1977 Zephnad Wattimury, Dutch soccer player (FC Groningen
1975 Arafath Hill, soccer player, FC Groningen
1974 Arjan Ebbinge, soccer player, FC Groningen
1974 Lucian Sahetapy, soccer player, FC Groningen
1974 Bob Mulder, soccer player, Appingedam, FC Groningen
1974 Arjan Blaauw, Dutch soccer player, FC Groningen
1973 Alex Pijper, Dutch soccer player, FC Groningen
1973 Ronald Hamming, soccer player, FC Groningen, Fortuna Sittard
1972 Dick Kooijman, Dutch soccer player, Heracles, FC Groningen, Az
1972 Mariano Bombarda, Italian, soccer player, ACV, FC Groningen
1972 Raymond Beerens, Dutch soccer player, PSV, FC Groningen
1971 Marcel Boudesteyn, soccer player, Excelsior/FC Groningen
1971 Dick Schreuder, Dutch soccer player, PSV/FC Groningen/RKC
1971 Groningen soccer team forms in Groningen
1971 Romano Sion, soccer player, Dordrecht '90/FC Groningen
1970 Edwin de Kruyf/Kruijff, soccer player, FC Utrecht, FC Groningen
1969 Marian Chlad, soccer player, FC Groningen
1969 John Veenhof, Dutch soccer player, FC Groningen
1968 Warry van Wattum, Dutch soccer player, Dordrecht '90, FC Groningen
1967 Patrick Lodewijks, Dutch soccer player, PSV, FC Groningen
1967 Roel Liefden, soccer player, Dordrecht '90, FC Groningen
1966 Claus Boekweg, Dutch soccer player, FC Groningen, FC Zwolle
1963 Joop Gall, Dutch soccer player, FC Groningen
1963 Harris Huizingh, soccer player, FC Groningen
1962 Minister De Pous confirms natural gas reserves in Groningen Netherlands
1961 Erwin Koeman, soccer player, PSV, FC Groningen
1960 Belgian sen Victor Leemans reveals huge gas field in Groningen
1950 Robert W. Lehnhoff, [Executioner of Groningen], SS fuhrer, executed
1945 German troops in Groningen surrender
1921 Soccer team GVAV of Groningen Netherlands forms
1918 Orange Nassau soccer team forms in Groningen
1903 Johannes Linthorst Homan, director of the queen in Groningen
1887 Soccer team Be Quick forms in Hairs Groningen
1845 -5.3 degrees F (-20.7 degrees C) in Groningen
1813 Allied troops occupies Groningen
1793 Cornerstone laid for Groningen's new townhall
1729 Willem KH Friso installed as viceroy of Groningen
1710 Johan Willem Friso becomes viceroy of Groningen Neth
1708 Prince Johan Willem Friso sworn in as viceroy of Groningen
1701 Frisia and Groningen begin use of Gregorian calendar
1700 Frisia/Groningen adopt Gregorian calendar, tomorrow is 1/12/1701
1632 Henry Casimir I appointed viceroy of Groningen
1625 Earl Earnest Casimir appointed as viceroy of Groningen
1614 University of Groningen opens
1600 John Bruhesius, [Bruhesen], bishop of Groningen, dies
1594 Groningen surrenders to earl Mauritius/Willem Louis
1594 Earl Mauritius and Willem Louis begins siege of Groningen
1587 Dutch County Groningen flood by dike break
1583 Groningen Netherlands begins using Gregorian calendar
1580 Jacob Hillebrand, Dutch mayor of Groningen, dies
1573 Ernst Casimir, count of Nassau-Dietz/mayor of Frisia/Groningen
1540 George Schenck van Toutenburg, gov/viceroy of Frisia/Groningen
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