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

John Vertue

1826–1900 Catholic bishop, Catholic priest Holborn

John Voce Moore

1826–1904 businessperson, politician Stockport

John W. Ferdon

1826–1884 lawyer, politician Piermont

John Watson Barr

1826–1907 judge, lawyer Versailles

John Young

1826–1881 head teacher London

Jose Texidor Busquets

1826–1892 painter Barcelona

Joseph Alexander Mabry, Jr.

1826–1882 businessperson Knox County

Joseph B. Smith

1826–1862 military officer Belfast

Joseph Cash

1826–1880

Joseph E. Haynes

1826–1897 politician Westford

Joseph Henderson

1826–1890 Sandy Hook pilot Charleston

Joseph Lancaster Brent

1826–1905 politician Pomonkey

Joseph Napier

1826–1914 military personnel Ashtabula

Joseph Roswell Hawley

1826–1905 military officer, politician Laurinburg

Joseph Staples

1826–1878 military personnel, politician

Joseph Storrs Fry II

1826–1913 industrialist, philanthropist Bristol

Joseph Winlock

1826–1875 astronomer, mathematician Shelby County

Joseph-Florentin Bonnel

1826–1902 astronomer, mathematician, university teacher Romenay

Joshua James

1826–1902 navigator, sailor Hull

Josiah Firth

1826–1897 farmer, politician Clifton

José Eusebio Otalora

1826–1884 diplomat, lawyer, politician Fomeque

José María del Campo

1826–1884 military personnel, politician, priest Monteros

José Álvarez de Toledo, 18th Duke of Medina Sidonia

1826–1900 politician Madrid

Jovan Valenta

1826–1887 physician Prague

Juan Federico Muntadas

1826–1912 politician, writer Barcelona

Juan Pablo Rojas Paúl

1826–1905 diplomat, lawyer, politician Caracas

Jules Aimé Bréart

1826–1913 military officer Grenoble

Jules Cantini

1826–1916 marbrier, patron of the arts, sculptor Marseille

Julia Grant

1826–1902 politician St. Louis

Julie Hausmann

1826–1901 poet, writer Riga

Julius Eckhardt Raht

1826–1879 engineer, mining engineer

Karel van der Heijden

1826–1900 military officer Batavia

Karl Bennewitz von Loefen der Ältere

1826–1895 painter Toruń

Karl Eggers

1826–1900 art historian, art writer, jurist, literary historian, poet, writer Rostock

Karl Eigenbrodt

1826–1900 hygienist, physician, politician Darmstadt

Karl Fabritius

1826–1881 Lutheran pastor, historian, politician Sighișoara

Karl Storck

1826–1887 engraver, entrepreneur, goldsmith, jeweler, sculptor, translator, university teacher Hanau

Karl Weiß

1826–1895 archivist, historian, librarian, pedagogue Vienna

Kathleen Fitzwilliam

1826–1894 actor, singer Covent Garden

Kimenzan Tanigorō

1826–1871 rikishi Yōrō-chō

Laura Keene

1826–1873 Actress, Theatre Manager London, England

Laurentine Hamilton

1826–1882 pastor Catlin Hill

Laurindo Rabelo

1826–1864 physician, physician writer, poet, teacher Rio de Janeiro

Leon Kapliński

1826–1873 illustrator, painter Lisów

Leonard Charles Wyon

1826–1891 medalist, postage stamp designer, stampcutter London

Leonard Lodewijk De Bo

1826–1885 Catholic priest, coadjutor, school teacher, writer Beveren

Leopold Haffmans

1826–1896 politician Horst

Leopold von Pebal

1826–1887 chemist, university teacher Seckau

Lewis B. Gunckel

1826–1903 lawyer, politician Germantown

Lindsay Sloper

1826–1887 composer, music educator, pianist