People Born in the 1850s

Josef Krejčík

1855–1913 carver, entrepreneur, journalist, politician, sculptor, writer Svojšice

Josef Neuwirth

1855–1934 architect, art historian, historian, historian of student, pedagogue, teacher, university teacher, writer Zahrádky

Josef Přibík

1855–1937 composer, conductor, music educator Svatá Hora

Josef Schraffl

1855–1922 politician Sillian

Josef Wille

1855–1935 politician Zistersdorf

Josef Zubatý

1855–1931 Indologist, composer, linguist, pedagogue, philologist, teacher, translator Prague

Josef von Hepperger

1855–1928 astronomer, university teacher Bolzano

Josef Šimek

1855–1943 geographer, historian, regional historian, secondary school teacher Litomyšl

Josefa Celua

1855–1886 Bau

Josep Franquesa i Gomis

1855–1930 literary critic, poet, politician, professor Barcelona

Josep Maria Benaiges Pujol

1855–1938 composer Reus

Joseph Braithwaite

1855–1934 stockbroker

Joseph Brown Sanborn

1855–1934 military officer Chester

Joseph Cades

1855–1943 architect Schemmerhofen

Joseph John Fox

1855–1915 Catholic bishop, Catholic priest Green Bay

Joseph Lippens

1855–1892 explorer, military personnel City of Brussels

Joseph Plumb Cochran

1855–1905 Doctor, teacher Urmia

Joseph R. Fisher

1855–1939 barrister, editor, writer

Joseph Weissenberg

1855–1941 bricklayer

Joseph Wells

1855–1929 classical scholar, writer

Josephine Leavell Allensworth

1855–1939 activist, music educator, musician Trenton

Josephine R. Pollard

1855–1924 temperance worker

Josephine Tychson

1855–1939 winegrower

Josip Bezlaj

1855–1935 teacher Ljubljana

José Martinez Aloy

1855–1924 Esperantist, historian, politician Valencia

José Peralta

1855–1937 diplomat, journalist, lawyer, military personnel, politician, writer Cañar Canton

Jovan Hranilović

1855–1924 Catholic priest, literary critic, poet, politician, translator, writer Kričke

João Affonso

1855–1924 art critic, cartoonist, historian, journalist, writer São Luís

João Franco

1855–1929 minister, politician Portugal

Juan Gualberto Norberto Cipriano López-Valdemoro de Quesada

1855–1935 art historian, biographer, historian, librarian, literary critic, writer Málaga

Juan Zorrilla de San Martín

1855–1931 diplomat, journalist, judge, poet, politician, writer Montevideo

Jules Cougnard

1855–1937 banker, journalist, poet, writer

Jules Louis Rame

1855–1927 painter Ouézy

Jules de Guerne

1855–1931 botanist, carcinologist, geographer, malacologist, paleontologist, zoologist Douai

Jules-Frédéric Ballavoine

1855–1914 painter 8th arrondissement of Paris

Julian Edwards

1855–1910 composer Manchester

Julius Ambros

1855–1925 jurist, lawyer, novelist, starosta, writer Hradčany

Julius LeBlanc Stewart

1855–1919 painter Philadelphia

Julius Riemann

1855–1935 military officer Grudziądz

Julius Schmits

1855–1916 art collector, entrepreneur, politician Elberfeld

Julius Vermehren

1855–1928 lawyer, notary, politician Lübeck

Józef Eryk Natanson

1855–1929 banker, financier, naturalist Warsaw

Józef Mycielski

1855–1918 historian, lord of the manor, politician Berlin

Józef Szmaus

1855–1907 political activist Zgierz

József Loczka

1855–1912 chemist, earth scientist, mineralogist Nitrianske Pravno

József Ozorai

1855–1930 journalist, poet Nové Zámky

József Schmittely

1855–1929 editing staff, journalist Székesfehérvár

Jöns Mårtensson

1855–1912 artist, ceramicist

K.M. Elda

1855–1955 editing staff, farmer, local historian, teacher Beitstad Municipality

Kaarlo Kramsu

1855–1895 journalist, poet Oulu