1996 Courtney Alexandre Henriques Laws, community leader, dies at 65
1993 Alexandre Trauber, Hungarian/French set designer (Harem), dies at 87
1986 Alexandre Tansman, Polish composer (Dyptique), dies at 89
1975 Alexandre Daigle, Montreal, NHL center, Ottawa Senators
1973 Alexandre A M Stols, publisher/typographer (Schoone Book), dies at 73
1968 Alexandre Cellier, composer, dies at 84
1958 Albert Alexandre Louis Pierre, Prince of Monaco
1958 Albert Alexandre Louis Pierre, Prince of Monaco/bobsledder 1988 Olympics
1943 Alexandre Yersin, Swiss bacteriologist (bacteria plague), dies at 79
1934 Alexandre Stavisky, French swindler, dies
1931 Courtney Alexandre Henriques Laws, community leader
1920 Alexandre Millerand forms French government
1911 Felix Alexandre Guilmant, composer, dies at 74
1906 Alexandre Trauber, Hungarian/French set designer, Hotel du Nord
1906 Alexandre Luigini, composer, dies at 56
1900 Alexandre AM Stols [Chl van Halsbeke], publisher, History of Ecuador
1897 Alexandre Tansman, Lodz Poland, composer, Dyptique
1892 Alexandre Levy, composer, dies at 27
1883 Alexandre Cellier, composer
1864 Alexandre Levy, composer
1864 Alexandre Calamo, Swiss painter/etcher/lithographer, dies at 53
1863 Alexandre EJ Yersin, Swiss/French bacteriologist, bacteria plague
1860 Alexandre Edouard Goria, composer, dies at 37
1858 Alexandre Pierre Francois Boely, composer, dies at 73
1855 Alexandre Stievenard, composer, dies at 86
1852 Alexandre Dumas Jr's "Le Dame aux Camelias," premieres in Paris
1850 Louis Alexandre Piccinni, composer, dies at 70
1850 Alexandre Luigini, composer
1847 Alexandre Vinet, Swiss Criitic
1842 Alexandre Ribit, premier, France
1837 Felix Alexandre Guilmant, composer
1824 Alexandre Dumas, born in France, playwright/novelist, Camille
1823 Alexandre Edouard Goria, composer
1810 Alexandre Calamo, Switz, painter/etcher/lithographer
1802 Alexandre Dumas Pere, France, author, 3 Musketeers
1797 Alexandre Vinet, Swiss Criitic
1785 Alexandre Pierre Francois Boely, composer
1779 Louis Alexandre Piccinni, composer
1770 Alexandre Brongniart, Paris, mineralogist/geologist, Tertiary
1769 Alexandre Stievenard, composer
1677 Alexandre de Villenueve, composer
1665 Jean Racine's "Alexandre le Grand," premieres in Paris
1639 Noel Alexandre, French theologian/historian
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