| 1988 | Kerri Ann Darling, actress, Alli Fowler-Another World |
| 1986 | Melissa Stern, Baby M]/[Sara Whitehead, surrogate baby |
| 1986 | Mary Beth Whitehead, American Celebrity |
| 1984 | Emily Ann Lloyd, actress, Sarah Kramer-Something So Right |
| 1977 | Tom van der Leegte, Dutch soccer player, PSV |
| 1976 | Danny Fortson, NBA forward for the Denver Nuggets |
| 1976 | Roberta Alma Anastase, Miss Universe-Romania, 1996 |
| 1975 | B. J. Gallis, CFL linebacker for the BC Lions |
| 1975 | Gregory DuBois, hockey defenseman, Team France 1998 |
| 1974 | Rosanna Gimenez, Miss Paraguay Universe, 1997 |
| 1973 | Serge Tremblay, born in La Malbaie, Quebec, weightlifter 1996 Olympics |
| 1972 | Kirby Dar Dar, wide reciever for the Miami Dolphins |
| 1972 | Charlie Haas, born in Houston, Texas, Charles Doyle 'Charlie' Haas II, professional wrestler, wrestles for World Wrestling Entertainment, previously teamed with brother, Russ, on independent circuit, winning JAPW Tag Team Championship |
| 1971 | Mariah Carey, born in Huntington, New York, singer, rhythm and blues, pop music genres, five-time Grammy award winner, sold over 62.5 million albums |
| 1970 | Anthony Prior, NFL cornerback and safety, New York Jets, Minnesota Vikings |
| 1970 | Corey Page, actor, Richard Wilkins-Loving/City |
| 1970 | Ed Philion, NFL nose tackle for the Buffalo Bills |
| 1969 | Tom Beer, NFL running back, Detroit Lions |
| 1968 | Irina Belova, Russian pentathelete, world record 1992 |
| 1967 | Jaime Navarro, born in Bayamon, Puerto Rico, pitcher for the Chicago Cubs |
| 1967 | Talisa Soto, born in Brooklyn, New York, actress, License to Kill |
| 1967 | Tom Hammonds, NBA forward, Minnesota Timberwolves, Denver Nuggets |
| 1966 | Kate Donahoo, born in Las Vegas, Nevada, U.S. judoka 1992 Olympics |
| 1963 | Dave Koz, born in Encino, California, saxophonist, compared to David Sanborn, musician, radio host, played on CBS' The Pat Sajak Show, host of Dave Koz Morning Show with Pat Prescott, on a smooth jazz station in Los Angeles |
| 1963 | Ed Pinckney, NBA forward for the Philadelphia 76ers |
| 1963 | Quentin Tarantino, director and screenwriter, Pulp Fiction |
| 1963 | Randall Cunningham, NFL quarterback, Philadelphia Eagles, Minnesota Vikings |
| 1963 | Todd Graves, born in Laurel, Mississippi, skeet, Olympics 1992, 1996 |
| 1963 | Xuxa, Maria da Graca Meneghel, Brazil, actress, Xuxa Park |
| 1962 | Kevin J. Anderson, American Writer |
| 1961 | Clark Datchler, vocalist, Johnny Hates Jazz-Don't Say it's Love |
| 1961 | Ellery Hanley, rugby league player |
| 1960 | Clare Lucy Madeleine Evans, historian |
| 1960 | Jennifer Grey, actress, Dirty Dancing |
| 1960 | Steve Jarvin, Australian soling yachter 1996 Olympics |
| 1958 | Bart Connor, gymnast and sportscaster 1984 Olympics gold |
| 1958 | Shaun Cassidy, rocker and actor, Hardy Boys, Texas Guns |
| 1958 | Susan Molinari, born in Staten Island, New York, Representative-R-New York 1990 - 1997 |
| 1957 | Billy MacKenzie, rock vocalist, The Associates-Affectionate Punch |
| 1957 | Nick Hawkins, born in the United Kingdom, politician, Conservative Party, lawyer, Member of Parliament for Surrey Heath 1992 - 2005 |
| 1956 | Brian Kelly, CFL wide receiver for the Edmonton Eskimos |
| 1956 | Thomas Wassberg, born in Sweden, 15K/50K cross country skier 1980 Olympics gold |
| 1955 | Kim Brassey, racehorse trainer |
| 1955 | Patrick McCabe, born in Clones, Ireland, novelist, wrote 'Butcher Boy', 'Breakfast on Pluto', both adapted into films by Neil Jordan |
| 1953 | Annemarie Moser-Proll, born in Austria, downhill skier 1980 Olympics gold |
| 1953 | Pamela Roylance, born in Seattle, Washington actress, Sarah-Little House on Prairie |
| 1952 | Chick Vennera, born in Herkimer, New York, actor, High Risk, Milagro Beanfield War |
| 1952 | Maria Schneider, born in Paris, actress, Last Tango in Paris, Crime of Honor |
| 1952 | Rocky Maffit, rocker, Champaign |
| 1951 | Bobby Lalonde, NHLer, Boston Bruins |
| 1950 | Maria Ewing, opera singer |
| 1950 | Tony Banks, born in East Sussex, England, singer, musician, pianist, keyboard player, guitarist, founding member of Genesis |
| 1950 | Vic Harris, born in Los Angeles, California, baseball player, second baseman for Texas Rangers, Milwaukee Brewers, Major League Baseball teams |
| 1949 | Patrick Deuchar, CEO, Albert Hall |
| 1949 | Leigh Steinberg, American Businessman |
| 1947 | Daphne Todd, president, Royal Society of Portrait Painters |
| 1947 | Dough Wilkerson, football |
| 1947 | Tom Sullivan, born in Boston, Massachusetts, blind actor, If You Could See What I Hear |
| 1946 | Bill Sudakis, baseball player |
| 1946 | Carl Weintraub, actor, Harry-Executive Suite |
| 1946 | Jerry Lacy, actor, 'Reverend Trask', 'Dark Shadows' |
| 1944 | Jesse Brown, American Politician |
| 1943 | Milton Robert Carr, born in Janesville, Wisconsin, Representative-D-Michigan 1975 - 1981, 1983 - 1993, and 1993 - 1995 |
| 1942 | Michael York, born in England, actor, Cabaret, Logan's Run, 3 Musketeers |
| 1942 | Raymond J. McGrath, born in Valley Stream, New York, Representative-R-New York 1981 - 1993 |
| 1941 | Charles Pashayan, Representative-R-California 1979 - 1991 |
| 1941 | Liese Prokop, born in Austria, pentathlete 1968 Olympics silver 1968 |
| 1940 | Austin Pendleton, born in Warren, Ohio, actor, Short Circuit, Simon, Hello Again |
| 1940 | June Wilkinson, born in Eastbourne, England, actress, Absolutely Glamarous |
| 1939 | Cale Yarborough, auto racer, Daytona 500-1968, 77, 83, 84 |
| 1939 | Jay Kim, born in Seoul, South Korea, Representative-R-California 1993 - 1999 |
| 1939 | Judy Carne, comedienne, Laugh-In, Love on a Rooftop |
| 1939 | Charles Lyell, born in England, born Charles Lyell, 3rd Baron Lyell, politician, Conservative Party, whip, House of Lords, Peerage of the United Kingdom |
| 1939 | Ruth Ashton, general secretary, Royal College of Midwives |
| 1938 | A. J. Bellingham, president, Royal College of Pathologists |
| 1938 | Jock Slater, born in the United Kingdom, admiral, Royal Navy, served 1958 - 1998, Equerry to Her Majesty The Queen, 1968 1971 |
| 1938 | P. Daubeny, CEO, Electricity Association |
| 1937 | Johnny "Clyde" Copeland, U.S. blues guitarist/singer, Lion's Den |
| 1936 | Jerry Lacy, born in Sioux City, Iowa, actor, Play it Again Sam |
| 1936 | Malcolm Goldstein, composer |
| 1935 | Earl of Suffolk and Berkshire |
| 1935 | Julian Glover, born in London, England, actor, QED, Heat and Dust, Mandela |
| 1934 | Arthur Mitchell, choreographer, Dance Theater of Harlem |
| 1934 | David Hancock, secretary, British Department of Education and Science |
| 1933 | DRG Andrews, CEO, Land Rover-Leyland |
| 1933 | Frank Taylor, Chief Constable, Durham |
| 1932 | Wes Covington, baseball player for the Philadelphia Phillies |
| 1931 | R. P. Bauman, CEO, British Aerospace |
| 1931 | Yoriaki Matsudaira, composer |
| 1930 | Bob den Uyl, Dutch journalist and writer, Bird Watching |
| 1930 | David Janssen, born in Naponee Nebraska, actor, Fugitive, Harry O |
| 1930 | Richard Hayman, born in Cambridge, Massachusetts, orchestra leader, Vaughn Monroe Show |
| 1928 | Douglas Applegate, born in Steubenville, Ohio, Representative-D-Ohio 1977 - 1995 |
| 1927 | Mstislav Rostropovich, born in Russia, Mstislav Leopoldovich Rostropovich, nickname "Slava", cellist, conductor, commissioned new works, enlarged cello repertoire more than any cellist, considered greatest cellist of 20th century |
| 1927 | Anthony Lewis, columnist New York Times and author, Gideon's Trumpet |
| 1927 | Cecil Bodker, born in Fredericia, Denmark, writer, won Mildred L. Batchelder Award for her book titled, The Leopard, considered the most outstanding book originally published in a foreign language in a foreign country, then published in the United States |
| 1927 | Lord Fanshawe of Richmond, MP |
| 1926 | Louis Blom-Cooper QC/press arbiter |
| 1925 | Charles Henry Plumb, born in England, Charles Henry Plumb, Lord Plumb, Baron Plumb of Coleshill, County of Warwickshire, Conservative Party, politician, leading figure, National Farmers Union |
| 1925 | R P Cohan, choreographer |
| 1925 | Robert Cohan, artistic director, Contemporary Dance Trust |
| 1924 | Harold Nicholas, U.S. actor, Tap, 5 Heartbeats, Stormy Weather |
| 1924 | Sarah .L Vaughan, born in Newark, New Jersey, jazz scat singer, Broken Hearted Melody |
| 1924 | Sarah Vaughan, American Musician |
| 1923 | Louis Simpson, Jamaican and US poet, Good News of Death |
| 1923 | Shusaku Endo, writer |
| 1923 | Victor Hochhauser, British impresario, Israeli Philharmonic Orchestra |
| 1922 | Margaret Stacey, sociologist |
| 1921 | Tom Bevill, born in Townley, Alabama, Representative-D-Alabama 1967 - 1997 |
| 1920 | Richard Hayman, bandleader, conductor and pianist, Theme of 3 Penny Opera |
| 1919 | Julian Amery, conservative minister |
| 1919 | Simon van Collem, Dutch journalist and TV host, Amsterdamned |
| 1917 | Cyrus R. Vance, U.S. Secretary of State, 1977 - 1980 |
| 1917 | Harry West, Unionist party leader, Unionist |
| 1917 | Cyrus Vance, American Statesman |
| 1915 | Richard Sharp, civil servant |
| 1914 | Budd Schulberg, born in New York City, novelist, On the Waterfront |
| 1914 | Richard Denning, born in Poughkeepsie, New York, actor, Steve-Karen, Hawaii Five-0 |
| 1914 | Snooky Lanson, born in Memphis, Tennessee, singer, Your Hit Parade, 5 Star Jubilee |
| 1913 | Godfrey Turner, composer |
| 1912 | James Callaghan, L, British Prime Minister, 1976-79 |
| 1912 | Reuel Lahmer, composer |
| 1912 | Robert Watson Hughes, composer |
| 1910 | Ai Qing, born in Eastern China, modern Chinese poet, original name Jiang Zheng Han, influenced by Kant and Hegel, modern poet Mayakovsky and Belgian poet Verhaeren |
| 1910 | Rudi Ball, Germany, Jewish ice hockey star, 1932 Olympics bronze |
| 1909 | Ben Webster, U.S. tenor saxophonist |
| 1909 | Golo Mann, Gottfried, German and U.S. historian, Antisemitism |
| 1908 | Jacques [Izaak] den Haan, Dutch writer, Dangerous Book |
| 1907 | Mary Treen, born in St. Louis, Missouri, actress, Emily-Willy |
| 1905 | Laszlo Kalmar, born in Hungary, mathematician, discovered mathematical logic, founder, theoretical computer science in Hungary |
| 1903 | Walt Kiesling, NFL guard/coach, HOF |
| 1901 | Albert Henneberg, composer |
| 1901 | Erich Ollenhauer, German politician, SPD |
| 1901 | Sato Eisaku, Lib, Japanese PM, 1964-72, Nobel 1974 |
| 1901 | Wilhelm Conrad von Rontgen, physicist, Nobel |
| 1901 | Carl Barks, American Artist |
| 1899 | Gloria Swanson, born in Chicago, Illinois, actress, Sadie Thomson, Queen Kelly |
| 1899 | Francis Ponge, French Poet |
| 1897 | Carlo Mierendorff, German politician and anti-fascist |
| 1894 | William Harrigan, New York City |
| 1893 | Karl Mannheim, Hungarian/German/British sociologist, Ideology and Utopia |
| 1892 | Ferde, Ferdinand Rudolf von, Grofe, born in New York, composer |
| 1892 | Thorne Smith, author, Topper, Rain in the Doorway, Stray Lamb |
| 1891 | Lajos Zilahy, Hungarian/US author, Ararat/Sud a nap |
| 1889 | Yakup Kadri Karaosmanoglu, Turkish writer and diplomat |
| 1886 | Ludwig Mies Van Der Rohe, German/U.S. architect, Bauhaus |
| 1883 | Jan Kunc, born in Doubravice na Svitavou, Czech Republic, composer, writer, pedagogue, composed chamber music, piano, solo vocal |
| 1879 | Edward Steichen, pioneered American photography |
| 1871 | Heinrich Mann, born in Germany, novelist/essayist, Blue Angel, ; bros of Thomas |
| 1871 | Petrus J M Aalberse, Dutch minister of Labor, 1918-25 |
| 1868 | Patty Smith Hill, author and songwriter, Happy Birthday To You |
| 1867 | Edyth Walker, U.S. singer |
| 1863 | Henry Royce, automobile founder, Rolls-Royce |
| 1859 | George Giffen, cricketer, one of Australia's greatest all-rounders |
| 1858 | Peter Christian Lutkin, composer |
| 1857 | Karl Pearson, born in London, England, mathematician |
| 1857 | Pearson, mathematician |
| 1854 | Edgar Tinel, Flemish composer, Le Chant Gregorien |
| 1851 | Paul-Marie-Theodore-Vincent d'Indy, born in Paris, comp, Symphonie Cevenole |
| 1851 | Ruperto Chapi y Lorente, composer |
| 1847 | Otto Wallach, Germany, chemist, Nobel 1910 |
| 1845 | Wilhelm Konrad Rontgen, born in Germany, discovered X-rays, Nobel 1901 |
| 1844 | Alophus Washington Greely, U.S., Arctic explorer |
| 1823 | Samuel Kosciusko Zook, Major General Union volunteers |
| 1818 | Jakob Axel Josephson, composer |
| 1816 | George Elvey, composer |
| 1814 | Charles Mackay, born in Perth, Scotland, poet, writer, journalist, songwriter, wrote for the Morning Chronicle, Illustrated London News, wrote book 'Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds', 1841, wrote popular song 'Cheer, Boys, Cheer' |
| 1813 | Nathaniel Currier, lithographer, Currier and Ives |
| 1810 | A Glabbrenner, writer |
| 1810 | William Hepworth Thompson, English Educator |
| 1809 | Georges Eugene Haussmann, born in Paris, France, architect |
| 1797 | Alfred V Comte de Vigny, French musketeer/writer, Moise, Chatterton |
| 1797 | Alfred de Vigny, French Poet |
| 1785 | Louis XVII Charles, king of France, 1793-95 |
| 1780 | August L Crelle, German inventor/mathematician, 1st Prussian Railway |
| 1772 | Giovanni Liverati, composer |
| 1765 | Franz Xaver von Baader, German philosopher/theologist |
| 1760 | Ishmail Spicer, composer |
| 1760 | MJ Auguste Vestrius, French ballet dancers |
| 1757 | Richard John Samuel Stevens, composer |
| 1746 | Augustin Ullinger, composer |
| 1746 | Carlo Bonaparte, Corsican attorney/father of emperor Napoleon |
| 1710 | Joseph Marie Clement dall' Abaco, composer |
| 1702 | Johann Ernst Eberlin, composer |
| 1665 | Benjamin Neukirch, German poet, Herrn von Hofmannswaldau |
| 1554 | Everhardus van Bronchorst, Dutch lawyer |
| 1416 | Antonio Squarcialupi, composer |
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