People Born in the 1830s

Discover ancestors and historical figures in our database of 6,150 people with archival photographs and biographical details.

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6,150 people found

Denis Keogh

1838–1911 politician Galway

Dimiter Sirleshtov

1838–1913 iconographer Bansko

Dimitrije Đurić

1838–1893 military personnel, writer Belgrade

Dmitry Petrovich Dokhturov

1838–1905 military personnel Tula Governorate

Dmitry Solomirsky

1838–1923 businessperson Pushkin

Dmitry Sovetkin

1838–1912 engineer, inventor, pedagogue Moscow

Domenico Gnoli

1838–1915 critic, librarian, poet, poet lawyer, translator, university teacher, writer Rome

Domènec Martí i Gofau

1838–1900 politician Mataró

Domènec Valls i Castillo

1838–1885 jurist Barcelona

Duangprapa

1838–1895

Duleep Singh I

1838–1893 sovereign Lahore Fort

Ebba Kellmodin

1838–1911 painter Nya Varvets parish

Edmond Catefort Gueybeau

1838–1912 businessperson

Edmond Prévot

1838–1892 sculptor Bordeaux

Edmond Tarbé des Sablons

1838–1900 journalist, music critic, novelist, playwright, politician Paris

Edmond-Alfred Goupy

1838–1920 communard, physician Mayenne

Edmund Dzierżyński

1838–1882 Ašmiany

Edoardo Ginistrelli

1838–1920 politician Naples

Edoardo Tofano

1838–1920 painter Naples

Edouard Castres

1838–1902 painter Geneva

Eduard Cohen

1838–1910 painter Hanover

Eduard von Gebhardt

1838–1925 artist, draftsperson, exlibrist, painter, university teacher Järva-Jaani

Eduardo Machado Gómez

b. 1838 military personnel, politician Santa Clara

Eduardo Wandenkolk

1838–1902 military personnel, politician Rio de Janeiro

Edward Dockrill

1838–1927 politician

Edward S. Morse

1838–1925 anthropologist, archaeologist, art historian, curator, malacologist, orientalist, scientific collector, writer, zoologist Portland

Edward W. Morley

1838–1923 chemist, physicist, university teacher Newark

Elisabeth von Bahr

1838–1914 School Founder, philanthropist Stockholm City

Eliza Archard Conner

1838–1912 journalist, lecturer, novelist, suffragist, war correspondent, women's rights activist Clermont County

Eliza Maria Harvey

1838–1903 writer

Elizabeth Volkonskaya

1838–1897 historian, lady-in-waiting, theologian Rome

Eloi Béral

1838–1908 official, politician Cahors

Elphège Gravel

1838–1904 Catholic bishop, Catholic priest Saint-Antoine-sur-Richelieu

Emil Fischer

1838–1914 opera singer Brunswick

Emil Frey

1838–1922 diplomat, journalist, politician Arlesheim

Emil Rathenau

1838–1915 engineer, entrepreneur, photographer Berlin

Emil Sommer

1838–1904 businessperson Edenkoben

Emily Burton Ketcham

1838–1907 suffragette, teacher Grand Rapids

Emily Hitchcock Terry

1838–1921 botanical collector, botanical illustrator, botanist, scientific collector, scientific illustrator Amherst

Emma Ekwall

1838–1925 painter Säby

Emma Koechlin-Schwartz

1838–1911 philanthropist Mulhouse

Emma Overd

1838–1928 singer Langport

Emma Pike Ewing

1838–1917 writer Broome County

Emmanouil Galanis

1838–1926 philologist

Emídio Garcia

1838–1904 politician, teacher

Emília Aranyváry

1838–1869 ballet dancer, choreographer Pest

Enrico Accinni

1838–1904 politician Naples

Enrico Caporali

1838–1918 philosopher, writer Como

Enrico Cefalo

1838–1925 politician Avellino

Epifani de Fortuny i de Carpi

1838–1924 businessperson, politician Barcelona