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People born in 1853.
See also: 1853 deaths.











Pages in category "1853 births"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 1,910 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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  • Alexey Abaza

  • User:Gomenski432/sandbox

  • Louise Abbéma

  • Sir Henry Abdy, 4th Baronet

  • Reginald Nevill, 2nd Marquess of Abergavenny

  • Emilio Aceval

  • Eggert Achen

  • Milo M. Acker

  • Adachi Ginkō

  • Frank Reginald Adams

  • Henry Adams (cricketer)

  • Gertrud Adelborg

  • George Agnew (Australian politician)

  • John F. Ahearn

  • Nina Ahlstedt

  • Ahmed bin Muhammed Al Thani

  • David D. Aitken

  • Alma Åkermark

  • V. Akilesapillai

  • Octavia V. Rogers Albert

  • William Alchesay

  • William Wright Warde-Aldam

  • Juan de Dios Aldea

  • J. E. P. Aldous

  • J. Frank Aldrich

  • Mildred Aldrich

  • William F. Aldrich

  • Moses Alexander

  • Frederick Alexcee

  • Duncan Orestes Alguire

  • Claire Allen

  • Edward Patrick Allen

  • Eulalia Abaitua Allende-Salazar

  • Young E. Allison

  • Avraham Eliezer Alperstein

  • Monroe Althouse

  • Luis F. Álvarez

  • Richard Charles Ambler

  • Harlan Amen

  • Marcello Amero D'Aste

  • Mary Francis Ames

  • George A. Anderson

  • Henry Charles Lennox Anderson

  • L.C. (Laurine Cecil) Anderson

  • Peter John Anderson

  • Thomas David Anderson

  • William Anderson (Australian politician born 1853)

  • William Coleman Anderson

  • Andō Teibi

  • Luis Andreoni

  • William Anthony (USMC)

  • Riccardo Antoniazzi

  • Ruel Ross Appleton

  • Orestes Araújo

  • Manuel Araullo

  • Reginald Arbuthnot

  • Sir Edward Archdale, 1st Baronet

  • George E. Archer

  • Thomas Andrew Archer

  • Mykola Arkas

  • Emile Armet de Lisle

  • Léon-Albert Arnaud

  • Ernest Arnfield

  • Đuro Arnold

  • Karl Arnold (chemist)

  • Ponnambalam Arunachalam

  • Asada Tokunori

  • Arthur Ashwell (cricketer, born 1853)

  • Isa Asp

  • Charles Athill

  • John Yorke AtLee

  • John Allan Auld

  • Ella Hoag Brockway Avann

  • Henry D. Aves




B



  • Albert Ulrik Bååth

  • Thomas C. Bach

  • Virginia P. Bacon

  • Charles Johnston Badger

  • Clemens Baeumker

  • Alexander Bagration of Mukhrani

  • Harriet Bagwell

  • Ellene Alice Bailey

  • George Bailey (cricketer, born 1853)

  • Gottfried Baist

  • Elwood Thomas Baker

  • Richard J. Baldwin

  • Gerald Balfour, 2nd Earl of Balfour

  • Isaac Bayley Balfour

  • Leo Anton Karl de Ball

  • Wilfrid Ball

  • Gilbert Ballet

  • Amadou Bamba

  • Studs Bancker

  • Ernest Tytus Bandrowski

  • Andrés Baquero

  • Paul Bar

  • August Barbé

  • Costantino Barbella

  • Whitman A. Barber

  • Mariano de la Bárcena

  • Thomas Barclay (economic writer)

  • Sophia Bardina

  • Giuseppe Barison

  • Hugh Shakespear Barnes

  • Robert Ayres Barnet

  • Billy Barnie

  • Rutland Barrington

  • George Barrow (geologist)

  • Alfred George Barrs

  • Sheikh Hassan Barsane

  • Johan Bartholdy

  • Charles Lafayette Bartlett

  • Dunbar Barton

  • John Kennedy Barton

  • Amrita Lal Basu

  • Cadwallader John Bates

  • John Batten (rugby union)

  • Joe Battin

  • Eugène Baudin

  • Anna Bayerová

  • René Bazin

  • Pierre Bazy

  • Leonardo Bazzaro

  • Henry J. Bean

  • Annette Bear-Crawford

  • Frank E. Beatty

  • Leicester Paul Beaufort

  • Arthur M. Beaupre

  • Julia Beck

  • Ernst Otto Beckmann

  • William Beehan

  • Henry Beer

  • Mirza Kalich Beg

  • Alfred Beit

  • David Belasco

  • Charles K. Bell

  • Thomas Bellamy

  • Alva Belmont

  • August Belmont Jr.

  • Fritz von Below

  • Solon Spencer Beman

  • Polly Bemis

  • Frank P. Bennett

  • Willibrord Benzler

  • Max van Berchem

  • Hermine Bergauer

  • Olaf Bergenn

  • Nils Bergslien

  • Frank Berkelbach

  • Manfred Berliner

  • Antonio Bermejo

  • Antoine Bernard d'Attanoux

  • Henry Meyners Bernard

  • Wilhelm Bernatzik

  • George Berry (surgeon)

  • Alphonse Bertillon

  • Charles Bertram (magician)

  • Albert Berzeviczy

  • Craven Langstroth Betts

  • Kamalakanta Bhattacharya (Assam)

  • Panchanan Bhattacharya

  • Solomon Bibo

  • John George Bice

  • William P. Biddle

  • Paul Billerbeck

  • Henry Birchenough

  • Louis Birkett

  • Conrad Bitzer

  • Maynard Bixby

  • Edward Black (soldier)

  • Frank S. Black

  • William Black (soldier)

  • William Blacker (cricketer)

  • Arthur Blackman

  • John Thomas Blake

  • Joseph Bliss

  • Tasker H. Bliss

  • Joe Blong

  • Ferdinand Blumentritt

  • John Edward Courtenay Bodley

  • Otto Boeddicker

  • Józef Boguski

  • Ferris Bolton

  • Henry Bond (Master of Trinity Hall, Cambridge)

  • Jessie Bond

  • Francis Bonnici

  • Gaston Bonnier

  • Gabriel Bonvalot

  • Teodoro Valfre di Bonzo

  • Frederick Booth-Tucker

  • Maria Benedita Bormann

  • Albert D. Bosson

  • Robert Botten

  • Joseph H. Bottum (state legislator)

  • Joseph-Félix Bouchor

  • Demetrius Charles Boulger

  • George Simonds Boulger

  • Joseph Boutin Bourassa

  • Maurice Bourke

  • Paul-Émile Boutigny



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