1860 births

5th Chief of Staff of the U.S. Army (1860-1927)

English artist (1860-1939)

founder of the Girl Scouts (1860–1927)

British artist (1860-1942)

Prussian and British Royal

Swedish 20th century prime minister (1860-1915)

Norwegian explorer and whaler (1860–1924)

Polish poet (1860–1926)

American Zionist (1860–1945)

German politician (1860-1925)

Hungarian mechanical engineer (1860–1939)

American diplomat, secretary of state, ambassador to France, etc. (1860-1919)

son of Grand Duke Constantin Nikolaevich and first cousin of Alexander III of Russia (1860-1919)

Queen consort of Thailand (1860-1880)

British welfare campaigner (1860–1926)

Dutch writer and psychiatrist (1860-1932)

Swedish artist (1860–1939)

American politician and activist (1860–1961)

Russian chemist (1860–1945)

Austrian physician (1860–1940)

Irish-English mathematician (1860-1940)

Danish scientist (1860-1938).

Austrian admiral and noble (1860-1933)

British politician (1860-1935)

Austrian-Hungarian politician, Minister of Foreign Affairs (1860–1929)

Portuguese politician and writer (1860–1941)

Polish Roman Catholic archbishop, professor of theology and blessed (1850-1923)

Ukrainian poet (1860–1947)

Dutch politician (1860-1930)

German zoologist and malacologist (1860–1935)

British colonial governor (1860-1908)

Indian Bengali educationist

US-born French writer and translator (1860-1918)

Scottish biologist, mathematician, and classics scholar (*1860 – †1948)

Russian scientist (1860–1936)

Norwegian painter, wife of Christian Krohg (1860-1935)

English author, Anglican dean and professor of divinity (1860–1954)

German historian, diplomat and archeologist (1860-1946)

Banker, philanthropist, pioneer of photography (1860–1940)

American businessman (1860–1951)

historian, writer, activist

American writer (1860–1938)

Spanish Prime Minister (1860-1933)

British military historian (1860-1946)

Princess Consort (1908-1908), later Queen Consort of Bulgaria (1908-1917)

British writer, photographer and historian (1860-1913)

Belgian politician (1860-1940)

Ugandan catechist and martyr (1865–1886)

Albanian painter, sculptor, photographer, architect and engineer (1860-1939)

Slovak playwright (1860–1928)

Bulgarian social activist, teacher, writer and translator

Danish artist (1860-1934)

German serial killer (1860–1924)

British physiologist (1860–1924)

German princess (1860–1932)

German neuroscientist (1860-1919)

1st Obispo Maximo and Co-founder of the Philippine Independent Church

Rachilde () was the pen name and preferred identity of novelist and playwright Marguerite Vallette-Eymery (11 February 1860 – 4 April 1953). Born near Périgueux, Dordogne, Aquitaine, France during the Second French Empire, Rachilde went on to become a Symbolist author and one of the most prominent women in literature associated with the Decadent movement of fin de siècle France.

French tennis player (1875–1951)

Austrian late Romantic composer (1860–1945)