Frans Brouw
(1929) Richard Cavazos: American military figure, a Korean War recipient of the Distinguished Service Cross as a first lieutenant, who advanced in rank to become the United States Army's first Hispanic four-star general.
(1929) Franz Brouw: Belgian-Canadian pianist, a professor at the University of Quebec in Canada.
(1929) Lloyd Hand: American lawyer, airline director, u.s.
(1928) Chuck Willis: American singer and songwriter (Born 1928).
(1928) Robert Clatworthy: Sculptor.

(1928) Richard Buckley: Royal equerry.
(1928) Irma Wyman: American computer scientist and engineer.
(1928) Eric Ash: Rector (Imperial College of Science, Technology & Medicine).
(1927) Lorraine Warren: American clairvoyant who, along with her husband, Ed Warren, the most famous demonologist in the country, formed a paranormal investigation team.
(1927) Dorothea Haug: German artist, she moved to France in 1952 and became ballet teacher.
(1927) Norm Prescott: American animator producer and composer co-founded Filmation Studios (d. 2005).
(1927) Jerry Haynes: American actor best known as Mr.
(1926) Kalisa Moore: American resident character of her world-famous restaurant, Kalisa's on Cannery Row.
(1926) Jean Simmons: London, England -- Actress (Thorn Birds, Guys & Dolls).
(1926) Prunella Briance: founder (National Childbirth Trust).
(1926) Tom Alston: American baseball player (d. 1993).
(1925) Benjamin Hooks: American social activist, the Civil Rights Executive Director of the NAACP, 1978-1993.
(1925) Charles E Silberman
(1925) Charles Silberman: American writer, a journalist, educator and social analyst, the author of three national best-sellers.
(1925) Fred Catherwood: MP.
(1925) Charles Aidman in Frankfort: Indiana, USA; narrator (New Twilight Zone).
(1924) Tengiz Abuladze: filmmaker, dies at age 70.
(1924) Robert Gatehouse: Former High Court judge.
(1924) John Lukacs: Historian.
(1923) Norman Mailer: American novelist, journalist, poet, playwright, film maker, philosopher, lover and pugilist, considered a prodigious talent of the 20th century.
(1923) John McLean (ice hockey)
(1923) Larry Buchanan: American film director, producer and writer, who proclaimed himself a "schlockmeister".
(1923) Carol Channing: Actress.
(1923) Eddie Ryder in New York City: New York, USA; actor (Slick Jones - General Hospital).
(1923) Lewis Gumbiner: American physician and CEO of FHP International, a health care service company that also include pharmacies.
(1923) Joanne Dru in Logan: West Virginia, USA; actress (Guestward Ho, She Wore a Yellow Ribbon).
(1923) Norman Mailer in New Jersey: New York City, New York, USA; mayoral candidate/novelist (Naked and the Dead).
(1922) Joanne Dru: American actress (Born 1923).
(1922) Marcel Jullian: French director and screenwriter, who was one of the founders of the TV channel Antenne 2. He died on 28 June 2004, aged 82, in Paris.
(1922) William Sylvester: American television and film actor.
(1922) Arild Brinchmann: Norwegian theatre manager and director of both film and theatre.
(1922) Michael Wilford: diplomat.
(1922) Alfred Kossmann: Dutch writer, journalist, poet.
(1921) Mario Lanza: Italian-American singer and actor, a great vocal phenomenon, the first recording artist to ever sell more than two million albums.
(1921) François Perin
(1921) Carol Channing: American actress with a foghorn voice and huge eyes in an elastic face with a scatterbrained manner, 5'6" and 138 lbs.
(1921) John Agar: American actor, a handsome but colorless leading man; better known as the former husband (1946-1949) of Shirley Temple than for his films.
(1921) E Fay Jones: American architect (d. 2004).
(1921) Pierre Dournes: St Pol/Ternoise Writer.
(1921) E Jones: American architect designed the Thorncrown Chapel (d. 2004).
(1921) Bill Pritchett: Australian public servant (d. 2014).
(1920) Benoîte Groult: French journalist and writer.
(1920) Robert Hersant: French entrepreneur, the founder of a powerful chain of regional newspapers.
(1920) Stewart L Udall: Saint Johns, Arizona -- US Secretary of Interior (1961-69).
(1920) James Lee: American martial arts pioneer, teacher, author, and publisher.
(1920) Bert Williams: English footballer.
(1920) Stewart Udall: American politician and later, a federal government official.

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1919 - 1910

(1919) Jackie Robinson: American athlete, a baseball player who first stepped up to the plate to play pro ball as a 28-year-old rookie for the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1947, changing the face of baseball forever and breaking the color barrier in major league sports.
(1919) Jackie Robinson: American athlete, a baseball player who first stepped up to the plate to play pro ball as a 28-year-old rookie for the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1947, changing the face of baseball forever and breaking the color barrier in major league sports.
(1919) Gwen Stoney: Australian astrologer, well respected.
(1919) Lord Lowry
(1917) Erich Geiringer: General practitioner campaigner.
(1917) Jose Maceda: composer.
(1917) Arthur Esch: American military, Rear Admiral in the U.S.
(1917) Fred Bassetti: American architect founded Bassetti Architects (d. 2013).
(1916) Michael Ryan: Osage City Military man.
(1916) Rina Gigli: Italian soprano, the daughter of Beniamino Gigli, with whom she sang several times.

(1916) Paul Senghas: Germany Military man.
(1916) Frank A: Parker tennis champion (US Open-1944).
(1916) Ciro D: Crown premier of Dutch Antilles (1968-69).
(1916) Violet Cane: statistician.
(1915) Thomas Merton: French-American writer, poet, monk, mystic and social critic who inspired and touched many 20th century minds and hearts.
(1915) Bobby Hackett: American trumpet player and cornet player (d. 1976).
(1915) Alan Lomax: American historian author and scholar (d. 2002).
(1915) William Crosbie: artist.
(1915) John Profumo: president (Toynbee Hall).
(1915) Garry Moore: American comedian and game show host (d. 1993).
(1914) Luc Dochier
(1914) Faye Wright: American spiritual figure (d. 2010).
(1914) Carey Lofton: Blountsville, Florida -- Actor (Skinner-Troubleshooters).
(1914) Chauncy Harris: American geographer, author, university professor.
(1914) Carey Loftin: American actor and stuntman (d. 1997).
(1914) Daya Mata: American religious leader (d. 2010).
(1914) Jersey Walcott: American boxer and police officer (d. 1994).
(1914) Luc: French ecclesiastic, a Trappist monk, after studying medicine (Lyon University).
(1913) Wayne Millner: NFL end (Boston / Washington Redskins).
(1913) Hector Iglesias: Villoud composer.
(1913) Walter Diamond: American tax authority, author and economist.
(1913) Don Hutson: American football player and coach (d. 1997).
(1911) Baba Vanga: Macedonian-born Bulgarian prophet, mystic, clairvoyant and herbalist (Born 1911).
(1911) A G: Ogston president (Trinity College-Oxford).
(1911) Christina Foyle: book seller.
(1911) Eddie Byrne: British actor (d. 1981).
(1910) Giorgio Perlasca: Italian hero who saved 5,000 Jews during the war in Budapest, pretending to be a Spanish consul.
(1910) Maurice BéCuwe: Dailleul Journalist.
(1910) Herbert Ashworth: CEO (Nationwide Building Society).

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1909 - 1900

(1909) Foley Newns: British colonial administrator.
(1909) Miron Grindea: Romanian-English journalist (d. 1995).
(1908) Simone Mathieu
(1908) Atahualpa Yupanqui: Argentine singer, songwriter, guitarist, and writer.
(1908) Robert Cantwell: American author, novelist, literary critic.
(1908) Simonne Mathieu: French tennis player who won several championships in singles and doubles including the French Open several times and several Grand Slams.
(1908) Suzanne Mathieu: France sport Champion.
(1907) Ajaan Lee: Thai religious teacher, one of the foremost teachers in the Thai forest ascetic tradition of meditation.
(1906) Roosevelt Sykes: American singer and pianist (d. 1983).
(1906) Benjamin Frankel: Composer.

(1906) R W: Bonham; founder (International Braille Chess Association).
(1905) John O'Hara: American novelist and short story writer (d. 1970).
(1905) Anna Blaman [Johanna P Vrugt]: Dutch writer (Wife and Friend).
(1905) Diana Napier: English actress (d. 1982).
(1905) Eva Hart
(1904) E van Ruller: Dutch journalist / ARP-alderman / co-founder (Trouw).
(1903) Robert Merger: Chaumont physician.
(1903) Ren? Defretin: Lille physician.
(1903) Gardner Cowles: Iowa, United States -- Publisher / founder (Look Magazine).
(1903) Tallulah Bankhead: Huntsville, Alabama -- Actress (Lifeboat, Die Die Darling).
(1903) Tallulah Bankhead: Huntsville, Alabama -- Actress (Lifeboat, Die Die Darling).
(1902) Tallulah Bankhead: American actress on stage and film who was celebrated from the '20s for her electric and throaty performances, as well as a lusty life-style offstage.
(1902) Alva Myrdal: Swedish politician, diplomat, and writer, recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize (d. 1986).
(1902) Jean C M Picart le Doux: France -- Carpet designer.
(1902) Nat Bailey: Canadian businessman; founded White Spot (d. 1978).
(1902) Julian H Steward: US anthropologist / professor.
(1901) Marie Kaschnitz: German short story writer, novelist, essayist and poet.
(1901) Blaz Arnic: composer.
(1901) Marie Luise: Kaschnitz writer.
(1900) Omraam Mikhaël Aivanhov
(1900) Jean Rodhain
(1900) Omraam Aïvanhov: Omraam Mikhaël Aïvanhov was a Bulgarian philosopher, pedagogue, alchemist, mystic, magus and astrologer.
(1900) Betty Parsons: Artist.

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