John II the Good King of France (1350-64) born in Le Mans France (d. 1364)

Petrus Apianus [Peter Apian] German mathematician astronomer and cartographer born in Leisnig Saxony (d. 1557)

Cornelis Evertsen the Younger Dutch vice admiral of Zealand born in Flushing Netherlands (d. 1679)

Frans van Mieris the Elder Dutch painter born in Leiden Netherlands (d. 1681)

Jules Hardouin Mansart French architect born in Paris (d. 1708)

John Luyken Dutch poet and etcher (Duytse Lyre) born in Amsterdam (d. 1712)

Hans Sloane Irish physician naturalist and collector (providing the foundation of the British Museum) born in Killyleagh Ulster Ireland (d. 1753)

Charles Montagu 1st Earl of Halifax English poet and statesman born in Horton Northamptonshire England (d. 1715)

Francesco Feroci Italian composer born in San Giovanni Valdarno Italy (d. 1750)

John Hadley English mathematician and inventor (octant) born in Bloomsbury London (d. 1744)

Anne Sophie Reventlow Queen of Denmark and Norway (1721-30) born in Clausholm Castle Denmark (d. 1743)

Johann Gottlieb Gorner German composer born in Penig Germany (d. 1778)

Joseph Black Scottish chemist and physicist known for his discoveries of magnesium latent heat and carbon dioxide born in Bordeaux France (d. 1799)

Henry Clinton British army officer and politician born in Newfoundland British Canada (d. 1795)

lisabeth-Louise Vige Le Brun French painter born in Paris (d. 1842)

John Franklin English rear admiral and explorer (Arctic) born in Spilsby Lincolnshire England (d. 1847)

Jozef Stefani Polish composer born in Warsaw Poland (d. 1876)

William Chambers Scottish author and publisher (Basis of Communication & Coding) born in Peebles Scotland (d. 1883)

George Bingham 3rd Earl of Lucan British army officer (Charge of the Light Brigade) born in London England (d. 1888)

Caleb Blood Smith American journalist and politician 6th U.S. Secretary of the Interior born in Boston Massachusetts (d. 1864)

Edward Johnson American Major General (Confederate Army) born in Midlothian Virginia (d. 1873)

Georg Curtius German classical linguist born in Lbeck Germany (d. 1885)

Ford Madox Brown British painter born in Calais France (d. 1893)

Mother Joseph of the Sacred Heart [Esther Pariseau] Canadian religious leader (US capitol) born in Saint-Elzar Quebec Canada (d. 1902)

Orlando Bolivar Wilcox American Brevet Major General (Union Army) born in Detroit Michigan (d. 1907)

Ferdinand Eisenstein German mathematician (number theory) born in Berlin Prussia (d. 1852)

Octave Crmazie French Canadian poet born in Quebec City Canada (d. 1879)

Karel Bendl Czech composer born in Prague (d. 1897)

Anatole France [Jacques Anatole Thibault] French writer (Thas Wickerwork Woman Nobel 1921) born in Paris (d. 1924)

Hans Auer Swiss-Austrian architect born in Wdenswil Switerland (d. 1906)

Kandukuri Veeresalingam Social reformer of Andhra Pradesh born in Rajahmundry Andhra Pradesh India (d. 1919)

Herbert Baxter Adams American historian (American Historical Association) born in Shutesbury Massachusetts (d. 1901)

Ernst Josephson Swedish painter born in Stockholm Sweden (d. 1906)