People Born in the 1880s

Discover ancestors and historical figures in our database of 4,010 people with archival photographs and biographical details.

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4,010 people found

Josef Winckler

1881–1966 writer Rheine

Josep Sagrera

1881–1934 politician, teacher Palafrugell

Joseph Forshaw

1881–1964 athletics competitor, marathon runner St. Louis

Joseph Mauborgne

1881–1971 cryptographer, inventor, mathematician Brooklyn

Joseph Pijoan

1881–1963 architect, art critic, art historian, historian, poet, professor, writer Barcelona

Joseph Press

1881–1924 cellist Vilnius

Josephine Rensch

1881–1973 housekeeper

Joshua L. Johns

1881–1947 businessperson, lawyer, politician Eagle

José Fórmica

1881–1954 rower Barcelona

José Lages Perestrelo de Vasconcelos

1881–1935 Lisbon

José Soto Reguera

1881–1953 lawyer, politician Lugo

José Toubes Pego

1881–1960 Catholic priest, journalist Cuntis

João do Rio

1881–1921 chronicler, journalist, playwright, translator, writer Rio de Janeiro

Juan Ramón Jiménez

1881–1958 poet, writer Moguer- Andalucía

Jules Chuard

1881–1967 mathematician, university teacher Avenches

Julia Grace Wales

1881–1957 peace activist, poet, writer Bury

Julia Navarrete Guerrero

1881–1974 religious sister Oaxaca de Juárez

Julian Eltinge

1881–1941 actor, drag queen, stage actor Massachusetts

Julie Schrader

1881–1939 writer Hanover

Julien Brichet

1881–2000 engineer Cairanne

Julien Josephson

1881–1959 film screenwriter, screenwriter Roseburg

Julija Pranaitytė

1881–1944 writer Panenupiai

Julius Adolf Martin Schuppmann

1881–1917 composer Berlin-Mitte

Julius Collen-Turner

1881–1948 copper engraver, etcher, graphic artist, painter, pastellist, physical education teacher, watercolorist Świdwin

Julius Hüther

1881–1954 painter, university teacher Bad Cannstatt

Julius Schulte

1881–1928 architect Steyrermühl

Julián Moreno-Lacalle

1881–1945 editor, translator, writer Manila

Jurgis Smolskis

1881–1919 politician Kamajai

Ján Drobný

1881–1948 civil servant, lawyer Ružomberok

János Pásztor

1881–1945 sculptor Gyoma

József Csiky

1881–1929 internist, physician Târgu Mureș

József Doromby

1881–1972 military personnel

József Révay

1881–1970 classical philologist, literary historian, translator, writer Kecskemét

Kaarlo Junnelius

1881–1950 Oulu

Kaihara Seihei

1881–1962 politician Hyōgo Prefecture

Karel Beneš

1881–1941 draftsperson, painter, secondary school teacher, teacher, visual artist Hlinsko

Karel Chotek

1881–1967 ethnographer, ethnologist, pedagogue, photographer, teacher Prague

Karel Opatrný

1881–1961 medalist, sculptor Prague

Karl Bartenbach

1881–1949 Marineoffizier Böckingen

Karl Beckersachs

1881–1951 actor Neuenhain

Karl Figdor

1881–1957 journalist, screenwriter, writer Vienna

Karl Fischer

1881–1941 writer Berlin

Karl Hanusch

1881–1969 painter, university teacher Freital

Karl Kildal

1881–1932 equestrian Oslo

Karl Kurz

1881–1960 pedagogue Colmar

Karl Mützelfeldt

1881–1955 pedagogue, theologian Hermannsburg

Karl Scharnagl

1881–1963 politician Munich

Karl Stolte

1881–1951 internist, university teacher Strasbourg

Karl Tarbuk von Sensenhorst

1881–1966 Krems

Karol Murgas

1881–1925 mathematician Tajov