Henry Eyster Jacobs American Lutheran theologian born in Gettysburg Pennsylvania (d. 1932)

Martin Wegelius Finnish musicologist and composer born in Helsinki Finland (d. 1906)

Paul Kuczynski Polish composer born in Szczecin Poland (d. 1897)

Robert T. A. Innes Scottish astronomer (Proxima Centauri) born in Edinburgh Scotland (d. 1933)

Alexandre Levy Brazilian composer and pianist born in So Paulo Brazil (d. 1892)

Gichin Funakoshi Japanese martial artist Father of Japanese Shotokan Karatedo born in Shuri Okinawa Japan (d. 1957)

Winston Churchill American author (Crisis Crossing) born in St. Louis Missouri (d. 1947)

Henri Rabnaud French composer (Le Premer Glaire) born in Paris France (d. 1949)

Maude Eburne Canadian actress (Ladies They Talk About Guardsman) born in Bronte-on-the-Lake Ontario (d. 1960)

Nicholas Vachel Lindsay American poet (Gen William Booth enters Heaven) born in Springfield Illinois (d. 1931)

Patrick Pearse Irish poet nationalist and political activist born in Dublin Ireland (d. 1916)

Aart A van Schelven Dutch church historian (Willem of Orange)

Jacob Epstein American-English sculptor (Adam Jacob & the Angel) born in NYC New York (d. 1959)

Max Mell Austria artillery officer and literary (Donauweibchen) born in Maribor Slovenia (d. 1971)

Bedrich Antonin Wiedermann Czech organist and composer born in Ivanovice na Han Czech Republic (d. 1951)

Jan van Nijlen Flemish poet and author (Bird Phoenix) born in Antwerp Belgium (d. 1965)

Esther Dale American actress (The Awful Truth Unfinished Business) born in Beaufort South Carolina (d. 1961)

Arnold Zweig German antifascist and author (Erziehung vor Verdun) born in Glogau Silesia Germany (d. 1968)

Andrej Tupolev Russian aircraft builder born in Pustomazovo Russia (d. 1972)

Hugh Wakefield British actor (The Man Who Knew Too Much Blithe Spirit) born in Wanstead England (d. 1971)

Claude Rains British actor (Invisible Man Casablanca) born in London England (d. 1967)

Carl Stalling American film composer born in Lexington Missouri (d. 1972)

John P. Marquand American writer (The Late George Apley) born in Wilmington Delaware (d. 1960)

John Knudsen Northrop American aircraft designer (Northrop Air) born in Newark New Jersey (d. 1981)

Jimmy Dykes American MLB infielder manager (All Star 1933-34) born in Philadelphia Pennsylvania (d. 1976)

Antonio Maria Valencia Colombian composer born in Cali Colombia (d. 1952)

Murk Ozinga Dutch building historian (Monuments of Curacao)

Steven Geray American actor (French Line) born in Ungvr Austria-Hungary (d. 1973)

Josef Kramer German concentration camp Commandant dubbed The Beast of Belsen born in Munich Germany (d. 1945)

John Moore English author (Portrait of Elmbury Brensham Village and The Blue Field) born in Tewkesbury Gloucestershire England (d. 1967)

Charles Merritt Canadian Army officer and recipient of the Victoria Cross during World War II born in Vancouver British Columbia (d. 2000)

Pawe Jasienica Polish historian born in Ulyanovsk Russia (d. 1970)

Harry Andrews English actor (Equus Man of La Mancha) born in Kent England (d. 1989)