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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4,443 people found

Paul Joseph Notré

b. 1803 drawing teacher, painter Paris

Paul-Armand Cardon de Garsignies

1803–1860 Catholic bishop, Catholic priest Lille

Pearson Chapman

1803–1877 Prince William County

Petrus Cornelis Nahuys

1803–1882 military officer, politician

Philip Julius Bornemann

1803–1883

Philipp August Friedrich Mühlenpfordt

1803–1891 botanical collector, botanist, physician, scientific collector, university teacher, zoologist Göttingen

Philipp Sicherer

1803–1861 physician Heilbronn

Pierre Burggraff

1803–1881 pedagogue, semitologist Troine

Princess Alexandrine of Prussia

1803–1892 aristocrat Berlin

Prosper Mérimée

1803–1870 Inspector general of the Historical Monuments, anthropologist, archaeologist, draftsperson, historian, painter, playwright, politician, translator, writer Paris

Pyotr Pnin

1803–1837 painter Saint Petersburg

Rafał Hadziewicz

1803–1886 art educator, painter, university teacher Zamch

Ramón Ferrer Garcés

1803–1872 physician, politician, senior lecturer, university teacher Aitona

Ramón de Mesonero Romanos

1803–1882 writer Madrid

Raphael Jakob Kosch

1803–1872 physician, politician Leszno

Richard Russell Waldron

1803–1846 explorer, oceanographer

Romuald Hube

1803–1890 historian, jurist, legal historian, university teacher Warsaw

Rosalie Wagner

1803–1837 stage actor Leipzig

Rudolf Keyser

1803–1864 archaeologist, historian, literary historian, professor, writer Christiania

Ryūsai Shigeharu

1803–1852 painter, ukiyo-e artist Nagasaki Prefecture

Salomé Koechlin

1803–1880

Samuel Francis Du Pont

1803–1865 military officer Bayonne

Samuel Hebich

1803–1868 missionary Nellingen

Samuel Heinrich Fröhlich

1803–1857 theologian Brugg

Samuel Schnelle

1803–1877 lawyer Schwerin

Samuilo Maširević

1803–1870 Christian minister Sombor

Sarah Helen Whitman

1803–1878 poet, writer Providence

Saturnino de Sousa e Oliveira Coutinho

1803–1848 politician Petrópolis

Sebastião do Rego Barros

1803–1863 politician Pernambuco

Serge Poltoratzky

1803–1884 literary critic Moscow

Sharif al-Naili

1803–1864 Sufi, military leader, ulema Djelfa

Simon Oppenheim

1803–1880 banker Cologne

Susanna Moodie

1803–1885 abolitionist, children's writer, painter, poet, writer Bungay

Takahashi Shōsaku

1803–1894

Thomas Sidney Cooper

1803–1902 painter Canterbury

Thomas Williamson Means

1803–1890 businessperson Spartanburg

Théophile de Cesve de Rosée

1803–1881 ironmaster, politician Givet

Tivadar Rombauer

1803–1855 metallurgical engineer Levoča

Vasily Golenishchev-Kutuzov

1803–1873 military officer

Vasily Verderevsky

1803–1872 poet, translator

Vilmos Zlamál

1803–1886 physician, university teacher, veterinarian Mořice

Vincenz Zusner

1803–1874 entrepreneur, poet, writer Škofja Loka

Vojtěch Mokrý

1803–1882 Catholic priest, Catholic theologian, opinion journalist, provost Netolice

Walter Hughes

1803–1887 farmer, industrialist, merchant, philanthropist, politician, whaler Pittenweem

Wilhelm August Albert Ludwig Bismarck-Briest

1803–1877 politician Potsdam

Wilhelm Francke

1803–1873 jurist, university teacher Lüneburg

Wilhelm Genth

1803–1844 judge, poet lawyer, writer Kirburg

Wilhelmine Suhrlandt

1803–1863 lithographer Ludwigslust

William Knabe

1803–1864

William L. Breckinridge

1803–1876