Jien Japanese poet and historian born in Kyoto (d. 1225)

Edmund Earl of Rutland brother of Kings Edward IV of England and Richard III of England born in Rouen Normandy (d. 1460)

Engelbert II Earl of Nassau-Dillenburg-Dietz and viceroy of Luxembourg born in Breda Netherlands (d. 1504)

Martin Delrio Flemish theologian and occultist born in Antwerp (d. 1608)

Ferdinand van Apshoven the Older Flemish painter baptized in Antwerp

Bartholomew Roberts Welsh pirate (raided ships off the Americas and West Africa between 1719-1722) born in Puncheston Pembrokeshire Wales (d. 1722)

Andreas Felix von Oefele German historian and librarian born in Munich (d. 1780)

Robert Darcy 4th Earl of Holderness English diplomat and politician (d. 1778)

Francesco Pasquale Ricci Italian composer born in Como Italy (d. 1817)

John Penn American attorney (signed Declaration of Independence) born in Port Royal Caroline County Virginia (d. 1788)

Seth Warner American revolutionary leader born in Roxbury Connecticut (d. 1784)

John St Aubyn British fossil collector born in Golden Square London (d. 1839)

Caroline of Brunswick Queen Consort of King George IV (1820-21) born in Brunswick Brunswick-Wolfenbttel Holy Roman Empire (d. 1821)

Ferdinand Charles Archduke of Austria and Regent of the Tyrol born in Innsbruck Austria (d. 1662)

Henry Paget 1st Marquess of Anglesey English general born in London (d. 1854)

Anna Brownell Jameson Anglo-Irish historian and writer (Loves of the Poets) born in Dublin Ireland (d. 1860)

Martinus Niewindt Dutch Bishop of Curacao (advocate for fair treatment and abolition of slavery) born in Amsterdam (d. 1860)

Carl Friedrich Zllner German composer born in Mittelhausen Germany (d. 1860)

Robert Smith Surtees British novelist (Jorrockss Jaunts and Jollities) born in The Riding England (d. 1864)

Ottho Gerhard Heldring Dutch preacher and reformer (Heldring Institutions) born in Zevenaar Netherlands (d. 1876)

Charles-Louis-Adolphe Vogel French composer (Les trois couleurs) born in Lille France (d.1892)

Joseph Warren Revere American Brigadier General (Union Army) born in Boston Massachusetts (d. 1880)

Sebastian Kneipp German naturopathist (d. 1897)

Charlotte Sainton-Dolby English contralto and composer born in London (d. 1885)

Wilhelm Steinitz Austrian world chess champion (1866-94)

Virginie Loveling Belgian writer and poet (d. 1923)

Sir Norman Lockyer English physicist co-founder of helium gas founder and editor of Nature magazine born in Rugby Warwickshire (d. 1920)

Julius Wellhausen German biblical scholar (d. 1918)

Edmund Bishop English secretary of Thomas Carlyle

Erik Satie French composer (Gymnopdies) born in Honfleur Normandy (d. 1925)

Gerrit Mannoury Dutch mathematicianphilosopher

Horace Elgin Dodge American automobile manufacturer (d. 1920)

Henricus P Bremmer art historian (Modern Kunstwerken)