People Born in the 1820s

Discover ancestors and historical figures in our database of 3,805 people with archival photographs and biographical details.

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3,805 people found

Franz Schmidt

1825–1888 mechanic Berlin

François Eugène Vauthrot

1825–1871 chef de chant, organist, pianist, songwriter, voice teacher Paris

François-Anatole Gruyer

1825–1909 art critic, art historian, journalist Paris

Frederick Bee

1825–1892 businessperson Clinton

Frederick Ouseley

1825–1889 composer, music theorist, musicologist, pianist London

Frederik Christian Kaas

1825–1876 military officer

Frederik Hendrik Karel de Keverberg de Kessel

1825–1876 politician

Fredrik Lundberg

1825–1882 veterinarian

Fredrik Norén

1825–1890 farmer, politician

Friedrich Albert von Zenker

1825–1898 anatomist, botanist, lichenologist, pathologist, physician, university teacher Dresden

Friedrich Bayer

1825–1880 chemist, entrepreneur Barmen

Friedrich Karl August Zinn

1825–1897 forester, physician, politician, psychiatrist Ilbesheim bei Landau in der Pfalz

Friedrich Karl Theodor Zarncke

1825–1891 linguist, literary historian, university teacher, writer Zahrensdorf

Friedrich Leßner

1825–1910 politician, socialist Blankenhain

Friedrich Ludwig Wilhelm Herbst

1825–1882 historian, secondary school teacher, university teacher Wetzlar

Friedrich Wilhelm Fritzsche

1825–1905 editor, politician, trade unionist, writer Leipzig

Friedrich Wilhelm Gesenius

1825–1888 writer Halle (Saale)

Friedrich von Klinggräff

1825–1887 farmer, writer Szczodrów

Frère Ogérien

1825–1869 Catholic priest, geologist, naturalist, zoologist Gresse-en-Vercors

Frédérick Terme

1825–1881 diplomat, journalist Lyon

G. F. Stockmann

1825–1906 businessperson Ritzerau

G.H. Boker

1825–1888 Merchant Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

G.W. Hotchkiss

1825–1895 Hon. Connecticut

Gabriel Aubaret

1825–1894 diplomat, naval officer, orientalist Montpellier

Gabriel Batllevell i Tort

1825–1910 expert witness, master of the works, urban planner Molins de Rei

Gabriel Feinberg (rabbi)

1825–1904 rabbi Balbieriškis

Gellért Véghső

1825–1901 lawyer, military officer, politician Hurezu Mare

Geoffrey Hornby

1825–1895 military personnel Winwick

Georg André Lenoir

1825–1909 chemist, physicist Kassel

Georg Gustafsson

1825–1879 surveyor Broby parish, Linköpings stift

Georg Merck

1825–1873 chemist, entrepreneur Darmstadt

Georg von Eerde

1825–1890 civil servant, politician Geldern

George A. Cobham, Jr.

1825–1864 military officer Liverpool

George Aitchison

1825–1910 architect, examiner, lecturer, surveyor, traveler London

George B. Bradley

1825–1916 judge, lawyer, politician

George Bruce Malleson

1825–1898 biographer, historian, military officer Wimbledon

George Davidson

1825–1911 astronomer, geodesist, geographer, surveyor, university teacher Nottingham

George Drysdale

1825–1904 physician

George H. Ely

1825–1894 industrialist, politician Rochester

George Hastings

1825–1917 barrister, politician

George Henry Boulter

1825–1894 politician Prince Edward County

George Henry Hall

1825–1913 painter Boston

George Holt

1825–1896 art collector

George Inness

1825–1894 landscape painter, painter, visual artist Newburgh

George L. Fox

1825–1877 actor, autobiographer, mime artist Cambridge

George Munro

1825–1896 publisher Pictou County

George N. Morgan

1825–1866 military officer Massena

George Pendleton

1825–1889 Hon. Cincinnati, Ohio

George W. Cate

1825–1905 judge, lawyer, politician Montpelier

George W. Webber

1825–1900 politician Newbury