| 1975 | Jamie Nails, offensive tackle for the Buffalo Bills |
| 1974 | Alison McCreary, Florence Alabama, Miss America, Alabama-4th-1997 |
| 1974 | Ashaundai Smith, CFL receiver for the Hamilton Tiger Cats |
| 1974 | Bryan Still, wide receiver for the San Diego Chargers |
| 1974 | Kelly Jones, Welsh Musician |
| 1973 | Charles Emanuel, safety for the Philadelphia Eagles |
| 1973 | Sargis Sargsian, born in Yerevan, Armenia, tennis star, 1995 NCAA |
| 1972 | Bryan Rekar, born in Oak Lawn, Illinois, pitcher for the Colorado Rockies |
| 1972 | Omar Douglas, NFL wide receiver for the New York Giants |
| 1972 | Robert Kennedy, cricketer, New Zealand opening bowler 1996 |
| 1971 | Aaron Ledesma, baseball player |
| 1971 | Mark Parrish, born in Columbia, Maryland, canoe alternate for 1996 Olympics |
| 1970 | Andrea Congreaves, WNBA forward and center, Charlotte Sting |
| 1970 | Carl Everett, born in Tampa, Florida, baseball player, outfielder, played for Florida Marlins, Major League Baseball team, played for New York Mets, Boston Red Sox, Texas Rangers, Chicago White Sox, Seattle Mariners, Houston Astros, Montreal Expos, 2005 World Series Champion |
| 1970 | Lanee Butler, born in Manhasset, New York, mistral sailboat yachter, Olympic-11th-1996 |
| 1970 | Peter Newton, born in Kailua, Hawaii, sprint kayak 1996 Olympics |
| 1969 | Ray Roberts, tackle, Detroit Lions |
| 1968 | Jon Baker, WLAF defensive end for the Frankfurt Galaxy |
| 1967 | Tamas Darnyi, born in Budapest, Hungary, backstroke swimmer, 5 Gold Medals 1988, 1992 Olympics |
| 1967 | William "Bill" Carlucci, born in Minneapolis, Minnesota, rower 1996 Olympics bronze |
| 1967 | Anderson Cooper, American Journalist |
| 1966 | Wasim Akram, cricketer, brilliant Pakistani lefty fast bowler |
| 1965 | Suzan Kaminga, born in Austin, Texas, bodybuilder |
| 1965 | Mike Gordon, American Musician |
| 1964 | Nelson Liriano, born in Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic, infielder for the Pittsburgh Pirates |
| 1964 | Kerry King, American Musician |
| 1963 | Deb Richard, born in Abbeville, Louisiana, LPGA golfer, 1991 Women's Kemper Open |
| 1963 | Sabrina Goles, born in Yugoslavia, tennis star |
| 1963 | Yuri Yuriyevich Krikun, born in Russia, cosmonaut |
| 1962 | Connie Price-Smith, born in St. Charles, Missouri, discus thrower, 1996 Olympics |
| 1961 | Kevin Arnott, cricketer, Zimbabwe batsman, 101* vs. New Zealand 1992 |
| 1961 | Peter Glen Vidmar, born in Los Angeles, California, gymnast, Olympic-2 gold/silver-1984 |
| 1961 | Lawrence Lessig, American Educator |
| 1960 | Barry Lyons, born in Biloxi, Mississippi, Barry Stephen Lyons, baseball player, catcher, played for Major League Baseball teams, New York Mets, Chicago White Sox, served as backup catcher to Gary Carter, named Most Valuable Player, South Atlantic League, 1984 |
| 1960 | Carl Rackemann, cricketer, Queensland and Australian quickie |
| 1960 | Jack Daugherty, baseball player |
| 1960 | Steve Lyons, born in Tacoma, Washington, Stephen John Lyons, nicknamed 'Psycho', baseball player, outfielder, third baseman, television sportscaster, played with Boston Red Sox, Major League Baseball team, known for oddities, such as playing hangman and tic-tac-toe with his spikes |
| 1959 | Sam Mills, NFL linebacker, Carolina Panthers, Green Bay Packers |
| 1959 | Tom Arnold, former husband of Rosanne Barr/actor, True Lies, Stupids |
| 1958 | Ann Wilson, Brisbane Qld, golfer, 1985 R/U NSW Open |
| 1958 | Ibrahim Hussein, marathoner, Boston Marathon-1988, 91, 92 |
| 1958 | Scott Valentine, actor, Nick-Family Ties, My Demon Lover |
| 1956 | Danny Wilde, rocker, Rembrandts |
| 1956 | Suren Nalbandyan, U.S.S.R., lightweight 1976 Olympics gold |
| 1954 | Dan Hill, rocker, Sometimes When We Touch |
| 1952 | Billy Powell, keyboards, Lynyrd Skynyrd-That Smell, Freebird |
| 1951 | Christopher Cross, born in Texas, singer, Sailing |
| 1951 | David Ogilvie, cricketer, 5 Tests for Australia 1977-78 |
| 1951 | Deniece Williams, Chandler, Indiana, singer, Love Wouldn't Let Me Wait |
| 1950 | Marlene Elejarde, born in Havana, Cuba, 4x100m runner, Silver Medal 1968 Olympics |
| 1950 | Suzi Quatro, born in Detroit, singer, Stumblin', actress, Happy Days |
| 1949 | David Evenett, MP, Conservative |
| 1949 | Stephen Ruppenthal, composer |
| 1947 | Penelope Wilton, actress, Cry Freedom, Norman Conquests |
| 1947 | John Dykstra, American Scientist |
| 1946 | Anita Pollack, MEP, Labour |
| 1946 | Earl of Cromer, managing director, Inchcape, China, Ltd |
| 1946 | Eddie Holman, born in Norfolk, Virginia, recording artist, rhythm and blues, gospel, pop, soul genres, known for hit 'Hey There Lonely Girl' |
| 1946 | Ian Hunter, England, rocker, Mott the Hoople-All the Young Dudes |
| 1946 | John Paul Jones, rock bassist, Led Zeppelin |
| 1946 | Tristan Rogers, born in Australia, actor, Robert Scorpio-General Hospital |
| 1945 | Hale S. Irwin, Joplin, Missouri, PGA golfer, 1974 U.S. Open |
| 1944 | Edith McGuire, U.S. 200m sprinter 1964 Olympic gold |
| 1944 | Michael Clarke, born in New York City, rock drummer, Byrds-Turn! Turn! Turn! |
| 1943 | Billy Cunningham, NBA/ABA, Philadelphia 76ers, Carolina Cougers |
| 1943 | Eddie McGrady, born in County Down, Northern Ireland, born Eddie Kevin McGrady, Member of Parliament for South Down, founding member of the Social Democratic and Labor Party |
| 1943 | Mike Dennis, rocker, Dovells |
| 1942 | Anita Harris, singer and actress, Follow that Camel |
| 1942 | Curtis Mayfield, born in Chicago, rock vocalist, Freddie's Dead, Superfly |
| 1942 | Duane Josephson, baseball player |
| 1940 | Richard Edwards, cricketer, WI pace bowler 1968-69 Australia/New Zealand tour |
| 1939 | David Frederick Stock, composer |
| 1939 | Phil Gallie, born in Portsmouth, England, born Philip Roy Gallie, politician, Conservative Party, Member of the Scottish Parliament, Member of Parliament for Ayr |
| 1937 | Solomon P. Ortiz, born in Robstown, Texas, Representative-D-Texas 1983 - |
| 1936 | Colin Meads, rugby player |
| 1936 | David Nicholls, priest/theologian/political theorist |
| 1936 | Harry Pitt, vice chancellor, Reading University |
| 1936 | Larry McMurtry, U.S. scriptwriter, Lonesome Dove, Pulitzer 1986 |
| 1936 | Philip J. Attenborough, CEO/publisher, Hodder and Stoughton |
| 1935 | Raoul Franklin, chancellor, City University London |
| 1934 | Jim Gentile, baseball player |
| 1932 | Dakota Staton, Rabia Aliyah, U.S. jazz singer, In the Night |
| 1931 | Francoise Arnoul, actress/composer, French Cancan, Jacko and Lise |
| 1931 | Bert Lance, American Politician |
| 1930 | Marion [Eleanor] Zimmer Bradley [Breen], sci-fi author, Storm Queen |
| 1930 | Michael Melle, cricketer, South African pace bowler of early 1950's |
| 1930 | Marion Zimmer Bradley, American Writer |
| 1929 | Howard Yanks, founder, Philadelphia folk festival |
| 1929 | Chuck Barris, American Producer |
| 1929 | Howard Simons, American Editor |
| 1928 | Donald Judd, U.S., sculptor, minimal art |
| 1928 | John Reid, cricketer, prolific New Zealand batsman 1949 - 1965 |
| 1928 | Sheila Faith, MP/MEP |
| 1927 | Boots Randolph, born in Paducah, Kentucky, saxophonist, Yakety Sax |
| 1926 | Allen Ginsberg, born in Newark, New Jersey, beat poet, Howl |
| 1926 | Carlos Veerhoff, composer |
| 1926 | Colleen Dewhurst, born in Montreal, Canada, actress, Maggie-Blue and Grey |
| 1926 | Hamilton Fish, Jr., born in Washington, D.C., Representative-R-New York 1969 - 1995 |
| 1926 | Janez Maticic, composer |
| 1926 | Roscoe Bartlett, born in Moreland, Kentucky, Representative-R-Maryland 1993 - |
| 1926 | Roscoe Bartlett, American Politician |
| 1925 | Gerhard Zwerenz, writer |
| 1925 | Thomas Winning, Roman Catholic archbishop, Glasgow |
| 1925 | Tony Curtis, born in Bronx, New York, actor, Some Like It Hot |
| 1924 | David Richard Holloway, literary Editor |
| 1924 | Michael Gow, commandant, Royal College of Defense Studies |
| 1923 | Michael Jaffe, director, Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge England |
| 1922 | Alain Resnais, born in France, director, Providence, Hiroshima, Mon Amour |
| 1922 | Ivan Patachich, composer |
| 1922 | M. Alain Resnais, born in Vannes, France, director, Melo, I Want to Go Home |
| 1920 | Lord Brandon of Oakbrook, Lord of appeal, Ordinary |
| 1918 | Patrick Cargill, actor, Help, Hammerhead |
| 1915 | Iris Meredith, born in Sioux City, Iowa, actress, Son of Davy Crockett |
| 1915 | Leo Gorcey, born in New York City, actor, Mannequin, Road to Zanzibar |
| 1914 | Eugene Fuller, polymath/linguist |
| 1914 | Ronald George Woodman, pilot |
| 1912 | Richard D'Aeth, president, Hughes Hall Cambridge |
| 1912 | William Douglas-Home, playwright, Now .. Barabbas |
| 1911 | Ellen Corby, born in Racine, Wisconsin, actress, Grandma Walton-Waltons |
| 1911 | Mason Gross, Dr/TV professor, Think Fast, Two for the Money |
| 1911 | Olaf Okern, born in Norway, Nordic skier, Olympic-medal-1948 |
| 1911 | Paulette Goddard, Marion Levy, born in Switzerland, actress, Great Dictator |
| 1910 | Wilfred Thesiger, explorer/writer |
| 1909 | Shawn Fanning, American Businessman |
| 1908 | Adele Dixon, actress, Calling the Tune |
| 1908 | Eddie Acuff, actor, Guns of the Pecos, Phantom Creeps, Outer Gate |
| 1907 | Antonio Emmanvilovich Spadavecchia, composer |
| 1906 | Josephine Baker, dancer and Parisian night club owner, Folies-Bergere |
| 1906 | Louis Simmonds, bookseller |
| 1906 | Norman Gallichan, cricketer, all-rounder in 1 Test New Zealand vs. England 1937 |
| 1906 | Robert Brown Black, British diplomat/gov, Hong Kong |
| 1906 | Walter Robins, cricketer, dynamic England leg-spin all-rounder |
| 1904 | Charles Richard Drew, pioneer of blood plasma research |
| 1904 | Jan Peerce, Jacob Pincus Perelmuth, New York City, tenor, New York Met Opera |
| 1902 | Edward Wayne, physician, Queen of Scotland |
| 1901 | Maurice Evans, Dorchester England, actor, Maurice-Bewitched |
| 1900 | Gerard den Brabander, Jan G Jofriet, poet, Nothing New |
| 1900 | Gordon Sinclair, Canadian Journalist |
| 1899 | Georg von Bekesy, born in Budapest, Hungary, physician, Nobel-1961 |
| 1898 | Rosa Chacel, spanish novelist |
| 1895 | Kavalam Madhava Panikkar, born in India, diplomat, Asia and Western Dominance |
| 1893 | Assen Karastoyanov, composer |
| 1887 | Emil Axman, composer |
| 1879 | Pieter J A Adriani, Dutch tax lawyer |
| 1879 | Alfred Korzybski, Polish Scientist |
| 1877 | Raoul Dufy, France, Fauvist painter, Palm |
| 1873 | Otto Loewi, Frankfurt am Main Germany, physician, Nobel-1936 |
| 1870 | Jules JBV Bordet, Belgian bacteriologist, syphillis, Nobel 1919 |
| 1869 | Maria Radulphus, inspector on Curacao, Radulphus College |
| 1868 | Lvar Henning Mankell, composer |
| 1867 | Bela Anton Szabados, composer |
| 1865 | George V, Saksen-Coburg [Windsor], King of Great Britain, 1910-36 |
| 1864 | Ransom Eli Olds, auto, Oldsmobile, and truck, REO, manufacturer |
| 1844 | Detlev [Freiherr Friedrich A von] Liliencron, German poet |
| 1844 | Emile Paladilhe, composer |
| 1844 | Garret Augustus Hobart, R, 24th U.S. Vice President, 1897-99 |
| 1843 | Frederik VIII CWK, King of Denmark, 1906-12 |
| 1841 | Eduardo Caudella, composer |
| 1840 | Eugeen van Oye, Flemish writer/poet, Morning Twilight |
| 1839 | Paul Lindau, German playwright/critic, Der Herr im Hause |
| 1832 | Alexander Charles Lecocq, composer |
| 1831 | Otho French Strahl, Brigadier General Confederate Army |
| 1829 | Alfonse Charles Renaud de Vilback, composer |
| 1828 | Jean Alexander Ferdinand Poise, composer |
| 1828 | Jose Inzenga y Castellanos, composer |
| 1824 | Charles Kinnaird Graham, Major General Union volunteers |
| 1819 | Johann Barthold Jongkind, Lattrop, Netherlands, Dutch/French painter, Winter Scenes |
| 1819 | Thomas Ball, U.S., sculptor/painter/singer |
| 1815 | Martin Edward Green, Brigadier General Confederate Army |
| 1812 | Pieter Mijer, Dutch Governor-General of Netherlands Indies, 1866-72 |
| 1808 | Jefferson Davis, born in Kentucky, President of Confederate States of America, 1861 - 1865 |
| 1804 | Richard Cobden, West Sussex, founder, Anti-Corn-Law League |
| 1801 | Frantisek Jan Skroup, composer |
| 1782 | Charles Waterton, eccentric naturalist/pioneer |
| 1780 | William Hone, England, author/bookseller, Every-Day Book |
| 1773 | Caspar G C Reinwardt, German/Dutch biologist |
| 1773 | Michael Gottard Fischer, composer |
| 1771 | Sydney Smith, Woodford Essex, preacher/reformer/author |
| 1770 | Manuel Belgrano, Argentina |
| 1761 | Henry Scrapnel, English inventor, shrapnel shell |
| 1750 | Frederic Thieme, composer |
| 1746 | James Hook, composer |
| 1738 | Johann Christoph Oley, composer |
| 1726 | James Hutton, Edinburgh Scotland, geologist |
| 1685 | Cornelis Hop, Amsterdam regent/diplomat |
| 1660 | Johannes Schenck, composer |
| 1657 | Manuel de Egues, composer |
| 1610 | Jacob Neefs, Flemish engraver/publisher, baptised |
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