| 1982: Natasha Hamilton, British Musician |
| 1975: Troy Amos Ross, born in Georgetown, Guyana, Canadian boxer 1996 Olympics |
| 1975: Elena Anaya, born in Palencia, Spain, Spanish actress |
| 1973: Horacio Llamas, NBA center for the Phoenix Suns |
| 1972: Melissa "Missy" Schwen, born in Bloomington, Indiana, rower, 1996 Olympics silver |
| 1972: Donny Marshall, NBA forward for the Cleveland Cavaliers |
| 1972: Michael Lampert, hockey defenseman, Team Austria 1998 |
| 1972: Molly Parker, Canadian Actress |
| 1972: Eric Williams, NBA forward, Denver Nuggets, Boston Celtics |
| 1971: Calbert Cheaney, NBA forward and guard, Washington Bullets/Wizards |
| 1971: Daniel Kunce, Sumperk GER, hockey defenseman, Team Germany 1998 |
| 1971: Cory Doctorow, Canadian Journalist |
| 1971: Soundarya, born in Gangigunte, India, film actress, played heroine in Kannada, Telugu, Tamil and Malayalam films |
| 1970: Bronwyn Roye, Australian rower 1996 Olympics |
| 1970: Mandy Smith, England, rocker, I Just Can't Wait, wife of Bill Wyman |
| 1969: Tommy Soderstrom, born in Stockholm, Sweden, NHL goalie, Sweden, New York Islanders |
| 1967: Pearl Sinn, born in Seoul, Korea, LPGA golfer, 1995 LPGA Corning Classic-35th |
| 1967: Kevin Pritchard, NBA guard, Washington Bullets |
| 1966: Michael John Bradley, born in Largo, Florida, PGA golfer, 1993 Kemper Open-3rd |
| 1965: Alex Winter, born in London, England, actor, Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure |
| 1965: Ken Evraire, CFL slot back for the Hamilton Tiger Cats |
| 1964: Heather Langenkamp, actress, Marie-Just the 10 of Us |
| 1963: Matti Nykanen, Finnish ski jumper, Gold Medals 1984, 1988 Olympics |
| 1963: Denise Miller, born in Brooklyn, New York, actress, Billie-Archie Bunker's Place |
| 1962: Jay Barrs, born in Jacksonville, Florida, archer, Gold Medals 1988, 1992, 1996 Olympics |
| 1960: Robin Shou, martial arts actor, Mortal Kombat, Beverly Hills Ninja |
| 1960: Karen Elaine Price, born in Pasadena, California, playmate, January, 1981 |
| 1960: Mark Burnett, born in London, England, television producer, creator of based reality television to the U.S., created shows, 'Survivor' and 'The Apprentice' |
| 1960: Kim Barnett, cricketer, England batsman and occasional leggie 1988-89 |
| 1960: Scott Norwood, NFL kicker, Buffalo Bills-Superbowl XXV goat |
| 1960: Jan Wouters, Dutch soccer star, Ajax, Bayern Munich, PSV |
| 1960: Nancy Giles, born in New York City, actress, Connie-Delta, Off Beat, Big, Angie |
| 1959: Janet Lynn Kavandi, born in Springfield, Missouri, PhD/astronaut, sk:STS-91 |
| 1958: Belinda Carlisle, born in Los Angeles, California, rock vocalist, Go-Go's-Vacation |
| 1957: Bruce Crump, rock drummer, Molly Hatchet |
| 1956: Bryan Trottier, Val Marie Sask, NHL Center for the New York Islanders |
| 1954: J. Michael Straczynski, American Producer |
| 1954: Angela Merkel, German Statesman |
| 1952: David Hasselhoff, born in Baltimore, Maryland, actor, Night Rider, Mitch-Baywatch |
| 1952: Robert R[ick] McCammon, U.S., sci-fi author, Baal, Mystery Walk |
| 1952: Phoebe Snow, singer, Theme from "It's a Different World" |
| 1952: Nicolette Larson, born in Kansas City, Missouri, rock vocalist, Twins, Lotta Love |
| 1952: Chet McCracken, born in Seattle, Washington rocker, Doobie Brothers |
| 1952: The Lau, Dutch singer/guitarist/composer, The Scene, Row Row Row |
| 1951: Lucie Arnaz, born in Los Angeles, California, actress, Kim-Here's Lucy, Jazz Singer |
| 1949: Mick Tucker, London, rock drummer, Sweet Harlesden |
| 1949: Geezer Butler, born in Birmingham, rocker, Black Sabbath |
| 1949: Terry "Geezer" Butler, born in Birmingham, rock bassist, Black Sabbath |
| 1949: Mike Vale, rock bassist, Tommy James and The Shondells |
| 1948: Brian Glascock, rock drummer, Motels-Only the Lonely |
| 1948: Luc Bondy, born in Zurich, Switzerland |
| 1948: Cathy Ferguson, 100m backstroke swimmer 1964 Olympic gold |
| 1947: Camilla Parker-Bowles, born in London, England, Prince Charles' lover |
| 1945: Fenneken Fockema Andreae, Dutch actress, Sea Gull |
| 1944: Mark Burgess, cricketer, New Zealand batsman of the 70's |
| 1942: Connie Hawkins, Harlem Globetrotter/NBA, Phoenix Suns, ABA MVP 1968 |
| 1942: Gale Garnett, Auckland New Zealand, singer, We'll Sing in the Sunshine |
| 1942: Spencer Davis, rocker, Spencer Davis Group |
| 1941: Daryle Lamonica, Oakland Raider quarterback, AFL leading passer 1967 |
| 1941: Bob Taylor, cricketer wicket-keeper, too often in Knotty's shadow |
| 1940: Phyllis Davis, born in Port Arthur, Texas, actress, Love American Style, Vega$ |
| 1939: Spencer Davis, born in Wales, vocalist, Spencer Davis Group-Gimme Some Lovin |
| 1939: Warwick Hutton, born in Britain, illustrator, artist, author, created illustrations for children's books, worked with texts by Hans Christian Andersen |
| 1937: Jose Ignacio Cabrujas, writer |
| 1935: Diahann Carroll, born in Bronx, actress, Julia, Claudine, Dominique-Dynasty |
| 1934: Pat McCormick, comedian, Don Rickles Show, New Bill Cosby Show |
| 1934: Philippe Capdenat, composer |
| 1934: Donald Sutherland, St. John NB, actor, M*A*S*H, Body Snatchers |
| 1933: Tony Pithey, cricketer, brother of David, South African batsman in 17 Tests |
| 1932: Vince Guaraldi, jazz pianist, Charlie Brown TV specials |
| 1932: Wojciech Kilar, born in Lwow, Poland, composer of film, classical, symphonic music, won French Lili Boulanger Prize for composition 1960 |
| 1932: Niccolo Castiglioni, composer |
| 1930: Ryohei Hirose, born in Hakodate, Japan, composer, professor, Kyoto University of Arts 1977 - 1996, composes music for shakuhachi, recorder, viola da gamba |
| 1928: Jean Elizabeth Leuckert Muir, designer dressmaker |
| 1922: Donald Alfred Davie, poet and critic |
| 1921: George Barnes, guitarist, Skip Farrell Show |
| 1921: Mildred Davenport, Wyoming, actress, Tarzan and Leopard Woman |
| 1920: Juan Antonio Samaranch, chairman, International Olympic Committee |
| 1920: Helen Walker, Worcester, Massachusetts, actress, Brewster's Million |
| 1920: Rudolf Karpati, born in Hungary, sabres, Gold Medals 1956, 1960 Olympics, 60 |
| 1920: Gordon Gould, American Physicist |
| 1920: Bill Monroe, born in New Orleans, Louisiana, newscaster, NBC-TV, Congressional Report |
| 1919: Alex Moir, cricketer, New Zealand leg-spinner in 17 Tests 1950-59 |
| 1917: Lou Bourdeau, baseball player/manager, 1948 AP Athlete of Year |
| 1917: Phyllis Diller, born in Lima, Ohio, comedienne, Boy, Did I Get a Wrong Number |
| 1916: Eleanor Steber, born in Wheeling, West Virginia, soprano, Metropolitan Opera-1940 |
| 1915: Esther Williamson Ballou, composer |
| 1915: Dorothy Poynton-Hill, U.S., platform diver 1932 Olympics gold |
| 1915: Cass Daley, born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, actress, Red Garters |
| 1914: Lucille Benson, born in Scottsboro, Alabama, actress, Lilly-Bosom Buddies |
| 1913: Roger Garaudy, French philosopher |
| 1913: Everett Helm, composer |
| 1912: Art Linkletter, born in Saskatchewan, Canada, TV host, People are Funny |
| 1912: Pal Kovacs, born in Hungary, sabres 1952 Olympics gold |
| 1909: Hardy Amies, born in London, England, royal dressmaker, Queen Elizabeth II |
| 1908: Rudolf Petzold, composer |
| 1906: John Carroll, Julian LaFaye, born in New Orleans, Louisiana, actor, Wolf Call |
| 1905: Norman Waterhouse Lees, jazz fan |
| 1904: Jef Alpaerts, Flemish pianist/conductor |
| 1903: Valerian Mikhaylovich Bogdanov-Berezovsky, composer |
| 1902: Christina Stead, born in Australia, novelist, Man Who Loved Children |
| 1900: James Cagney, actor, Yankee Doodle Dandy, hold that grapefruit |
| 1898: Berenice Abbott, born in Springfield, Ohio, photographer, World of Atget |
| 1897: Elbert Parr Tuttle, lawyer/judge |
| 1894: Mary Clare, born in London, England, actress, Evil Mind, Young and Innocent |
| 1894: Warren Weaver, American Scientist |
| 1889: Erle Stanley Gardner, U.S. detective writer, Perry Mason |
| 1888: Shmuel Agnon, born in Israel, novelist, Day Before Yesterday-Nobel 1966 |
| 1885: Benjamin James Dale, composer |
| 1883: Mauritz Stiller, Swedish actor and director, Erotikon |
| 1883: Bart de Ligt, anti militarist theologist, Acting Peace |
| 1878: Henri Zagwijn, composer |
| 1876: Maxim M Litvinov, Meyer H Wallach, Russian diplomat |
| 1876: Vittorio Gnecchi, composer |
| 1875: Donald Francis Tovey, Eton England, musicologist/composer |
| 1873: Antonina Neshdanova, Russian soprano, Rigoletto |
| 1871: Lyonel C. A. Feininger, U.S. cartoonist/painter |
| 1859: Luis Munoz Rivera, Puerto Rico, journalist, founded Federalist Party |
| 1853: Francesco Fanciulli, composer |
| 1839: Friedrich Gernsheim, composer |
| 1832: Johan August Soderman, composer |
| 1830: Eelco Refer, linguist, Dictionary for the Dutch translator |
| 1827: Frederick A. Able, English chemist/inventor, cordiet |
| 1817: Ignace Xavier Joseph Leybach, composer |
| 1775: August Harder, composer |
| 1774: John Wilbur, American Clergyman |
| 1763: Johannes H van der Palm, Dutch theologist/minister of Education |
| 1763: John Jacob Astor, Germany, richest man in U.S., banker/fur trader |
| 1744: Elbridge Gerry, DR, 5th Vice President, Massachusetts Governor, invented gerrymandering |
| 1702: Johann Schneider, composer |
| 1674: Isaac Watts, England, writer/preacher/hymnist, Horae Lyrican |
| 1487: Esma'il I, shah who converted Iran from Sunni to Shi'ah |