| 1980 | Macaulay Culkin, New York City, actor, Home Alone, My Girl, Richie Rich |
| 1979 | Jamal Lewis, American Athlete |
| 1977 | Liam Botham, cricketer, son of Ian Hampshire all-rounder 1996 |
| 1976 | Carey Tally, born in Memphis, Tennessee, soccer midfielder, 1996 Olympics gold |
| 1975 | Shea Seals, NBA guard, Los Angeles Lakers |
| 1974 | Freddie Scott, NFL wide receiver for the Atlanta Falcons |
| 1974 | Kelvin Cato, NBA center, Portland Trailblazers |
| 1973 | Barret Robbins, NFL center for the Oakland Raiders |
| 1972 | Sherell Ford, NBA forward, Seattle Supersonics |
| 1971 | Jocelyn Borgella, NFL cornerback, Detroit Lions |
| 1971 | Sharon Tina Jenkins, Auckland New Zealand, badminton player 1996 Olympics |
| 1970 | Brett Schultz, cricket pace bowler, South African Test |
| 1970 | Jacco Eltingh, Heerde, Netherlands, tennis star, 1993 ATP World Doubles |
| 1969 | Elaine Irwin Mellencamp, Allentown Penn, wife of John Cougar |
| 1969 | Mike Gisler, NFL guard/center for the New England Patriots |
| 1969 | Nicole Arendt, Somerville, New Jersey, tennis star, 1996 Australia doubles finalist |
| 1969 | Ricky Bottalico, New Britain CT, pitcher for the Philadelphia Phillies |
| 1968 | Courtney Hall, NFL center for the San Diego Chargers |
| 1968 | Gavin Stratfold, Darwin NT, Australasia golfer |
| 1967 | Myron Guyton, NFL full safety for the New England Patriots |
| 1967 | Jeff Tweedy, American Musician |
| 1966 | Shirley Manson, Scottish Musician |
| 1965 | Chris Burke, actor with down syndrome, Corky-Life Goes On |
| 1965 | Jon Hensley, Doylestown, Pennsylvania, actor, Holden Snyder-As the World Turns |
| 1964 | Bobby Jurasin, CFL defensive end for the Saskatchewan Roughriders |
| 1964 | Chad Kreuter, Marin County California, catcher, Chicago White Sox |
| 1964 | Dave Boyes, St. Catharines Ontario, rower 1996 Olympics |
| 1964 | Karla Karch-Gailus, Vancouver BC, basketball guard 1996 Olympics |
| 1964 | Tom Walsh, American Celebrity |
| 1963 | David Byas, cricketer, left-handed Yorkshire batsman |
| 1962 | Roger Kingdom, U.S. 60m hurdler, world record |
| 1961 | Jeff Parrett, born in Indianapolis, Indiana, pitcher for the St. Louis Cardinals |
| 1961 | Jimmy Olander, Palos Verdes Cal, singer, Diamond Rio-Meet in Middle |
| 1960 | Branford Marsalis, jazz saxophonist, Bring on the Night, Tonight Show |
| 1960 | Nancy Martinez, born in Montreal, Quebec, rocker, musician, singer, known for dance-pop music hit songs 'For Tonight', 'Move Out' |
| 1960 | Ola Ray, born in St. Louis, Missouri, playmate, Jun, 1980, actress, Thriller |
| 1959 | Jim Rutledge, Victoria, Canadian Tour golfer, 1995 Indian Open |
| 1959 | Joanne Gail Abbott, executive, MTV |
| 1959 | Kathryn P Hire, Mobile Alabama, Lieutenant Commander USN/astronaut, sk: STS-90 |
| 1957 | Alex Trevino, catcher for the Los Angeles Dodgers |
| 1954 | Michael Chetwood, born in Telford, England, rocker, musician, played for pop band T'Pau, which had Top 40 hits in the United Kingdom in the 1980's |
| 1954 | Sarah Lundy, born in America, horse trainer, won Sam F. Davis Stakes, Tampa Bay Downs, 1993, first female trainer to saddle a horse in the Belmont Stakes |
| 1954 | Steve Wright, Britain's wacky DJ/actor, Funny Man |
| 1954 | Pauline Hanson, Australian Politician |
| 1952 | John Kinsella, USA, swimmer, Gold Medal 1972 Olympics |
| 1952 | Michael Jeter, born in Lawrenceburg, Tennessee, actor, Fisher King |
| 1952 | Willie Rush, rocker, Asbury Jukes |
| 1951 | Robert Torricelli, born in Paterson, New Jersey, Representative-D-New Jersey 1983 - 2003 |
| 1951 | Edward Witten, American Mathematician |
| 1950 | Richard Cowsill, Newport, Rhode Island, rocker, Cowsills-Hair, We Can Fly |
| 1949 | John Baldwin, Detroit, light middleweight boxer 1968 Olympics bronze |
| 1949 | Leon Redbone, American Musician |
| 1948 | Jet Black, rocker, Stranglers-Dreamtime |
| 1948 | Valerie Simpson, Bronx, singer, Ashford's partner, Like a Rock |
| 1947 | Candy Moore, Maplewood, New Jersey, actress, Lunch Wagon, Tomboy and Champ |
| 1946 | Alison Steadman, Liverpool England, actress, Life is Sweet |
| 1946 | Tom Ridge, American Politician |
| 1945 | Mel Watt, born in Steele Creek, North Carolina, Representative-D-North Carolina 1993 - |
| 1945 | Tom Ridge, born in Munhall, Pennsylvania, Representative-R-Pennsylvania 1983 - 1995, Governor Pennsylvania 1995 - 2001, 1st Secretary of Homeland Security |
| 1945 | Mel Watt, American Politician |
| 1944 | Cornelia J "Corry" Arends, Dutch actress, Fool's Hat |
| 1944 | Richard A W G, English prince/duke of Gloucester |
| 1943 | Ulf Sundelin, Sweden, yachtsmen, Gold Medal 1968 Olympics |
| 1942 | John E Blaha, San Antonio, USAF/astronaut, STS-29, 33, 43, 58, 79/81 |
| 1942 | Vic Dana, Buffalo, singer/dancer, Talent Scouts |
| 1941 | Barbet Schroeder, director, Barfly, Single White Female, More |
| 1941 | Chris Curtis, Chris Crummy, rock drummer/vocalist, Deep Purple |
| 1941 | Barbara Ehrenreich, American Writer |
| 1938 | Francine York, Aurora, Minnesota, actress, Slattery's People |
| 1937 | Tom Heinsohn, NBA star/coach, Boston Celtic |
| 1936 | Yvette Vickers, KC, playmate, Jul 1959, actress, Attack of 50' Woman |
| 1935 | Cornelis B Vaandrager, Cor Vaan, Dut poet, Long Live Joop Massaker |
| 1935 | Geraldine Ferraro, born in Newburgh, New York, Representative-D-New York 1979 - 1985, 1st female Democratic Vice Presidential candidate 1984 |
| 1934 | Arthur Gordon Clough, journalist |
| 1932 | Joe H. Engle, born in Abilene, Kansas, Brigadier General USAF/astronaut, STS-T-2, T-4, 2, 51I |
| 1932 | Leon Hughes, born in Los Angeles, California, born Thomas Leon Hughes, member of The Coasters with Bobby Nunn, Carl Gardner, Billy Guy |
| 1931 | Guy Vander Jagt, born in Cadillac, Michigan, Representative-R-Michigan 1966 - 1993 |
| 1930 | Joe Solomon, cricketer, WI batsman of 50's Cap fell on wkt vs. Australia |
| 1927 | Francois Leydet, sierra club, Last Redwoods |
| 1927 | Sam Massell, Mayor-Atlanta |
| 1922 | Lazar Nikolov, composer |
| 1921 | Ben Bradlee, Boston, editor/journalist/executive, Washington Post |
| 1921 | David Begelman, film producer |
| 1921 | William Preston, Columbia Penn, actor, Fisher King, Waterworld |
| 1919 | Ronny Graham, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, actor, Bob Crane Show, Chico and the Man |
| 1918 | Louis W. "Louis" Stotijn, bassoonist/conductor, Residence Orchestra |
| 1917 | Jan Clayton, Tularosa, New Mexico, actress, Ellen Miller-Lassie |
| 1917 | William French Smith, Attorney General, 1981-85 |
| 1917 | Eileen Caddy, born in Alexandria, Egypt, new age author, spiritual teacher, founded Findhorn Foundation commune, an international New Age community, dubbed 'Vatican of the New Age', today home to 400 residents from more than 40 countries |
| 1916 | Allan Leslie Merson, historian |
| 1915 | Gre Brouwenstijn, Dutch singer |
| 1915 | Humphrey Searle, England, writer, 20th Century counterpoint |
| 1915 | Jim Davis, born in Edgerton, Missouri, actor, Jack Ewing-Dallas |
| 1915 | William Bardwell, composer |
| 1914 | Julio Cortazar, Argentina, writer, We Love Glenda So Much |
| 1913 | Cees de Lange, Dutch conferencier |
| 1913 | Robertson William Davies, novellist essayist/dramatist |
| 1911 | Lester Lanin, orchestra leader, 40 Beatle Hits |
| 1909 | Eric Quail Davies, cricket pace bowler, 5 Tests for South Africa 1935-39 |
| 1909 | Frank Gasparro, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, U.S. chief engraver, 1965-81 |
| 1908 | Bill Hunt, cricketer, NSW slow left-armer, Test for Australia 1933 |
| 1906 | Albert B Sabin, Russia, U.S. microbiologist, oral polio vaccine |
| 1904 | Christopher W. Bradshaw-Isherwood, British/US writer, Goodbye to Berlin |
| 1904 | Christopher Isherwood, American Author |
| 1903 | Jimmy Rushing, U.S. blues singer |
| 1901 | General Maxwell D Taylor, former U.S. Army chief of staff |
| 1901 | Jan de Quay, Dutch minister of war/premier, KVP, 1959-63 |
| 1901 | Tullio Campagnolo, Italy, bicycle manufacturer, Fiat |
| 1901 | Maxwell D. Taylor, Soldier |
| 1899 | Rufino Tamayo, Mexican painter |
| 1898 | Peggy Guggenheim, art patron and collector |
| 1896 | Richard Hammond, composer |
| 1895 | Earl Long, American Politician |
| 1891 | Emmy van Lokhorst, Dutch author |
| 1891 | Ferdinand Bruckner, Theodor Tagger, Austrian playwright, Races |
| 1890 | Tommy Andrews, cricketer, NSW and Aussie player of the 1920's |
| 1887 | Luis Abraham Delgadillo, composer |
| 1885 | Jules Romains, France, novelist/playwright/poet, Men of Good Will |
| 1884 | Earl Biggers, author, "Charlie Chan" detective series |
| 1882 | James Franck, German naturalist, Nobel 1925 |
| 1882 | Johannes Lindeboom, vicar/church historian, Netherlands Archives |
| 1880 | Guillaume Apollinaire, France, poet and movie critic, 'Alcoola' |
| 1875 | John Buchan, Scotland, Governor-General of Canada/writer, Battle of Somme |
| 1873 | Lee De Forest, Council Bluffs, inventor, Audion vacuum, radio, tube |
| 1870 | Aleksander Kuprin, Russian author, Pojedinok |
| 1850 | Charles Richet, French physiologist, anaphylaxis-Nobel 1913 |
| 1843 | George August Lumbye, composer |
| 1842 | Heinrich I Quincke, German internist, Lumbaalpunctie |
| 1838 | John Wilkes Booth, actor/assassin, President Lincoln |
| 1835 | Theodore Washington Brevard, Brigadier General Confederate Army |
| 1833 | Charles Jackson Paine, Major General Union volunteers |
| 1828 | Erik Anthon Valdemar Siboni, composer |
| 1825 | Jacobus J Backer, German sea historian |
| 1823 | Wilhelm Troszel, composer |
| 1820 | James Harlan, Rep-Iowa, U.S. Secretary of Interior, 1865 - 1866 |
| 1819 | Albert "Bertie" von Saksen-Coburg-Gotha, husband of queen Victoria |
| 1813 | Nicaise de Keyser, Flemish painter, Battle of Guilder Tracks |
| 1811 | Danville Leadbetter, Brigadier General Confederate Army |
| 1788 | Aloys Schmitt, German music theory/composer/royal pianist |
| 1749 | Johann Ernst Rembt, composer |
| 1745 | Francois Guichard, composer |
| 1743 | Antoine-Laurent Lavoisier, Paris, father of mod chemistry, Oxygen |
| 1743 | Antoine Lavoisier, French Scientist |
| 1740 | Joseph Montgolfier, France, aeronaut, ballooning |
| 1726 | Karl Kohaut, composer |
| 1687 | Willem the Fesch, Dutch violinist and composer, Joseph |
| 1676 | Robert Walpole, Whig, British Prime Minister, 1721-42 |
| 1627 | Thomas Bullis, composer |
| 1596 | Frederik V, king of Bohemia, White Mountain |
