| 1978 | Cristina Teuscher, born in New Rochelle, New York, 4X200m freestyle, 1996 Olympic gold |
| 1978 | Tara Mounsey, ice hockey defenseman, USA, 1988 Olympics |
| 1974 | Chris Carr, NBA guard for the Phoenix Suns, Minnesota Timberwolves |
| 1973 | Antonio Banks, cornerback for the Minnesota Vikings |
| 1973 | Gabriel Mendez, Australian soccer midfielder, Olyroos, 1996 Olympics |
| 1973 | Keif Bryant, NFL defensive end for the Seattle Seahawks |
| 1973 | Louis Laros, Dutch soccer player, Willem II, Vitesse |
| 1972 | Alisa Castillo, Miss Nevada USA, 1996 |
| 1971 | Greg Hansell, born in Bellflower, California, pitcher for the Minnesota Twins |
| 1971 | Isaiah Rider, NBA guard and forward for the Minnesota Timberwolves, Port Trailblazers |
| 1971 | Raul Mondesi, born in San Cristobal, Dominican Republic, outfielder for the Los Angeles Dodgers |
| 1970 | Michael Bankston, NFL defensive end for the Arizona Cardinals |
| 1970 | Rex Walters, NBA guard for the Philadelphia 76ers, Miami Heat |
| 1970 | Rod Smith, NFL cornerback for the Carolina Panthers, Green Bay Packers |
| 1969 | Graham Coxon, born in Rintein, West Germany, musician, instrumentalist, singer, songwriter, painter, lead guitarist and singer for Blur, art and music is featured on the band's seven albums, including Leisure, 1991, album titled 13, in 1999, and Think Tank, 2003, single-handedly recorded seven solo albums, including The Spinning Top on Transgressive records |
| 1969 | J. P. Izquierdo, CFL slot back for the Calgary Stampeders |
| 1969 | Karen Snelgrove, London Ontario, softball pitcher 1996 Olympics |
| 1969 | Muhammad Oliver, NFL cornerback and safety for the Washington Redskins |
| 1968 | Merton Hanks, NFL safety for the San Francisco 49ers |
| 1968 | Aaron Eckhart, American Actor |
| 1967 | Irvin Smith, CFL cornerback, for the Montreal Alouettes |
| 1967 | Rowelle Blenman, WLAF cornerback and safety, London Monarchs |
| 1966 | Alecia Stephenson, born in North Vancouver, British Columbia, softball ss 1996 Olympics |
| 1966 | Erich Fischer, born in Dinuba, California, U.S. Olympic water polo foward 1992 Olympics |
| 1966 | Grant Long, NBA forward for the Detroit Pistons, Atlanta Hawks |
| 1965 | Fran Harris, WNBA guard for the Houston Comets |
| 1965 | Molly Van Nostrand, born in West lslip, New York, tennis star |
| 1965 | Randy Dixon, NFL guard for the Indianapolis Colts |
| 1965 | Steve Finley, born in Union City, Tennessee, outfielder for the San Diego Padres |
| 1964 | Tony Terry, rock producer, Tony Terry |
| 1963 | Candy Costie, born in Seattle, Washington synchronized swimmer, 1984 Olympic gold |
| 1963 | Joaquim Carvalho Cruz, Brazil, 800m runner 1984 Olympics gold |
| 1963 | John Andretti, race car driver |
| 1963 | Julia Campbell, born in Huntsville, Alabama, actress, Opportunity Knocks |
| 1962 | Darryl Strawberry, born in Los Angeles, California, right fielder for the Mets, Dodgers, Yankees |
| 1962 | Gunde Svan, Swedish long jumper 1984,1988 Olympics gold |
| 1960 | Courtney B. Vance, born in Detroit, Michigan, actor, Hamburger Hill |
| 1960 | Eldine Baptiste, cricketer, WI all-rounder early 80's |
| 1958 | Debra Jensen, born in Orange County, California, playmate, January, 1978 |
| 1957 | Jerry Levine, born in New Brunswick, New Jersey, actor, Born on 4th of July |
| 1957 | Marlon D. Jackson, born in Gary, Indiana, singer, Jackson 5-Maybe Tomorrow |
| 1957 | Steve Harris, born in London, hard rock bassist, Iron Maiden-Gypsy's Kiss |
| 1956 | Dale Murphy, born in Portland, Oregon, slugger, Atlanta Braves, 2 time NL MVP |
| 1953 | Labamba, Richard Rosenberg, rocker, Asbury Jukes |
| 1953 | Carl Hiaasen, American Writer |
| 1951 | Caren Kaye, born in New York City, actress, My Tutor, Bambi-Blansky's Beauties |
| 1951 | Jack Green, musician, guitar, played with T. Rex, The Pretty Things, member of Rainbow, launched solo album Humanesque |
| 1950 | Jon Provost, actor, Timmy-Lassie |
| 1950 | Willie Duggan, rugby football player |
| 1949 | Bill Payne, born in Waco, Texas, rock keyboardist, Little Feat-Time Loves a Hero |
| 1949 | David Mellor, secretary of the British treasury and MP |
| 1949 | Mary Alice Williams, news reporter, NBC-TV |
| 1949 | Mike Gibbons, born in Swansea, Wales, rock drummer, Badfinger |
| 1949 | Sara Lane, born in New York City, actress, Elizabeth Grainger-The Virginian |
| 1948 | Dana Walden, rock keyboardist, Champaign |
| 1948 | James Taylor, born in Boston, Massachusetts, vocalist and guitarist, Up on the Roof |
| 1948 | Kent Conrad, Sen-D North Dakota |
| 1948 | Les Holroyd, born in Oldham, England, rocker, Barclay James Harvest |
| 1948 | Virginia Bottomley, secretary, Heritage |
| 1948 | Virginia Bottomley, British minister of state health |
| 1947 | Jill O'Hara, born in Warren, Pennsylvania, Broadway actress, Promises! Promises! |
| 1947 | Mitt Romney, American Politician |
| 1946 | Liza Minnelli, born in Hollywood, California, singer and actress, Sterile Cuckoo, Cabaret |
| 1945 | Hans van Emden, Dutch guitarist, Les Baroques |
| 1942 | Bert Campaneris, baseball player for the Oakland A's |
| 1942 | Paul Kantner, born in San Francisco, California, rock singer/guitarist, Jefferson Airplane |
| 1942 | Salvatore "the Bull" Gravano, mobster, testified against Gotti |
| 1940 | Al Jarreau, born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, jazz singer, Moonlighting |
| 1940 | Albert Johanneson, soccer star |
| 1939 | Barbara Feldon, born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, actress, Agent 99-Get Smart |
| 1939 | David Mlinaric, British interior director |
| 1938 | Dimitri Terzakis, composer |
| 1938 | Johnny Rutherford, auto racer, 26 championship races |
| 1938 | Karl Soderlund, born in Duluth, Minnesota, Mr. Sally Jesse Raphael |
| 1938 | Millie Perkins, actress, Diary of Anne Frank, Table for 5, Shooting |
| 1938 | Norman Hogg, born in Scotland, politician, Labor Party, Member of Parliament for Cumbernauld and Kilsyth 1983 - 1997 |
| 1938 | Tona Scherchen-Hsiao, composer |
| 1938 | Vijay Mehra, cricketer, Indian Test batsman from age 17 |
| 1937 | Elizabeth Vaughan, opera soprano, Victor-Victoria |
| 1936 | Anthony Loehnis, vice chairman, S G Warburg and Co |
| 1936 | Keith Slater, cricketer, one Test for Australia 1958-59 series |
| 1936 | Lloyd Dobbins, born in Newport News, Virginia, newscaster, NBC News Overnight |
| 1936 | Patrick Procktor, painter |
| 1935 | Helga Pilarczyk, German soprano, Salome, Lulu |
| 1935 | John Gross, author, Age of Kipling, Dickens and 20th Century |
| 1934 | Rudolph Agner, CEO, Consolidated Gold Fields |
| 1932 | Andrew Young, U.S. ambassador to United Nations, 1977 - 1979, Mayor-D-Atlanta |
| 1931 | Geoffrey de Bellaigue, director, Royal Collection |
| 1931 | William "Buckwheat" Thomas, actor, Little Rascals |
| 1931 | Herb Kelleher, American Businessman |
| 1930 | Antony Acland, provost of Eton/British ambassador, to U.S. |
| 1930 | Robin Cavendish, disabled campaigner |
| 1930 | Scoey Mitchill, born in Newburgh, New York, comedian, Barefoot in the Park, Rhoda |
| 1929 | Bernard Costello, U.S., double sculls, Olympics silver 1956 |
| 1929 | Lupe Anguiano, Mexican-American civil rights activist |
| 1928 | Edward Albee, born in Washington, D.C., playwright, Virgina Woolfe, Zoo Story |
| 1928 | Phil Jones, principal, Trinity College of Music |
| 1928 | Roland Moyle, British deputy chairman, Police Complaints Authority |
| 1927 | Raul Alfonsin, president, Argentina |
| 1926 | David Oliver Williams, trade unionist, COHSE |
| 1926 | George R. Ariyoshi, Gov-D-Hawaii |
| 1926 | Gudrun Ure, British actress, Lady MacBeth, BBC Sorcerer |
| 1926 | Hildy Park, born in Washington D.C., actress, To Tell the Truth |
| 1926 | John C. Holmes, U.S. writer, Horn |
| 1926 | Rolv Berger Yttrehus, composer |
| 1926 | Ronald Alley, art gallery manager, Tate Gallery |
| 1926 | John Clellon Holmes, American Writer |
| 1925 | Georges Delerue, composer |
| 1925 | Harry [Maxwell] Harrison, UK, sci-fi author, Deathworld Trilogy |
| 1925 | Leo Esaki, Esaki Reona, Japan, physicist, Tunnel effect-Nobel 1973 |
| 1925 | Louison Bobet, French cyclist, Tour de France 1953-55 |
| 1925 | G. William Whitehurst, born in Norfolk, Virginia, Representative-R-Virginia 1969 - 1987 |
| 1925 | Harry Harrison, American Author |
| 1923 | Hjalmar Andersen, born in Norway, 1500, 5K, 10K speed skater, 1952 Olympics gold |
| 1923 | Norbert Brainin, violinist |
| 1923 | Wally Schirra, born in New Jersey, astronaut, flew in Mercury, Gemini and Apollo, America's first three space programs |
| 1922 | Helen Parrish, born in Columbus Georgia, actress, Hour Glass, Show Business |
| 1922 | Jack Kerouac, Beat writer, On the Road, Mexico Blues |
| 1922 | Lane Kirkland, union president, AFL-CIO |
| 1922 | Thomas Hugh Eastwood, composer |
| 1921 | Giovanni Agnelli, CEO, Fiat Automakers |
| 1921 | Gordon MacRae, born in East Orange, New Jersey, singer and actor, Oklahoma, Carousel |
| 1921 | Max de Metz, Dutch publisher and translator |
| 1921 | Ralph Shapey, born in Philadelphia, composer, Fantasy, Rituals |
| 1921 | Gianni Agnelli, Italian Businessman |
| 1921 | Earl Nightingale, born in Los Angeles, California, author, motivational speaker, his radio program, 'Our Changing World', most highly syndicated radio program ever, recorded over 7,000 radio programs |
| 1917 | Googie Withers, born in Karachi, India, actress, 1 of Our Aircraft is Missing |
| 1917 | Tom Normanton, British MP |
| 1917 | Leonard Chess, Polish Businessman |
| 1915 | Alberto Burri, Italian physician, sculptor and abstract painter |
| 1914 | Jan Kapr, born in Prague, Czechoslovakia, pupil of Jaroslav Ridky, second half of the 20th century's most prolific Czech composer |
| 1914 | Tommy Farr, Welsh Athlete |
| 1913 | Harold Butler, cricketer, England pace bowler late 40's |
| 1912 | James McKay, lord provost of Edinburgh |
| 1912 | Kylie Tennant, novelist, Battlers, Lost Haven |
| 1912 | Paul Weston, born in Springfield, Massachusetts, orchestra leader, Jim Nabors Hour |
| 1912 | Irving Layton, Canadian Poet |
| 1911 | Gustavo Diaz Ordaz, president of Mexico |
| 1910 | Roger L. Stevens, producer, Giant |
| 1910 | Tony "Two-Ton" Galento, born in Orange, New Jersey, boxer/actor, On the Waterfront |
| 1910 | Wilhelmus L. Reijers, sculptor |
| 1908 | David Saul Marshall, diplomat lawyer and politician |
| 1908 | Inez Courtney, born in New York City, actress, 13th Man, Crime Ring, Raven |
| 1907 | Margaret Peggy McCrorie Herbison, politician |
| 1904 | Ken James, cricket wicketkeeper, New Zealand's 1st Test, later Northants |
| 1900 | David Croll, QC senator |
| 1900 | Zoltan Vasarhelyi, composer |
| 1898 | Fredrik J "Frits" Bakker, Jr., Dutch actor, Sold Grandpa |
| 1896 | Jesse "Lone Cat" Fuller, San Francisco Blues Great |
| 1891 | Michael Polany, Hungarian and English,chemist, economist and sociologist |
| 1890 | A Evert Taube, Swedish writer and troubadour |
| 1890 | Vaslav Nijinsky, Ukrainian and U.S. ballet dancer, Petroesjka |
| 1889 | Philip Guedalla, historian |
| 1888 | Hall Johnson, composer |
| 1885 | Raphael HLAJM Verwilghen, Flemish architect and urban developer |
| 1883 | Judge Jackson, composer |
| 1881 | Daniel Webster Hoan, born in Wisconsin, Mayor-Socialist-Milwaukee |
| 1881 | Kemal Ataturk, 1st President of Rep of Turkey |
| 1881 | Vaino A. Tanner, premier of Finland, 1926-27 |
| 1880 | House Peters, England, silent film actor, Kansas Territory |
| 1878 | Gemma Galgani, Italian saint |
| 1878 | Joseph Gustav Mraczek, composer |
| 1877 | Wilhelm Frick, German protector of Bohemia and Moravia |
| 1875 | Julio Garreta, composer |
| 1874 | Edmund Eysler, Austrian composer |
| 1863 | Adolf A. Wolfschoon, Curaeao, poet |
| 1863 | Gabriele D'Annunzio, born in Italy, writer and military hero, Intruder |
| 1862 | Jane Delano, U.S., nurse, teacher and founder, Red Cross |
| 1860 | Salvatore Di Giacomo, composer |
| 1859 | Josef Cyril Sychra, composer |
| 1855 | John White, composer |
| 1848 | Cyrill Kistler, composer |
| 1838 | William Perkin, inventor, 1st artificial dye |
| 1837 | Felix Alexandre Guilmant, composer |
| 1835 | Simon Newcomb, U.S., scientist, mathematician and astronomer |
| 1832 | Charles Boycott, Ireland, estate manager |
| 1831 | Clement Studebaker, automobile pioneer, Studebaker |
| 1830 | William Felix Brantley, Brigadier General Confederate Army |
| 1827 | John Robert Jones, Brigadier General Confederate Army |
| 1827 | William Richard Terry, Brigadier General Confederate Army |
| 1824 | Gustav R. Kirchoff, born in Prussia, physicist, spectral analysis |
| 1823 | William Flank Perry, Brigadier General Confederate Army |
| 1821 | John Abbott, born in Quebec, Canada, C, 3rd Canadian PM, 1891-92 |
| 1821 | Luitpold von Bayern, Prince-regent of Bayern |
| 1816 | David Stuart, Brigadier General Union volunteers |
| 1808 | Gerrit van der Linde Jz, "Schoolmaster", Dutch poet |
| 1806 | Jane Means Appleton Pierce, 1st lady, 1853-57 |
| 1800 | Louis-Prosper Gachard, Belgian historian |
| 1795 | William Lyon MacKenzie, Canadian Journalist |
| 1793 | Augustin-Philippe Peellaert, composer |
| 1788 | Pierre J David, David d'Angers, French sculptor |
| 1768 | Carolus Antonius Fodor, composer |
| 1755 | Georges Couthon, French politician |
| 1710 | Thomas Augustine Arne, English composer, Alfred, Rule Britannia |
| 1685 | George Berkeley, born in Ireland, philosopher and bishop of Cloyne |
| 1626 | John Aubrey, born in Percy, England, English writer, wrote 'Brief Lives' |
| 1515 | Caspar Othmayr, composer |
| 1479 | Giuliano de' Medici, monarch of Florence |
| 1336 | Eduard, Duke of Gelre, 1361-71, husband of Catharina of Bayern |
