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

A. W. Merrick

1839–1902 journalist New York City

A.W. Bronsveld

1839–1924 writer

Aaron Bagg Jr.

b. 1839 politician

Aaron Rathburn Morse

b. 1839 politician

Abe Masatsune

1839–1899

Achille Gouguenheim

1839–1901 otolaryngologist Metz

Achilles Rose

1839–1916 philologist, physician Germany

Adelbert Gebhardt

1839–1900 Oberlehrer, mathematician, naturalist

Adolf Billmanson

1839–1914 military personnel Kila socken, Västmanland

Adolf Guyer-Zeller

1839–1899 financier, industrialist, politician Neuthal

Adolf Svátek

1839–1911 journalist Prague

Aladár Molnár

1839–1881 Protestant theologian, pedagogue, politician Veszprém

Albert Anthony

b. 1839 Anglican priest, farmer, interpreter, linguist, missionary Six Nations of the Grand River 40

Albert Henry Childs

1839–1921 manufacturer, merchant Allegheny

Alejandro Argüelles

1839–1899 military personnel Llimanes

Aleksander Bakinowski

1839–1917 physician, social activist Kurdimakščiai

Aleksander Nowicki

1839–1921 Bielsko

Alessandro Palma di Cesnola

1839–1914 anthropologist, archaeologist, diplomat Rivarolo Canavese

Alexander Grigorievich Eliseev

1839–1918 entrepreneur, public figure Saint Petersburg

Alexandrine Pazzani

1839–1902

Alfred Hutton

1839–1910 fencer

Almon Brown Strowger

1839–1902 inventor Penfield

Alphonse Dubois

1839–1920 botanist, curator, naturalist, ornithologist, zoologist Aachen

Amalie Døvle

1839–1893 actor Christiania

Amélie Moser

1839–1925 nurse Herzogenbuchsee

Anatoly Bryanchaninov

1839–1918 civil servant, official, playwright, poet, prose writer, writer Vologda

Andor Pálffy

1839–1902 military officer, politician Lodi

Andrew Anderson

1839–1924 mayor, philanthropist, physician

Andrew C. Stone

1839–1905 politician Marlborough

Andrew Hunter Dunn

1839–1914 Anglican priest Saffron Walden

Andrew J. Bates

1839–1915 business executive

Andrew Marathon Morton

1839–1915 politician

András Kállay

1839–1919 politician Napkor

Anna Carina

1839–1885 opera singer Vienna

Anna Etheridge

1839–1913 nurse Wayne County

Anne Bellando de Castro

1839–1915

Anne Dilke Riddle

1839–1901 Pennsylvania

Annie E. Kennedy Bidwell

1839–1918 botanical collector, botanist, scientific collector, suffragist Meadville

Annie Jack

1839–1912 columnist, horticulturist, poet, writer Northamptonshire

Ansel Peabody Tyler

1839–1917 politician

Anson Buck

b. 1839 politician

Antal Lengyel

1839–1906 activist, bank manager, winegrower Szolnok

Anthony McCue Cannon

1839–1895 politician Monmouth

Anton Eilers

1839–1917 businessperson, engineer, metallurgist Laufenselden

Antonio López Almagro

1839–1904 composer Murcia

Antonín Čeloud

1839–1918 clothweaver, crib maker, painter, painter and varnisher, visual artist Třebíč

António Dias Guilhermino

1839–1893 pharmacist, stage actor Maiorca

Archduke Karl Salvator of Austria

1839–1892 inventor, military officer, politician, soldier Florence

Ario Pardee, Jr.

1839–1901 civil engineer, military officer Hazleton

Arthur Gore, 5th Earl of Arran

1839–1901 aristocrat, diplomat, politician Bath