| 1983 | Miguel Cabrera, Venezuelan Athlete |
| 1980 | Crystal Carlson, Miss Maine Teen USA 1997 |
| 1979 | Tram-Anh Tran, actress, Ghostwriters' |
| 1978 | Bilal Abdul-samad, rocker, Boys |
| 1977 | Pascal de Vries, soccer player, FC Twente |
| 1976 | Nadine Thomas, Miss Jamaica Universe 1997 |
| 1975 | Trifun Zivanovic, born in Santa Monica, fig skater, 1995 Pac Coast, Jr. champ |
| 1974 | James Hamilton, linebacker for the Jacksonville Jaguars |
| 1974 | Marcel Nijenhuis, soccer player, NEC |
| 1973 | Brett Maher, born in Adelaide SA Australia, basketball guard 1996 Olympics |
| 1973 | Gene Makowsky, CFL offensive linebacker for the Saskatchewan Roughriders |
| 1973 | Jeff Lewis, NFL quarterback, Denver Broncos Superbowl 32 |
| 1973 | Kenneth Carlsen, Denmark, tennis star |
| 1973 | Ross Aloisi, Australian soccer midfielder, Olyroos, 1996 Olympics |
| 1973 | Theo Ratliff, NBA forward and center, Detroit Pistons, Philadelphia 76ers |
| 1972 | Benjamin Dodwell, Australian rower 1996 Olympics |
| 1972 | Gordon Laro, NFL tight end for the Jacksonville Jaguars |
| 1972 | Keith Lyle, safety for the St. Louis Rams |
| 1972 | Muttiah Muralitharan, cricketer, leading Sri Lankan Test off-spinner |
| 1972 | Tony Boselli, NFL offensive tackle for the Jacksonville Jaguars |
| 1972 | Jennifer Garner, American Actress |
| 1971 | David Oliver, Sechelt, NHL right wing for the Edmonton Oilers |
| 1970 | Tony Sacca, WLAF quarterback, Barcelona Dragons |
| 1969 | Alexander McQueen, fashion designer |
| 1968 | Maurits, Prince of Netherlands |
| 1968 | Ritchie Woodhall, born in Woodside, Telford, England, boxer, athlete, television and radio broadcaster, bronze medal winer, 1988 Seoul Olympics, 1990 Gold Commonwealth Games |
| 1968 | Roger Twose, cricketer, Warwickshire batsman, New Zealand 1995 |
| 1967 | Aaron Wallace, NFL defensive end/linebacker for the Oakland Raiders |
| 1967 | Leslie Bega, born in Los Angeles, California, actress, Maria Tomlinson-Head of the Class |
| 1967 | Marquis Grisom, born in Atlanta, Georgia, outfielder, Atlanta Braves, Cleveland Indians |
| 1967 | Timothy Gibbs, born in Burbank, California, actor, Father Murphy, Santa Barbara |
| 1967 | Liz Phair, American Musician |
| 1966 | Lela Rochon, actress, Waiting to Exhale |
| 1966 | Susie Redman, born in Salem, Ohio, LPGA golfer, 1995 Nabisco Dinah Shore-2nd |
| 1964 | Ken Daneyko, born in Windsor, NHL defenseman for the New Jersey Devils |
| 1964 | Raye Hollit, American Gladiator, Zap |
| 1962 | Nancy Hogshead, born in Iowa City, swimmer 1984 Olympics gold model, jockey |
| 1961 | Boomer Esiason, NFL quarterback, New York Jets, Cincinnati Bengals |
| 1961 | Norman Cowans, cricketer, England fast bowler in 19 Tests 1982-85 |
| 1961 | [Norman] Boomer Esiason, NFL quarterback, Cincinnati Bengals, New York Jets |
| 1960 | Michael Whitaker, born in England, equestrian rider, showjumper, award-winner, won team Silver medal in 1984 Olympic Games, team Gold medal in 1985 European Championships |
| 1959 | David Hearn, born in Washington D.C., slalom single canoe, Olympics-9th-96 |
| 1959 | Elizabeth Lindsey, actress, China Beach |
| 1959 | Stephen Singleton, Sheffield, rocker, ABC |
| 1959 | Teri Austin, born in Toronto, Canada, actress, Terminal Choice, Knots Landing |
| 1959 | Sean Bean, born in Handsworth, England, actor, television, appeared in series 'Sharpe', films include 'The Lord of the Rings', 'GoldenEye' |
| 1958 | Sergei Yuriyevich Vozovikov, Russian major/cosmonaut |
| 1957 | Byron Cherry, born in Atlanta, Georgia, actor, Coy-Dukes of Hazzard |
| 1956 | Faye Young, WBL forward, New York Stars, New Jersey Stars |
| 1956 | Kaye Young, WBL forward, New York Stars, New Jersey Stars |
| 1956 | Pillow, Therese Joan Bell, California, bodybuilder, Gold Classic 1983 |
| 1955 | Pete Shelley, vocal/guitar, Buzzcocks-Going Steady, Love Bites |
| 1955 | Rob Bolland, Dutch singer/guitarist, Bolland and Bolland |
| 1954 | Kim Tyler, born in Hollywood, California, actress, Kyle-Please Don't Eat Daisies |
| 1954 | Riccardo Patrese, driver, Grand Prix |
| 1951 | Olivia Hussey, born in Buenos Aires, actress, Romeo and Juliet, Death on Nile |
| 1949 | Heini Hemmi, born in Switzerland, giant slalom 1976 Olympics gold |
| 1949 | John Oates, born in New York City, rock guitarist and vocalist, Hall and Oates-Rich Girl |
| 1948 | Jan Hammer, composer, Escape from TV, Miami Vice |
| 1948 | Alexander Hood, born in England, Alexander Nelson Hood, 4th Viscount Bridport, 7th Duke of Bronte, investment banker, descendent of William Nelson, 1st Earl Nelson |
| 1947 | Victoria Beckham, English Musician |
| 1947 | John Thorn, American Historian |
| 1946 | Clare Francis, yachtswoman/novelist, Come Hell or High Water |
| 1946 | Henry Kelly, British broadcaster |
| 1946 | J R Baines, professor, Egyptologist |
| 1945 | Vincent A M van der Burg, Dutch MP, CDA |
| 1944 | John Lill, professor/pianist |
| 1943 | Roy Estrada, rocker, Morthers Of Invention |
| 1942 | Mario Brenta, writer and director, Maicol, Barnabo of the Mountains |
| 1941 | Adolphus Hailstork, composer |
| 1941 | Billy Fury, Liverpool, singer/guitarist, When Will You Say I Love You |
| 1941 | Max Stafford-Clark, artistic director, Royal Court Theatre |
| 1939 | Robin Knox-Johnston, yachtsman |
| 1938 | David Dilks, vice-chancellor, Hull U |
| 1938 | K M P O'Brien, archbishop, St. Andrews and Edinburgh |
| 1938 | Kerry Thornley, American Philosopher |
| 1937 | Brian Sedgemore, British MP |
| 1937 | Eduard N. Stepanov, Russian cosmonaut |
| 1937 | Galina Samsova, ballerina |
| 1937 | Terry Dicks, born in Britain, politician, Conservative Party, Member of Parliament for Hayes and Harlington 1983 - 1997 |
| 1937 | Ferdinand Piech, Austrian Designer |
| 1936 | Pete Graves, rocker, Moonglows |
| 1934 | Don Kirshner, rock and roll producer, invented bubblegum music |
| 1933 | Penelope Lively, born in Cairo, Egypt, writer, novelist, won Booker Prize for 'Moon Tiger', influenced by social changes in 20th century Britain |
| 1933 | Tim Rathbone, born in England, born John Rankin Rathbone, politician, Conservative Party, Member of Parliament for Lewes from 1974 to 1997 |
| 1932 | Graziella Sciutti, Italian opera singer |
| 1932 | Han J A Hansen [Jansen], Dutch journalist, King Comes! |
| 1932 | Ramsay Melhuish, diplomat |
| 1931 | Joan Clague, director of nursing services, Marie Curie Foundation |
| 1931 | John Bartlett, tennis player, Davis Cup captain-Britain |
| 1931 | John Chalstrey, alderman/Lord Mayor, London |
| 1931 | Ruth Etchells, principal, St. John's College-Durham |
| 1930 | Chris Barber, jazz trombonist |
| 1930 | Genevieve, born in Paris, France, singer, Jack Paar Show, Scruples |
| 1929 | Eileen Stamers-Smith, headmistress, Malvern Girls' College |
| 1929 | James Last, orchestra leader/composer/arranger |
| 1929 | Lady, James, Mellon, CEO, Volunteer Development Scotland |
| 1928 | Cynthia Ozick, U.S., author, Pagan Rabbi and Other Stories |
| 1927 | Christopher Whelen, composer |
| 1927 | Tadeusz Mazowiecki, premier of Poland, 1989-90 |
| 1926 | Arthur Hockaday, director-Gen, Commonwealth War Graves Commission |
| 1926 | G M Hughes, professor/zoologist |
| 1926 | Michael Vernon, CEO, RNLI |
| 1925 | Anne Harris, CEO, National Federation of Women's Institutes |
| 1925 | John Yates, bishop, Lambeth England |
| 1925 | Joyce Buck, actress/interior designer |
| 1924 | Patrick Sergeant, founder, Euromoney Publications |
| 1923 | Harry Reasoner, Dakota City Iowa, newscaster, 60 Minutes, ABC, CBS |
| 1923 | Lindsay Anderson, born in Bangalore, India, director, Thursday's Children |
| 1923 | Lloyd Biggle, Jr., U.S., sci-fi author, Silence is Deadly |
| 1923 | Norman Potter, cabinetmaker designer/writer |
| 1921 | Donald Barron, CEO, Midland Bank |
| 1920 | Bengt N. Anderberg, Swedish poet and writer, Kain |
| 1920 | Joan "Maudie" Warburton, painter |
| 1918 | Anne Shirley, born in UK, actress, Devil and Daniel Webster, Stella Dallas |
| 1918 | William Holden, born in Illinois, actor, Stalag 17, Bridge Over River Kwai, SOB |
| 1916 | Azijn Banana, Antillean publicist |
| 1916 | David Stafford-Clark, psychiatrist |
| 1916 | Donald Gibson, British Vice-Admiral |
| 1916 | Ryoei Saito, businessman |
| 1916 | Sirimavo Bandaranaike, world's 1st woman PM, Sri Lanka, 1960..77 |
| 1916 | Vinegar Banana, Antillean publicist |
| 1913 | Paul Langton, born in Salt Lake City, Utah, actor, Leslie-Peyton Place |
| 1913 | Richard Travis, born in Carlsbad, New Mexico, actor, Missile to the Moon |
| 1912 | Isador Caplan, lawyer/Aldeburgh Festival Pioneer |
| 1911 | Patrick Maitland, born in England, 17th Earl of Lauderdale, journalist, World War II Special Correspondent, Member of Parliament for Lanark |
| 1911 | Jean-Pierre Herve Bazin, writer |
| 1911 | Mikhail Botvinnik, of U.S.S.R., world chess champion, 1948-63 |
| 1911 | George Seaton, American Playwright |
| 1909 | Alain Emile Louis Marie Poher, politician |
| 1909 | Humphrey Sims Moore, pacifist/journalist |
| 1909 | Patrick Reilly, diplomat |
| 1909 | Leonard Peikoff, Canadian Philosopher |
| 1906 | M Rooi, editor-in-chief, New Rotterdam Daily |
| 1905 | Arthur Lake, born in Corbin, Kentucky, actor, Dagwood-Blondie |
| 1905 | Louis Jean Heydt, born in Montclair, New Jersey, actor, Joe-Waterfront |
| 1904 | Edward Chodorov, playwright/director, Story of Louis Pasteur |
| 1904 | Naoomal Jeoomal, cricketer, pioneer Indian Test opening batsman |
| 1903 | Gregor Piatigorsky, born in Ekaterinoslav, Russia, cellist, or 4/20 |
| 1903 | Nicolas Nabokov, Near Lubcha Minsk Russia, composer, Holy Devil |
| 1902 | Anton Beuving, lyricist, Ketelbinkie |
| 1901 | George Keyt, born in Sri Lanka, artist, modern painter, cubist style, influenced by Henri Matisse, celebrated for line drawing translation of Gita Govinda into English and Sinhalese |
| 1899 | Vincent Wigglesworth, entomologist |
| 1897 | Antonius F "Anton" Coolen, Dutch author, Village by the River |
| 1897 | Harald Saeverud, born in Bergen, Norway, composer, Saline, |
| 1897 | Thornton Wilder, U.S., novelist/playwright, Our Town |
| 1896 | Senor Wences, ventriloquist, his hand acts as a puppet |
| 1895 | Bert Wheeler, actor, Nitwits, Hold 'em Jail, High Flyers, Rainmakers |
| 1894 | Nikita Khrushchev, born in Kalinovka, Russia, 1st secretary U.S.S.R., 1953 - 1964 |
| 1892 | Jean PJC Haesaert, Flemish lawyer/sociologist |
| 1890 | Art Acord, Glenwood Sevier, Utah, western actor, Arizona Kid, Hard Fists |
| 1886 | Otto Lederer, Czechoslovakia, actor, Jazz Singer |
| 1885 | Cecil Burleigh, composer |
| 1885 | Isak Dinesen, Danish writer, Out of Africa, 7 Gothic Tales |
| 1885 | Karen Blixen-Finecke, Dinesen, Danish writer, Out of Africa |
| 1885 | Tania Blixen, writer |
| 1883 | Hermann Darewsky, composer |
| 1882 | Artur Schnabel, Lipnik Austria, pianist, Beethoven Piano Sonatas |
| 1881 | Anton Wildgans, writer |
| 1876 | Ian Hay, Scotland, novelist/playwright, PIp, Carrying On |
| 1870 | Ray Stannard Baker, U.S., journalist, Puliter Prize 1940 |
| 1869 | Johannes M Meulenhoff, Dutch publisher |
| 1868 | Charles R. Gallas, Dutch lexicographer, French dictionary |
| 1863 | Johannes P Boskaljon, Curacao composer and conductor |
| 1854 | Benjamin Tucker, American Activist |
| 1837 | J. P. Morgan, U.S. banker/CEO, US Steel |
| 1827 | French C Baeckelmans, Flemish architect, St. Amanduskerk, Antwerp |
| 1820 | Gottfried Conradi, composer |
| 1813 | Henry Washington Benham, Major General Union Army |
| 1811 | Ann Sheppard Mounsey, composer |
| 1809 | Philip St. George Cocke, Brigadier General Confederate Army |
| 1797 | Jean-Baptiste-Joseph Tolbecque, Belgian composer and conductor |
| 1788 | Joseph Gilbert Totten, Major General Union Army |
| 1774 | Vaclav Jan Krtitel Tomasek, organist/pianist/composer |
| 1741 | Johann Gottlieb Naumann, composer |
| 1741 | Samuel Chase, judge, signed Declaration of Independence |
| 1738 | Philip Hayes, composer |
| 1719 | Christian Gottfried Krause, composer |
| 1715 | Johann Wolfgang Kleinknecht, composer |
| 1699 | Robert Blair, Scottish poet, Grave |
| 1683 | Johann David Heinichen, composer |
| 1676 | Frederik I, van Hessen Kassel, King of Sweden, 1720-51 |
| 1666 | Francois Valentijn, Dutch vicar/writer |
| 1644 | Abraham Jansz Storck, painter, baptized |
| 1622 | Henry Vaughan, English poet, Silex Scintillans |
| 1587 | Marco Ivan Lukacic, composer |
| 1586 | John Ford, English dramatist, 'Tis Pity She's a Whore |
| 1573 | Maximilian I, duke/ruler of Bayern, Catholic League |
| 1539 | Tobias Stimmer, Swiss painter/cartoonist, Comedia |
