| 1991 | Emily McEnroe, daughter of Tatum O'Neal and John McEnroe |
| 1977 | Amanda Borden, born in Cincinnati, Ohio, gymnast, Silver Medal 1994 World, Gold Medal 1996 Olympics |
| 1975 | Adam Deadmarsh, Trail BC, NHL center, Colorado Avalanche, 1998 Olympics |
| 1974 | Grant Williams, NFL tackle for the Seattle Seahawks |
| 1974 | Janet Reasons, Port Orchard, Washington, Miss America-Washington 1997 |
| 1973 | Jerome Williams, NBA forward, Detroit Pistons |
| 1972 | Akili Johnson, NFL defensive back for the Atlanta Falcons |
| 1972 | Emma Ridley, Hanpstead, England, actress, Return to Oz |
| 1972 | Farrell Duclair, CFL fullback for the Calgary Stampeders |
| 1972 | Stuart Carlisle, cricketer, Zimbabwe Test batsman 1995- |
| 1971 | Andrei Kravtsov, Queensland, Australia, gymnast 1996 Olympics |
| 1971 | Eric Stock, soccer player, NEC |
| 1971 | Ronnie Dixon, NFL defensive tackle, Philadelphia Eagles, New York Jets |
| 1970 | Andre Stolz, Brisbane QLD, Australasia golfer |
| 1970 | Gina Philips, American Actress |
| 1969 | Curtis Whitley, NFL center, Panthers, Packers, Raiders |
| 1969 | Dennis Bergkamp, born in Amsterdam, Netherlands, soccer player, Ajax |
| 1969 | Judson Mills, Purcellville, Virginia, actor, Hutch-As The World Turns |
| 1969 | Martin Driever, WLAF tight end for the Rhein Fire |
| 1969 | Pete Schourek, born in Austin, Texas, pitcher for the Cincinnati Reds |
| 1968 | Julie Smith, Glendora, California, softball infielder, 1996 Olympics gold |
| 1966 | Jonathan Edwards, Britain, triple jumper, Olympics-gold/silver-92, 96 |
| 1966 | Mikael Andersson, Malmo Swe, NHL left wing, Tampa Bay Lightning |
| 1965 | Jim Schreiner, Kailua Hawaii, kayak alternate for 1996 Olympics |
| 1965 | Linda Evangelista, St. Catherines Canada, model, Elite |
| 1965 | Mike Butcher, baseball player |
| 1965 | Rony Seikaly, NBA center, Orlando Magic, Golden State Warriors |
| 1965 | Todd Kalis, NFL guard for the Cincinnati Bengals |
| 1964 | Dean Spriddle, Plymouth, England, Canadian Tour golfer, 1994 Oak Valley |
| 1963 | Lisa M Nowak, Washington D.C., Lieutenant Commander USN/astronaut |
| 1962 | Garry Daley, keyboard, China Crisis-Christian |
| 1962 | Joey Meyer, baseball player |
| 1962 | Robby Thompson, W Palm Beach, Florida, infielder for the San Francisco Giants |
| 1962 | David Fincher, American Director |
| 1961 | Blyth Tait, England, New Zealand equestrian 3 day event, 1996 Olympics gold |
| 1961 | Randy Cunneyworth, Etobicoke, NHL left wing, Ottawa Senators |
| 1961 | Teri Copley, Arcadia, California, actress, Mickey-We've Got it Made |
| 1960 | Bono Vox, [Paul Hauson], Dublin, Ireland, rocker, U2-Joshua Tree |
| 1960 | Merlene Ottey, Jamaican/Italian running star, Olympics |
| 1960 | Tauseef Ahmed, cricketer, leading Pakistani off-spinner of 80's |
| 1960 | Victoria Rowell, Portland, Maine, actress, Drucilla-Young and Restless |
| 1960 | Bono, Irish Musician |
| 1959 | Dan Schayes, NBA center and forward, Miami Heat, Orlando Magic |
| 1958 | Ellen Ochoa, born in Los Angeles, California, PhD/Astronaut, STS-56, 66 |
| 1958 | Jeannette Kohlhaas, LPGA golfer |
| 1958 | Margaret Ward, LPGA golfer |
| 1958 | Rick Santorum, born in Winchester, Virginia, Representative-R-Pennsylvania 1991 - 1995, Senator-R-Pennsylvania 1995 - 2007 |
| 1957 | Phil Mahre, Yakima Wash, alpine slalom skier, Olympic-gold/silver-80, 84 |
| 1957 | Sid Vicious, [John Simon Ritchie], England, bassist, Sex Pistols |
| 1957 | Steve Mahre, bonr in Yakima, Washington, twin alpine slalom skier, Silver Medal 1980, 1984 Olympics |
| 1955 | Bruce Hartzler, Washington D.C., canoe alternate for 1996 Olympics |
| 1955 | Chris Berman, sportscaster, ESPN |
| 1955 | Mark David Chapman, assassin, John Lennon |
| 1954 | Jeff Apple, born in Miami, Florida, producer, In the Line of Fire |
| 1953 | Aynsley Dunbar, rocker, Mothers of Invention-200 Motels, Retaliation |
| 1953 | Barbara Moxness, LPGA golfer |
| 1953 | Lawrence Lau, actor, Jamie Frame-Another World |
| 1953 | Steve Thomas, rocker, Shooting Star |
| 1952 | Sly Dunbar, Kingston Jamaica, reggae drummer, Sly and Robbie |
| 1951 | Ron Banks, U.S. R&B singer, Dramatics-Whatcha See is Whatcha Get |
| 1951 | Steve Gunderson, born in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, Representative-R-Wisconsin 1981 - 1997 |
| 1948 | Christopher Gent, CEO, Vodafone Group |
| 1947 | Dave Mason, Worcester, England, singer and songwriter, We Just Disagree |
| 1947 | Jay Ferguson, born in Burbank, California, rocker, Spirit-I Got A Line on You |
| 1947 | Meg Foster, Conn, actress, Sunshine, Cagney and Lacey |
| 1947 | Paul Nicholas Young, architect |
| 1947 | Andrew Card, American Politician |
| 1947 | Caroline B. Cooney, American Writer |
| 1946 | Graham Gouldman, Manchester, England, bassist, 10cc-No Milk Today |
| 1946 | Maureen Lipman, actress, Educating Rita, Wonderworks |
| 1945 | Pamelo Mounk'a, musician |
| 1944 | Abdul Kadir, cricketer, Pakistani batsman-keeper in 4 Tests 1964-65 |
| 1944 | Jackie Lomax, Liverpool, rocker, Is This What You Want |
| 1944 | Jim Abrahams, Shorewood, Wisconsin, director, Hot Shots, Top Secret |
| 1944 | Kathy Farrer, LPGA golfer |
| 1944 | Marie-France Pisier, Daclat, Vietnam, actress, Scruples, Midnight |
| 1943 | Donovan, [Leitch], Scotland, guitarist/folk singer, Mellow Yellow |
| 1943 | James Earl Chaney, U.S. civil rights activist |
| 1943 | David Clennon, American Actor |
| 1943 | Richard Darman, American Economist |
| 1942 | Bill Coday, U.S. singer, You're Gonna Then Me |
| 1942 | Ingram Douglas Marshall, composer |
| 1941 | Danny Rapp, Philadelphia, rocker, Danny and Juniors |
| 1941 | Ken Berry, baseball player, White Sox, Angels, Brewers, Indians |
| 1941 | Win Bischoff, CEO, Schroders |
| 1940 | Arthur Alexander, U.S. singer and songwriter, Lonely Just Like Me |
| 1940 | Taurean Blacque, actor, Neal Washington-Hill Street Blues |
| 1940 | William Cash, born in London, England, born William Nigel Paul Cash, politician, Member of Parliament for Stafford, Member of Parliament for Stone |
| 1938 | Manuel Santana, tennis player, U.S. Open 1965 |
| 1938 | Maxim Shostakovich, Leningrad Russia, conductor, Atlanta Symph |
| 1938 | Merritt Ranew, baseball player |
| 1938 | Michael Shea, director, Hanson Trust, Queen's press sect |
| 1938 | Peter Davies, Major-General/Director-General, RSPCA |
| 1938 | Philip Gordon Winsor, composer |
| 1937 | Arthur Kopit, U.S., playwright, Day Whores Came Out to Play Tennis |
| 1937 | Jim Hickman, baseball player, Mets, Dodgers, Cubs |
| 1937 | Tamara Press, U.S.S.R., shot putter/discus thrower, 3 Gold Medals 1960, 1964 Olympics, Silver Medal 1960 Olympics |
| 1936 | Anthony Mullens, British Lieutenant-General, Deputy chief of defense |
| 1936 | Gary Owens, Mitchell, South Dakota, disc jockey/TV host, Laugh, Indiana, Gong Show |
| 1936 | Michael Stone, English broker/multi-millionaire, Man Group |
| 1936 | Trevor Clay, General-Secretary, Royal College of Nursing |
| 1935 | Henry Fambrough, U.S. singer, Spinners |
| 1935 | Larry Williams, rocker |
| 1934 | Cliff Wilson, snooker player |
| 1934 | William Lithgow, Scottish industrialist/multi-millionaire |
| 1933 | Barbara Taylor Bradford, author |
| 1932 | Ian Leslie, born in England, born Ian Lionel Malcolm Leslie, 21st Earl of Rothes, Scottish nobleman, served as Sub-Lieutenant, Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve |
| 1932 | Francoise Fabian, Hussein Dey Algeria, actress, Happy New Year |
| 1931 | Lord Michael Mustill, of Pateley Bridge, Lord Justice of Appeal |
| 1930 | June Knox-Mawer, British radio host/novelist, World of Islands |
| 1930 | Pat Summerall, NFLer for the New York Giants/sportscaster, CBS |
| 1929 | Brian Corby, CEO, Prudential |
| 1929 | Fats Domino, rocker, Blueberry Hill |
| 1929 | Arthur Hill, born in Brompton Square, London, Arthur Robin Ian Hill, 8th Marquess of Downshire, the Hereditary Constable of Hillsborough Fort. Conservative Party, House of Lords |
| 1928 | Arnold Ruutel, Estonian Statesman |
| 1926 | Duncan Watson, president, World Blind Union |
| 1925 | Edward Fursdon, British Major-General, defense council |
| 1923 | John Dugdal, Lord-Lt, Salop |
| 1922 | David Orr, deputy chairman, Inchcape, CEO, British Council, Unilever |
| 1921 | Nancy Walker, Philadelphia, Bounty ads/actress, Rhoda, McMillan and Wife |
| 1920 | Basil Kelly, Lord Justice of Appeals, Northern Ireland |
| 1920 | Bert Weedon, born in Essex, London, musician, guitarist, composer, influenced Eric Clapton, Brian May, Mike Odefield, The Beatles, created "Play in a Day" guitar tutorial guide |
| 1920 | Jeff Cooper, American Celebrity |
| 1919 | Ella Grasso, born in Windsor Locks, Connecticut, Ella Giovanna Oliva Tambussi, politician, Democratic Party, first woman elected Governor of Connecticut, served 1975 - 1980 |
| 1919 | Louis Sen A Kaw, Surinam dam builder |
| 1919 | Daniel Bell, American Sociologist |
| 1918 | Margo, singer, Golden Irish Favorites |
| 1918 | T Berry Brazelton, doctor, On Being a Father |
| 1916 | Milton Babbitt, U.S. mathematician/composer, Widow's Lament |
| 1915 | Bert van Dongen, [Abraham J Cohen], singer/impressionist/actor |
| 1915 | Christian Beyers Naude, South African anti-apartheid fighter |
| 1915 | Denis Thatcher, husband of British Prime Minister Margaret, 1979-90 |
| 1915 | John Egerton, born in England, born John Egerton, 6th Duke of Sutherland, served with British Expeditionary Force, captured at St. Valery, spent four years in a prisoner of war camp |
| 1915 | Monica Dickens, author/founder, US Samaritians |
| 1915 | Salah Abou Seif, director |
| 1914 | Charles McGraw, New York City, actor, Michael-Falcon, Smith Family |
| 1914 | Lord Smith, British surgeon |
| 1912 | Edward Gardner, Queen's Court/MP |
| 1912 | Erik Jorgensen, composer |
| 1912 | Harold Myers, film journalist |
| 1910 | Jimmy Demaret, winner of 44 golf tournaments, but not the Open |
| 1910 | Margot Turner, matron-in-chief, Army Nursing Service |
| 1910 | Eric Berne, American Psychologist |
| 1909 | Harold Francis Collison, trade Unionist |
| 1909 | Lord Collison, British union leader, agriculture workers |
| 1909 | Maybelle Carter, Nickelsville, Virginia, country singer, Johnny Cash Show |
| 1909 | James Bovard, Author |
| 1909 | Karen Finley, American Artist |
| 1909 | Masami Akita, Japanese Musician |
| 1908 | Carl Albert, D, speaker of the House |
| 1908 | Henry Diamond, Irish Nationalist MP |
| 1907 | Harilaos Perpessas, composer |
| 1905 | Angus Paton, civil engineer |
| 1904 | David Brown, CEO, Aston Martin Lagonda |
| 1903 | Kay Petre, early racing driver |
| 1902 | David O Selznick, born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, producer, Gone With the Wind |
| 1902 | Joachim Prinz, author/Rabbi of Berlin, 1926-37 |
| 1902 | David O. Selznick, American Producer |
| 1901 | Albert Dondeyne, Belgian philosopher/theologist |
| 1899 | Fred Astaire, born in Omaha, Nebraska, tap dancer/actor, Easter Parade, Swingtime |
| 1898 | Ariel Durant, writer, Story of Civilization |
| 1898 | Herbert Elwell, Minneapolis Minnesota, composer, Happy Hypocrite |
| 1897 | Dalton Parry Conyngham, cricketer, one Test South Africa vs. England 1923 |
| 1897 | Ewart Levy |
| 1894 | Dimitri Tiomkin, Russia, composer, Academy Award 1954-High and Mighty |
| 1890 | Alfred Jodl, German Soldier |
| 1888 | Max[imilian Raoul Walter] Steiner, Vienna, composer, Gone With Wind |
| 1887 | Jacobus C Bloem, Dutch poet, Sintels |
| 1886 | Karl Barth, born in Basel, Switzerland, theologian and author, Action in Waiting |
| 1886 | Olaf Stapleton, British religious sci-fi writer, Star Maker |
| 1885 | Fritz vs. Unruh, writer |
| 1885 | Mae Murray, [Girl with bee-stung lips], Virginia, actress, High Stakes |
| 1885 | Marie Benavente, [Maria Wissink], actress, Scapegoat |
| 1882 | Thurston Hall, born in Boston, Massachusetts, actor, Roaming Lady, In Society |
| 1878 | Gustav Stresemann, German chancellor, 1923, Nobel 1926 |
| 1877 | Roderich Mojsisovics-Mojsvar, composer |
| 1876 | Ivan Cankar, Slavs author, Hlapec Jernej-Njegova Pravica |
| 1873 | Carl J Eldh, Swedish sculptor |
| 1873 | Jan Kalf, literary/art historian, Preservation of museums |
| 1867 | Jim Kelly, cricket wicket-keeper, Australian 1896-1905 |
| 1858 | Frederick Zech, Jr., composer |
| 1857 | Hendrik Zwaardemaker, Dutch physiologist, olfactometer |
| 1855 | Anatoli Liadov, St. Petersburg, Russia, composer, Enchanted Lake, |
| 1850 | Thomas Johnstone Lipton, Glasgow, yachtsman/tea magnate, Lipton Tea |
| 1850 | Thomas Lipton, Scottish Businessman |
| 1843 | Benito Perez Galdos, Spain, novelist, Fountain of Gold, Nazaarin |
| 1843 | Kaufmann Kohler, reform rabbi/theologian |
| 1838 | James, 1st Viscount Bryce, historian/statesman |
| 1838 | John Wilkes Booth, American Criminal |
| 1837 | Pinckney B S Pinchback, Lt Governor, Louisiana |
| 1837 | P. B. S. Pinchback, American Politician |
| 1830 | Francois M Raoult, French physicist/chemist, law of Raoult |
| 1825 | Rudolf Viole, composer |
| 1824 | Charles Henry Van Wyck, Brigadier General Union volunteers, died in 1895 |
| 1823 | John Sherman, MC, Union, died in 1900 |
| 1822 | August Ritter von Pettenkofen, painter |
| 1813 | Montgomery Blair, Franklin County, Kentucky, lawyer, Dred Scot V Sandford |
| 1810 | James Shields, Brigadier General Union volunteers, died in 1879 |
| 1800 | Nikolay Alexeyevich Titov, composer |
| 1795 | Jacques-Nicolas-Augustin Thierry, historian |
| 1788 | Augustin-Jean Fresnel, optics pioneer/physicist |
| 1783 | Niccola Benvenuti, composer |
| 1780 | Peter Lichtenthal, composer |
| 1776 | George Thomas Smart, composer |
| 1770 | Louis Nicholas Davout, French Field Marshal, defeated Prussians |
| 1769 | Jean Lannes, duc de Montebello, Marshal of France |
| 1760 | Claude-Joseph Rouget de Lisle, soldier/author/composer, Marseillaise |
| 1760 | J P Hebel, writer |
| 1754 | Asmus Jakob Carstens, painter |
| 1741 | Johann Michael Schmidt, composer |
| 1730 | George Ross, U.S. judge, signed Declaration of Independence |
| 1727 | Anne-Robert-Jacques Turgot, French minister of Finance |
| 1724 | Johan A Zoutman, Dutch lt-admiral, battle of Doggersbank |
| 1705 | Gallus Zeiler, composer |
| 1697 | Jean Marie I'aine Leclair, composer |
| 1536 | Thomas Howard, 4th duke of Norfolk, English Earl Marshall |
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