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

Hermann Bendix Todsen

1864–1946 jurist, non-fiction writer, politician Gelting

Hermann Hirzel

1864–1939 decorative artist, draftsperson, etcher, exlibrist, graphic artist, illustrator, jewelry designer, lithographer, painter, pharmacist, printmaker, visual artist Buenos Aires

Hermann Hoffmann

1864–1937 missionary Elberfeld

Hermann Lawaetz

1864–1949 historian, priest Kalundborg

Hermann Siedentop

1864–1943 sculptor Brunswick

Hermine Ginzkey

1864–1933 painter Vratislavice nad Nisou

Hermine Rheinberger

1864–1932 poet, writer Vaduz

Hieronim Köller

1864–1954

Hilda Käkikoski

1864–1912 politician, teacher, writer Lapinjärvi

Hildur Andersen

1864–1956 musician, pianist Oslo

Hiranuma Yoshirō

1864–1938 economist Tsuyama

Hitoshi Kiyooka

1864–1923 businessperson Iwate Prefecture

Hjalmar Borgstrøm

1864–1925 composer, journalist, music critic, opera composer Christiania

Hjalmar Ganson

1864–1932 painter Sevastopol

Honda Kōsuke

1864–1930 agronomist

Hovhannes Masehyan

1864–1931 diplomat, linguist, politician, translator Tehran

Howard Wiest

1864–1945 judge Washington Township

Hristo Ganov

1864–1897 educator Pleven

Hubert Schmidt

1864–1933 curator, university teacher Siemianowice Śląskie

Hugo Prinz zu Hohenlohe-Öhringen

1864–1928 jurist Sławięcice

Hugo Visscher

1864–1947 politician, theologian, university teacher Zwolle

Hugo Wetlesen

1864–1954 business executive, director Østre Aker

Hussein Kuli Khan Nawab

1864–1946 politician Tehran

Hüseyin Rahmi Gürpınar

1864–1944 journalist, politician, translator, writer Istanbul

I. B. Knickerbocker

1864–1954 politician Cincinnatus

Iakovos Negrepontis

1864–1938 military officer Marseille

Ichikawa Bunzō

1864–1935 banker, politician

Ida Baumann

1864–1932 painter Herisau

Imre Császár

1864–1933 actor, teacher Kaposvár

Imre Magyari

1864–1929 classical violinist Debrecen

Imre Pethes

1864–1924 actor, theatrical director Jászárokszállás

Imre Pintér

1864–1946 actor, film director, operetta singer Vác

Infanta Eulalia, Duchess of Galliera

1864–1958 writer Madrid

Inoue Yasuji

1864–1889 painter, printmaker, ukiyo-e artist Tokyo

Inōe Hiroyasu

1864–1956 journalist, politician Akita Prefecture

Inōe Yaekichi

1864–1931 judge, politician

Ioan Russu-Șirianu

1864–1909 journalist Șiria

Ira Clifton Copley

1864–1947 politician, publisher Galesburg

Irene Mendelin

1864–1944 poet, writer Jyväskylä

Irene Petrie

1864–1897 missionary Kensington Park

Irinarch Nikolayevich Polovinkin

1864–1914

Irma Alszeghy

1864–1945 actor Pest

Irma Sztáray

1864–1940 lady-in-waiting Staré

Isa Boletini

1864–1916 politician Boletin

Isaac Miller Hamilton

1864–1952 businessperson, politician Ash Grove Township

Isabella Golding

1864–1940 civil servant, suffragette, suffragist Tambaroora

Isaburō Yamada

1864–1913 balloonist, businessperson, engineer Wakayama Prefecture

Ishimaru Shigemi

1864–1923 politician

Ishimoto Kantaro

1864–1933 businessperson, politician

Isidor Bogdan Zahradník

1864–1926 Catholic priest, Eastern Orthodox priest, banker, bibliographer, historian, journalist, librarian, minister, politician, theologian, writer Hostačov