19th-century births

queen of a princely state in India

Polish-Russian ballet dancer and choreographer

American cartoonist and animator

Ukrainian actress (1854–1934)

German novelist

India's First Freedom Fighter (1827–1857)

anonymous woman famous for a purported death mask that may in fact have been a life mask, and associated with an apocryphal cause of death as drowing

Ottoman army officer and Prime Minister of Albania from 1914 to 1916

Polish composer

Greek politician (1854–1922)

American Islamic minister

Japanese supercentenarian

Greek politician (1814-1892)

Polish noble, Prime Minister of Austria (1822–1889)

Greek sport shooter

founding father of Chinese cinema (1890-1954)

Spanish footballer (1885-1942)

Egyptian vaudeville performance artist

Native American

Film and stage actress (1871-1960)

actress (1868-1934)

Spanish writer (1869–1955)

Hungarian violinist and composer (1828–1898)

African American singer and vaudeville performer (1896-1967)

Mollanepes (born Nepes Kadyrberdy Ogly, c. 1810 – 1862), was a prominent 19th-century Turkmen poet, teacher, and musician, widely regarded as one of the greatest classical literary figures in Turkmen literature. Known for his lyrical poetry—especially focused on themes of love—Mollanepes played a key role in enriching and developing Turkmen poetic traditions during a time of cultural transition.

American writer and activist (1849–1949)

Argentinian composer (1862–1938)

German legal historian (1848-1930)

italian painter (1858-1917)

Armenian-Iranian architect

Argentine folk saint

British poet and essayist

Canadian lacrosse player (1872-1956)

political activist and writer (1819–1880)

American actor, film director and screenwriter ( -1938)

Canadian poet (c. 1860 – 1918)

Russian diplomat (1809–1868)

African American blues singer, recording artist, vaudeville entertainer, and actress (1895-1943)

Romanian writer

Bulgarian revolutionary

thumb|right|Agoli-Agbo. thumb|right|Agoli-agbo (center), before 1900. thumb|right|Coronation of Agoli-agbo, 1895. Agoli-agbo was the twelfth and final King of Dahomey from 1894 to 1900.

Spanish writer (1862-1917)

Swiss botanist, geologist and climatologist (1887-1949)

French painter, watercolorist and draftsperson

inventor of toilet paper

Greek sculptor (1881–1943)

German general

Indian engineer and photographer

Indian film director (1887-1941)

singer (1876–1933)

Italian opera singer (1840–1897)

Cypriot poet (1849–1917)

Polish painter (1858-1932)

American cinematographer and director (ca 1862–1918)

American blues musician, songster, and blackface minstrel (1888–1955)

British tennis player

Russian revolutionary (1851–1943)

Caïd of the Zayanes in Khénifra

Malietoa in Samoa

German scientist