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People born in 1860.
See also: 1860 deaths.











Pages in category "1860 births"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 2,631 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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A



  • Charles Wheaton Abbot Jr.

  • Frank Frost Abbott

  • William Louis Abbott

  • Robert Abdy (cricketer)

  • Edward Lincoln Abel

  • David Abner Jr.

  • Władysław Abraham

  • Dov Ber Abramowitz

  • Edward Thomas Abrams

  • Abu l-Hasan al-Isfahani

  • Jessie Ace and Margaret Wright

  • Émile Achard

  • Georg Achen

  • Misbaholdiwan Adab

  • James Adam (classicist)

  • John Adam (legislator)

  • Raphaël Adam

  • John Jay Adams

  • Horatio Adamson

  • Lawrence Adamson

  • Alfred Hicks

  • Jane Addams

  • Adrian Nepenin

  • Afonso Celso de Assis Figueiredo Júnior

  • Mojola Agbebi

  • Aghabala Aghasadighoghlu

  • Yervant Aghaton

  • Gregorio Aglipay

  • Mary Eileen Ahern

  • Joaquín Albarrán

  • Isaac Albéniz

  • W. W. Albers

  • Achille Alberti

  • Gus Alberts

  • Dan Albone

  • Henry Alexander (painter)

  • Alexis Vivinus

  • Ali Rıza Pasha

  • George William Allan (Manitoba politician)

  • H. Montagu Allan

  • James Allan (rugby union)

  • Albert Allard

  • Victor Allard

  • Frank Shaver Allen

  • Fred Allen (footballer)

  • John Clayton Allen

  • Wentworth Beaumont, 1st Viscount Allendale

  • Josef Allram

  • Edward B. Almon

  • Benjamin Alvord Jr.

  • Vladimir Prokhorovich Amalitskii

  • Tameyuki Amano

  • Mark Ambient

  • Joe Ambler

  • Edward N. Ament

  • Edward H. Amet

  • Albert Ammann

  • Elias M. Ammons

  • William Amos (cricketer)

  • William Mackenzie, 1st Baron Amulree

  • Grand Duchess Anastasia Mikhailovna of Russia

  • César Marie Félix Ancey

  • Mario Ancona

  • Axel Anderberg

  • Arthur Anderson (politician)

  • Edwin Anderson Jr.

  • George James Anderson

  • George Edward Anderson

  • William F. Anderson (bishop)

  • Manuel de Jesús Andrade Suárez

  • Gyula Andrássy the Younger

  • Mary Raymond Shipman Andrews

  • Anna Groff Bryant

  • Anna Mikhailovna Kaptsova

  • Henry Torrens Anstruther

  • François Anthoine

  • Alfred W. Anthony

  • Charles Edward Anton

  • Apache Kid

  • Yannis Apostolou

  • Juan González Arintero

  • May Arkwright

  • James William Armstrong

  • Leo Arons

  • Ossian Aschan

  • William Ashley (economic historian)

  • John Ashton (architect)

  • Sir Ralph Assheton, 1st Baronet, of Downham

  • Juho Astala

  • John Meir Astbury

  • Ella Blaylock Atherton

  • George Maitland Atkinson

  • Sallie Jones Atkinson

  • Atrpet

  • Ernest R. Atwater

  • Edmond Stanislas Aubry

  • Louis-Audet Lapointe

  • Edward August

  • Valborg Aulin

  • Frederick Ausfeld

  • Juan Bautista Aznar-Cabañas




B



  • Baba Gurdit Singh

  • Arakel Babakhanian

  • John H. Babb

  • Baceta

  • Gustav Bachmann

  • Benjamin Wisner Bacon

  • Edward Denny Bacon

  • Robert Bacon

  • Baden Baden-Powell

  • Atanas Badev

  • Edward Badham

  • John Badlay

  • William Jacob Baer

  • Richard Bagot (writer)

  • Dewey C. Bailey

  • James Baillie (Canadian politician)

  • James Leith Macbeth Bain

  • James Thompson Bain

  • Maria Baiulescu

  • Chauncey Brooke Baker

  • Elizabeth Gowdy Baker

  • Francis Elisha Baker

  • Harold Baker (photographer)

  • Harry Baldwin (cricketer)

  • Lola Baldwin

  • Francis Balfour (bishop)

  • Clinton B. Ballard

  • John Ballinger (librarian)

  • William N. Baltz

  • Frederic Bancroft

  • David C. Bangs

  • Akshay Kumar Boral

  • Gavriil Baranovsky

  • Roger de Barbarin

  • Charles Alfred Barber

  • George Barber (politician)

  • Sir Henry Barber, 1st Baronet

  • Samuel Barbour

  • Harry Barchard

  • Edward Exton Barclay

  • Alfredo Barjona de Freitas

  • H. W. Barker

  • John Barlas

  • Harry S. Barlow

  • Edmond H. Barmore

  • Charlotte Barnum

  • María de Barrenechea, 1st Duchess of Dato

  • Thomas C. Barret

  • Marty Barrett (catcher)

  • Hugh T. Barrie

  • J. M. Barrie

  • Daniel Barringer (geologist)

  • Robert A. Barry

  • Carl Georg Barth

  • John George Bartholomew

  • Charles W. Bartlett

  • Dana W. Bartlett

  • Barton Appler Bean

  • Edward William Barton-Wright

  • Charles Barton (cricketer)

  • Joseph Barton (cricketer)

  • John L. Bascom

  • Jan Bašta

  • Charlie Bastian

  • Chandramukhi Basu

  • Juanita Breckenridge Bates

  • William Bates (physician)

  • Szidor Bátor

  • John D. Batten

  • Lajos Batthyány (governor)

  • Aymar de la Baume Pluvinel

  • Lipót Baumhorn

  • Julius Bauschinger

  • William Bayliss

  • Frank Bayly

  • Umberto Bazzoli

  • Lansing Hoskins Beach

  • S. A. Beach

  • Andrew Beattie (politician)

  • Henri Beauclair

  • Richard Beaumont-Thomas

  • Frank Beck (baseball)

  • Marcus Wayland Beck

  • Ludwig Becker (astronomer)

  • Henry Edward Bedford

  • Ed Beecher

  • C. A. Beggs

  • Charles A. Beggs

  • Steve Behel

  • Katherine Arthur Behenna

  • Thomas Beirne (businessman)

  • William Belcher

  • Napoléon Belcourt

  • Serafino Belfanti

  • Hugh R. Belknap

  • Harry Bell (Medal of Honor)

  • Norris Garrett Bell

  • William H. Belpitt

  • Edward Webster Bemis



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