| 1996 | Matthew Eappen, born in Boston, Massachusetts, baby murdered by nanny Louise Woodward |
| 1981 | Shelby Lyons, Oswego, New York, pairs skater, & Wells-1995 Midwest champ |
| 1980 | Billy L Sullivan, LI, New York, actor, Will Pacino-Something So Right |
| 1979 | Tracy McGrady, NBA forward for the Toronto Raptors |
| 1978 | Jade Winter, Australian swimmer 1996 Olympics |
| 1975 | Katie King, ice hockey forward, USA, 1998 Olympics |
| 1974 | Ace Custis, NBA forward, Dallas Mavericks |
| 1974 | Marcus Coleman, free safety for the New York Jets |
| 1974 | Maria Alejandra Vento, Caracas Venz, tennis star, 1995 Futures-Braz |
| 1974 | Natalie Neaton, Royal Oak, Michigan, soccer forward 1996 Olympics |
| 1973 | Karim Alami, Morocco, tennis star |
| 1973 | Ville Peltonen, Vantaa FIN, NHL forward, Team Finland, San Jose |
| 1972 | Danny Bautista, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, outfielder, Atlanta Braves |
| 1972 | Petra Schwarz-Ritter, Vienna Aus, tennis star, 1988 Futures-Bari-ITA |
| 1972 | Tito Paul, NFL defensive back, Arizona Cardinals, Cincinnati Bengals |
| 1972 | Viktor Ujcik, born in Jihlava, Czech Republic, hockey, Team Czech Republic |
| 1971 | Paul Ragusa, born in Bulach, Switzerland, Canadian 48 kg freestyle wrestler 1996 Olympics |
| 1971 | Troy Barnett, NFL defensive end for the New England Patriots |
| 1970 | Jeff Zgonina, NFL defensive tackle, Carolina Panthers, Packers, Rams |
| 1970 | Nick Castaneda, Birmingham, Alabama, pairs skater, & Dawn Piepenbrink |
| 1970 | Thomas Alden Page, Glenridge, New Jersey, rocker, New Kids-Hangin' Tough |
| 1969 | Martin McCague, cricketer, in Ulster AIS product, England quickie 1993-94 |
| 1969 | Rich Robinson, rocker, Black Crowes-Shake Your Money Maker |
| 1968 | Jerry Dipoto, born in Jersey City, New Jersey, pitcher for the New York Mets |
| 1967 | Heavy D, born in Jamaica, rapper, leader of Heavy D & the Boyz, sung theme song for In Living Color and MADtv shows |
| 1967 | Margaret Crowley, Australian 800m/1500m runner 1996 Olympics |
| 1967 | Steve McDonald, rocker, Redd Kross |
| 1966 | Tony Jones, NFL tackle, Cleveland Browns, Denver Broncos Superbowl 32 |
| 1966 | Eric Cantona, French Athlete |
| 1965 | Chris Jorgis, Palo Alto California, U.S. badminton player 1992 Olympics |
| 1965 | John C. Reilly, American Actor |
| 1964 | Adrian Moorhouse, British 100m breaststroker, Gold Medal 1988 Olympics |
| 1964 | Elizabeth McColgan, British running star, world record 5 km indoor |
| 1964 | Pat Verbeek, Sarnia Ont, NHL forward, Team Canada, New York Rangers |
| 1963 | Gene Anthony Ray, Harlem, New York, dancer/actor, Leroy-Fame |
| 1963 | Horace Holden, Jr., born in Atlanta, Georgia, slalom double canoe, Olympics-11th-96 |
| 1963 | Joe Dumars, NBA guard, Detroit Pistons |
| 1963 | Ken Ftach, born in St. Louis, Missouri, tennis star |
| 1962 | Bev Lidyoff, Huntington Park, California, WPVA volleyballer, U.S. Open-7th-1994 |
| 1962 | Dorothy Trapp, equestrian 3-day 1996 Olympics |
| 1960 | Pete Metzelaars, NFL tight end, Seattle Seahawks, Buffalo Bills, Carolina Panthers and the Detroit Lions |
| 1960 | Kristin Scott Thomas, English Actress |
| 1960 | Charlie Dent, American Politician |
| 1957 | John G. Rowland, born in Waterbury, Connecticut, Governor of Connecticut 1995 - 2004 |
| 1957 | John Rowland, American Politician |
| 1956 | Helen Terry, rocker, Now You're Mine |
| 1955 | Rosanne Cash, born in Memphis, Tennessee, country singer, Seven Year Ache, I Wonder |
| 1953 | Alfred Molina, London, actor, Enchanted April, Prick up your Ears |
| 1953 | Nell Campbell, Laura, Sydney Australia, actress, Rocky Horror |
| 1951 | Pat Bradley, golfer, leader in LPGA career earnings |
| 1951 | Rob Baker, rock drummer, Red Rider |
| 1951 | Ronald A. Parise, Warren, Ohio, PhD/astronaut, STS-35, STS-67 |
| 1950 | Jo Ann Washam, LPGA golfer |
| 1949 | John Illsley, rocker, Dire Straits |
| 1949 | Jim Broadbent, American Actor |
| 1947 | Luke Rittner, Secretary-General, Arts Council |
| 1947 | Mike Reid, Altoona Penn, country singer, Walk on Faith |
| 1946 | Irina Kirszenstein Szewinska, Lenningrad, long jumper, Bronze Medal 1972 Olympics |
| 1946 | Jeremy Treglown, English scholar/editor, TLS |
| 1946 | Steve Upton, rock drummer, Wishbone Ash-There's the Rub, Locked In |
| 1945 | Priscilla Presley, born in Brooklyn, New York, actress, Jenna-Dallas, Naked Gun |
| 1945 | Richard Ottaway, born in Bristol, England, Richard Geoffrey James Ottaway, politician, Conservative Party, attended Brittania Royal Naval College in Dartmouth, Member of Parliament for Croydon South |
| 1945 | Steven Norris, British MP |
| 1944 | Patti LaBelle, Holt, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, singer, LaBelle-Lady Marmalade |
| 1943 | James Levine, British conductor |
| 1942 | Ali Bacher, cricketer, South African batsman and captain in 60's |
| 1942 | Derek Quinn, guitarist, Freddie and Dreamers-I'm Telling You Now |
| 1941 | Andres Garcia, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, actor, Tiger Shark |
| 1941 | Baroness Hollis of Heigham, history lecturer, University of East Anglia |
| 1941 | Bob Dylan, born in Duluth, Minnesota, singer and songwriter, 'Blowin' in Wind' |
| 1941 | Konrad Boehmer, born in Berlin, Germany, composer, writer, Marxist, Ph. D. University of Cologne, professor, Royal Conservatory of The Hague |
| 1941 | Martin Mogg, governor, British Durham Prison |
| 1941 | Tony Valentino, rocker, Standells-Dirty Water |
| 1940 | Gary Burghoff, Bristol CT, actor, Radar-M*A*S*H |
| 1940 | Joseph Brodsky, U.S.S.R., author, Less than 1, Nobel 1987 |
| 1939 | Gert J. Schutte, Dutch MP, GPV |
| 1938 | Glen Hall, cricket leg-spinner, South African in one Test vs. England 1964 |
| 1938 | Tommy Chong, Edmonton, Alberta, comedian/actor, Cheech and Chong |
| 1936 | Harold Budd, born in Los Angeles, California, composer, avant-garde, ambient music, created soundtrack for 2005 film Mysterious Skin, with Robin Guthrie |
| 1934 | Jane Byrne, born in Chicago, Illinois, first female Mayor of Chicago, Illinois 1979 - 1983, served as head of consumer affairs |
| 1933 | Christopher Staughton, British Lord Justice of Appeal |
| 1933 | Hemchandra Tukaram Dani, cricketer, Test Ind vs. Pak, 1-19, ct 1, DNB |
| 1933 | Joaquin Vaquero Turcios, Spanish painter |
| 1933 | Tony Mullett, dir-general, National Criminal Intelligence Service |
| 1932 | Arnold Wesker, British playwright, Bratkartoffeln Inbegriffen |
| 1932 | Elaine Malbin, opera singer |
| 1932 | Graham Arnold, born in England, artist, founder of Brotherhood of Ruralists, other members include Jann Haworth, Sir Peter Blake, worked with oil and mixed media, realistic and surrealistic elements |
| 1932 | James Anderton, Chief constable, Manchester England |
| 1932 | Terence Heiser, British senior civil servant |
| 1930 | Hans-Martin Linde, composer |
| 1930 | Ivor Richardson, Judge, New Zealand Court of Appeals |
| 1928 | Peter Griffiths, born in London, born Peter Harry Steve Griffiths, politician, Conservative Party, Member of Parliament for Smethwick |
| 1928 | Stanley Baxter, British comedian, Joey Boy, Fast Lady |
| 1928 | William Trevor, British writer, Children of Dynmouth, Fools of Fortune |
| 1928 | Roger Caras, American Activist |
| 1927 | John Kelly, Jr., U.S., sculls, Olympic-bronze-1956, brother of Grace Kelly |
| 1927 | Martinus J Mentz, South African MP, Conservative |
| 1927 | Timothy Beven, CEO, Barclays Bank |
| 1926 | Len Maddocks, cricket wicket-keeper, Australian mid-50's |
| 1925 | Francois J [Frank] le Roux, chief whip, South Afr Conserv Party |
| 1925 | Mai Zetterling, Sweden, actress, Witches, Offbeat, Jet Storm |
| 1923 | Paul Bramley, oral surgeon |
| 1923 | Siobhan McKenna, Ireland, stage actress, Saint Joan |
| 1922 | Sadao Bekku, born in Tokyo, Japan, composer, classical music, wrote symphonies, film scores, sonata for flute, choral works, art songs, piano concerto, opera titled Prince Arima |
| 1918 | Coleman A Young, civil rights leader, Mayor-D-Detroit |
| 1918 | D V Jennings, solicitor |
| 1917 | Derek Hodgson, British high court judge |
| 1917 | Lord Campbell of Alloway, QC |
| 1917 | Theodore Hesburgh, Syracuse, New York, president, Notre Dame |
| 1916 | Roden Cutler, Governor, New South Wales |
| 1914 | Clifford Irving, Chairman, Isle of Man Government |
| 1914 | George Tabori, born in Budapest, Gyorgy Tabori, writer, theater director, worked for BBC in London, moved to United States, became screenwriter, translated works by Bertolt Brecht, Max Frisch |
| 1914 | Lilli Palmer, Peiser, Germany, actress, Gentle Sex, Lotte in Weimar |
| 1913 | Audrey Brown, England, 4 x 100m runner 1936 Olympics silver |
| 1913 | Willi Daume, olympic organizer |
| 1912 | Joan Hammond, British operatic soprano |
| 1912 | Joseph Anthony, Deuster, U.S. director/actor, Matchmaker, Tomorrow |
| 1910 | Margers Zarins, composer |
| 1910 | Nils-Eric Fougstedt, composer |
| 1909 | Guillermo Diaz-Plaja, Spanish literary/poet, Lorca |
| 1909 | Louis Furnberg, writer |
| 1909 | Wilbur Mills, born in Kensett, Arkansas, Representative-D-Arkansas 1939 - 1977, involved with Fanne Foxe |
| 1909 | Naomi Klein, Canadian Journalist |
| 1908 | Kresimir Fribec, composer |
| 1908 | Michael Roberts, historian |
| 1906 | Edmund Sargant, solicitor |
| 1906 | John Mayo, director-general, Help the Aged |
| 1905 | Mikhail Sholokhov, U.S.S.R., writer, And Quiet Flows the Don, Nobel 1965 |
| 1905 | Zdenek Blazek, composer |
| 1904 | George Formby, William Booth, British singer/comic, Let George Do It |
| 1904 | Kenneth Buckley, British rear-admiral |
| 1904 | Patrick Johnson, physicist |
| 1903 | Aram Katchaturian, Armenian composer, Earth |
| 1903 | Hilding Hallnas, composer |
| 1899 | Suzanne Lenglen, France, Wimbledon tennis champion, 6-times |
| 1898 | Kathleen Hale, British children book writer/illustrator, Orlando |
| 1898 | Helen B. Taussig, American Scientist |
| 1895 | H S T L "Stork" Hendry, cricketer, Australian all-rounder post-WWI |
| 1895 | Samuel I Newhouse, U.S. millionaire publisher, Parade, Vogue, Glamour |
| 1893 | W H Walter Baade, German/US astronomer, Andromeda |
| 1891 | Benedictus H Danser, Dutch botanist |
| 1891 | William F Albright, U.S. old testament scholar/archaeologist |
| 1886 | Paul Paray, Le Treport Normandy, conductor and composer, Artemis Trouble |
| 1882 | Creighton Hale, Cork Ireland, actor, Gorilla Man, Way Down East |
| 1881 | Mikulas Schneider-Trvavsky, composer |
| 1878 | Lillian Moller Gilbreth, engineer, CIOS Gold Medal-1954 |
| 1878 | Harry Emerson Fosdick, born in Buffalo, New York, Baptist clergyman, studied at Colgate University, opposed racism, injustice, supported appeasement of Hitler, claimed democracies caused the rise of fascism, wrote "A Guide to Understanding the Bible' |
| 1870 | Jan Christian Smuts, proponnent of Commonwealth and League of Nations |
| 1866 | Armando Frid, Argentina, live until July 28 1990, 124 years |
| 1858 | Johan C Braakensiek, political cartoonist, Green Amsterdammer |
| 1855 | Arthur Wing Pinero, British playwright |
| 1854 | Louis Mountbatten, Admiral, WW I |
| 1852 | Robert Bontine Cunninghame Graham, author/politician |
| 1850 | Ernest Albert Waterlow, water-color painter |
| 1841 | Charles Napier Henry, painter |
| 1841 | Tito Mattei, pianist/composer |
| 1840 | Frederick Walker, painter |
| 1838 | Paul Laband, German lawyer |
| 1831 | Richard Hoffman, composer |
| 1819 | Victoria Alexandrine, Queen of Great Britain, 1837 - 1901 |
| 1816 | Emanuel Leutze, U.S., painter, Washington Crossing the Delaware |
| 1816 | Robert Seaman Granger, Union Army Major general |
| 1811 | Charles Clark, Brigadier General Confederate Army |
| 1810 | Abraham Geiger, theologian/author/leader of Reform Judaism |
| 1807 | Cornelis E van Koetsveld, vicar/literature |
| 1807 | Thomas Duncan, painter |
| 1803 | Charles LJL Bonaparte, Corsican/French prince of Canino/Musignano |
| 1794 | William Whewell, British philosopher, History of Inductive Science |
| 1781 | Louis-Francois Dauprat, composer/horn player |
| 1767 | Joseph Ignaz Schnabel, composer |
| 1754 | Giacomo Conti, composer |
| 1753 | Oliver Cromwell, Burlington, New Jersey, black who served with Washington |
| 1751 | Charles Emanuel II, King of Sardina, 1796-1802 |
| 1743 | Jean-Paul Marat, France, revolutionist |
| 1738 | George III, king of Great Britain, 1760-1820 |
| 1736 | Juan de Sesse y Balaguer, composer |
| 1677 | Alexandre de Villenueve, composer |
| 1650 | John Churchill, 1st duke of Marlborough, English general strategist |
| 1619 | Philips Wouwerman, s, Dutch painter |
| 1610 | Giovanni Battista Chinelli, composer |
| 1605 | Nikon, Nikita Minin, patriarch of Russian-orthodox church |
| 1544 | William Gilbert, Essex England, physicist, researcher into magnetism |
| 1522 | John Jewel, English Clergyman |
| 15 | Julius Caesar Germanicus, Roman commandant |
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