2004 Larry Brown, writer, Big Bad Love, dies at 53
2004 Paula Danziger, writer, Amber Brown books, dies at 59
2004 Robert Pastorelli, actor/boxer, Murphy Brown, dies at 49
2003 David Brown, astronaut, mission specialist on the Columbia, STS-107,
2002 Norman O. Brown, American Philosopher
2002 Jesse Brown, American Politician
2002 Claude Brown, American Writer
1998 Tony Awards, Side Man, Death of a Salesman revival, Annie Get Your Gun revival and You're a Good Man Charlie Brown revival won major awards
1998 Singers Bobby Brown found guiilty of DWI in Ft. Lauderdale Fla
1997 Detroit Lions linebacker Reggie Brown, knocked unconscious in game
1997 Brown Meggs, CEO (Capitol Records), dies of a brain hemorrhage at 66
1997 126th British Golf Open: Billy Ray Brown shoots a 271 at Royal Troon
1997 Kevin Brown of Florida Marlins no hits San Francisco Giants 9-0
1997 Hilary Grover Barratt Brown, conservationist, dies at 71
1996 Willaim Brown, British TV executive, dies at 67
1996 Robert Croften Brown, politician, dies at 75
1996 Louise Brown, dancer/teacher, dies at 89
1996 Albert "Pud" Brown, clarinetist/saxophonist, dies at 79
1996 Pud Brown, jazz musician, dies at 79
1996 George Mackey Brown, poet, dies at 74
1996 Ron Brown, sec of Comerce, dies in an accident
1996 Ronald Harmon Brown, politician, dies at 54
1996 Edmund G "Pat" Brown, politician, dies at 90
1996 Walter Brown "Brownie" McGhee, blues singer and guitarist, dies at 80
1995 Eric Brown, architect, dies at 84
1995 Singer Bobby Brown escapes injury in gun battle
1995 Alex Brown, snooker player, dies at 87
1995 Elizabeth Brown, minister healer/writer, dies at 32
1995 Cleo Brown, pianist, dies at 91
1995 Timothy Hugh Brown, theatre critic, dies at 52
1994 Shauna McDonald Brown, British TV producer, dies at 37
1994 Henry Phelps Brown, historian/economist, dies at 88
1994 Nicole Brown Simpson, ex-wife of OJ, murdered at 35 (probably by OJ)
1994 Andrew Brown, film Producer, dies at 55
1993 Walter Brown Newman, U.S. screenwriter (Cat Ballou), dies at 77
1993 Actor Richard Moll (Night Court) weds Susan Brown
1993 Night Court actor Richard Moll (50) weds Susan Brown (32)
1993 Bobbi Kristina Brown, daughter of Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown
1992 Carol Moseley Brown elected 1st black female in U.S. Senate
1992 New York City police commisioner Brown resigns
1992 Lucille Brown, actress (Farina-Our Gang), dies after illness at 74
1992 Singers Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown marry
1992 Georgia Brown, British singer and actress (Love at Stake), dies at 58
1992 Jerome Brown, defensive tackle (Philadelphia Eagle), dies in car crash at 27
1992 Georgia Brown, British actress (Lock up your daughters), dies at 58
1992 Dan Quayle sites Murphy Brown as a poor example of family values
1992 100th episode of "Murphy Brown" airs
1992 James Brown, actor (Rip-Adv of Rin Tin Tin), dies at 72
1991 Former California Governor Jerry Brown announce run for presidency
1991 Precious Bunny wins the 46th Little Brown Jug
1991 Colleen Dewhurst, actress (Murphy Brown), dies of cancer at 67
1991 Paul Brown, NFL founder (Cleveland Browns, Cin Bengals), dies at 82
1991 Rocker Jani Lane, Warrant-Cherry Pie, marries model Bobbie Brown
1991 Britain's Nick Brown, 591st rank beats 10th-seeded Goran Ivanisevic 4-6, 6-3, 7-6, 6-3 in 2nd round at Wimbledon
1991 Vicky Brown, U.S. singer (Power of Love), dies
1991 Reno Brown, dies
1991 Singer James Brown is released from prison
1990 42nd Emmy Awards: LA Law, Murphy Brown, Peter Falk and Patricia Wettig
1990 42nd Emmy Awards - LA Law and Murphy Brown win
1990 Tom Brown, actor (Judge Priest, Hello Sucker, Ex-Champ), dies at 77
1990 James Brown moves to a work-release center after serving 15 months
1989 Ron Brown chosen 1st black chairman of a major U.S. party (Democrats)
1989 Sterling A Brown, U.S. poet/critic (Southern Road), dies at 87
1987 53rd Heisman Trophy Award: Tim Brown, Notre Dame (WR)
1987 Cecil Brown, news correspondent (CBS), dies at 80
1987 Don Brown sets flight record for handbow (1,336 yds 1'3")
1986 1st induction of Rock 'N' Roll Hall of Fame (Chuck Berry, James Brown, Ray Charles, Domino, Everly Bros, B Holly, J L Lewis and Elvis Presley)
1986 Allison J Brown, 17, of Oklahoma, crowned 4th Miss Teen USA
1984 Walter Payton passes Jim Brown as NFL's career rushing leader
1983 Lennox Brown, cricket leg spinner (3 wickets at 63 for South Africa), dies
1981 Kirsty-Leigh Brown, Australia, gymnast 1996 Olympics
1981 Roy Brown, rocker, dies at 55 of a heart attack
1981 Roy James Brown, U.S. boxer/singer (Good rockin' tonight), dies at 55
1981 Joe Louis, [Brown bomber], U.S. heavyweight champ (1937-49), dies at 66
1980 Virginia Brown Faire, actress (Lonesome Trail, Temptress), dies
1979 Foxy Brown, American Musician
1978 Louise Joy Brown, born in Oldham, England, world's 1st "test tube baby"
1977 "Bubbling Brown Sugar" closes at ANTA Theater New York City after 766 performances
1977 James Brown's band walks out claiming they were underpaid and overworked
1976 "Bubbling Brown Sugar" opens at ANTA Theater New York City for 766 performances
1976 Vince Guaraldi, jazz pianist (Charlie Brown TV specials), dies at 43
1975 Pamela Brown, actress (Cleopatra, Beckett, Night Digger), dies at 58
1975 Barbara Brown,
1975 Melanie Janine Brown, "Scary Spice", Leeds, vocalist, Spice Girls
1975 Melanie Brown, English Musician
1975 Cornell Brown, linebacker for the Baltimore Ravens
1974 Cynthia Geyn Brown, born in San Jose, California, playmate, May, 1995
1974 Johnny Mack Brown, actor (Lawman is Born, Back Trail), dies at 70
1974 Art Modell gets snowed in and misses his 1st Cleveland Brown game in 33 yrs
1974 U.S. Gen George Brown's speech deplores Jewish influence in U.S. over his treatment during the 1973 World Series
1974 "Papa Don't Take No Mess Part 1" by James Brown peaks at #31
1974 Padres draft Brown University shortstop Bill Almon #1
1974 "Bad, Bad Leroy Brown" by Frank Sinatra hits #83
1973 Joe E Brown, comedian, dies after long illness at 80
1973 Black Sports Hall of Fame forms: Paul Robeson, Elgin Baylor, Jesse Owens, Jim Brown, Wilma Rudolph, Joe Louis and Althea Gibson elected
1973 Reggie Brown, NFL fullback for the Seattle Seahawks
1973 Jamie Brown, NFL tackle for the Denver Broncos
1973 Fred Essler, actor (Unsinkable Molly Brown), dies at 77
1973 Tyrone Brown, NFL wide receiver for the Atlanta Falcons
1972 Thomas Wilson Brown, actor, Jason-Knots Landing
1972 Anthony Brown, NFL tackle for the Cincinnati Bengals
1972 Shannon Brown, NFL defensive tackle for the Atlanta Falcons
1972 Willie Brown, NFL/WLAF linebacker, Seattle Seahawks. Rhein Fire
1972 Rushia Brown, WNBA forward and center for the Cleveland Rockers
1972 Jamie Brown, NFL tackle, Denver Broncos-Superbowl 32
1972 Joanne Brown, Australian softball catcher and 1st baseman, 1996 Olympics bronze
1972 Fredric [William] Brown, sci-fi author (Martians Go Home), dies at 65
1972 Lance Brown, NFL defensive back for the Arizona Cardinals
1971 Matt Brown, WLAF guard for the Amsterdam Admirals
1971 Dennis de Brown, soccer player, Sparta
1971 Chadrick Brown, NFL defensive end for the Arizona Cardinals
1971 Troy Brown, NFL wide receiver for the New England Patriots
1971 "You're a Good Man Charlie Brown" closes at Golden New York City after 31 performances
1971 Brant Brown, born in Porterville, California, infielder for the Chicago Cubs
1971 "You're a Good Man Charlie Brown" opens at Golden New York City for 31 performances
1971 Ken Brown, NFL linebacker for the Denver Broncos
1971 Rolling Stones release "Brown Sugar"
1971 Derek Brown, NFL running back for the New Orleans Saints
1971 Ernie Brown, CFL defensive tackle for the Calgary Stampeders
1971 Gilbert Brown, NFL defensive tackle, Green Bay Packers-Superbowl 31
1971 Errol Brown, CFL defensive back for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers
1970 Orlando Brown, NFL tackle, Cleveland Browns, Baltimore Ravens
1970 James Brown, tackle for the Miami Dolphins
1970 Arthur Brown arrested for stripping on stage in Palemo Sicily
1970 Steven J Brown, born in Hackensack, New Jersey, guitarist, Trixter-Give It To Me Good
1970 Chad Brown, NFL linebacker for the Pittsburgh Steelers
1970 Tony Brown, NFL cornerback for the Seattle Seahawks
1970 Corwin Brown, NFL safety, New York Jets, New England Patriots
1970 Monty Brown, NFL linebacker for the Buffalo Bills
1970 Derek D. Brown, born in Washington D.C., team handball right wing 1996 Olympics
1970 Derek Brown, NFL tight end for the Jacksonville Jaguars
1970 Dave Brown, NFL quarterback for the New York Giants
1970 Ruben Brown, NFL guard for the Buffalo Bills
1970 Alistair Brown, cricketer, Surrey and England ODI opening batsman 1996
1970 James Brown, NFL tackle for the New York Jets
1969 Larry Brown, NFL cornerback, Dallas Cowboys, Oakland Raiders
1969 P J Brown, NBA center and forward, New Jersey Nets, Miami Heat
1969 Travis Brown, born in Durango, Colorado, cyclist 1996 Olympics
1969 Gary Brown, NFL running back for the Houston Oilers
1969 Simon Brown, cricketer, Durham pace bowler, England 1996
1969 Laura Brown, LPGA golfer
1969 Beatles release Ballad Of John and Yoko/Old Brown Shoe, in US
1969 Bobby Brown, born in Roxbury, Massachusetts, vocalist, Ghostbusters, Don't Be Cruel
1968 Dee Brown, NBA guard for the Boston Celtics
1968 Jonathan Brown, New York City, rower, Olympics-5th-1996
1968 Randy Brown, NBA guard, Chicago Bulls
1968 British minister of Foreign affairs George Brown resigns
1968 Chucky Brown, NBA forward, Houston Rockets, Atlanta Hawks
1968 Sharon Brown, born in New York City, actress, Chantal-Generations
1967 Dennis Brown, NFL defensive end for the San Francisco 49ers
1967 H Rap Brown replaces Stokely Carmichael as chairman of Student
1967 J B Brown, NFL cornerback, Miami Dolphins, Pittsburgh Steelers
1966 Lisa Brown Miller, ice hockey forward, USA, 1998 Olympics
1966 Trent Brown, CFL defensive back for the Edmonton Eskimos
1966 Tim Brown, NFL wide receiver for the Oakland Raiders
1966 Eddie Brown, CFL slot back for the Edmonton Eskimos
1966 Jeff Brown, Ottawa, NHL defenseman, Hartford Whalers
1965 "A Charlie Brown Christmas," premieres
1965 Charnele Brown, East Hampton, New York, actress, Kim-A Different World
1965 Richard Brown, NFL linebacker for the Minnesota Vikings
1965 Duke Ellington's "Golden Brown and the Green Apple," premieres
1965 Marty Brown, born in Owensboro, Kentucky, country singer, Wildest Dreams
1965 Cindy Brown, U.S., basketball player 1988 Olympics gold
1965 Kevin Brown, born in Mcintyre, Georgia, pitcher for the Florida Marlins
1965 Dana Brown, born in Memphis, Tennessee, Miss Tennessee - America, 1991-3rd
1965 Vincent Brown, NFL inside linebacker for the New England Patriots
1964 Eric Brown, born in New York City, actor, Buzz-Mama's Family
1964 Michael Brown meets Rene Fladen, then writes "Walk Away Rene"
1964 Sam Brown, English singer and songwriter, Stop!
1964 Nacio Herb Brown, dies
1964 Faith Ford, born in Louisiana, actress, Another World, Corky-Murphy Brown
1964 Dan Brown, American Author
1963 Jim Brown sets NFL single-season rushing record, 8,390 yds
1963 Elizabeth Brown, minister healer/writer
1963 Cleve ties record of 4 consecutive HRS (Held, Ramos, Francona, Brown)
1963 Indians' Woodie Held, Pedro Ramos, Tito Francona, and Larry Brown hit consecutive home runs in one inning (vs California Angels)
1963 Lomas Brown, NFL tackle, Detroit Lions, Arizona Cardinals
1963 Ian Brown, English rock vocalist, Stone Roses-Made of Stone
1962 Ray Brown, NFL guard, Washington Redskins, San Francisco 49ers
1962 Alton Brown, American Entertainer
1962 Philip Brown, Birmingham Engl, 4x400m runner 1984 Olympics silver
1961 Beatles record "Sweet Georgia Brown" and "Ready Teddy"
1961 Wally Brown, actor (Jed Fame-Cimarron City), dies at 57
1961 "Downtown" Julie Brown, TV host, Club MTV, Inside Edition
1961 Jane Leeves, born in London, actress, Murphy Brown, Daphne Moon-Fraiser
1961 Olivia Brown, born in Frankfurt GFR, actress, Det Trudy Joplin-Miami Vice
1961 Ron Brown, born in Los Angeles, California, 4x100m runner 1984 Olympics gold
1961 Grant Shaud, actor, Miles Silverburg-Murphy Brown
1960 "Unsinkable Molly Brown" opens at Winter Garden New York City for 532 performances
1960 Tammy Grimes' "Unsinkable Molly Brown," premieres in New York City
1960 Alice Regina Brown, Jackson MS, 4X100 runner, Olympics gold 1984, 88
1960 Chester Brown, Canadian Cartoonist
1960 "Unsinkable Molly Brown" closes at Winter Garden New York City after 532 performances
1959 Jim Brown scores 5 TDs in Cleveland Browns 38-31 win over Balt
1959 Cleveland Browns' Jim Brown makes club record 37 rushing attempts
1959 Cosmopolitan editor Helen Gurley (37) and David Brown (43) wed
1959 Nicole Brown Simpson, Frankford Germany, Mrs. OJ Simpson, murdered
1959 Coasters's "Charlie Brown" peaks at #2
1959 Clancy Brown, American Actor
1958 Julie Brown, American Actress
1957 Jerry Lee Lewis weds his cousin Myra Gale Brown, 13, while still married to his 1st wife Jane Mitcham
1957 Cleveland Browns' fullback Jim Brown sets club record of 237 yds rushing
1957 Jim Brown, rocker, UB40-Red Red Wine
1957 James Brown, British reggae singer/drummer, UB40-Red Red Wine
1957 Faye Resnick, author, Nicole Brown Simpson-Private Diary
1957 Shauna McDonald Brown, TV producer
1956 Syracuse fullback Jim Brown, scores NCAA record of 43 pts (vs Colgate)
1956 Clifford Brown, U.S. jazz trumpeter (Joyspring, Jordu), dies at 25
1956 David M. Brown, Arlington, Virginia, Cmdr USN/astronaut
1956 Curtis L. Brown, Jr., North Carolina, astronaut, STS 47, STS 66, 77, 85, sk:95
1956 Woody Brown, Dayton Ohio, actor, Cliff-Facts of Life
1955 Pat Brown, American Psychologist
1954 T Graham Brown, Arabi, Georgia, country singer, Come as you Were
1954 Scott Bakula, born in St. Louis, Missouri, actor, Quantum Leap, Gung Ho, Murphy Brown
1954 Lisa Brown, KC, Missouri, actress, Guiding Light, Iva-As the World Turns
1954 Yank pitcher Tom Morgan ties record by hitting 3 batters in 1 inning This was also Bobby Brown's last game; he retired to become a doctor
1954 Robert Pastorelli, born in Brooklyn, New York, actor, Eldin-Murphy Brown
1954 Supreme Court unanimously rules on Brown vs. Topeka Board of Education reversed 1896 "separate but equal" Plessy Vs Ferguson decision
1954 School desegregation law, Brown vs. Board of education
1953 Tina Brown, journalist, New Yorker
1953 Brown's Lou "Toe" Groza kicks 8 PATs, beating Giants 62-14
1953 Tina Brown, journalist publisher, New Yorker, Tattler
1953 Benjamin Gene Brown, born in San Francisco, California, 4X400 runner 1976 Olympics gold
1953 Despite Johnny Mize 2,000th hit, Yanks lose ending 18 game win streak and also ending St. Louis Brown 14 game losing streak
1953 Brown's Bobo Holloman 1st major league start, no-hits Philadelphia A's, 6-0
1952 Sherrod Brown, Rep-D-Ohio
1952 A. Whitney Brown, American Comedian
1951 Mark N Brown, Valparaiso, Indiana, Major USAF/astronaut, STS 28, 48, 66
1951 Judi Brown, born in East Lansing, Michigan, 400m hurdler 1984 Olympics silver
1951 Gordon Brown, British MP
1951 Crystal Gayle, born in Kentucky, country singer, Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue
1950 1st strip of Charlie Brown, "Li'l Folks," later "Peanuts" in 9 papers
1950 Darryl Hunt, English pop bassist, Pogues-Pair of Brown Eyes
1950 Tom Brown, Jr., American Celebrity
1949 Joe Regalbuto, born in Brooklyn, New York, actor, Knots Landing, Frank-Murphy Brown
1949 Jay Thomas, born in Kermit, Texas, DJ/actor, Mork and Mindy, Cheers, Murphy Brown
1949 Michael Brown, rocker (Left Bank-Don't Walk Away Renee)
1949 Michael Brown, born in New York City, keyboardist, Left Bank-Don't Walk Away Renee
1949 Blair Brown, born in Washington D.C., actress, Altered States, Molly Dodd
1949 Friedrich C R Bergius, chemist (brown coal, Nobel 1931), dies at 64
1949 George Brown, rock drummer, Kool and the Gang-Celebration
1948 Charles D Brown, actor (Eve Knew Her Apples), dies at 61
1948 Errol Brown, Kingston Jamaica, rock vocalist, Hot Chocolate
1948 Jay Thomas, dj/actor, Eddie LeBec-Cheers, Jerry Gold-Murphy Brown
1948 Fred Brown, NBAer, Seattle SuperSonic
1948 Reb Brown, born in Los Angeles, California, actor, Cage, Yor, Capt America, Fast Break
1948 Mordecai Brown, American Athlete
1948 Aaron Brown, American Journalist
1947 Larry Brown, NFL runningback, 3rd to rush over 4,000 yards
1947 61st Wimbledon Mens Tennis: Jack Kramer beats Tom P Brown (61 63 62)
1947 Bryan Brown, born in Sydney, actor, F/X, Gorillas in the Mist, Kim, Tai-Pan
1947 Faith Brown, impressionist
1947 Linda Bloodworth-Thomason, TV producer, Designing Women, Murphy Brown
1947 Al Goodman, rock vocalist, Ray, Goodman, Brown
1946 Harry Ray, Hackensack, New Jersey, rock vocalist, Ray, Goodman, Brown
1946 Corrine Brown, Rep-D-Florida
1946 66th U.S. Mens Tennis: Jack Kramer beats Tom Brown, Jr. (97 63 60)
1946 60th Wimbledon Mens Tennis: Yvon Petra beats G Brown (62 64 79 57 64)
1946 Billy Brown, rock vocalist, Ray, Goodman, Brown
1946 Chelsea Brown, born in Chicago, Illinois, comedienne, Laugh-in, Matt Lincoln
1946 Candice Bergen, Beverly Hills, actress, Carnal Knowledge, Murphy Brown
1946 Susan Brown, actress, Gail Baldwin-General Hospital
1946 Harold Brown, born in Long Beach, California, rock drummer, War-Summer, Galaxy
1946 Andy Brown, rock drummer, Fortunes Birmingham
1945 Kathleen Brown, state treasurer, D-Calif, 1991-
1945 Philadelphia A's Dick Fowler no-hits St. Louis Brown, 1-0
1945 Dodgers Tommy Brown, 17, is youngest player to hit a HR
1945 Tommy Brown, Brooklyn Dodger becomes youngest HR hitter (17)
1945 1 armed outfielder, St. L Brown Pete Gray, 1st game he goes 1 for 4
1945 Derek Leckenby, rocker/actor, Mrs Brown You've Got a Lovely Daughter
1944 Bob Brown, Australian Politician
1944 Rita Mae Brown, actress, Long Hot Summer, Slumber Party Massacre
1944 Tommy Brown, just 16 years and 8 months old, plays shortstop for Dodgers
1944 Jesse Brown, American Politician
1943 H. Rap Brown, American Activist
1943 Georg Stanford Brown, born in Havana, Cuba, actor, Terry Webster-Rookies
1943 Christopher Brown, composer
1943 "Porgy and Bess" opens on Broadway with Anne Brown and Todd Duncan
1942 Timothy Hugh Brown, theatre critic
1942 Dave Brown, cricketer, Warwicks pace bowler, played 26X for England
1941 Lucas Brown Jackson, San Marcos, Texas, basketballer 1964 Olympic gold
1941 Ronald Harmon Brown, chairman, Democratic Party
1941 Joe Brown, singer/guitarist
1941 John R Locksmith de Brown, vicar/CHU-politician, dies at 71
1940 Pete Brown, rocker
1940 Peter Brown, born in Chicago, Illinois, rocker
1940 Willie Brown, NFL defensive back, Denver Broncos, Oakland Raiders
1940 Larry Brown, NBA player/NBA coach for the New York Knicks
1940 St. Louis Brown John Whitehead no-hits Detroit Tigers, 4-0 in 6 innings
1940 Hank Brown, Rep-R-CO, 1981-88
1939 Grimmett and Ward rip through Qld except Bill Brown (156)
1939 Matthew Brown, Journalist, dies at 51
1939 White Sox reliever Clint Brown sets record of 61st relief appearance
1939 43rd Boston Marathon won by Ellison Brown of RI in 2:28:51.8
1939 Charles Brown, Cin, Ohio, featherweight boxer 1964 Olympics bronze
1938 Toni Brown, U.S. guitarist/singer/keyboardist, Joy of Cooking
1938 1st radio broadcast of "Young Widder Brown" on NBC
1938 Andrew Brown, film Producer
1938 Jerry Brown, California governor, Gov-D-Cal, 1974-..
1937 Johnny Brown, born in St. Petersburg, Florida, comedian, Good Times, Leslie Uggams
1937 Simon Brown, British high court judge
1937 Claude Brown, American Writer
1936 Bonnie Brown, rocker, Browns
1936 Gilbert K Chesterton, English writer/poet (Father Brown), dies
1936 Charles Kimbrough, actor, Murphy Brown
1936 40th Boston Marathon won by Ellison Brown of RI in 2:33:40.8
1936 Jim Brown, Georgia, NFL full back for the Cleveland Browns/actor, Dirty Dozen
1935 David White, cricketer, England opening attack Brown and White vs. Pak 1961
1935 Alan Brown, cricketer, England opening attack Brown and White vs Pak 1961
1935 Peter Brown, New York City, actor, Lawman, Laredo, Bold and Beautiful
1935 Earlene Dennis Brown, born in Latero, Texas, shot putter 1960 Olympics bronze
1935 Alice Brown Davis, American Statesman
1934 J. Carter Brown, Providence Rhode Island, art director, Washington National Gallery
1934 St. Louis Brown Bobo Newsom loses no-hitter to Boston in 10, 2-1
1934 Jim "Ed" Brown, born in Sparkman, Arkansas, country singer, Nashville on the Road
1933 Georgia Brown, [Lillian Getel], actress, Study in Terror, Fixer
1933 Sally Eilers weds Harry Joe Brown
1933 Mervyn Brown, diplomat
1933 Harve Presnell, Modesto California, actor, Unsinkable Molly Brown
1933 Tony Brown, Charleston, West Virginia, newsman, Tony Brown's Journal
1933 Mike Stoller, composer, Lieber and Stoller-Hound Dog, Charlie Brown
1933 Henderson, DeSylva and Brown's "Strike Me Pink," premieres in New York City
1932 Roosevelt Brown, Virginia, NFL hall of fame tackle for the New York Giants
1932 Vince Guaraldi, jazz pianist, Charlie Brown TV specials
1932 Christy Brown, born in Dublin, novelist, My Left Foot, Down All the Days
1932 Maxine Brown, rocker, Browns
1931 Angie Dickinson, Kulm ND, actress, Police Woman
1930 Clifford Brown, [Brownie], U.S. jazz trumpeter/composer
1929 Willaim Brown, television executive
1929 BG DeSylva and Lew Brown's musical "Follow Thru," premieres in New York City
1928 Earl Brown, born in Salt Lake City, Utah, actor, Stovall-Operation Petticoat
1928 James Brown, born in Pulaski, Tennessee, soul singer, Hot Pants, Living in America
1928 James Brown, Augusta, Georgia, singer/jail bird, soul brother #1, Hot Pants
1928 Vanessa Brown, born in Vienna, Austria, actress, My Favorite Husband
1927 B. G. DeSylva/Lew Brown's musical "Good News," premieres in New York City
1927 Robert Brown, Herbrides Is, actor, Here Come the Brides, Primus
1926 Earle Brown, composer
1926 John M Brown, U.S. weapons constructer, dies
1926 Ray Brown, U.S., bandleader
1926 Oscar Brown, Jr., U.S. songwriter, Brown Baby, Forbidden Fruit
1926 Ruth Brown, born in Portsmouth, Virginia, actress, Leona-Hello Larry, Checking In
1926 Eugene O'Neill's "Great God Brown," premieres in New York City
1926 Olympia Brown, American Activist
1925 Roy James Brown, New Orleans, boxer/soul singer, Good Rockin' Tonight
1925 Hilary Grover Barratt Brown, conservationist
1924 Gogi Grant, [Audrey Brown], rock vocalist
1924 Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown, Vinton, Louisiana, blues singer, Mary is Fine
1923 Gillian Brown, diplomat
1923 Origin of Brown lunation numbers
1922 Max Bygraves, London, actor, Tom Brown's School Days
1922 St. Louis Brown "Baby Doll" Jacobson hits 3 triples beating Tigers 16-0
1922 St. Louis Brown Hub Pruett strikes out Babe Ruth 3 straight times
1922 Helen Gurley Brown, Portland Me, author/publisher, Cosmopolitan
1921 George Mackey Brown, poet
1921 Robert Croften Brown, politician
1920 George E. Brown, Jr., Rep-D-CA, 1963-71, 73-
1920 James Brown, born in Desdemona, Texas, actor, Lt Rip Masters-Rin Tin Tin
1919 1st nonstop Atlantic flight, Alcock and Brown, lands in Ireland
1919 1st nonstop air crossing of Atlantic (Alcock and Brown)
1918 Pamela Brown, born in England, actress, Alice in Wonderland, Dracula
1917 Helen Gurley Brown, editor-in-chief, Cosmopolitan
1917 Pamela Brown, born in London, England, actress, Cleopatra, Beckett
1917 St. Louis Brown Bob Groom no-hits Chicago White Sox, 3-0
1917 St. Louis Brown Ernie Koob no-hits Chicago White Sox, 1-0
1917 Albert "Pud" Brown, clarinetist/saxophonist
1916 Christy Mathewson and Mordecai Brown final baseball game
1916 David Brown, born in New York City, director, Jaws, Planet of the Apes
1916 St. Louis Brown Ernie Koob pitches all 17 inns in a 0-0 tie vs Boston
1915 Walter Brown "Brownie" McGhee, blues singer/guitarist
1915 Godfrey Brown, England, 4 x 400m runner 1936 Olympics gold
1913 Henry Billings Brown, American Judge
1913 George H Brown, film producer
1913 Audrey Brown, England, 4 x 100m runner 1936 Olympics silver
1913 Henry Cadbury Brown, architect
1913 Lord Aberconway, CEO, John Brown and Co
1913 Tom Brown, New York City, actor, Ed-Gunsmoke, Lt Rovacs-Mr Lucky
1912 St. Louis Brown Earl Hamilton no-hits Detroit Tigers, 5-1
1912 Bill Brown, cricketer, Australian opener of the 30's and 40's
1912 Leslie Brown, Bishop, St. Edmundsbury and Ipswich
1912 Lou Brown, Brooklyn, orch leader, Jerry Lewis Show
1910 Lennox Brown, cricketer, South Africa leg-spinner on 1931-32 Aust/NZ tour
1910 Nap Lajorie challenges Ty Cobb batting avg with 8 hits, 6 were bunts as Brown's 3rd baseman Red Corriden played deep, Cobb still won
1908 Paul Brown, born in Norwalk, Ohio, NFL hall of famer, Browns, Bengals
1908 Alex Brown, snooker player
1907 Cecil Brown, news correspondent, CBS
1907 Lawrence Brown, U.S. trombonist, Duke Ellington Orchestra
1906 Fredric [William] Brown, U.S., sci-fi author, Martians Go Home
1906 Louise Brown, dancer/teacher
1906 Robert Brown Black, British diplomat/gov, Hong Kong
1906 Stephen Brown, CEO, Stone-Platt Industries
1906 Henry Phelps Brown, historian/economist
1906 Willa B Brown, Coffey, U.S. black air pioneer, NAAA
1905 Edmund G "Pat" Brown, Gov-D-Calif
1905 Walter Brown, sports organizer, NBA
1904 Wally Brown, Malden, Massachusetts, actor, Zombies on Broadway, Girl Rush
1904 Johnny Mack Brown, Dothan AL, actor, Lawman is Born, Back Trail
1904 David Brown, CEO, Aston Martin Lagonda
1903 Cleo Brown, pianist
1903 Countee Cullen, U.S. poet, Color, Ballad of the Brown Girl
1901 Eric Brown, architect
1900 John Mason Brown, born in Louisville, Kentucky, critic, Tonight on Broadway
1898 Brown defeats Harvard 6-0 in 1st intercollegiate hockey game
1897 Thomas Edward Brown, British Poet
1896 Nacio Herb Brown, U.S. composer
1896 Thomas Hughes, politican/author of Tom Brown's Schooldays, Brighton
1895 J. T. Brown hits the fastest 50 in Test Crickets (28 mins) England vs. Australia
1895 Fred Essler, Austria, actor, Unsinkable Molly Brown, Saratoga Trunk
1894 Joseph E. Brown, American Politician
1892 Joe E Brown, born in Holgate, Ohio, comedian, Buck Circus Hour
1891 Francis Henry Brown, composer, dies at 73
1887 George Brown, cricketer, legendary England batsman/keeper of 20's
1887 Charles D. Brown, born in Iowa, actor, Barefoot Boy, Disbarred, Night Editor
1886 Arthur Whitten Brown, aviator
1884 Friedrich C R Bergius, German chemist, benzine from brown coal, Nobel
1876 Mordecai, 3 finger, Brown, hall of fame pitcher
1876 Mordecai Brown, American Athlete
1869 O. B. Brown patents moving picture projector
1864 Battle of Fisher's Hill VA-Gen Early Retreats to Brown's Gap
1859 John Brown, U.S. abolitionist (Harpers Ferry), hanged at 59
1859 John Brown leads 20 in raid on federal arsenal, Harper's Ferry, Va
1858 John Brown holds antislavery convention
1858 Dion Boucicault's "Jessie Brown," premieres in New York City
1858 William Wells Brown published 1st Black drama, "Leap to Freedom"
1858 John Brown organized raid on Arsenal at Harper's Ferry
1853 William Wells Brown publishes "Clotel," 1st novel by black American
1853 Olympia Brown, American Activist
1852 Alice Brown Davis, American Statesman
1836 Henry Billings Brown, American Judge
1833 James Ewell Brown "JEB" Stuart, Major General Confederate Army
1832 John Brown Gordon, Major General Confederate Army, died in 1904
1830 Thomas Edward Brown, British Poet
1829 Robert Brown Potter, Major General Union volunteers, died in 1887
1827 John Calvin Brown, Major General Confederate Army, died in 1889
1825 Antoinette Brown Blackwell, clergy, 1st ordained U.S. female minister
1823 Thomas Hughes, England, author, Tom Brown's School Days
1821 Ford Maddox Brown, painter
1821 Emerson Brown Joseph, Confederacy, died in 1894
1821 Joseph E. Brown, American Politician
1818 George Brown, Canada, publisher, Toronto Globe, PM, L, 1858
1818 Francis Henry Brown, composer
1816 Egbert Benson Brown, Brig General Union volunteers, died in 1902
1801 Elisha Brown, Jr. pressed a 1,235 pound cheese ball at his farm
1800 John Brown, abolitionist; led attack on Harpers Ferry
1789 1st American novel, WH Brown's "Power of Sympathy," is published
1787 John Brown, (British) theologist, dies
1783 Lancelot "Capability" Brown, English architect (Kew), dies at about 67
1771 Charles Brockden Brown, father of American novel, Wieland
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