People Born in the 1850s

Discover ancestors and historical figures in our database of 5,608 people with archival photographs and biographical details.

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5,608 people found

Dragutin Hirc

1853–1921 biologist, botanist, naturalist, opinion journalist, traveler Zagreb

Edoardo Buschi

1853–1877 poet Telgate

Eduard Bertz

1853–1931 English–German translator, LGBTQ rights activist, librarian, philosopher, translator, writer Potsdam

Eduard von Pückler

1853–1924 mediatized houses Rogów Sobócki

Edward Gawler Prior

1853–1920 land surveyor, merchant, mining engineer, politician Dallowgill

Edward Launcelot Baugh Allen

1853–1920

Elena Pisareva

1853–1944 writer Saint Petersburg Governorate

Elisabeth Reuter

1853–1903 painter Lübeck

Elise Guloten

1853–1897 seer Turkey

Emil Burckhardt-De Bary

1853–1905 university teacher, urologist Basel

Emil Hendrik Stieltjes

1853–1923 hydraulic engineer Gramsbergen

Emil Leys-Paschpach

1853–1927 politician Vienna

Emile Aldy

1853–1921 politician Millau

Emilia Lungu-Puhallo

1853–1932 businessperson, poet, prose writer, teacher Sânnicolau Mare

Ernesto Elorduy

1853–1913 composer, diplomat, pianist Zacatecas

Ernst Blankenhorn

1853–1917 politician Müllheim im Markgräflerland

Ernst Feigenwinter

1853–1919 politician Reinach

Ernst von Stubenrauch

1853–1909 assessor Żagań

Ernő Bodnár

1853–1910 official Nižný Čaj

Esther Carlebach

1853–1920 writer Moisling

Eugeen Schepens

1853–1923 Oudenaarde

Eugène Morand

1853–1930 librettist, painter, playwright, translator Saint Petersburg

Evaristo Martelo Paumán

1853–1928 lawyer, writer A Coruña

Felician Myrbach

1853–1940 graphic designer, illustrator, lithographer, painter, teacher Zalishchyky

Ferdinand Hotový

1853–1928 Catholic priest Horní Slatina

Ferdinand Menčík

1853–1916 archivist, cultural historian, ethnographer, librarian Vitiněves

Florian Zajíc

1853–1926 conductor, music educator Unhošť

Franc Kos

1853–1924 historian Selca

Francis A. Hopkins

1853–1918 lawyer, politician Tazewell

Francis Hagerup

1853–1921 diplomat, jurist, politician, professor Horten

Francis Jenkinson

1853–1923 bibliographer, librarian Forres

Frank Coombs

1853–1934 diplomat, lawyer, librarian, politician Napa

Frank Dunklee Currier

1853–1921 lawyer, politician Canaan

Frank H. Walworth

1853–1886

Frank Hlavaček

1853–1937 journalist, poet Řevničov

Frank S. Streeter

1853–1922 politician

Frank W. Wheeler

1853–1921 politician Chaumont

František Adolf Hering

1853–1910 engineer

František Bayer

1853–1925 collector, editing staff, ethnographer, folk song collector, folklorist, literary historian, non-fiction writer, oral tradition collector, publisher, teacher Rožnov pod Radhoštěm

František König

1853–1910 politician Krašovice

František Trojan

1853–1934 pedagogue Písek

François Adriaan Molijn

1853–1912 entrepreneur Rotterdam

Frederick H. Evans

1853–1943 architectural photographer, photographer London

Frederick Ruckstull

1853–1942 sculptor Breitenbach-Haut-Rhin

Frederick Taylor Gates

1853–1929 pastor, theologian Maine

Frederick William Lehmann

1853–1931 lawyer Prussia

Friedrich Philippi

1853–1930 archivist, director of the archives, medievalist, university teacher Elberfeld

Friedrich, 2nd Prince of Solms-Baruth

1853–1920 military leader, politician Berlin

Fritz Bley

1853–1931 journalist, writer

Fritz Claus

1853–1923 writer Martinshöhe