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1784 – Zachary Taylor  (d. 9 Jul 1850)

      American general and politician

      12th President of the United States, 1849-1850

1877 – Alben W. Barkley  (d. 30 Apr 1956)
      American lawyer and politician
      35th Vice President of the United States, 1949-1953

      U.S. Senator, D. KY, 1927-1949, 1955-1956

      U.S. Representative, D. KY, 1913-1927

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1273 – Alphonso, Earl of Chester  (d.  19 Aug 1284)

1394 – Charles, Duke of Orléans  (d.  5 Jan 1465)

1427 – John Stafford, 1st Earl of Wiltshire  (d.  8 May 1473)

      English knight

1583 – Juan Martínez de Jáuregui y Aguilar  (d. 1641)

      Spanish poet and painter
1583:  Philip Massinger  (d. 17 Mar 1640)
      English dramatist

1594 – Henry Grey, 10th Earl of Kent  (d. 1651)

      English politician

1615 – Philip William, Elector Palatine  (d. 1690)

      German son of Magdalene of Bavaria

1630 – Étienne Baluze  (d. 1718)

      French scholar and academic

1632 – Baruch Spinoza  (d.  21 Feb 1677)

      Dutch philosopher and scholar

1655 – Charles XI of Sweden  (d.  5 Apr 1697 o.s.)

1690 – Charles Theodore Pachelbel  (d. 1750)

      German organist and composer

1712 – Charles-Michel de l'Épée  (d. 1789)

      French priest and educator

1712 – Ali II ibn Hussein  (d. 1782)

      Tunisian ruler

1713 – Junípero Serra  (d. 1784)

      Spanish priest and missionary

1713 – Laurence Sterne  (d.  18 Mar 1768)

      Irish clergyman and author

1724 – Maria Amalia of Saxony  (d.  27 Sep 1760)

1729 – Alexander Suvorov  (d. 1800)

       Russian field marshal

1740:  John Bacon  (d. 7 Aug 1799)

      British sculptor

1745 – Maria Luisa of Spain  (d.  15 May 1792)

1774 – Thomas Dick  (d. 1857)

      Scottish minister, author, and educator

1801 – Ludwig Bechstein  (d. 1860)

      German author and poet

1806 – William Webb Ellis  (d. 1872)

      English clergyman, created Rugby football

1808:  Jean-Baptiste Alphonse Karr  (d. 29 Sep 1890)

      French critic, journalist, and novelist

1811 – Ulrich Ochsenbein  (d. 1890)

      Swiss lawyer and politician

      President of the Swiss National Council

1812 – Xavier Hommaire de Hell  (d. 1848)

      French geographer and engineer

1815 – Grace Darling  (d. 1842)

      English lighthouse keeper

1826 – Carlo Collodi  (d. 1890)

      Italian journalist and author

1833 – Antoine Labelle  (d. 1891)

      Canadian priest

1849 – Frances Hodgson Burnett  (d. 1924)

      English-American playwright and author

1857 – Miklós Kovács  (d. 1937)

      Hungarian-Slovene poet and songwriter

1858:  Marie Bashkirtseff  (d. 31 Oct 1884)

      (born Maria Konstantinovna Bashkirtseva)

      Ukrainian diarist, painter, and sculptor.

1859 – Cass Gilbert  (d. 1934)

      American architect

      designed the United States Supreme Court Building

            and the Woolworth Building

1864 – Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec  (d. 1901)

      French painter and illustrator

1867 – Louis de Champsavin  (d. 1916)

      French horse rider

1867 – Scott Joplin  (d. 1917)

      American pianist and composer

1869 – Óscar Carmona  (d. 1951)

      Portuguese field marshal and politician

      11th President of Portugal

1873 – Julius Martov  (d. 1923)

      Russian politician

1874 – Charles William Miller  (d. 1953)

      Brazilian footballer and referee

1876 – Walter Burley Griffin  (d. 1937)

      American architect, designed Canberra

1876:  Ameen Rihani  (d. 13 Sep 1940)

      Lebanese Arab-American writer, intellectual and political activist

1877 – Kavasji Jamshedji Petigara  (d. 1941)

      Indian police officer

1881 – Al Christie  (d. 1951)

      Canadian-American director, producer, and screenwriter

1882 – Nikolai Janson  (d. 1938)

      Russian politician

1884 – Yitzhak Ben-Zvi  (d. 1963)

      Russian-Israeli historian and politician

      2nd President of Israel

1885 – Theodor Altermann  (d. 1915)

      Estonian actor, director, and producer

1885:  Anna Louise Strong  (d. 29 Mar 1970)

      American journalist and activist

1885 – Christian Wirth, German SS officer (d. 1944)

1886 – Margaret Caroline Anderson  (d. 1973)

      American publisher, founded The Little Review

1887 – Raoul Paoli  (d. 1960)

      French boxer and rower

1887 – Erich von Manstein  (d. 1973)

      German field marshal

1888 – Dale Carnegie  (d. 1 Nov 1955)

      American author and educator

1888 – Fredrick Willius  (d. 1972)
      American cardiologist and author
1892 – Daniel McVey  (d. 1972)
      Australian public servant
1893 – Charles F. Hurley  (d. 1946)
      American soldier and politician
      54th Governor of Massachusetts
1894 – Herbert Sutcliffe  (d. 1978)
      English cricketer
1897 – Lucky Luciano  (d. 1962)
      Italian-American mobster
1899 – Ward Morehouse  (d. 1966)
      American author, playwright, and critic
1904 – Albert Ross Tilley  (d. 1988)
      Canadian captain and surgeon
1908 – Libertad Lamarque  (d. 2000)
      Argentinian actress and singer
1910 – Larry Siemering  (d. 2009)
      American football player and coach
1911 – Kirby Grant  (d. 30 Oct 1985)
      American actor
1911 – Joe Medwick  (d. 1975)

      American baseball player and manager

1912 – Bernard Delfgaauw  (d. 1993)

      Dutch philosopher and academic

1912 – Garson Kanin  (d. 1999)

      American director and screenwriter

1912 – Joan Sanderson  (d. 1992)

      English actress

1912 – Charles Schneeman  (d. 1972)

      American soldier and illustrator

1912 – Barbara Sheldon  (d. 19 Oct 2007)

      American actress

1912 – Teddy Wilson  (d. 1986)

      American pianist and educator

1913 – Howard Duff  (d. 8 Jul 1990)

      American actor

1913 – Geraldine Fitzgerald  (d. 2005)

      Irish-American actress

1916 – Forrest J Ackerman  (d. 2008)

      American soldier and author

1917 – Shabtai Rosenne  (d. 2010)

      English-Israeli academic, jurist, and diplomat

1919 – David Kossoff  (d. 2005)

      English actor and screenwriter

1921 – John Lindsay  (d. 19 Dec 2000)

      American lawyer and politician

      103rd Mayor of New York City

1922 – Claus Moser, Baron Moser  (d. 2015)

      German-English statistician and academic

1924 – Lorne Munroe

      Canadian-American cellist and educator

1925 – William F. Buckley, Jr.  (d. 27 Feb 2008)

      American publisher and author

      founded the National Review

1925 – Simon van der Meer  (d. 2011)

      Dutch-Swiss physicist and engineer

      Nobel Prize laureate

1926 – Tsung-Dao Lee

      Chinese-American physicist and academic

      Nobel Prize laureate

1927 – Ahmadou Kourouma  (d. 2003)

      Ivorian-French author and playwright

1927:  Alfredo Kraus  (d. 10 Sep 1999)

      Spanish tenor

1929:  Marvin Kitman

      American television critic, humorist, and author

1929 – Franciszek Kokot

      Polish nephrologist and endocrinologist

1929 – George Moscone  (d. 1978)

      American soldier, lawyer, and politician

      37th Mayor of San Francisco

1930 – Bob Friend

      American baseball player and politician

1931 – Arthur Chaskalson  (d. 2012)

      South African lawyer and judge

      18th Chief Justice of South Africa

1932 – Fred Titmus  (d. 2011)

      English cricketer and coach

1933 – John Sheridan  (d. 2012)

      English rugby player and coach

1934 – Alfred Schnittke  (d. 1998)

      German-Russian journalist and composer

1935 – Khalifa bin Salman Al Khalifa

      Bahraini politician

      Prime Minister of Bahrain

1935 – Ron Dellums

      American soldier and politician

      48th Mayor of Oakland

1935 – Mordicai Gerstein

      American author, illustrator, and director

1938 – Willy Claes

      Belgian conductor and politician

      8th Secretary General of NATO

1938 – Oscar Robertson

      American basketball player and sportscaster

1938 – Charles Starkweather  (d. 1959)

      American spree killer

1940 – Paul Tagliabue

      American lawyer and businessman

1940 – Eric Wilson

      Canadian author and educator

1941 – Pete Best

      English drummer and songwriter

      (The Beatles and Lee Curtis and the All-Stars)

1941 – Donald "Duck" Dunn  (d. 2012)

      American bass player, songwriter, and producer

      (Booker T. & the M.G.'s, The Mar-Keys,

            and The Blues Brothers)

1942 – Billy Connolly

      Scottish comedian, actor, and singer

      (The Humblebums)

1942 – Marlin Fitzwater

      American journalist

      17th White House Press Secretary

1942 – Andrew Stunell

      English politician

1943 – Dave Bing

      American basketball player and politician

      70th Mayor of Detroit

1943 – Richard Tee  (d. 1993)

      American singer-songwriter and keyboard player

      (Stuff)

1943 – Robin Williamson

      Scottish singer-songwriter and guitarist

      (The Incredible String Band)

1944 – Candy Darling  (d. 1974)

      American model and actress

1944 – Ibrahim Gambari

      Nigerian academic and diplomat

      9th Foreign Minister of Nigeria

1944 – Dan Glickman

      American businessman and politician

      26th United States Secretary of Agriculture

1945:  Nuruddin Farah

      Somali novelist, essayist, and professor

1945 – Lee Michaels

      American singer and keyboard player

      (The Sentinals)

1946:  Bruce Bueno de Mesquita
      American political scientist

1946 – Ted Bundy  (d. 1989)

      American serial killer

1946 – Penny Jordan  (d. 2011)

      English author

1947 – Dwight Schultz

      American actor

1947 – Dave Sinclair

      English keyboard player

      (Caravan, Hatfield and the North, The Wilde Flowers,

            Matching Mole, and The Polite Force)

1948 – Spider Robinson

      American-Canadian author and critic

1948 – Steve Yeager

      American baseball player and coach

1949 – Shane Bourne

      Australian comedian, actor, and television host

1949 – Ewen Cameron, Baron Cameron of Dillington

      English politician

1949 – Sally Davies

      English hematologist and academic

1949 – Linda Tripp

      American civil servant

1950 – Roscoe Born

      American actor

1950 – Robert Louis "Bob" Burns Jr.  (d. 3 Apr 2015)

      American drummer and songwriter

      (Lynyrd Skynyrd)

1950 – Stanley Livingston

      American actor, director, producer, and screenwriter

1951 – Mimis Androulakis

      Greek author and politician

1951 – Chet Edwards

      American businessman and politician

1951 – Margaret Mountford

      Irish lawyer and businesswoman

1951 – Graham Price

      Egyptian-Welsh rugby player

1952 – Rachel Chagall

      American actress

1952 – Norbert Haug

      German journalist and businessman

1952 – Thierry Lhermitte

      French actor, producer, and screenwriter

1952:  Rick Alan Ross

      American exit counselor and deprogrammer

1952 – Jim Sheridan

      Scottish politician

1953:  Tod Machover

      American composer and professor

1953 – Glenn Withrow

      American actor

1954 – Emir Kusturica

      Serbian actor, director, and screenwriter

1954:  James Lecesne

      American actor and writer

1954 – Margaret Wetherell

      British social psychologist

1955 – Ian Botham

      English cricketer, footballer, and sportscaster

1955 – Clem Burke

      American drummer

      (Blondie, Ramones, The Adult Net, and The Romantics)

1955 – Lena Adelsohn Liljeroth

      Swedish politician, Swedish Minister for Culture

1955 – Najib Mikati

      Lebanese businessman and politician

      31st Prime Minister of Lebanon

1955 – Takashi Yuasa

      Japanese lawyer and author

1956 – Sven Grünberg

      Estonian singer-songwriter

1956:  Ruben Santiago-Hudson

      American actor, playwright, and director

1957 – Denise Crosby

      American actress and producer

1957 – Edward Stourton

      English journalist and author

1958 – Roy Aitken

      Scottish footballer and manager

1958 – Alain Chabat

      French actor and director

1958 – Margaret Curran

      Scottish academic and politician

      Shadow Secretary of State for Scotland

1959 – Todd Brooker

      Canadian skier and sportscaster

1960 – Edgar Meyer

      American bassist and composer

      (Strength in Numbers)

1960 – Amanda Wyss

      American actress

1961 – Carlos Carnero

      Spanish politician

1961 – Arundhati Roy

      Indian author and activist

1962 – John Kovalic

      English author and illustrator

1962 – John Squire

      English singer-songwriter and guitarist

      (The Stone Roses and The Seahorses)

1962 – Paul Thorburn

      German-Welsh rugby player and manager

1962 – Ioannis Topalidis, Greek footballer and manager

1962 – Tracey Wickham

      Australian swimmer

1964 – Garret Dillahunt

      American actor

1964:  Conleth Hill

      Northern Irish actor

1964 – Tony Rombola

      American guitarist

      (Godsmack and Another Animal)

1964 – Brad Sherwood

      American actor and game show host

1965 – Shirley Henderson

      Scottish actress and singer

1966 – Russell Watson

      English tenor and actor

1967 – Henrik Brockmann

      Danish singer-songwriter

      (Royal Hunt and Evil Masquerade)

1967 – Cal Eldred

      American baseball player and sportscaster

1968 – Todd Beamer  (d. 2001)

      American passenger on United Airlines Flight 93

1968 – Bülent Korkmaz

      Turkish footballer and manager

1969 – David Adeang

      Nauruan lawyer and politician

1969 – Rob Nicholson

      American bass player and songwriter 

      (Cryptic Slaughter and Danzig)

1970 – Doug Brien

      American football player

1970 – Julieta Venegas

      American-Mexican singer-songwriter, guitarist, and producer

1970 – Ashley Ward

      English footballer

1971 – Brandon Molale

      American actor

1971 – Cosmas Ndeti

      Kenyan runner

1971 – Keith Primeau

      Canadian-American ice hockey player and coach

1972 – Marek Lemsalu

      Estonian footballer

1973:  Jeffrey McDonald Chandor (bka J. C. Chandor)

      American film director, producer and screenwriter

1974 – Dave Aizer

      American television host and producer

1974 – Stephen Merchant

      English actor, director, producer, and screenwriter

1974 – Machel Montano

      Trinidadian singer-songwriter and producer (Xtatik)

1974 – Taro Yamamoto

      Japanese actor and politician

1975 – Thomas Kohnstamm

      American author

1976 – Christian Laflamme

      Canadian ice hockey player

1976 – Chen Lu

      Chinese figure skater

1977 – Colin Hanks

      American actor

1977 – Olle Kärner

      Estonian orienteer

1977 – Celaleddin Koçak

      German-Turkish footballer

1978 – Katherine Heigl

      American actress and producer

1979 – Joseba Llorente

      Spanish footballer

1980 – Beth Phoenix

      American wrestler

1982 – Ryan Fitzpatrick

      American football player

1982 – Sean O'Loughlin

      English rugby player

1983 – Dean Ashton

      English footballer

1983 – Lars Eckert

      German rugby player

1983 – Meredith Henderson

      Canadian actress and producer

1983 – André Laurito

      German footballer

1983 – José López

      Venezuelan baseball player

1983 – Karine Vanasse

      Canadian actress and producer

1984 – Maria Höfl-Riesch

      German skier

1984 – Wolf Hudson

      American porn actor and director

1985 – Julia Alexandratou

      Greek model, actress, and singer

1985 – Tony Hunt

      American football player

1986 – Pedro León

      Spanish footballer

1986 – Mohamed Massaquoi

      American football player

1990 – Sarah Hyland

      American actress

1990 – Tom Odell

      English singer-songwriter

1992 – Sergei Kulbach

      Ukrainian figure skater

1993 – Ivi Adamou

      Cypriot-Greek singer-songwriter

1993 – Joe Pigott

      English footballer

1994 – Nabil Bentaleb

      Algerian footballer

1994 – Reece Mastin

      English-Australian singer-songwriter

2003 – Charlotte Cleverley-Bisman

      New Zealand meningococcal disease survivor

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Willie Murray

Danielle Isaak

Thimothy James Hahn

Theresa Sorensen

Doris McKay Egbert

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Keith & Joyce Edie

Ben & Jenny Adams

Jim & Margo Walesby

Roger & Jan Dormaier

Mr. & Mrs. Wade Magers

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654 – Emperor Kōtoku of Japan  (b. 596)
835 – Muhammad al-Jawad  (b. 811)
      Muslim religious leader born in Medina
      9th of the Twelve Imams
1072 – Bagrat IV of Georgia  (b. 1018)
1265 – Magnus Olafsson, Manx king
1326 – Hugh Despenser the Younger  (b. 1296)
      English courtier
1468 – Jean de Dunois  (b. 1402)
      French soldier
1531 – Johannes Oecolampadius  (b. 1482)
      theologian and reformer from Electorate of the Palatinate
1572 – John Knox  (b. 1510)
      Scottish pastor and theologian
1583 – René de Birague  (b. 1506)
      French cardinal
1615 – Sethus Calvisius  (b. 1556)
      composer and theorist born in Thuringia
1650 – Manuel Cardoso  (b. 1566)
      Portuguese organist and composer
1675 – Guru Tegh Bahadur  (b. 1621)
      9th Guru of Sikhs from Amritsar
1722 – Johann Adam Reincken  (b. 1623)
      Dutch-German organist and composer
1741 – Ulrika Eleonora, Queen of Sweden (b. 1688)
1770 – Charles-Jean-François Hénault  (b. 1685)
      French historian and author
1775 – Lorenzo Ricci  (b. 1703)
      Italian religious leader
      18th Superior General of the Society of Jesus
1781 – James Caldwell  (b. 1734)
      American minister
1793 – Clément Charles François de Laverdy  (b. 1723)
      French politician
      French Minister of Finance
1801 – Franz Moritz von Lacy  (b. 1725)
      Austrian field marshal
1807 – Joseph Brant  (b. 1742)
      American tribal leader
1848 – William Lamb, 2nd Viscount Melbourne  (b. 1779)
      English politician
      Prime Minister of the United Kingdom
1870 – Comte de Lautréamont  (b. 1846)
      Uruguayan-French poet and author
1885 – Nicolás Avellaneda  (b. 1837)
      Argentinian journalist and politician
      8th President of Argentina
1890 – August Belmont  (b. 1816)
      German-American banker and politician
      16th United States Ambassador to the Netherlands
1916 – Hiram Maxim  (b. 1840)
      American-English inventor
      invented the Maxim gun
1920 – Lado Aleksi-Meskhishvili  (b. 1857)
      Georgian actor and director
1920 – Alexandru Macedonski  (b. 1854)
      Romanian author and poet
1922 – Robert Erskine Childers  (b. 1870)
      Irish soldier, journalist, and author
1929 – Georges Clemenceau  (b. 1841)
      French physician, publisher, and politician
      72nd Prime Minister of France
1936 – Lucio Godina  (b. 1908)
      Filipino conjoined twin
1943 – Doris Miller  (b. 1919)
      American soldier and chef
      Medal of Honor recipient
1948 – Anna Jarvis  (b. 1864)
      American founder of Mother's Day
1956 – Guido Cantelli  (b. 1920)
      Italian conductor
1957 – Diego Rivera  (b. 1886)
      Mexican painter and sculptor
1958 – Robert Cecil, 1st Viscount Cecil of Chelwood  (b. 1864)
      English lawyer and politician
      Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster
      Nobel Prize laureate
1959 – Dally Messenger  (b. 1883)
      Australian rugby player, cricketer, and sailor
1960 – Grand Duchess Olga Alexandrovna of Russia  (b. 1882)
1960 – Roscoe Lockwood  (b. 1875)
      American rower
1961 – Ruth Chatterton  (b. 1893)
      American actress and singer
1963 – Lee Harvey Oswald  (b. 1939)
      American assassin of John F. Kennedy
1964 – Herbert Johanson  (b. 1884)
      Estonian architect
1965 – Abdullah III Al-Salim Al-Sabah  (b. 1895)
      Kuwaiti ruler
1967 – Louis Fratto  (b. 1908)
      American gangster
1968 – D. A. Levy  (b. 1942)
      American poet and publisher
1973 – John Neihardt  (b. 1881)
      American author and poet
1980 – Herbert Agar  (b. 1897)
      American journalist and historian
1980 – George Raft  (b. 1895)
      American actor, singer, and dancer
1980 – Henrietta Hill Swope  (b. 1902)
      American astronomer
1982 – Barack Obama  (b. 1936)
      Sr., Kenyan economist and academic
1985 – Big Joe Turner  (b. 1911)
       American singer
1987 – Jehane Benoît  (b. 1904)
      Canadian author and journalist
1990 – Juan Manuel Bordeu  (b. 1934)
      Argentinian race car driver
1990 – Fred Shero  (b. 1925)
      Canadian ice hockey player and coach
1990 – Dodie Smith  (b. 1896)
      English author and playwright
1990 – Marion Post Wolcott  (b. 1910)
      American photographer
1991 – Eric Carr  (b. 1950)
      American drummer and songwriter (KISS)
1991 – Freddie Mercury  (b. 1946)
      Zanzibari-English singer-songwriter and producer
      (Queen and Ibex)
1993 – Albert Collins  (b. 1932)
      American singer-songwriter and guitarist
1995 – Eduard Ole  (b. 1898)
      Estonian painter
1996 – Sorley MacLean  (b. 1911)
      Scottish soldier and poet
1997 – Monique Andrée Serf (bka Barbara)  (b. 1930)
      French singer-songwriter and actress
1999 – Hilary Minster  (b. 1944)
      English actor
2001 – Melanie Thornton  (b. 1967)
      American-German singer (La Bouche)
2002 – John Rawls  (b. 1921)
      American philosopher, author, and academic
2003 – Warren Spahn  (b. 1921)
      American baseball player and coach
2004 – Arthur Hailey  (b. 1920)
      English-Canadian journalist and author
2004 – Joseph Hansen  (b. 1923)
      American author and poet
2004 – James Wong  (b. 1940)
      Chinese actor and songwriter
2005 – Pat Morita  (b. 1932)
      American actor, singer, and screenwriter
2006 – Juice Leskinen  (b. 1950)
      Finnish singer-songwriter
2006 – George W. S. Trow  (b. 1943)
      American author, playwright, and critic
2006 – Zdeněk Veselovský  (b. 1938)
      Czech zoologist and ethologist
2007 – Casey Calvert  (b. 1981)
      American guitarist
      (Hawthorne Heights)
2008 – Kenny MacLean  (b. 1956)
      Scottish-Canadian bass player and songwriter
      (Platinum Blonde)
2008 – Cecil H. Underwood  (b. 1922)
      American educator and politician
      25th Governor of West Virginia
2009 – Chan Hung-lit  (b. 1943)
      Chinese actor and director
2009 – Abe Pollin  (b. 1923)
      American businessman and philanthropist
2009 – Samak Sundaravej  (b. 1935)
      Thai politician
      25th Prime Minister of Thailand
2009 – Jun Ross  (b. 1949)
      Filipino basketball player
2010 – Huang Hua  (b. 1913)
      Chinese translator and politician
      5th Foreign Minister of the People's Republic of China
2012 – Héctor Camacho  (b. 1962)
      Puerto Rican boxer and singer
2012 – Antoine Kohn  (b. 1933)
      Luxembourgian footballer and manager
2012 – Tony Leblanc  (b. 1922)
      Spanish actor, director, and screenwriter
2012 – Jimmy Stewart  (b. 1939)
      American baseball player and manager
2012 – Nicholas Turro  (b. 1938)
      American chemist and academic
2012 – Ernie Warlick  (b. 1932)
      American football player
2013 – Matthew Bucksbaum  (b. 1926)
      American businessman and philanthropist
      co-founded General Growth Properties
2013 – Lou Hyndman  (b. 1935)
      Canadian lawyer and politician
2013 – June Keithley  (b. 1947)
      Filipino actress and journalist
2013 – Jean King  (b. 1925)
      American politician
      6th Lieutenant Governor of Hawaii
2013 – Robin Leigh-Pemberton, Baron Kingsdown  (b. 1927)
      English banker and politician
      Governor of the Bank of England
2013 – Matti Ranin  (b. 1926)
      Finnish actor
2014 – Jorge Herrera Delgado  (b. 1961)
      Mexican engineer and politician
2014 – Murli Deora  (b. 1937)
      Indian politician
      Indian Minister of Corporate Affairs

Family

Coulee area

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