| 1976 | Ed Jovanoski, born in Windsor, Ontario, NHL defenseman for the Florida Panthers |
| 1976 | Mpumelo Mbangwa, cricketer, Zimbabwe pace bowler vs. Pakistan 1996 |
| 1975 | Umeki Webb, WNBA guard and forward, Phoenix Mercury |
| 1974 | Derek Jeter, born in Pequanock, New Jersey, shortstop, New York Yankees, Rookie of Year 1996 |
| 1974 | Dieter Kalt, hockey forward, Team Austria 1998 |
| 1974 | Jason Kendall, born in San Diego, California, catcher for the Pittsburgh Pirates |
| 1973 | Aaron Jackson, born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, actor, Mark Winkle-California Dreams |
| 1973 | Mischa Smoking, soccer player, Dordrecht '90 |
| 1973 | Reggie Brown, NFL fullback for the Seattle Seahawks |
| 1973 | Gretchen Wilson, American Musician |
| 1972 | Jai Taurima, Australian long jumper 1996 Olympics |
| 1972 | Jerris McPhail, running back for the Miami Dolphins |
| 1971 | Carlton Gray, NFL cornerback, Seattle Seahawks, Indianapolis Colts |
| 1971 | Eddie Parenti, born in Montreal, Quebec, 100m butterfly swimmer 1996 Olympics |
| 1970 | Chris O'Donnell, actor, School Ties, Robin-Batman Forever |
| 1970 | Nicole Richardson, Australian softball outfielder 1996 Olympics bronze |
| 1970 | Paul Thomas Anderson, American Director |
| 1970 | Sean Hayes, American Actor |
| 1969 | Barry Kloeth, WLAF wide receiver for the Amsterdam Admirals |
| 1969 | Harry Boatswain, NFL tackle for the Philadelphia Eagles |
| 1969 | Michael Myers, born in Illinois, pitcher for the Detroit Tigers |
| 1969 | Troy Auzenne, NFL tackle for the Chicago Bears |
| 1969 | Colin Greenwood, British Musician |
| 1968 | Shannon Sharpe, NFL tight end, Denver Broncos Superbowl 32 |
| 1967 | Travis Fine, born in Atlanta, Georgia, actor, Ike McSwain-Young Riders |
| 1966 | Bryan Webb, horse trainer |
| 1966 | Kirk McLean, born in Toronto, NHL goalie, Vancouver Canucks |
| 1966 | Paul Mokha, born in Erie, Pennsylvania, rower 1996 Olympics |
| 1964 | Alison Wyeth, Isle West Middlesex England, 1.5k/5k runner |
| 1964 | Pamela Wright, born in Scotland, LPGA golfer, 1995 Jamie Farr Toledo-3rd |
| 1964 | Zeng Jinlian, born in Hunan, China, became tallest woman known, 2.46 m, 8'1" |
| 1963 | Devin Renee De Vasquez, born in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, playmate, June, 1985, actress |
| 1963 | Harriet Wheeler, English pop singer/composer, The Sundays |
| 1963 | Wendy Lucero-Schayes, born in Denver, Colorado, U.S. diver 1992 Olympics |
| 1963 | Mikhail Khodorkovsky, Russian Businessman |
| 1962 | George P N earl of St. Andrews, under English prince Edward |
| 1962 | Jerome Kersey, NBA forward, Golden State Warriors, Sea Supersonics |
| 1961 | Greg LeMond, U.S. bicyclist, Tour de France winner-1986, 1989, 1990 |
| 1960 | Barbara Edwards, born in Albuqueque, New Mexico, playmate of year, Sept, 1983, actress |
| 1960 | Jumpy Geathers, NFL defensive end, Denver Broncos Superbowl 32 |
| 1959 | Mark McKinney, Canadian Comedian |
| 1958 | Glen Stewart Godwin, born in Miami, Florida, murderer, FBI Most Wanted |
| 1957 | Patty Smyth, New York City, rock vocalist, Scandal-Warrior |
| 1956 | Azhar Cachalia, Scottish/South Africa leader, United Democratic Front |
| 1956 | Bernard A. Harris, Jr., born in Temple Texas, MD/Astronaut, STS-55, 63 |
| 1956 | Chris Isaak, born in Stockton, California, rock singer and songwriter, Wicked Game |
| 1956 | Robert Davi, actor, License to Kill, Raw Deal, Wild Thing |
| 1954 | Robert Davi, born in Astoria, New York, opera singer and actor, Gangster Chronicles |
| 1953 | James Anderson, writer |
| 1953 | Ralph Ezell, born in Unio,n Mississippi, singer, Shenandoah-Sunday in the South |
| 1952 | Gordon McQueen, soccer player |
| 1951 | Gary Gilmour, cricketer, exciting Aussie all-rounder 1973-77 |
| 1951 | Pamela Bellwood, born in New York City, actress, Ellen-W.E.B., Claudia-Dynasty |
| 1951 | Rindy Ross, born in Portland, Oregon, rock vocalist/saxophonist, Quarterflash |
| 1948 | Allen Michael Doyle, born in Woonsocket, Rhode Island, PGA golfer, 1991 Memorial-64th |
| 1946 | Clive Francis, born in London, England, actor, Masada |
| 1945 | Barry Schrader, composer |
| 1945 | David Heyn, cricketer, Sri Lankan batsman 1975 World Cup |
| 1944 | Ruth Kempson, linguist, SOAS |
| 1943 | Georgie Fame, rock vocalist, Get Away, Ballad of Bonnie and Clyde |
| 1943 | Jean Knight, U.S. singer, Mr Big Stuff |
| 1943 | John Allen Strang, composer |
| 1942 | Larry Taylor, born in Brooklyn, rocker, Canned Heat-On the Road Again |
| 1940 | Billy Davis, Jr., born in St. Louis, Missouri, singer, 5th Dimension-One Less Bell |
| 1940 | Robert Kramer, actor, A.K. |
| 1940 | Vittorio Storaro, cinematographer, Taxi, Little Buddah, Dick Tracy |
| 1939 | Ansar Ilgamovich Sharafutdinov, Russian cosmonaut |
| 1939 | Chuck Robb, born in Phoenix, Arizona, Senator-D-Virginia 1989 - 2001 |
| 1939 | Smangaliso P Mkhatshwa, born in South Africa, Secretary-General, Bishops' Conference 1983-88 |
| 1939 | Chuck Robb, American Politician |
| 1938 | Neil Abercrombie, born in Buffalo, New York, Representative-D-Hawaii, 1986 - 1987, 1991 - |
| 1937 | Henk van der Meyden, Dutch journalist, de Telegraaf/Prive |
| 1937 | Peter Pike, born in England, born Peter Leslie Pike, politician, Labor Party, Member of Parliament for Burnley |
| 1936 | Robert Maclennan, British MP |
| 1935 | Pete Peterson, born in Omaha, Nebraska, Representative-D-Florida 1991 - 1997 |
| 1934 | John V. Tunney, born in New York City, New York, heavyweight boxing champion, Representative-D-California 1965-1971 and Senator-D-California 1971 - 1977 |
| 1934 | Josef Sommer, born in Germany, actor, Witness, Target, Iceman, Forced March |
| 1934 | Luis Felipe Pires, composer |
| 1933 | Claudio Abbado, Milan Italy, composer and conductor, London Symph-1982 |
| 1933 | David Winnick, British MP |
| 1933 | Pat Morita, born in California, actor, Arnold-Happy Days, Karate Kid |
| 1932 | Henry Bromfield, cricketer, South Africa off-spinner in 9 Tests 1961-65 |
| 1931 | Alan Bailey, British sect, Department of transport |
| 1931 | Colin Wilson, author, Afterlife, Book of Great Mysteries |
| 1931 | Lucien Goethals, composer |
| 1930 | Willem G Statius Muller, Netherlands Antilles, conductor/pianist/composer |
| 1929 | Alexander Fenton, CEO, Euro Ethnological Research Center in Edinburgh |
| 1929 | Francesco Cossiga, president of Italy, 1985- |
| 1929 | Ian Prestt, English ornithologist |
| 1929 | Milton Glaser, American Designer |
| 1928 | Jacob Druckman, born in Philadelphia, composer, Animus I Auerole |
| 1927 | Leslie Carpenter, CEO, Reed International |
| 1925 | Pavel Ivanovich Belyayev, U.S.S.R., cosmonaut, Voskhod II |
| 1924 | Peter Miles, British keeper of privy purse |
| 1924 | Syd Lawrence, bandleader, Syd Lawrence Orchestra |
| 1923 | David Haslam, British rear Admiral, hydrographer |
| 1922 | Alan Peacock, economist |
| 1922 | Campbell Adamson, CEO, Abbey National Pictures |
| 1922 | Eleanor Parker, born in Ohio, actress, Caged, Detective Story, Hans Brinker |
| 1922 | Frances Rafferty, born in Sioux City, Iowa, actress, December Bride |
| 1921 | Abe Jan Koldijk, SS-physician, Limburg's family doctor |
| 1920 | Michael Eastham, high court judge |
| 1919 | Jay Silverheels, actor, Tonto-Lone Ranger |
| 1919 | Lord Rawlinson, British attorney general, Ewell |
| 1917 | William Hamilton, British MP |
| 1916 | Alex Dreier, born in Honolulu, Hawaii, newscaster, Whats it all about World? |
| 1916 | Paul Derrick, co-operator/Christian socialist |
| 1916 | Virginia Satir, American Psychologist |
| 1914 | John J "John" Beautiful Garden, sculptor |
| 1914 | Laurie Lee, male poet and author, I Can't Stay Long |
| 1914 | Richard Maltby, orchestra leader, Vaughn Monroe Show |
| 1914 | Wolfgang Windgassen, born in Annemasse, Germany, tenor, Stuttgart Opera |
| 1913 | Babe [Mildred Ella] Didrikson, born in Port Arthur, Texas, hurdler, Gold Medal 1932 Olympics |
| 1913 | Maurice Wilkes, inventor, stored program concept for computers |
| 1911 | Edward Levi, professor, Intro to Legal Reasoning |
| 1910 | Charles Spry, Australian security chief |
| 1909 | "Col Tom" Parker, [Dries Van Kruijk], born in Netherlands, rock manager, Elvis Presley |
| 1909 | Nicholas Polunin, environmentalist |
| 1906 | Stefan Andres, born in Germany, post-World War II writer, novelist |
| 1905 | Jack Longland, British director of education, Derbyshire |
| 1905 | Jan Louis Guillaume "Yvan" Doornik, Netherlands resistance fighter in France |
| 1904 | Peter Lorre, Hungarian American, actor, M, Casablanca, Beast with 5 Fingers |
| 1903 | Ashley Clarke, president, Venice in Peril Fund |
| 1903 | Floyd "Babe" Herman, Brooklyn Dodgers' slugger, .324 lifetime average |
| 1902 | Antonia Brico, born in Rotterdam, Holland, conductor/pianist, Antonia |
| 1902 | William Lear, engineer/manufacturer/CEO, Lear Jet Corp |
| 1901 | Stuart Symington, born in Amherst, Massachusetts, Senator-D-Missouri 1953 - 1976 |
| 1901 | William Busch, composer |
| 1900 | Joseph E A "Jo" Spier, Dutch cartoonist/water color painter |
| 1898 | Willy Messerschmitt, German aircraft designer |
| 1897 | Viola Dana, born in Brooklyn, actress, Willow Tree, 40 Winks, Silent Lover |
| 1895 | Jankel Adler, Polish painter |
| 1894 | Bill Wirges, born in Buffalo, New York, orchestra leader, Growing Paynes |
| 1894 | Jeanne Eagels, actress, Rain, Under False Colors |
| 1893 | "Big Bill" Broonzy, born in Mississippi, blues singer/guitarist, Blues by Broonzy |
| 1892 | Pearl Sydenstricker Buck, born in China, author, Good Earth-Nobel 1938 |
| 1891 | Heinrich Lemacher, composer |
| 1891 | Sidney Coe Howard, U.S., dramatist, Swords, Pulitzer 1925 |
| 1891 | Vladislav Vancura, Czechoslovakian physician, stage, author and resistance fighter |
| 1887 | Anthony G de Rothschild, Britain, philanthropist |
| 1886 | Margaretha C E "Greta" Beekman, actress, Wrong Poes |
| 1885 | Andre Maurois, French writer, Balzac |
| 1885 | Billy Jenkins, [Erich Rosenthal], Magdeburg |
| 1878 | Albert Siklos, composer |
| 1878 | Ernest Torrence, born in Edinburgh, Scotland, actor, Hunchback of Notre Dame |
| 1876 | Nico[laas P] de Jong, Dutch radio play actor, Laughter and Tears |
| 1875 | Camille Zeckwer, composer |
| 1874 | Albert Relf, cricketer, England all-rounder in 13 Tests 1903-14 |
| 1874 | Mikhail Vladimirovich Ivanov-Boretsky, composer |
| 1869 | Martin Anderson Nexo, Danish poet and writer, Tabte Generation |
| 1866 | Josef Swickard, born in Coblenz, Germany, actor, Lost City, Tale of 2 Cities |
| 1865 | Bernard Berenson, art critic, Italian Painters of the Renaissance |
| 1865 | Charles E Bonin, French explorer/diplomat, China |
| 1865 | George C Pearce, actor, Country Kid, British Agent, Valiant |
| 1854 | Robert Laird Borden, C, 8th Canadian PM, 1911-20 |
| 1837 | Martin Davis Hardin II, Brigadier General Union volunteers, died in 1923 |
| 1837 | Victor Jean Baptiste Girardey, Brigadier General Confederate Army |
| 1831 | Julius Rodenberg, [Levy], German writer, Kriegs-Songs of War and Peace |
| 1824 | Kelvin, [William Thomson], British physicist, Kelvin Scale |
| 1824 | Moritz Furstenau, composer |
| 1823 | Frederick Bowen Jewson, composer |
| 1821 | Bartolome Mitre, Argentine general |
| 1763 | George Morland, England, artist of rural landscapes |
| 1760 | Johan I Jozef, monarch of Liechtenstein/Field Marshal |
| 1749 | Louis Joseph Claude Saint-Amans, composer |
| 1747 | Leopold Jan Antonin Kozeluh, composer |
| 1742 | Arthur Middleton, signer, Declaration of Independence |
| 1741 | John Langdon, American Politician |
| 1730 | Charles Joseph Messier, astronomer, cataloguer of "M objects" |
| 1702 | Philip Doddridge, England, Dr/nonconformist clergyman |
| 1655 | Jean Deutz, merchant/Amsterdam regent |
| 1582 | Johannes Schultz, composer |
