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

Joseph Jouret

1805–1884 judge, lawyer, politician Lessines

Joseph Léon Gatayes

1805–1877 composer, harpist, music critic, sports columnist former 11th arrondissement of Paris

Joseph Pancoast

1805–1882 anatomist, surgeon Springfield Township

Joseph Renshaw Brown

1805–1870 politician Harford County

Joseph Rütten

1805–1878 patron of the arts, publisher Frankfurt

Josephine Scheffel

1805–1865 poet, writer Oberndorf am Neckar

Josiah Gates

1805–1882 politician

Josiah Willard

1805–1868 farmer, meteorological observer, naturalist, politician

Jost Vinzenz Ostertag

1805–1860 librarian, teacher

José Domingo Costa y Borrás

1805–1864 Catholic priest, jurist Vinaròs

José Joaquín Puello

1805–1847 civil servant Santo Domingo

José Martínez Tenaquero

1805–1879 military personnel Madrid

José Ramón Calvo

1805–1873 actor Murcia

José Ramón Pacheco

1805–1865 lawyer Guadalajara

José de Jesús Noé

1805–1862 politician

João Guilherme de Bruce

1805–1876

Juan Arolas

1805–1849 poet, regular cleric, writer Barcelona

Juan José Nieto Gil

1805–1866 politician, writer Baranoa

Juan Manuel del Mar

1805–1862 politician Lima

Juan Martín Carramolino

1805–1881 magistrate, politician Velayos

Juan de la Cruz Donoso

1805–1859 journalist, politician Talca

Juana de Vega

1805–1872 writer A Coruña

Jules Barthélemy-Saint-Hilaire

1805–1895 diplomat, journalist, philosopher, politician, professor, translator, writer former 1st arrondissement of Paris

Jules Victor Génisson

1805–1860 painter Saint-Omer

Julian Monson Sturtevant

1805–1886 Christian minister Warren

Julius Eckman

1805–1874 journalist, rabbi

Julius Hermann Pinder

1805–1867 politician Naumburg

Julius Rockwell

1805–1888 judge, lawyer, politician Colebrook

Julius Schneider

1805–1885 composer Berlin

Julius Schweikert

1805–1876 physician Lutherstadt Wittenberg

Julius von Zech-Burkersroda

1805–1872 politician Weißenfels

Julius von dem Bussche-Ippenburg

1805–1861 Landrat, administrative lawyer, politician Düsseldorf

Jurij Volc

1805–1885 Bible translator, Catholic priest, canon, librarian, religious writer, translator Podkoren

Justin Perkins

1805–1869 missionary, theologian, writer Holyoke

Justo Arteaga

1805–1882 military leader Santiago

János Mogyoróssy

1805–1893 archivist, historian, local historian, writer Gyula

János Orczy

1805–1868 land owner Karácsond

Jérôme Napoleon Bonaparte

1805–1870 merchant Camberwell

Józef Bełza

1805–1888 chemist Warsaw

Józef Gacki

1805–1876 historian, presbyter Pęzy

Józef Patelski

1805–1887 military officer Włosienica, Lesser Poland Voivodeship

József Szén

1805–1857 chess player Pest

József Vidos

1805–1849 politician Kemenesmihályfa

Karel Lodewijk Ledeganck

1805–1847 jurist, poet, politician, writer Eeklo

Karl Albrecht Fichtner

1805–1873 actor, stage actor Coburg

Karl August Ludwig Quanter

1805–1876 actor, stage actor Berlin

Karl August Milde

1805–1861 politician Wrocław

Karl Ferdinand Sohn

1805–1867 painter, university teacher Berlin

Karl Rosenkranz

1805–1879 Protestant theologian, literary historian, philosopher, university teacher, writer Magdeburg

Karl von Bigot de Saint-Quentin

1805–1884 bibliophile, military commander, non-fiction writer, writer Neuburg an der Donau