People Born in the 1800s

Discover ancestors and historical figures in our database of 4,443 people with archival photographs and biographical details.

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1750s 1 people 1760s 1 people 1770s 2 people 1780s 11 people 1790s 19 people 1800s 4,443 people 1810s 3,388 people 1820s 3,805 people 1830s 6,150 people 1840s 5,741 people 1850s 5,608 people 1860s 6,243 people 1870s 6,286 people 1880s 4,010 people 1890s 5,481 people 1900s 4,386 people 1910s 6,703 people 1920s 4,917 people 1930s 5,355 people 1940s 7,428 people 1950s 7,446 people 1960s 3,743 people 1970s 2,695 people 1980s 7,965 people 1990s 6,965 people 2000s 6,343 people

4,443 people found

Jacobo Aillón

1801–1893 banker, politician

Jacques Etienne Chevalley de Rivaz

1801–1863 physician Vevey

Jakob Reinhold Gustav Nasackin

1801–1899 military personnel Varbla Rural Municipality

Jakob Robert Steiger

1801–1862 botanist, physician, politician Geuensee

James Barnes

1801–1869 military officer Boston

James Evans

1801–1846 linguist, missionary Kingston upon Hull

James Giles

1801–1870 painter Aberdeen

James Hope

1801–1841 cardiologist

James Lomax Bardsley

1801–1876 writer

James Lyons

1801–1882 judge, lawyer, politician Hanover County

James S. Martin

1801–2000

Jan Hendrik Stuffken

1801–1881 philosopher, theologian, university teacher Amsterdam

Jan Nepomuk Oettl

1801–1866 Catholic priest, beekeeper

Jane Martha St. John

1801–1882 photographer

Jane Welsh Carlyle

1801–1866 writer Lebanon

Jane Williams

1801–1896 missionary Nottingham

Jane Winthrop

1801–1819

Jean François Doat

1801–1869 notary, politician Eauze

Jean Koechlin-Dollfus

1801–1870 industrialist Mulhouse

Jean Théodore Lacordaire

1801–1870 entomologist, explorer, naturalist, university teacher, zoological collector, zoologist Châtillon-sur-Seine

Jean-Baptiste Boussingault

1801–1887 agronomist, botanist, chemist, politician, university teacher former 11th arrondissement of Paris

Jean-Baptiste Duvernoy

1801–1880 composer, pianist, university teacher

Jean-Claude-Barthélemy Gallix

1801–1878 chinovnik, writer Saint-Jean-en-Royans

Jean-Marie de Man d'Attenrode

1801–1879 politician City of Brussels

Jean-Paul-François-Marie-Félix Lyonnet

1801–1875 Catholic priest

Jean-Valentin Bender

1801–1873 composer, conductor Bechtheim

Jens Bergendahl Schepelern

1801–1864 military officer Fredericia

Jeremiah Hacker

1801–1895 journalist Brunswick

Jerónimo Espejo

1801–1889 military personnel, politician Mendoza

Joaquim José Inácio, Viscount of Inhaúma

1801–1869 civil servant, military personnel Lisbon

Jocquim Hayward Stocqueler

1801–1885 writer

Johan Axel Cedercreutz

1801–1863 politician Västerås

Johan Fredrik Sebastian Crusenstolpe

1801–1882 translator

Johan Jacob Georg Lund

1801–1884 physician Slagelse

Johan Jakob Nordström

1801–1874 politician Turku

Johann Heinrich Dick

1801–1888 politician

Johann Heinrich zur Oeveste

1801–1878 farmer Rieste

Johann I of Saxony

1801–1873 politician, sovereign Dresden

Johann Karl Bähr

1801–1869 painter, university teacher, writer Riga

Johann Karl Schultz

1801–1873 graphic artist, painter, teacher Gdańsk

Johann Nestroy

1801–1862 actor, composer, director, librettist, opera singer, playwright, poet, poet lawyer, satirist, stage actor, theatre manager, writer Vienna

Johannes August Christian Roeper

1801–1885 botanist, philologist, translator, university teacher Bad Doberan

Johannes Bernardus van Bree

1801–1857 composer, conductor Amsterdam

Johannes Peter Müller

1801–1858 anatomist, biologist, herpetologist, ichthyologist, marine biologist, neurologist, physician, physiologist, university teacher, zoologist Koblenz

John C. Wright

1801–1862 judge, lawyer, politician Greene

John Cheney

1801–1885 painter, printmaker Manchester

John Crowell

1801–1883 lawyer, politician East Haddam

John Gunn

1801–1890 Anglican priest, geologist Norwich

John Hill Hewitt

1801–1890 editor, journalist, playwright, poet, songwriter, teacher, writer New York City

John Joseph Bennett

1801–1876 botanical collector, botanist Clapham