Andronikos IV Palaiologos Byzantine Emperor born in Constantinople Byzantine Empire (d. 1385)

Frederick I the Warlike Elector of Saxony born in Dresden Electorate of Saxony Holy Roman Empire (d. 1428)

Roger Mortimer 4th Earl of March heir to the throne of England born in Usk Monmouthshire (d. 1398)

Marguerite of Navarre Queen of Navarre wife of Henry II of Navarre born in Angoulme France (d. 1549)

Pietro Della Valle Italian composer born in Rome (d. 1652)

John Eliot English parliament leader born in Port Eliot Cornwall England (d. 1632)

Diogo Dias Melgaz Portuguese composer born in Cuba Alentejo Portugal (d. 1700)

Antoine Coypel French painter and poet born in Paris (d. 1722)

Anne Danican Philidor French composer (Concert Spirituel) born in Paris (d. 1728)

Jean-Joseph Mouret French composer born in Avignon France (d. 1738)

John Alcock English composer and organist born in London (d. 1806)

David Zeisberger Moravian clergyman and missionary born in Zauchtenthal Moravia (d. 1808)

Christopher Smart English poet & journalist (Ceremony of Carols) born in Shipbourne England (d. 1771)

Pierre Nicolas La Houssaye French violinist and composer born in Paris (d. 1818)

James Parkinson English physician (First description of Parkinsons disease) and political activist born in Shoreditch London (d. 1824)

Johann Georg Lickl Austrian composer born in Korneuburg Austria (d. 1843)

Manuel Jose Quintana Spanish author and poet (El Duque de Viseo) born in Madrid Spain (d. 1857)

Charles-Francois Dumonchau French pianist and composer born in Strasbourg France (d. 1820)

Louise Reichardt German composer born in Berlin Prussia (d. 1826)

Nicolaas Christiaan Kist Dutch Reformed theologian and church historian born in Woerden Netherlands (d. 1859)

Edward Everett American statesman and orator born in Dorchester Massachusetts (d. 1865)

Macedonio Melloni Italian physicist (radiant light) born in Parma Italy (d. 1854)

Claude Tillier French journalist and writer (My Uncle Benjamin) born in Clamecy Nivre France (d. 1844)

Henry Rawlinson British army officer and scholar born in Chadlington England (d. 1895)

Clara Fey German Roman Catholic Nun and the founder of the Sisters of the Poor Child Jesus born in Aachen Prussia (d. 1894)

Ferdinand Lassalle French socialist and political activist (Allgemeiner) born in Breslau Prussia (d. 1864)

Elmer E. Ellsworth American soldier the first Union officer killed in the American Civil War born in Malta New York (d. 1861)

Joseph Leopold Rckel German composer born in London (d. 1908)

John Conrad Nordqvist Swedish composer born in Vnersborg lvsborg County Sweden (d. 1920)

Hugh Massie Australian cricketer (Australian batsman of the 1880s) born in Port Fairy Victoria Australia (d. 1938)

Arthur Shrewsbury English cricketer (dominant England bat late 19th cent) born in New Lenton Nottinghamshire England (d. 1903)

Constantly Lievens Flemish missionary in India born in Moorslede Belgium (d. 1893)

Basil Harwood English organist and composer born in Woodhouse Gloucestershire England (d. 1949)