1999 Marion Zimmer Bradley, writer, Darkover series, dies at 69
1996 Sybil Marion Rosenfeld, theatre historian, dies at 93
1996 Marion Farouk Political scientist-Sluglett, dies at 59
1995 Marion Pitt, social worker/writer, dies at 56
1995 Marion Herbst, German/Dutch jewelry designer, dies at 50
1994 Marion Williams, gospel singer, dies of diabetes at 66
1993 Former Washington D.C. Mayor Marion Barry divorces his wife Effi
1992 Marion P Ames, U.S., advocate/activist, dies
1992 Marion Berry, former mayor of Washington D.C., let out of prison
1990 Pete Rose begins 5-ms prison term at Marion (IL) Federal prison camp
1990 Washington D.C. mayor Marion Barry announces he will not seek a 4th term,
1990 Washington D.C., Mayor Marion Barry arrested in drug enforcement sting
1989 Marion Mack, actress (General), dies
1985 Marion Martin, actress (Dakota Lil, Queen of Burlesque), dies at 67
1985 Marion Byron, actress (Steamboat Bill Jr), dies at 73
1975 Marion Jones, American Athlete
1973 Frances Marion, screenwriter (Pollyanna, Camille), dies at 85
1971 Billy Wagner, born in Marion, Virginia, pitcher for the Houston Astros
1970 Brock Marion, NFL safety for the Dallas Cowboys
1969 Marion Lloyd Vince, fencer (National champ 1928, 31), dies at 63
1968 Chad Curtis, Marion, Indiana, outfielder, New York Yankees, Detroit Tigers
1968 Marion Lorne, actress (Aunt Clara-Bewitched), dies at 81
1968 Marion Weeks, singer/actress, dies of stroke at 81
1967 Kristi Cooke, Marion Ohio, Miss Ohio-America 1991
1965 Sidney Marion, actor (Outlaws is Coming, Quicksand), dies at 64
1964 Jeff King, Marion, Indiana, infielder for the Pittsburgh Pirates
1961 Marion Perkins, sculptor (Man of Sorrow), dies at 53
1961 Marion Davies, actress (Not So Dumb, 5 and 10), dies of cancer at 64
1956 White Sox manager Marty Marion resigns. AL Lopez replaces him
1955 Marion Eugene Bauer, composer, dies at 57
1953 Jimmy Dykes succeeds Marty Marion as Baltimore Orioles manager
1953 Jimmy Dykes succeeds Marty Marion as manager of Baltimore Orioles
1953 Marion Carl in Douglas Skyrocket reaches record 25,370 m
1950 Cleveland Browns' Marion Motley sets record for highest avg gain in a game with 17.1 (10 attempts), Cleveland 45, Pittsburgh 7
1947 Marion Carl in D-558-I sets world aircraft speech record, 1,047 kph
1947 Marion Coakes, born in England, equestrian show jumper, 1968 Olympics silver
1944 Cards' Marty Marion wins NL MVP
1944 Will Marion Cook, composer, dies at 75
1939 Marion Pitt, social worker/writer
1939 Marion Marlowe, born in St. Louis, Missouri, singer, Arthur Godfrey and Friends
1938 Marion Chapman, smallest known premature baby to survive, 280 g
1936 Marion Roe, MP, C
1936 Marion S. Barry, Mayor-D-Washington D.C., 1979-90, 95, drug indictment
1936 Marion Barry, American Politician
1936 Marion Farouk-Sluglett, political scientist
1934 Marion Conti, arch bishop, Aberdeen England
1931 James Dean, born in Marion, Indiana, stage/film actor, Giant, Rebel Without a Cause
1930 Marion A. Trabert, tennis champ, U.S. Open-1953
1930 Marion [Eleanor] Zimmer Bradley [Breen], sci-fi author, Storm Queen
1930 Marion Zimmer Bradley, American Writer
1930 Little Walter, [Marion Walter Jacobs], rocker
1928 Marion Ross, Albert Lea, Minnesota, actress, Marion-Happy Days, Brooklyn Bridge
1927 Marion Williams, U.S. gospel singers, Stars of Faith
1927 Coretta Scott King, born in Marion, Alabama, civil rights leader
1925 "Tea For Two" by Marion Harris hit #1
1924 Marion Morgan, singer, Stop the Music
1920 Marion Motley, AAFC, NFL fullback, Cleveland Browns, Pittsburgh
1920 Marion Motley, NFL running back, all-time leading AAFC rusher
1917 Marty Marion, baseball player, NL MVP 1944
1917 31st U.S. Womens Tennis: Molla Mallory beat Marion Vanderhoef (46 60 62)
1914 Marion Ladewig, Michigan, bowler, 9 time woman bowler of year 1950-63
1914 Marion Kettlewell, British director, WRNS
1911 Paulette Goddard, [Marion Levy], Switz, actress, Great Dictator
1909 Francis Marion Crawford,
1907 Marion Coulon, Belgian theoriest, Jeunesse la derive
1906 Marion Lloyd Vince, born in Brooklyn, New York, fencer, National champ 1928, 31
1903 Sybil Marion Rosenfeld, theatre historian
1901 Marion Gering, actress, Sarumba, Rumba, Ready for Love, 24 Hours
1900 Sidney Marion, born in Massachusetts, entertainer
1897 Marion Eugene Bauer, composer
1897 Marion Davies, [Marion Cecelia Douras], Brooklyn, actress, Operator 13
1891 Future president Harding marries Florence K DeWolfe in Marion Ohio
1888 Frances Marion, born in San Francisco, California, screenwriter/actress, Pollyanna
1888 Marion Lorne, Philadelphia, actress, Strangers on a Train, Girl Rush
1884 Norman Thomas, Marion Ohio, socialist, President Candidate 1928-48
1876 Carl Ruggles, born in Marion, Massachusetts, composer, Evocations
1869 Will Marion Cook, composer
1861 Florida troops takeover Ft. Marion at St. Augustine
1855 Robert Marion La Follette, born in Wisconsin, President candidate, Progressive
1854 Francis Marion Crawford, British author
1834 Francis Marion Cockrell, Brig General Confederate Army, died in 1915
1813 James Marion Sims, South Carolina, surgeon/gynecologist, vesicovaginal operation
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