2000 Abraham Pais, Dutch Scientist
1993 F Murray Abraham released from hospital after car accident
1992 Alexander Pola, [Abraham Polak], actor and writer (Farce Major), dies
1991 Abraham Joseph Groening, son of Simpson creator Matt Groening
1988 Abraham Sofaer, actor (Naked Jungle, Elephant Walk), dies
1986 Una Merkel, U.S. actress (Abraham Lincoln), dies at 82
1985 57th Academy Awards - "Amadeus," F Murray Abraham and Sally Field win
1982 Bert van Dongen, [Abraham J Cohen], Dutch singer/actor, dies at 66
1978 Samuel Abraham Goldsmith, Neth/US phycists, dies at 76
1975 Tajama Abraham, WNBA center, Sacramento Monarchs
1974 Abraham Schierbeek, Dutch biologist (Leeuwenhoek), dies at 87
1974 Edgar Dearing, actor (Free and Easy, Abraham Lincoln), dies at 81
1974 Abraham Robinson, German Mathematician
1973 Donnie Abraham, cornerback for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers
1972 Abraham Joshua Heschel, Polish Educator
1971 Clifton Abraham, NFL cornerback, Carolina Panthers, Tampa Bay Buccaneers
1970 Abraham Zapruder, Ukrainian Businessman
1967 Carl Sandburg, poet (Abraham Lincoln: Prairie Years), dies at 89
1962 Luis Abraham Delgadillo, composer, dies at 75
1960 Paul Abraham, Hungarian composer (Blume von Hawaii), dies at 67
1959 Russell Simpson, actor (Abraham Lincoln), dies at 79
1959 Abraham Flexner, American Educator
1952 Spencer Abraham, American Politician
1946 Abraham Bredius, Dutch art historian (Rembrandt), dies at 90
1940 F Murray Abraham, born in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, actor, Amadeus, Mad Man
1939 F. Murray Abraham, American Actor
1935 Abraham Isaac Kook, rabbi/author (Hokhmat Ha-kodesh), dies
1935 Pierre Kartner, [Father Abraham], Dutch singer, Smurf Song
1929 Abraham van Stolk Jzn, art collector, dies at 57
1928 Abraham M "Mark" Lidzbarski, Polish/German orientalist, dies at 60
1926 Paul Eliot Greens "In Abraham's Bosom," premieres in New York City
1925 Abraham PC of Karnebeek, liberal foreign minister (1918-27), dies
1925 Karl Abraham, German Psychologist
1922 Abraham Rosenthal, editor, New York Times
1920 Abraham Kuyper, clergyman/Dutch premier (AR 1908-12), dies at 83
1918 Abraham Pais, Dutch Scientist
1918 Abraham Robinson, German Mathematician
1915 Bert van Dongen, [Abraham J Cohen], singer/impressionist/actor
1910 Abraham L Polonsky, U.S. writer and director, Tell them Willie Boy is Here
1910 Former Dutch premier Abraham Kuyper acquitted of corruption
1910 Abraham A. Ribicoff, Sen-D-Ct
1909 Former Dutch premier Abraham Kuyper denies corruption
1909 Julio A Abraham, president, Democratic Party Bonaire
1908 Abraham Maslow, U.S. psychologist, humanistic psychology
1908 Abraham Goldfaden, U.S. Yiddish stage performer (Shulamis), dies at 67
1907 Abraham Mills' commission declares Abner Doubleday invented baseball
1907 Abraham Joshua Heschel, Polish Educator
1906 Abraham Beame, Mayor-D-NYC, New York City's 1st Jewish mayor
1905 Abraham Zapruder, Ukrainian Businessman
1903 Una Merkel, Covington, Kentucky, actress, 42nd Street, Abraham Lincoln
1902 Samuel Abraham Goldsmith, Dutch/US phycist
1901 Abraham Kuyper becomes premier of Netherlands
1898 Abraham J D van Oosten, Dutch poet and author, His Master's Voice
1897 Abraham C Wertheim, Dutch banker/MP (Lib), dies at 64
1896 Abraham Czn van Stolk, Dutch art collector, dies at 82
1894 Paul Green, U.S., novelist/playwright, In Abraham's Bosom
1893 Edgar Dearing, Ceres, California, actor, Abraham Lincoln, Free and Easy
1892 Paul Abraham, Hungarian composer, Viktoria und ihr Huzar
1891 Jules Eugene Abraham Alary, composer, dies at 77
1887 Luis Abraham Delgadillo, composer
1887 Abraham Schierbeek, Dutch biologist, Swammerdam
1887 President Abraham Lincoln's re-buried with his wife in Springfield, Illinois
1887 Abraham I van Lier, Dutch actor and director (Gran Theatre), dies at 74
1884 Abraham Rutgers, Dutch governor, Suriname, 1928-33
1884 Abraham "Abe" Attell, boxing hall of famer
1882 John Drinkwater, English poet/playwright, Abraham Lincoln
1880 Russell Simpson, actor, Abraham Lincoln
1878 Oscar Apfel, Cleve, actor, Abraham Lincoln, Inspiration, Before Dawn
1877 Karl Abraham, German Psychologist
1874 Abraham Capadose, physician/missionary, dies at 79
1873 Petrus AS van Limburg Brouwer, [Abraham van Luik], literary, dies
1872 Abraham van Stolk Jzn, lumber merchant and art collector
1868 Abraham M "Mark" Lidzbarski, Polish/German orientalist
1866 Abraham Flexner, American Educator
1865 Paul Abraham Dukas, Paris, France, composer, Velleda
1865 Abraham Lincoln's funeral train leaves Washington
1865 Abraham Lincoln, at 7:22 am, assassinated by John Wilkes Booth
1865 President Abraham Lincoln shot in Ford's Theater by John Wilkes Booth
1864 Abraham Lincoln (R) elected to his 2nd term as president
1863 Abraham Lincoln announces plan for Reconstruction of South
1863 Abraham Lincoln approves charter for National Academy of Sciences
1863 Emancipation Proclamation issued by Abraham Lincoln
1862 Paper currency introduced in U.S. by President Abraham Lincoln
1861 Abraham Louis Niedermeyer, composer, dies at 58
1861 Abraham Lincoln declared president
1860 Abraham Lincoln (Rep-R-Ill) elected 16th pres
1860 Republican Party nominates Abraham Lincoln for president
1860 Chicago: Republican convention selects Abraham Lincoln candidate
1858 Abraham Lincoln says "A house divided against itself cannot stand"
1857 Abraham J van der Aa, lexicographer (Biograph dictionary), dies at 64
1855 Abraham Bredius, Dutch art historian, Jan Steen
1855 Abraham Gesner patents kerosene
1854 Abraham Lincoln made his 1st political speech at Illinois State Fair
1849 Abraham AA "Albert" Gallatin, Min of Finance (1801-14), dies at 88
1849 Patent for lifting vessels granted to Abraham Lincoln
1849 Abraham Lincoln patents a buoying device
1849 Abraham Lincoln applies for a patent; only U.S. president to do so
1848 Abraham des Amorie van der Hoeven, Dutch theologist/poet, dies at 27
1842 Abraham Lincoln marries Mary Todd in Springfield, Ill
1840 Abraham Goldfaden, Eastern European Yiddish dramatist
1839 Georg Abraham Schneider, composer, dies at 38
1838 Abraham de Veer, Dutch Governor-General of Suriname (1822-28), dies at 71
1837 Abraham Kuyper, clergyman/Dutch premier, AR, 1908-12
1836 Abraham PC Van Karnebeek, Dutch Foreign Minister, Liberal, 1918-27
1832 Abraham C Wertheim, Dutch banker/MP, liberal
1823 Abraham L Breguet, French clock maker, dies at 76
1821 Abraham de Amorie van der de Have, theologist/poet
1820 Abraham Buford, Brig General Confederate Army, died in 1884
1819 Slome Duikelar, [Abraham J Swalff], Yiddish writer, dies
1817 Abraham Gottlob Werner, German geologist
1814 Jules Eugene Abraham Alary, composer
1814 Abraham Czn van Stolk, Dutch art collector
1814 Abraham Czn van Stolk, resources/art collector
1812 Abraham I van Lier, theater director, Gran Theatre-van Lier
1810 Abraham Geiger, theologian/author/leader of Reform Judaism
1809 Abraham Lincoln, Kentucky, R, 16th President, 1861-65
1802 Abraham Louis Niedermeyer, composer
1800 Johann Abraham Peter Schulz, German composer, dies at 53
1797 Johann Abraham Sixt, composer, dies at 40
1795 Abraham Capadose, physician/missionary
1794 U.S. Senate voids Pennsylvania's election of Abraham Gallatin
1792 Abraham J van de Aa, lexicographer, Biographic Dictionary
1786 Abraham Baldwin selected president of University of Georgia
1774 Abraham Tucker, British Philosopher
1767 Abraham de Veer, Dutch governor-general of Suriname, 1822-28
1763 Arnold Hoogvliet, poet (Abraham the patriarch), dies at 76
1761 Abraham AA "Albert" Gallatin, Switz, U.S. minister of Finance, 1801-14
1759 Louis Joseph Montcalm, French general (Plains of Abraham), dies at 47
1759 James Wolfe, British general (Plains of Abraham), dies in battle at 32
1757 Johann Abraham Sixt, composer
1747 Johann Abraham Peter Schulz, German composer, Moon has Risen
1747 Abraham L Breguet, French clock maker
1737 Abraham Patras, Governor-General of East-Indies (1735-37), dies at 65
1726 Abraham Clark, farmer/lawyer, signed Declaration of Independence
1721 Abraham Alewijn, poet/playwright (Beslikte Swaantje), dies at 36
1712 Abraham Elsevier, publisher, dies
1709 Abraham a Santa Clara, [Johann Megerle], Germ court vicar, dies at 65
1705 Abraham Tucker, British Philosopher
1700 Georg Abraham Schneider, composer
1687 Arnold Hoogvliet, Dutch poet, Abraham the Patriarch
1684 Abraham Alewijn, Dutch poet/playwright, Puiterveense Helleveeg
1682 Abraham de Wicquefort, Dutch diplomat/historian, dies at 75
1680 Abraham Megerle, composer, dies at 73
1679 Abraham Mignon, Dutch still life painter, dies at 38
1671 Abraham Patras, governor-general of East-Indies, 1735-37
1669 Abraham Willaerts, painter (Brazilie), dies
1669 Abraham Crijnssen, Swiss admiral, conquered Suriname, dies
1667 Abraham Cowley, English poet (Mistress/Sex libri plantarum), dies
1667 Abraham De Moivre, French mathematician, De Moivre's theorem
1667 Abraham Crijnssen conquerors Fort Willoughby (Zeelandia), Suriname
1667 Abraham Crijnssens fleet reach Fort Willoughby on Suriname River
1666 Abraham Crijnssen departs to Suriname
1652 Abraham Verhoeven, Flemish printer/newspaper publisher, dies
1652 Abraham Elsevier, book publisher/publisher, dies at 60
1651 Abraham C Bloemaert, painter/cartoonist/engraver, dies at 86
1650 Abraham de Verwer, painter, buried at about 55
1644 Abraham a Santa Clara, [Johann Megerle], German court vicar
1644 Abraham Jansz Storck, painter, baptized
1640 Abraham Mignon, still life painter
1621 Rabbi Isaiah b Abraham aha-Levi Horowitz arrives in Israel
1607 Abraham Megerle, composer
1606 Abraham de Wicquefort, Dutch diplomat/historian
1598 Abraham Ortelius, [Ortels/Hortels], South Netherlands geographer, dies at 71
1596 Abraham van Diepenbeeck, painter
1592 Abraham Elsevier, book publisher/publisher
1570 Egidius Coppens publishes Abraham Ortelius' "Theatrum Orbis Terrarum"
1564 Abraham C Bloemaert, painter/cartoonist/engraver
1542 Abraham ben Avigdor, rabbi/author (commentary on Tur), dies
1527 Abraham Ortelius, [Ortels/Hortels], South Netherlands geographer
1164 Abraham ibn Ezra, poet/philosopher, dies
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