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

Olga Shuvalova

1838–1869 Saint Petersburg

Oliver Fairfield Wadsworth

1838–1911 ophthalmologist Boston

Omer Despatys

1838–1918 lawyer, magistrate Melun

Oscar de Poli

1838–1908 civil servant, historian, librettist, military personnel, official, writer Rochefort

Osip Ivanovich Komissarov

1838–1892 artisan, cavalry master, landlord Kostroma Governorate

Oskar Gripenberg

1838–1915 military personnel Ikaalinen

Oskar Lindequist

1838–1915 politician Jülich

Oskar Pank

1838–1926 theologian, writer Drebkau

Otis Tufton Mason

1838–1908 anthropologist, curator Eastport

Otto König

1838–1920 sculptor, university teacher Meissen

Otto Monsted

1838–1916 industrialist, merchant Lyngsbækgård

Otto Stenbock

1838–1915 diplomat Torsjö

P. L. Lobko

1838–1905 civil servant, university teacher Saint Petersburg

Panagiotis Potagos

1838–1903 explorer, physician Greece

Paolo Boselli

1838–1932 politician Savona

Pasquale Placido

1838–1927 politician Naples

Paul Adolphe Tièche

1838–1912 architect Bévilard

Paul Alexander Conrad Heinrich Theodor Albert Werdmüller von Elgg

1838–1892 politician Leiden

Paul Champion

1838–1884 chemist, photographer Paris

Paul Charles Laurent Dieulouard

1838–1914 naval officer Soissons

Paul Lacôme

1838–1920 composer, conductor, music critic Le Houga

Paul Regnaud

1838–1910 Indologist, historian, politician, professor Mantoche

Paul Tchen

1838–1861 Guizhou

Paul Toutain

1838–1916 politician Caen

Paul d’Estrée

1838–1922 historian, playwright, writer Paris

Paul-Émile Lecoq de Boisbaudran

1838–1912 chemist, physicist, scientist, winegrower Cognac

Pauline Kergomard

1838–1925 Inspector general of the Éducation nationale, teacher Bordeaux

Pavel Grigorievich Dukmasov

1838–1911 military personnel

Peter Cahensly

1838–1923 merchant, politician Limburg an der Lahn

Peter Gran

1838–1894 pharmacist

Petr Nikolaevich Verekha

1838–1917 scientist

Petre Umikashvili

1838–1904 journalist, opinion journalist, writer Tbilisi

Petrus Emelius Tegelberg

1838–1917 entrepreneur Moergestel

Philippe Marie Victor Jacobs

1838–1891 lawyer, politician Antwerp

Philippe-Auguste Cattelain

1838–1893 caricaturist, portraitist, printmaker former 2nd arrondissement of Paris

Phoebe Jane Babcock Wait

1838–1904 physician, teacher Westerly

Pierre Ernest Prins

1838–1913 painter, printmaker, sculptor Paris

Pierre Gomot

1838–1927 politician Riom

Pieter Kluitman

1838–1913 publisher Gouda

Pietro Sbarbaro

1838–1893 journalist, politician, sociologist Savona

Prince Philippe, Count of Paris

1838–1894 journalist, politician, writer Paris

Princess Aloysia of Liechtenstein

1838–1920 Lednice Castle

Princess Louise of Prussia

1838–1923 politician Berlin

Pyotr Kupinski

1838–1923 architect

Pyotr Pashino

1838–1891 opinion journalist, orientalist, traveler Irbit

R.R. Booth

1838–1915 Rev. Pennsylvania

Rachel H. Shoemaker

1838–1915 Doylestown

Rafael Cortés

1838–1887 lawyer Córdoba Province

Raffaello Giovagnoli

1838–1915 journalist, politician, prose writer, writer Rome

Raffaello Sernesi

1838–1866 medalist, painter Florence