People Born in the 1860s

Discover ancestors and historical figures in our database of 6,243 people with archival photographs and biographical details.

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6,243 people found

Tadeusz Gałecki

1868–1941 military officer Irkutsk

Takatori Junsaku

1868–1958 banker, politician

Takeshi Tsuhara

1868–1953 lawyer, politician

Taketarō Shinkai

1868–1927 sculptor Yamagata

Takuzō Hanai

1868–1931 lawyer, politician Mihara

Tase Hristov

b. 1868 military personnel Prisovjani

Tatsujirō Uchino

1868–1933 military personnel, politician Fukuoka Prefecture

Tatsuo Matsumura

1868–1932 military personnel Saga Prefecture

Teisuke Akiyama

1868–1950 journalist, politician Okayama Prefecture

Teisuke Fujishiro

1868–1927 Chiba Prefecture

Theodor Borgersen

1868–1963 director, electrician, politician Mjøndalen

Theodor Wolff

1868–1943 journalist, writer Berlin

Theodore Sherman Palmer

1868–1955 botanist, naturalist, ornithologist, scientific collector, zoologist Oakland

Thomas A. Combs

1868–1935 politician

Thomas Bredsdorff

1868–1922 head teacher, literary critic, theologian Odense

Thomas Cann

1868–1924 trade unionist

Thomas Naylor

1868–1958 politician, trade unionist

Thorsten Renvall

1868–1927 ornithologist Turku

Thorvald Povlsen

1868–1942 politician, priest, theologian Skåde

Toma Davidov

1868–1903 military officer Lovech

Tomislav Kurbus

1868–1946 beekeeper, fruit grower, hunter, teacher, winegrower Benedikt

Tomitarō Hara

1868–1939 banker, businessperson, tea master

Tomotake Minamiiwakura

1868–1945 educator, politician

Tomáš Janovec

1868–1945 farmer, politician Malonice

Toyotarō Isomura

1868–1939 politician

Trist Wood

1868–1952 cartoonist New Orleans

Tōtarō Shimozaka

1868–1941 banker, businessperson

Ulrikke Eleonore Sigwardt Greve

1868–1951 textile artist, weaver Vang Municipality

Umekichi Yoneyama

1868–1946 banker, politician

Velizar Manolov Lazarov

1868–1941 military officer, military personnel Lovech

Victor Goddet

1868–1926 media proprietor, sports journalist Paris

Victor Kauffmann

1868–1941 newspaper executive Washington, D.C.

Victor Villiger

1868–1934 chemist Cham

Viktor Kurnatovsky

1868–1912 engineer, revolutionary Riga

Vilhelm Fischer

1868–1914 architect Holbæk

Vilmos Vázsonyi

1868–1926 lawyer, politician, writer Sümeg

Vincent McNabb

1868–1943 Catholic priest, Catholic theologian, philosopher Portaferry

Vita Witek

1868–1925 conductor, pianist Copenhagen

Vladimir Musin-Pushkin

1868–1918

Vojtěch Václav Sternberg

1868–1930 opinion journalist, politician Pohořelice

Václav Frind

1868–1945 Catholic priest Lipová

Václav Klement

1868–1938 bookseller, businessperson, economist, entrepreneur, industrialist, inventor, merchant Velvary

W. E. B. Du Bois

1868–1963 art historian, autobiographer, economist, historian, human rights defender, journalist, novelist, opinion journalist, philosopher, photographer, poet, social worker, sociologist, teacher, writer Great Barrington

Walter B. Parks

1868–1930 politician

Walter van Son

1868–1950 joiner, singer

Washington E. Hudson

1868–1964 lawyer, politician Davidson County

Werner Sutermeister

1868–1939 poet, writer Zofingen

Wilhelm Kimbel

1868–1965 architect Wrocław

Will H. Bradley

1868–1962 designer, film director, graphic artist, graphic designer, illustrator, lithographer, poster artist Boston

Willem Adriaan Floris Bannier

1868–1951 historian Breda