England - Notable Historical Events
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England - Historical Events
| Date | Event |
|---|---|
597-12-25 |
England adopts Julian calendar |
910-08-05 |
The last major Viking army to raid England is defeated at the Battle of Tettenhall by the allied forces of Mercia and Wessex, led by King Edward and Earl Aethelred. |
939-10-27 |
Edmund I succeeds Athelstan as King of England. |
959-10-01 |
Edgar I, the Peaceful, becomes king of all England. |
979-04-14 |
Challenge to throne of King Aethelred II of England |
1043-04-03 |
Edward the Confessor crowned king of England |
1066-01-06 |
King Harald of England crowned |
1066-09-27 |
William the Conqueror's troops set sail for England |
1066-09-28 |
William the Conqueror invades England landing at Pevensey Bay, Sussex |
1066-12-25 |
Duke William of Normandy ('William the Conqueror) crowned king of England |
1100-08-02 |
King William II of England (William Rufus) is killed by an arrow shot by Sir Walter Tyrell while hunting in the New Forest. |
1100-08-05 |
Henry I is crowned King of England in Westminster Abbey |
1150-03-25 |
Tichborne family of Hampshire England start tradition of giving gallon of flour to residents to keep deathbed promise |
1154-12-19 |
King Henry II of England crowned |
1174-07-13 |
William I of Scotland, key rebel in Revolt of 1173-1174, captured at Alnwick by forces loyal to Henry II of England. |
1189-02-06 |
Riots in Lynn, Norfolk (England) spread to Norwich |
1189-07-06 |
Richard the Lionheart is crowned King of England. |
1190-03-16 |
York Progrom: Jews living in York, England, besieged in Clifford's Tower and massacred or commit sucide rather than submit to baptism |
1190-03-17 |
Crusades complete massacre of Jews of York England |
1190-03-18 |
Crusaders kill 57 Jews in Bury St Edmonds, England |
1191-09-07 |
Third Crusade: Battle of Arsuf - Richard I of England defeats Saladin at Arsuf. |
1192-09-02 |
Ottoman Sultan Saladin & King Richard the Lion-hearted of England sign treaty over Jerusalem, at end of the Third Crusade |
1192-10-09 |
Richard I of England, the Lion Heart, leaves Jerusalem in disguise |
1194-02-04 |
100,000 ransom is paid for Richard I, King of England |
1194-05-02 |
King Richard I of England gives Portsmouth its first Royal Charter. |
1199-03-25 |
Richard I, Lion Heart, King o f England, is wounded by a crossbow bolt while fighting France which leads to his death on April 6. |
1207-07-15 |
King John of England expels Canterbury monks for supporting Archbishop of Canterbury Stephen Langton. |
1210-11-01 |
King John of England begins imprisoning Jews |
1213-05-15 |
King John of England names Stephen Langton as Archbishop of Canterbury |
1214-07-02 |
Battle of La Roche-aux-Moines (Angers), part of King John of England attempt to reclaim Normandy from France |
1215-03-04 |
King John of England makes an oath to the Pope as a crusader to gain the support of Innocent III. |
1215-06-15 |
King John signs Magna Carta at Runnymede, near Windsor, England |
1216-05-21 |
French crown prince Louis enters England |
1216-10-12 |
King John of England loses his crown jewels in The Wash, probably near Fosdyke, perhaps near Sutton Bridge |
1216-10-19 |
King John of England dies at Newark-on-Trent and is succeeded by his nine-year-old son Henry. |
1217-05-20 |
The Second Battle of Lincoln is fought near Lincoln, England, resulting in the defeat of Prince Louis of France by William Marshal, 2nd Earl of Pembroke. |
1272-11-20 |
Edward I proclaimed King of England |
1272-11-21 |
Following Henry III of England's death on November 16, his son Prince Edward becomes King of England. |
1275-05-23 |
King Edward I of England orders cessation of persecution of French Jews |
1278-05-10 |
Jews of England imprisoned on charges of coining |
1278-11-17 |
680 Jews arrested (293 hanged) in England for counterfeiting coins |
1284-03-03 |
Statute of Rhuddlan incorporated the Principality of Wales into England |
1290-07-12 |
Jews are expelled from England by order of King Edward I |
1290-07-18 |
King Edward I of England orders expulsion of Jews |
1291-11-28 |
Eleanor of Castile, wife of King Edward I of England, dies in Northamptonshire. Crosses are erected where her body rests on the way to London. |
1295-07-05 |
Scotland and France form an alliance, the beginnings of the Auld Alliance, against England. |
1296-03-30 |
Edward I sacks Berwick-upon-Tweed, during armed conflict between Scotland and England. |
1296-04-27 |
Battle of Dunbar: The Scots are defeated by Edward I of England. |
1304-07-20 |
Wars of Scottish Independence: Fall of Stirling Castle - King Edward I of England takes the last rebel stronghold of the war. |
1305-08-05 |
William Wallace, who led Scottish resistance to England, is captured by the English near Glasgow and transported to London for trial and execution. |
1305-08-23 |
William Wallace, Scottish patriot, is executed for high treason by Edward I of England. |
1314-06-24 |
Battle of Bannockburn; Scotland regains independence from England |
1322-10-14 |
Robert the Bruce of Scotland defeats King Edward II of England at Byland, forcing Edward to accept Scotland's independence |
1327-02-01 |
Teenaged Edward III is crowned King of England, but the country is ruled by his mother Queen Isabella and her lover Roger Mortimer. |
1328-05-01 |
Wars of Scottish Independence end: Treaty of Edinburgh-Northampton - the Kingdom of England recognises the Kingdom of Scotland as an independent state. |
1337-03-17 |
Edward, the Black Prince is made Duke of Cornwall, the first Duchy made in England. |
1340-09-25 |
England & France sign disarmament treaty |
1346-10-17 |
Battle of Neville's Cross: King David II of Scotland is captured by Edward III of England at Calais, and imprisoned in the Tower of London for eleven years. |
1355-02-10 |
The St. Scholastica's Day riot breaks out in Oxford, England, leaving 63 scholars and perhaps 30 locals dead in two days. |
1367-04-13 |
Battle at Nájera Spain: Castile & England beat Aragon & France |
1377-06-22 |
Richard II succeeds Edward III as king of England |
1377-06-29 |
French raid at Rye, England |
1381-06-12 |
Peasants' Revolt: in England, rebels arrive at Blackheath. |
1381-06-14 |
Richard II in England meets leaders of Peasants' Revolt on Blackheath. The Tower of London is stormed by rebels who enter without resistance. |
1381-07-15 |
John Ball, a leader in the Peasants' Revolt, is hung, drawn and quartered in the presence of Richard II of England. |
1386-05-09 |
Treaty of Windsor between Portugal and England (the oldest diplomatic alliance in the world which is still in force) |
1388-08-05 |
Battle of Otterburn, a border skirmish between the Scottish and the English in Northern England. |
1399-08-19 |
King Richard II of England surrenders to his cousin Henry |
1399-09-30 |
King Richard II of England abdicates |
1413-03-21 |
Henry V becomes King of England. |
1413-04-09 |
Henry V is crowned King of England. |
1415-08-13 |
King Henry V of England army lands on mouth of Seine River |
1420-05-21 |
Treaty of Troyes following Englsh victory at Agincourt: Henry V of England and his heirs would inherit the throne of France upon the death of King Charles VI of France |
1420-12-01 |
Henry V of England enters Paris. |
1422-08-31 |
Henry VI, becomes King of England at the age of 9 months. |
1431-12-16 |
King Henry VI of England crowned king of France |
1439-07-16 |
Kissing is banned in England (to stop germs from spreading) |
1439-11-12 |
Plymouth, England, becomes the first town incorporated by the English Parliament. |
1455-05-22 |
Opening battle in England's 30-year War of the Roses. Richard of York takes St Albans, capturing King Henry VI |
1460-12-30 |
Wars of the Roses: Battle of Wakefield (Northern England), Duke of York killed and his forces soundly defeated by forces for King Henry VI |
1461-03-04 |
Battle of Towton: Duke Edward of York beats English queen Margaretha, Edward IV recognised as king of England in place of Henry IV |
1461-06-28 |
Edward IV crowned king of England |
1470-10-30 |
Henry VI of England returns to the English throne after Earl of Warwick defeats Yorkists in battle. |
1471-04-11 |
King Edward IV of England conquers London from Henry VI |
1478-02-18 |
George, Duke of Clarence, convicted of treason against his older brother Edward IV of England, is privately executed in the Tower of London. |
1483-04-09 |
Edward V (aged 12) succeeds his father Edward IV as king of England. He was never crowned, and disappeared, presumed murdered, after incarceration in the Tower of London with his younger brother Richard (the "Princes in the Tower") |
1483-06-26 |
Duke of Gloucester appoints himself King Richard III of England |
1483-07-06 |
England's King Richard III crowned |
1485-08-01 |
Henry Tudor's army sails to England (future Henry VII) |
1485-10-30 |
Henry VII of England crowned at Westminster Abbey |
1492-03-04 |
King James IV of Scotland concludes an alliance with France against England. |
1492-10-02 |
King Henry VII of England invades France |
1492-11-09 |
Peace of Etaples (Henry VII of England & Charles VIII of France) |
1496-02-24 |
England's Henry VII ends commercial dispute with Flanders |
1497-06-24 |
John Cabot claims Eastern Canada for England (believes he found Asia in Nova Scotia) |
1499-11-23 |
Flemish pretender to the English throne Perkin Warbeck hanged for reportedly attempting to escape from Tower of London. Invaded England in 1497, claiming to be the lost son of King Edward IV |
1502-06-19 |
Emperor Maximilian I & England sign treaty of Antwerp |
1506-04-30 |
Philip of Burgundy & England sign trade agreement |
1507-06-05 |
England & Netherlands sign trade agreement |
1509-04-21 |
Henry VIII crowned King of England |
1511-11-17 |
England, Spain and the Holy Roman Empire sign anti-French covenant The Treaty of Westminster |
1520-06-06 |
France & England sign treaty of Scotland |
1520-07-10 |
King Charles V France & King Henry VIII of England sign treaty of Calais |
1520-10-15 |
King Henry VIII of England orders bowling lanes at Whitehall |
1521-10-11 |
Pope Leo X titles King Henry VIII of England "Defender of the Faith" |
1523-09-19 |
Emperor Charles I & England sign anti-French covenant |
1527-04-30 |
England & France sign Treaty of Westminster to end the War of the League of Cognac |
1528-01-22 |
England & France declare war on Emperor Charles V |
1529-09-22 |
Cardinal Thomas Wolsey stripped of office as Lord Chancellor of England |
1529-10-26 |
Sir Thomas More appointed Lord Chancellor of England |
1530-03-07 |
King Henry VIII's divorce request is denied by the Pope. Henry then declares that he, not the Pope, is supreme head of England's church |
1531-02-11 |
Henry VIII recognised as supreme head of Church in England following the schism with Rome |
1532-06-23 |
Henry VIII of England & Francois I of France sign secret treaty against emperor Karel V |
1533-06-01 |
Anne Boleyn crowned queen of England |
1533-07-11 |
Pope Clement VII excommunicates England's King Henry VIII |
1534-10-30 |
English Parliament passes Act of Supremacy, making King Henry VIII head of the Church in England - a role formerly held by the Pope |
1534-11-03 |
English parliament accepts Act of Supremacy: Henry VIII becomes Head of Church of England |
1535-01-15 |
Henry VIII declares himself head of the Church in England |
1535-07-01 |
Sir Thomas More goes on trial in England charged with treason |
1535-08-31 |
Pope Paul II excommunicates King Henry VIII of England |
1536-05-06 |
King Henry VIII orders bible be placed in every church in England |
1536-07-18 |
Pope's authority declared void in England |
1537-02-09 |
Pope Paul III routes Cardinal Pole to England |
1538-12-17 |
Pope Paul III excommunicates England's King Henry VIII |
1540-02-09 |
The 1st recorded race meet in England (Roodee Fields, Chester) |
1543-07-01 |
England & Scotland sign Peace treaty of Greenwich |
1546-06-07 |
England signs Peace of Andres with Scotland/Ireland |
1547-01-28 |
9-year-old Edward VI succeeds Henry VIII as king of England |
1547-02-20 |
King Edward VI of England was enthroned following death of Henry VIII |
1549-06-09 |
Book of Common Prayer is adopted by the Church of England |
1549-06-09 |
England enforces Act of Supremacy |
1549-07-12 |
Kett's uprising occupies Norwich, England |
1549-08-08 |
France declares war on England |
1549-08-12 |
French troops occupy Ambleteuse England |
1550-03-24 |
France & England sign Peace of Boulogne |
1551-04-20 |
John Dudley becomes Earl Marshal of England |
1552-01-23 |
2nd version of Book of Common Prayer becomes manditory in England |
1552-02-24 |
Privileges of Hanseatic League in England are abrogated |
1553-04-29 |
Flemish woman introduces practice of starching linen into England |
1553-06-26 |
Christ's Hospital in England granted a charter |
1553-07-09 |
Lady Jane Grey, daughter of the Duke of Suffolk, is proclaimed queen of England in succession to Edward VI, who died three days earlier having proclaimed both his half-sisters illegitimate. She reigned for nine days before being deposed by Mary Tudor, who had Jane executed the following February. |
1553-07-19 |
15-year-old Lady Jane Grey deposed as England's Queen after 9 days |
1553-09-08 |
City of Lichfield, England forms |
1554-11-30 |
England reconciles with Pope Julius III |
1557-06-07 |
England declares war on France |
1559-01-13 |
Elizabeth I crowned queen of England in Westminster Abbey |
1559-04-02 |
England & France sign 1st Treaty of Le Cateau-Cambrésis |
1560-07-06 |
England and Scotland sign Treaty of Edinburgh |
1564-04-11 |
England & France sign Peace of Troyes |
1568-05-16 |
Mary Queen of Scotland flees to England |
1569-01-11 |
1st recorded lottery in England is drawn in St Paul's Cathedral |
1571-01-23 |
Queen Elizabeth I of England opens Royal Exchange in London |
1571-03-25 |
Catholic Italian businessman Roberto Ridolfi leaves England |
1572-01-16 |
Thomas Howard, 4th Duke of Norfolk is tried for treason for his part in the Ridolfi plot to restore Catholicism in England. |
1572-04-21 |
France & England sign anti-Spanish military covenant |
1577-12-13 |
Sir Francis Drake sets sail from England to go around world |
1578-05-31 |
Martin Frobisher sails from Harwich, England to Frobisher Bay, Canada, eventually to mine fool's gold, used to pave streets in London. |
1578-06-11 |
England grants Sir Humphrey Gilbert a patent to explore & colonize North America |
1579-01-07 |
England signs an offensive & defensive alliance with Netherland |
1586-07-27 |
Sir Walter Raleigh brings first tobacco to England from Virginia |
1586-07-28 |
Sir Thomas Harriot introduces potatoes to Europe on return to England |
1586-12-03 |
Sir Thomas Herriot introduces potatoes to England from Colombia |
1587-02-01 |
Queen Elizabeth I of England signs death warrant for Mary Stuart, Queen of Scots |
1588-05-28 |
Spanish Armada under the Duke of Medina-Sidonia departs Lisbon to invade England |
1588-07-29 |
Duke Farneses troops ready for invasion of England |
1591-08-18 |
Governor of Roanoke Island colony returns from England to find everyone in the colony had disappeared [or Aug 17, 1590] |
1596-05-26 |
England, France & Netherlands signs Drievoudig Covenant against Spain |
1597-03-12 |
England routes troops to Amiens |
1597-04-23 |
William Shakespeare's The Merry Wives of Windsor is first performed, with Queen Elizabeth I of England in attendance. |
1603-03-24 |
Scottish King James VI son of Mary Queen of Scots, becomes King James I of England in succession to Elizabeth I, thus joining the English and Scottish crowns. |
1603-07-25 |
James VI of Scotland is crowned James I of English uniting kingdoms of England and Scotland |
1606-04-12 |
England adopts the Union Flag, replaced in 1801 by current Union Flag/Union Jack |
1608-09-29 |
Captain Newport arrives from England with supplies for colonists |
1609-06-17 |
Netherlands, England & France sign 12 year Covenant |
1616-04-23 |
Netherlands buys De Briel/Vlissingen/Fort Rammekens from England |
1616-04-30 |
King James I of England leaves Brielle/Vlissingen |
1618-01-07 |
Francis Bacon becomes Lord Chancellor of England |
1618-10-29 |
English adventurer, writer, and courtier Sir Walter Raleigh is beheaded for allegedly conspiring against James I of England. |
1619-06-02 |
England & Netherlands sign treaty about business in the Indies |
1619-12-04 |
38 colonists from Berkeley Parish in England disembark in Virginia and give thanks to God. Considered by many as the first Thanksgiving in the Americas. |
1620-07-31 |
Pilgrim Fathers depart Leiden for England before heading to America |
1620-09-06 |
The Mayflower departs Plymouth, England with 102 Pilgrims and about 30 crew for the New World |
1620-09-15 |
Mayflower departs from Plymouth England with 102 pilgrims [OS May 8] |
1621-04-05 |
Mayflower sails from Plymouth on a return trip to England |
1621-09-21 |
King James I of England gives Sir Alexander Sterling royal charter for colonisation of Nova Scotia |
1624-03-10 |
England declares war on Spain |
1625-03-27 |
Charles I, King Of England, Scotland & Ireland, ascends English throne |
1625-12-09 |
Netherlands & England sign military treaty |
1628-03-01 |
Writs are issued in February by Charles I of England mandating that every county in England (not just seaport towns) pay ship tax by this date. |
1628-03-04 |
England's King Charles I grants a royal charter to Massachusetts Bay Colony |
1628-03-19 |
Massachusetts Bay Colony granted land by England |
1629-04-14 |
England & France sign Peace of Susa |
1630-05-29 |
Gov John Winthrop begins "History of New England" |
1630-11-05 |
Spain & England sign peace treaty |
1631-02-05 |
Rhode Island, founder, Roger Williams arrives in Boston from England |
1639-06-18 |
Treaty of Berwick: Ends the First Bishops' War between England and Scotland |
1639-09-12 |
Viceroy Thomas Wentworth sails back to England |
1641-08-20 |
England & Scotland sign Treaty of Pacification |
1642-08-22 |
Civil War in England began between Royalists & Parliament |
1643-05-19 |
Massachusetts Bay, Plymouth, Connecticut & New Harbor form United Colonies of New England |
1644-03-14 |
England grants patent for Providence Plantations (now Rhode Island) |
1644-11-19 |
First protestant ministry society in New England |
1649-05-19 |
An Act declaring England a Commonwealth is passed by the Long Parliament. England would be a republic for the next eleven years. |
1650-09-03 |
Battle of Dunbar: England vs Scotland |
1650-09-29 |
Henry Robinson opens 1st marriage bureau (England) |
1651-10-17 |
Future King Charles II flees from England |
1652-07-10 |
England declares war on Netherlands |
1652-08-26 |
Battle of Plymouth: General-at-Sea George Ayscue of the Commonwealth of England attacked a convoy of the Dutch Republic commanded by Vice-Commodore Michiel de Ruyter. Dutch victory |
1653-12-16 |
Parliamentarian General Oliver Cromwell appointed as Lord Protector of England, Scotland and Ireland |
1654-04-12 |
Ordinance of Union between England and Scotland passed by the Council of State |
1654-04-15 |
England & Netherlands sign peace treaty |
1654-04-21 |
England & Sweden sign trade agreement |
1654-09-25 |
England & Denmark sign trade agreement |
1655-08-09 |
Lord Protector Oliver Cromwell divides England into 11 districts |
1655-11-03 |
England & France sign miltary & economic treaties |
1656-09-15 |
England & France sign peace treaty |
1657-03-23 |
France & England form alliance against Spain; England gets Dunkirk |
1658-03-17 |
Pro-Charles II plot in England discovered |
1659-05-22 |
France, England & Netherlands sign "Hedges Concerto" treaty |
1659-05-25 |
Richard Cromwell resigns as Lord Protector of England. Many pubs in England have since been called "Tumbeldown Dick" in his memory. |
1659-05-31 |
Netherlands, England & France sign Treaty of The Hague |
1660-05-08 |
English parliament declares Charles Stuart to be King Charles II of England |
1660-05-23 |
King Charles II returns from exile sails from Scheveningen to England |
1660-05-25 |
King Charles II of England lands in Dover |
1660-12-31 |
James II of England is named Duke of Normandy by Louis XIV of France. |
1661-01-30 |
Oliver Cromwell, Lord Protector of the Commonwealth of England is ritually executed after having been dead for two years. |
1661-06-23 |
Marriage contract for Charles II of England & Catharina of Portugal |
1661-09-01 |
1st Yacht race, England's King Charles vs his brother James |
1661-10-01 |
Yachting begins in England; King Charles II beats his brother James, Duke of York |
1661-12-20 |
Corporation Act enforced in England |
1662-05-19 |
Uniformity Act of England goes into effect |
1662-09-14 |
Netherlands & England sign peace treaty |
1663-02-05 |
Charlevoix Earthquake in Quebec, felt strongly in New England |
1663-07-08 |
King Charles II of England grants a charter to Rhode Island |
1665-06-12 |
England installs a municipal government in New York City |
1665-06-13 |
Battle of Lowestoft, off Suffolk, England: English fleet beats Dutch |
1666-01-26 |
France declares war on England & Munster |
1666-08-04 |
Sea battle between Netherlands & England |
1667-03-31 |
France & England sign anti-Dutch military accord |
1667-06-21 |
Dutch Admiral Michiel de Ruyter occupies Sheerness, England |
1668-01-23 |
England, Netherlands & Sweden signs Triple Alliance against French |
1668-03-26 |
England takes control of Bombay, India |
1670-12-31 |
France & England sign Boyne-treaty |
1672-03-17 |
England declares war on Netherlands |
1674-02-19 |
Netherlands & England sign Peace of Westminster (NYC becomes English) |
1675-03-04 |
John Flamsteed appointed 1st Astronomer Royal of England |
1675-06-22 |
Royal Greenwich Observatory established in England by Charles II |
1675-09-09 |
New England colonies declare war on Wampanoag indians |
1676-08-12 |
1st war between American colonists & Indians ends in New England |
1678-07-26 |
England & Netherlands signs treaty: sending ultimatum to France |
1679-05-27 |
Habeaus Corpus Act (strengthening person's right to challenge unlawful arrest & imprisonment) passes in England |
1679-10-23 |
Meal Tub Plot against James Duke of York (future James II of England) |
1682-08-30 |
William Penn left England to sail to New World |
1683-06-06 |
The Ashmolean Museum in Oxford, England, opens as the world's first university museum. |
1685-02-06 |
Duke of York becomes King James II of England and VII of Scotland upon the death of his brother Charles II. |
1687-07-05 |
Isaac Newton's great work PRINCIPIA published by Royal Society in England. Outlines his laws of motion and universal gravitation. |
1687-09-26 |
The city council of Amsterdam votes to support William of Orange's invasion of England, which became the Glorious Revolution. |
1688-11-11 |
Prince Willem III's invasion fleet sails to England |
1688-11-15 |
Prince Willem III's army lands at Torbay, England; the 'Glorious Revolution' commences |
1688-12-09 |
King James II's wife & son flee England for France |
1689-02-23 |
Dutch prince William III proclaimed king of England |
1689-04-20 |
The former King James II of England, now deposed, lays siege to Derry. |
1689-04-21 |
William III & Mary Stuart proclaimed king & queen of England |
1689-05-12 |
England & Netherlands form League of Augsburg |
1689-07-25 |
France declares war on England |
1690-05-20 |
England passes Act of Grace, forgiving followers of James II |
1690-09-06 |
King Wiliam III escapes back to England |
1692-07-24 |
French defeat William III of England at Steinkirk (Enghein) |
1694-07-27 |
Bank of England granted 12 year charter by Act of Parliament |
1695-09-01 |
French garrison of castle Namur surrenders fto the army of the Grand Alliance under the command of King William III of England |
1695-10-10 |
King Willem III escapes South Netherlands, back to England |
1695-12-31 |
A window tax is imposed in England, causing many shopkeepers to brick up their windows to avoid the tax. |
1697-12-02 |
St Paul's Cathedral, designed by Sir Christopher Wren, consecrated for use in London, England |
1698-01-07 |
Russian Tsar Peter the Great departs Netherlands for England |
1698-10-11 |
France, England & Netherlands sign 1st Extermination treaty |
1699-06-11 |
England, France & Netherlands agree on 2nd Extermination treaty of Spain |
1700-01-01 |
Protestant Western Europe (except England) begin using Gregorian calendar |
1701-09-07 |
Germany, England & Netherlands sign anti-French covenant |
1701-09-16 |
James Francis Edward Stuart, sometimes called the "Old Pretender", becomes the Jacobite claimant to the thrones of England and Scotland. |
1702-03-08 |
England: Queen Anne ascends throne upon death of King William III |
1702-03-19 |
James II's daughter Anne Stuart becomes queen of England |
1702-05-14 |
England & Netherlands declare war on France & Spain |
1703-05-02 |
Portugal signs treaty with England to become a Great Covenant |
1703-11-26 |
Great storm of 1703 hits Southern England (NS 7 Dec) - thousands killed, Royal Navy losses 13 ships and around 1,500 seamen |
1703-12-27 |
England & Portugal sign Methuen-Asiento-trade agreement |
1705-04-16 |
Queen Anne of England knights Isaac Newton at Trinity College, Cambridge |
1707-05-01 |
England, Wales & Scotland form United Kingdom of Great Britain |
1709-10-29 |
England/Netherlands sign anti-French "Barrieretraktaat" |
1712-07-17 |
England, Portugal & France sign ceasefire [or 19th] |
1713-01-30 |
England & Netherlands sign 2nd anti-French boundary treaty |
1713-02-10 |
Netherlands & England sign accord concerning anti-French Barrier [OS=Jan 31] |
1714-08-01 |
Monarch Georg Ludwig becomes King George I of England |
1716-02-06 |
England & Netherlands renew alliance |
1716-06-05 |
England & Emperor Karel VI signs military treaty |
1717-01-04 |
Netherlands, England & France sign Triple Alliance |
1717-03-02 |
The Loves of Mars and Venus becomes the first ballet performed in England. |
1719-12-11 |
1st recorded display of Aurora Borealis in north American colonies (New England) |
1720-02-10 |
Edmund Halley appointed 2nd Astronomer Royal of England |
1720-06-10 |
Mrs Clements of England markets first paste-style mustard |
1721-06-13 |
England signs Treaty of Madrid |
1722-04-30 |
Game of Billiards is mentioned in New England Courant |
1726-10-11 |
Benjamin Franklin returns to Philadelphia from England |
1727-09-08 |
A barn fire during a puppet show in the village of Burwell in Cambridgeshire, England kills 78 people, many of whom are children. |
1727-10-29 |
Severe earthquake in New England |
1730-08-04 |
Crown prince Frederick of Prussia escapes to England |
1732-08-01 |
Foundations laid for Bank of England |
1733-05-17 |
England passes Molasses Act, putting high tariffs on rum & molasses imported to the colonies from a country other than British possessions |
1734-12-13 |
England & Russia sign trade agreement |
1738-05-09 |
England routes fleet in Mediterranean Sea & West-Indies |
1739-01-14 |
England and Spain sign 2nd Convention of Pardo |
1739-04-07 |
Dick Turpin executed in England for horse stealing |
1739-10-19 |
England declares war on Spain [OS=Oct 30] |
1743-08-16 |
Earliest boxing code of rules formulated in England (Jack Broughton) |
1745-01-08 |
England, Austria, Neth & Saxon sign anti-Prussian Quadruple Alliance |
1745-03-09 |
Bells for 1st American carillon shipped from England to Boston |
1745-11-11 |
Bonnie Prince Charlie's army enters England |
1747-12-09 |
England & Netherlands sign military treaty |
1751-07-29 |
1st international world title prize fight-Jack Stack of England, beats challenger M Petit of France in 29 mins in England |
1751-08-24 |
Thomas Colley executed in England for drowning supposed witch |
1753-06-13 |
Austria, England & Modena sign secret military treaty |
1756-01-16 |
England & Prussia sign Treaty of Westminster |
1756-05-18 |
England declares war on France |
1756-08-29 |
England & France meet in war |
1759-08-18 |
-19] 2nd sea battle of Lagos: England vs France |
1760-06-04 |
Great Upheaval: New England planters arrive to claim land in Nova Scotia, Canada taken from the Acadians. |
1762-01-04 |
England declares war on Spain & Naples |
1765-11-23 |
People of Frederick County Md refuse to pay England's Stamp tax |
1766-05-09 |
John Byron back in England after trip around the world |
1768-08-25 |
Captain James Cook departs from Plymouth, England on his first voyage, on board the Endeavour, bound for the Pacific Ocean |
1771-07-12 |
James Cook sails Endeavour back to Downs England |
1775-06-23 |
1st regatta held on Thames, England |
1775-07-30 |
Captain Cook with Resolution returns to England |
1777-01-15 |
People of New Connecticut (Vermont) declare independence from England |
1777-04-16 |
Battle of Bennington-New England's Green Mountain Boys rout British |
1780-05-19 |
About midday, near-total darkness descends on much of New England, only now known to be caused by forest fires in Canada |
1780-08-22 |
Resolution, without Captain Cook, returns to England |
1785-11-17 |
Church of England organizes in New England |
1788-01-18 |
The first elements of the First Fleet carrying 736 convicts from England to Australia arrives at Botany Bay to set up a penal colony |
1789-10-15 |
1st presidental tour-George Washington in New England |
1790-03-27 |
The modern shoestring (string and shoe holes) invented in England |
1790-11-11 |
Chrysanthemums are introduced to England from China |
1791-07-14 |
The Priestley Riots drive Joseph Priestley, a supporter of the French Revolution, out of Birmingham, England. |
1793-04-15 |
Bank of England hands out first £5 note |
1794-05-17 |
Hard frost in southern New England |
1795-01-18 |
governor/viceroy Willem V flees Scheveningen to England |
1795-02-17 |
Thomas Seddal harvests 8.3-kg potato from his garden Chester, England |
1795-04-23 |
William Hastings acquitted in England of high treason |
1795-08-15 |
Joseph Haydn leaves England forever |
1795-08-20 |
Joseph Haydn returns to Vienna from England |
1796-02-29 |
Jay's Treaty proclaimed, settles some differences with England |
1796-10-05 |
Spain declares war on England |
1797-02-26 |
Bank of England issues first £1-note |
1798-11-17 |
-21) Snow storms in New England, hundreds die |
1800-10-17 |
Dutch colony Curacao transfered to England |
1804-01-30 |
Mungo Park leaves England seeking source of Niger River |
1804-08-25 |
Alice Meynell becomes 1st woman jockey (England) |
1805-07-08 |
American Bill Richmond knocks out Jack Holmes, Kilburn Wells, England |
1806-11-21 |
Decree of Berlin: Emperor Napoleon I bans all trade with England |
1807-02-24 |
17 die & 15 wounded in a crush to witness execution of Holloway, Heggerty & Elizabeth Godfrey in England |
1807-03-25 |
1st railway passenger service began in England |
1809-04-18 |
1st run of 2,000 guineas horse race at Newmarket England |
1812-09-03 |
World's first cannery ( Donkin, Hall and Gamble) opens in London, England to supply food to the Royal Navy |
1814-04-26 |
King Louis XVIII lands at Calais from England |
1814-10-23 |
1st plastic surgery is performed (England) |
1815-11-20 |
Russia, Prussia, Austria & England signs Alliance "for the maintenance of peace in Europe" same day as Treaty of Paris |
1816-06-06 |
10" snowfall in New England, "year without a summer" (Mount Tambora) |
1818-09-30 |
Congress of Aken: Russia, Austria, Prussia, France & England |
1819-08-16 |
Peterloo Massacre, Manchester, England: cavalry charges demonstrators.15 people killed and 400—700 injured |
1820-01-12 |
Royal Astronomical Society founded in England |
1824-10-21 |
Joseph Aspdin patents Portland cement (Yorkshire, England) |
1825-12-27 |
1st public railway using steam locomotive completed in England between Stockton and Darlington |
1826-11-27 |
John Walker invents friction match in England |
1827-03-07 |
Shrigley Abduction: Ellen Turner, a wealthy heiress in Cheshire, England is abducted by Edward Gibbon Wakefield, a future politician in colonial New Zealand. |
1829-03-02 |
New England Asylum for the Blind, 1st in US, incorporated, Boston |
1830-05-18 |
Edwin Budding of England signs an agreement for manufacture of his invention, lawn mower. Saturdays are destroyed forever |
1830-09-15 |
1st person to be run over by a railroad train (William Huskisson, England) |
1831-04-14 |
Soldiers marching on a bridge in Manchester, England cause it to collapse. |
1831-12-27 |
HMS Beagle/Charles Darwin departs England for South America |
1832-01-06 |
New England Anti-Slavery Society organizes (Boston) |
1834-03-18 |
Six farm labourers from Tolpuddle, Dorset, England are sentenced to be transported to Australia for forming a trade union. |
1835-08-11 |
George B Airy begins 46-year reign as England's Astronomer Royal |
1836-10-02 |
Darwin returns to England aboard HMS Beagle (after 5 years) |
1838-04-08 |
Steamship "Great Western" maiden voyage (Bristol, England, to NYC) |
1838-07-04 |
Huskar Colliery Mining Disaster in Silkstone England: Mining pit floods during a rainstorm drowning 26 children, leads to the 1842 commission on the employment of children and women in mines which resulted in the banning of female and child labour underground |
1839-07-27 |
Chartist riots break out in Birmingham, England |
1840-01-05 |
Records show 95,820 licensed public houses in England on this date |
1842-03-02 |
The Grand National steeplechase at Aintree near Liverpool England is won by Gaylad, ridden by Tom Olliver. |
1844-12-21 |
The Rochdale Pioneers commence business at their cooperative in Rochdale, England, starting the Cooperative movement. |
1845-05-20 |
HMS Erebus and HMS Terror with 134 men under John Franklin sail from the River Thames in England, beginning a disastrous expedition to find the Northwest Passage. All hands are lost. |
1848-07-11 |
Edmund Hickly gets 1st known 10 wicket innings (Kent v England) |
1848-09-19 |
Hyperion, moon of Saturn, discovered by Bond (US) & Lassell (England) |
1850-01-20 |
Investigator, 1st ship to effect northwest passage, leaves England |
1850-06-04 |
Self-deodorizing fertilizer patented in England |
1850-09-24 |
Papal Bull issued, establishes Roman Catholic hierarchy in England |
1857-06-26 |
Cawnpore England massacre |
1857-10-24 |
World's first soccer club, Sheffield F C, founded in Yorkshire, England |
1858-01-30 |
Charles Halle founds Halle Orchestra in Manchester, England |
1859-05-04 |
The Cornwall Railway opens across the Royal Albert Bridge linking the counties of Devon and Cornwall in England. |
1859-06-28 |
1st dog show held (Newcastle-on-Tyne, England) |
1859-07-22 |
V E Walker takes 10-74 in an innings for England v Surrey |
1859-09-17 |
Joshua Abraham Norton, born in England but a resident of San Francisco, proclaims himself his Imperial Majesty Emperor Norton I, Emperor of the United States of America. Eccentric possibly, but 30,000 turned up for his funeral. |
1860-12-26 |
The first ever inter-club football match takes place between Hallam F.C. and Sheffield F.C. at the Sandygate Road ground in Sheffield, England. |
1861-11-19 |
The first petroleum shipment (1,329 barrels) from the U.S. to Europe leaves Philadelphia, USA, for London, England on the Elizabeth Watts |
1862-01-09 |
The first petroleum shipment (1,329 barrels) from the U.S. to Europe arrives at Victoria Docks, London, England aboard the Elizabeth Watts |
1862-05-15 |
Confederate ship Alabama launched as the Enrica at Birkenhead, England, where she had been built in secret |
1863-10-26 |
Football Association forms in England, standardizing soccer, splitting with rugby |
1864-03-11 |
The Great Sheffield Flood: the largest man-made disaster ever to befall England kills over 250 people in Sheffield. |
1864-06-29 |
Samuel Crowther, bishop of Niger, becomes the first Black bishop of the Church of England |
1864-08-15 |
Off New England coast, CSS Tallahassee captures 6 yankee schooners |
1866-01-11 |
Steamship London sinks in storm off Land's End, England and kills 220 |
1866-07-26 |
Canoe Club opens in England |
1867-08-15 |
2nd Reform Bill extends suffrage in England |
1867-11-23 |
The Manchester Martyrs were hanged in Manchester, England for rescuing two Irish men from jail. |
1868-03-05 |
Stapler patented in England by C H Gould |
1868-05-25 |
Australian Aboriginal Cricket tour of England begins v Surrey Gentlemen |
1869-06-15 |
Mike McCoole (US) defeats Tom Allen (England) in bare-knuckle bout |
1870-08-08 |
Magic (US) defeats Cambria (England) in 2nd running of America's Cup |
1870-11-29 |
Compulsory education proclaimed in England |
1871-03-27 |
1st international rugby game-Scotland 1, England 0 |
1872-11-30 |
First international soccer game, Scotland-England 0-0 (Glasgow) |
1873-01-22 |
British SS Northfleet sinks at Dungeness, England, 300 die |
1873-12-06 |
1st international football game in US: Yale 2, Eton (England) 1 |
1874-02-27 |
Baseball 1st played in England, at Lord's Cricket Grounds |
1874-04-05 |
Birkenhead Park, the first civic public park, is opened in Birkenhead, England. Designed by Joseph Paxton |
1874-08-05 |
Japan launches its postal savings system, modeled after a similar system in England. |
1877-01-01 |
England's Queen Victoria proclaimed empress of India |
1877-03-15 |
Commencement of 1st Test Cricket, Australia v England at MCG |
1877-03-19 |
Australia beat England by 45 runs in very 1st Test match |
1880-03-10 |
Salvation Army of England sets up US welfare & religious activity |
1880-04-24 |
Amateur Athletic Association, governing body for men's athletics in England & Wales, is founded in Oxford, England |
1880-09-06 |
Commencement of 1st Test Cricket in England, v Australia at The Oval |
1881-04-18 |
Natural History Museum opens in South Kensington, England |
1882-05-06 |
Epping Forest, England, dedicated by Queen Victoria |
1882-08-29 |
Australia beat England by 7 runs - "Death of English cricket" |
1882-08-29 |
Fred Spofforth completes 14-90 for match v England (7-46 & 7-44) |
1883-01-20 |
Billy Barnes takes a hat-trick, England v Aust MCG |
1883-01-22 |
England complete 1st innings victory in Tests v Aust MCG |
1883-01-30 |
England team presented with ashes of a bail after Sydney Test |
1883-06-16 |
The Victoria Hall theatre panic in Sunderland, England kills 183 children |
1884-05-26 |
Fred Spofforth takes 7-34 & 7-3 v England XI in 4 hours |
1885-09-16 |
Puritan (US) beats Genesta (England) in 6th running of America's Cup |
1885-09-29 |
The first practical public electric tramway in the world is opened in Blackpool, England. |
1886-01-18 |
Modern field hockey is born with the formation of The Hockey Association in England. |
1886-03-26 |
1st cremation in England |
1886-08-25 |
1st international polo meet (US vs England) |
1886-09-11 |
Mayflower (US) beats Galatea (England) in 7th America's Cup |
1887-01-28 |
England all out for 45 v Aust SCG, their lowest total ever |
1888-09-08 |
In England the first six Football League matches ever are played. |
1889-03-12 |
Start of South Africa's 1st Test, v England, Port Elizabeth |
1889-03-25 |
1st Test Cricket match played at Newlands, Cape Town v England |
1889-03-26 |
Bernard Tancred carries bat for 26* out of 47! South Africa v England |
1889-03-26 |
South Africa all out 47, then follow-on all out 43 v England |
1890-08-25 |
Would be start of England/Australia Test Cricket at Old Trafford washed out |
1891-02-07 |
Great Blizzard of 1891 begins in England |
1892-01-30 |
Bobby Abel carries his bat for 132* for England in SCG Test |
1892-02-02 |
Johnny Briggs takes a hat-trick, England v Aust SCG |
1893-07-18 |
Harry Graham scores 107 on cricket debut Australia v England, Lord's |
1893-10-13 |
Vigilant (US) beats Valkyrie II (England) in 9th America's Cup |
1894-01-01 |
Manchester Ship Canal in England opens to traffic |
1894-01-09 |
New England Telephone and Telegraph installs the first battery-operated telephone switchboard in Lexington, Massachusetts. |
1894-03-13 |
J L Johnstone of England invents horse racing starting gate |
1894-07-16 |
Treaty of Aoki-Kimberley signed between Japan & England |
1894-12-15 |
Cricket day 2 1st T Aus v Eng Aus 586 (Gregory 201) England 3-130 |
1894-12-18 |
Cricket day 4 1T Aus v Eng England following on 4-268, 7 in front |
1894-12-20 |
England beat Australia by 10 runs in the 1st six-day Test Cricket, Australia needed 177 to win, all out at 166 on 6th day |
1895-03-06 |
England beat Australia to win one of the best cricket series ever, 3-2 |
1895-08-29 |
The formation of the Northern Rugby Union at the George Hotel, Huddersfield, England. |
1895-09-12 |
Defender (US) beats Valkyrie III (England) in 10th America's Cup |
1896-02-14 |
South Africa all out for 30 v England - their lowest ever |
1896-08-01 |
George Samuelson completes rowing Atlantic (NY to England) |
1897-07-21 |
Tate Gallery opens in England |
1897-11-29 |
1st motorcycle race (Surrey, England) |
1898-03-02 |
Australia complete a 4-1 series annihilation of England |
1898-10-06 |
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Fraternity founded at the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston, Massachusetts. |
1898-11-26 |
SS Portland "The Titanic of New England" leaves for Cape Cod, shipwrecked off Cape Ann, all 192 on board killed |
1899-04-04 |
South Africa all out 35 vs England (Trott 4-19, Haigh 6-11) |
1899-05-17 |
Victoria & Albert Museum foundation laid, London, England |
1899-06-16 |
Victor Trumper's 1st Test Cricket century 135* v England, Lord's |
1899-10-20 |
Columbia (US) beats Shamrock (England) in 11th America's Cup |
1900-01-24 |
Newcastle Badminton Club, world's oldest, forms in England |
1900-10-24 |
General Redvers Buller returns to England |
1901-03-14 |
Germany's Chancellor von Bulow declares that the agreement Germany signed with England in October 1900, to restrain foreign aggression and maintain open trade, does not apply to Manchuria |
1901-10-04 |
Columbia (US) beats Shamrock II (England) in 12th America's Cup |
1902-01-03 |
Reg Duff 104 on Test debut, v England at MCG |
1902-01-04 |
Hugh Trumble takes a hat-trick v England at the MCG |
1902-05-27 |
27th Preakness: L Jackson aboard Old England wins in 1:45.8 |
1902-05-31 |
Australia Cricket all out 36 v England, Edgbaston, their lowest ever |
1902-07-24 |
Victor Trumper scores a century for Australia before lunch 4th Test Cricket v England |
1902-07-26 |
Australia beat England by 3 runs at Old Trafford |
1902-08-13 |
England beat Australia by one wicket at The Oval Famous victory |
1903-01-19 |
1st regular transatlantic radio broadcast between US & England |
1903-09-03 |
Resolute beats Shamrock III (England) in 13th America's Cup |
1903-12-14 |
Reg Foster completes 287 England v Australia on Test Cricket debut |
1904-01-05 |
England beat Australia at the MCG, Rhodes 7-56 & 8-68 |
1904-03-01 |
England regains cricket Ashes taking a 3-1 series lead v Australia |
1904-04-05 |
The first international rugby league match is played between England and an Other Nationalities team (Welsh & Scottish players) in Central Park, Wigan, England. |
1904-05-04 |
Charles Stewart Rolls meets Frederick Henry Royce at the Midland Hotel in Manchester, England. Go on to form Roll-Royce |
1905-10-21 |
England Pilgrim Association beats All NY 11, 7-1 in soccer at Polo Grounds |
1906-01-04 |
South Africa beat England by one wicket, their 1st Test win |
1906-04-02 |
South Africa complete a 4-1 series drubbing of England |
1906-09-20 |
Cunard Line's RMS Mauretania is launched at the Swan Hunter & Wigham Richardson shipyard in Newcastle, England. |
1907-07-29 |
Sir Robert Baden-Powell forms Boy Scouts in England |
1907-08-09 |
The first Boy Scout camp concludes at Brownsea Island in Poole Harbour, Southern England. |
1908-01-07 |
England beat Australia by one wicket at the MCG |
1908-02-11 |
Australia regain the Ashes with a 308 run cricket victory vs England |
1908-08-14 |
The first beauty contest is held in Folkestone, England. |
1909-06-15 |
Representatives from England, Australia and South Africa meet at Lord's and form the Imperial Cricket Conference. |
1910-01-01 |
Simpson-Hayward (England) takes 6-43 on debut with underarm lobs |
1910-04-28 |
1st night air flight (Claude Grahame-White, England) |
1910-05-10 |
1st aircraft air display held (Hendon, England) |
1910-06-02 |
1st roundtrip flight over English Channel (C S Rolls, England) |
1910-10-04 |
Portugal becomes a republic, King Manuel II flees to England |
1910-12-21 |
Explosion in coal mine in Hulton England, 344 mine workers dies |
1911-08-01 |
Transportation workers begin a major strike in England; part of a wave of industrial unrest |
1911-09-09 |
1st European airpost (Hendon to Windsor, England) |
1912-02-13 |
England regains the Ashes |
1912-08-22 |
England defeat Australia to win the Triangular Tournament |
1913-03-24 |
Netherlands soccer team's 1st victory over England |
1913-08-13 |
Invention of stainless steel by Harry Brearley, Sheffield, England |
1914-05-30 |
The new and then largest Cunard ocean liner RMS Aquitania, 45,647 tons, sets sails on her maiden voyage from Liverpool, England to New York City. |
1914-11-26 |
Battleship HMS Bulwark explodes at Sheerness Harbour, England, 788 die |
1914-12-24 |
German plane drops bombs on Dover England |
1915-05-10 |
Zeppelin drops hundred of bombs on Southend-on-Sea, Essex, England |
1915-06-01 |
1st Zeppelin air raid over England |
1917-06-14 |
1st German air attack on England, 100+ killed in East London |
1920-07-03 |
Royal Air Force holds an air display at Hendon, England |
1920-07-27 |
Resolute beats Shamrock IV (England) in 14th running of America's Cup |
1920-12-20 |
Bert Collins scores 104 on Test Cricket debut v England SCG |
1921-02-15 |
Arthur Mailey completes 9-121 v England, Australian Test Cricket rec |
1921-03-01 |
Australia Cricket team complete 5-0 drubbing of England |
1922-03-16 |
Sultan Fuad I crowned king of Egypt, England recognizes Egypt |
1922-08-28 |
1st Walker Cup: US beats England 8-4 |
1922-12-19 |
Theresa Vaughn, 24, confessed in court in Sheffield, England, to being married 61 times over 5 years in 50 cities in three countris |
1923-05-23 |
Launch of Belgium's SABENA airline: first flight from Brussels to Lympne, England |
1924-06-16 |
South Africa all out 30 v England in 48 minutes, Gilligan 6-7 |
1924-06-30 |
England score 2-503 in day's play v South Africa at Lord's |
1924-07-06 |
1st photo sent experimentally across Atlantic by radio, US-England |
1924-12-19 |
The last Rolls-Royce Silver Ghost is sold in London, England. |
1925-02-27 |
Test Cricket debut of Clarrie Grimmett, who took 5-45 & 6-37 v England |
1925-06-29 |
Canada House opens in London, England. |
1926-08-18 |
England regain Ashes with 5th Test Cricket win, to take series 1-0 |
1926-12-28 |
Imperial Airways begins England-India mail & passenger service |
1927-01-24 |
Director Alfred Hitchcock releases his first film, The Pleasure Garden, in England. |
1927-05-11 |
Belgium beats England 9-1 in soccer |
1927-06-04 |
1st Ryder Cup: US beats England, 9½-2½ at Worcester Country Club (Worcester, Massachusetts, US) |
1928-02-07 |
1st solo England to Australia flight takes off (Bert Hinkler) |
1928-02-22 |
1st solo England to Australia flight lands (Bert Hinkler) |
1928-11-30 |
Test Cricket debut of Don Bradman, who scored 18 & 1 vs England |
1928-12-05 |
England defeats Australia by record 675 runs at Brisbane |
1928-12-14 |
2nd Test Cricket Australia v England starts with Bradman 12th man |
1929-01-03 |
Bradman scores 112 v England at MCG - his 1st Test century |
1929-02-04 |
Archie Jackson scores 164 on Test Cricket debut v England at Adelaide |
1929-03-13 |
Bradman scores 123 Aust v England at MCG, his 2nd Test Cricket century |
1929-04-24 |
1st non-stop England to India flight takes-off |
1929-04-26 |
1st non-stop England to India flight lands |
1929-05-27 |
2nd Ryder Cup: Britain-Ireland, 7-5 at Moortown, England |
1930-01-10 |
Commencement of NZ's 1st Test, v England Christchurch |
1930-01-10 |
Maurice Allom takes Test hat-trick England v NZ Christchurch |
1930-01-15 |
George Headley scores century on debut v England (made 176) |
1930-01-24 |
J E Mills scores 117 on Test Cricket debut, NZ v England, Wellington |
1930-02-25 |
George Headley completes twin tons in Test Cricket v England (114 & 112) |
1930-02-26 |
West Indies make 1st Test Cricket win, by 289 runs over England |
1930-04-05 |
England out for 849 v WI Kingston, Sandham out for 325 |
1930-04-10 |
George Headley scores 223 v England at Kingston |
1930-04-12 |
4th Test Cricket WI v England ends in a draw after nine days |
1930-04-29 |
Telephone connection England-Australia goes into service |
1930-05-05 |
Amy Johnson takes off - first woman to fly solo from England to Australia |
1930-05-24 |
1st woman to fly from England to Australia solo, lands (Amy Johnson) |
1930-06-30 |
Don Bradman scores 254 for Australia at Lord's v England, 320 mins, 25 fours |
1930-07-11 |
Bradman scores 309 in a day vs England at Leeds, goes on to 334 |
1930-07-29 |
Airship R100, 1st passenger-carrying flight from England to Canada |
1930-09-15 |
1st intl bridge match is held in London. US team defeats England |
1930-09-18 |
Enterprise (US) beats Shamrock V (England) in 15th America's Cup |
1930-11-22 |
1st US football game broadcast to England (Harvard 13, Yale 0) |
1931-05-23 |
Whipsnade Zoo opens in Bedfordshire, England |
1932-05-21 |
1st Curtis Cup: US wins, 5½-3½ at Wentworth Club (Wentworth, England) |
1932-06-10 |
67th British Golf Open: Gene Sarazen shoots a 283 at Prince's England |
1932-06-25 |
Commencement of India's 1st cricket Test v England at Lord's |
1932-12-30 |
Bradman out for a duck v England at cricket MCG |
1933-02-16 |
England regains the Ashes, thanks to bodyline tactics |
1933-04-27 |
Jessop & Son department store in Nottingham, England, acquired by John Lewis Partnership. The partnership's first shop outside London. |
1933-06-27 |
4th Ryder Cup: Great Britain wins, 6½-5½ at Southport & Ainsdale, England |
1934-05-28 |
The Glyndebourne festival in Sussex, England, is inaugurated. |
1934-08-22 |
Australia beat England by 562 runs to regain Cricket Ashes |
1934-09-25 |
Rainbow (US) beats Endeavour (England) in 16th America's Cup |
1935-03-12 |
England establishes 30 MPH speed limit for towns & villages |
1935-03-15 |
George Headley completes 270 in cricket v England at Kingston |
1935-06-01 |
Driving test & license plates introduced in England |
1936-05-15 |
Amy Johnson arrives in Croydon England from S Afr in record 4d16h |
1936-06-11 |
International Surrealist Exhibition opens in London, England. |
1936-07-06 |
A major breach of the Manchester, Bolton and Bury Canal in England sends millions of gallons of water cascading 200 feet into the River Irwell. |
1936-09-30 |
Pinewood Studios opens in Buckinghamshire England |
1936-12-09 |
Australia all out 58 v England, Bradman out for a duck |
1937-01-06 |
Bradman scores 270 Aust v England at the MCG, incl 110 singles |
1937-02-03 |
Bradman scores 212 (in 441 minutes!) in 5th Test Cricket v England |
1937-02-27 |
Bradman scores 169 in 5th Test Cricket v England in 223 minutes |
1937-03-03 |
Australia snatch series against England 3-2 after being 2-0 down |
1937-04-12 |
Sir Frank Whittle ground-tests the first jet engine designed to power an aircraft at Rugby, England. |
1937-08-05 |
Ranger (US) beats Endeavour II (England) in 17th America's Cup |
1937-09-30 |
6th Ryder Cup: US, 8-4 at Southport & Ainsdale, England |
1938-01-13 |
The Church of England accepts the theory of evolution. |
1938-05-14 |
England soccer team beats Nazi-Germany, 6-3 |
1938-06-11 |
England declare at 8 for 658 v Australia at Trent Bridge |
1938-06-13 |
Great Cricket innings of 232 by Stan McCabe v England at Trent Bridge |
1938-07-08 |
Would be start of England v Australia Test Cricket at Old Trafford Washout |
1938-08-23 |
England score 7-903 decl v Australia Hutton 364 |
1938-08-24 |
England beat Australia by an innings & 579 runs at The Oval |
1938-09-21 |
Hurricane (183 MPH winds) in New England kills 700 |
1938-12-26 |
Tom Goddard takes a cricket hat-trick for England v South Africa |
1939-03-14 |
England draw with South Africa at Durban on the 10th day |
1939-06-11 |
King & Queen of England taste 1st "hot dogs" at FDR's party |
1939-06-24 |
Pan Am's 1st US to England flight |
1939-06-27 |
Headley scores a cricket century in each innings v England at Lord's |
1939-08-29 |
Chaim Weizmann informs England that Palestine Jews will fight in WW II |
1939-09-01 |
Last day of 1st-class cricket in England for 6 years |
1940-05-10 |
World War II: The first German bombs of the war fall on England at Chilham and Petham, in Kent. |
1940-05-13 |
Dutch Queen Wilhelmina flees to England |
1940-05-14 |
Admiral Johannes Furstner, Royal Dutch Navy, departs to England |
1940-08-08 |
31 German aircraft shot down over England |
1940-08-11 |
38 German aircrafts shot down above England |
1940-08-13 |
Hermann Goering's "Adler Tag" (Eagle day); 45-48 German aircraft shot down over Southern England (Battle of Britain) |
1940-08-15 |
Heavy dogfights above England: 75 German aircraft damaged |
1940-08-16 |
45 German aircrafts shot down over England |
1940-08-18 |
71 German aircraft shot down above England |
1940-09-03 |
Hitler orders invasion in England on Sept 21 (Operation Seelöwe/Sealion) |
1940-09-07 |
Luftwaffe loses 41 bombers above England |
1940-09-09 |
28 German aircraft shot down above England |
1940-09-11 |
Hitler begins operation Seelöwe (Sealion - aborted invasion England) |
1940-09-18 |
19 German aircraft shot down above England |
1940-09-27 |
55 German aircrafts shot down above England |
1940-09-30 |
47 German aircraft shot down above England |
1940-10-02 |
17 German aircrafts shot down above England |
1940-10-04 |
12 German aircrafts shot down above England |
1940-10-31 |
Battle of Britain, fought between the RAF and Luftwaffe over the English Channel and southern England, ends |
1940-11-14 |
During WW II, German planes destroy most of Coventry, England |
1940-11-16 |
World War II: In response to Germany's leveling of Coventry, England two days before, the Royal Air Force bombs Hamburg. |
1941-04-11 |
Germany blitzes Conventry, England |
1941-05-05 |
2 Fokker's employees flee Nazi occupied Netherlands to England |
1941-05-11 |
1st Messerschmidt 109F shot down above England |
1941-08-16 |
HMS Mercury, Royal Navy Signals School and Combined Signals School opens at Leydene, near Petersfield, Hampshire, England. |
1941-10-31 |
Clothing factory fire in Huddersfield, England kills 49 |
1942-02-13 |
Hitler's Operation Sealion (invasion of England) cancelled |
1944-01-15 |
General Eisenhower arrives in England |
1944-07-01 |
2500+ killed in London/SE England by German flying bombs |
1944-07-19 |
General Bradley flies to England |
1944-08-23 |
US B-24 crashes into school in Freckelton England, 76 killed |
1944-09-14 |
Hurricane hits New England: 389 die |
1945-03-29 |
World War II: Last day of V-1 flying bomb attacks on England. |
1945-05-19 |
Start of the 1st Victory Test Cricket between England & Aust Services |
1945-06-26 |
England win the second Victory test cricket at Bramall Lane by 41 runs |
1945-08-08 |
England & Australian Services draw 4th Victory Test |
1945-08-22 |
England defeat Aust Services by 6 wkts in 5th Victory Test Cricket |
1945-09-30 |
Bourne End rail crash, Hertfordshire, England killed 43 |
1946-02-14 |
Bank of England nationalized |
1946-02-15 |
Bank of England nationalized |
1946-03-01 |
British government takes control of Bank of England, after 252 years |
1946-03-01 |
The Bank of England is nationalised. |
1946-11-30 |
Bradman scores 187 in 1st Test Cricket v England at the Gabba |
1947-01-06 |
Ray Lindwall smashes 100 v England in MCG Test |
1947-03-21 |
Test Cricket debut of Bert Sutcliffe, NZ v England at Christchurch |
1947-10-24 |
Series of forest fires $30 million of timber (New England States) |
1948-01-21 |
W Indies v England, Test debut Walcott, Weekes & Jim Laker |
1948-02-11 |
Test cricket debut of Frank Worrell for the West Indies vs. England at Port-of-Spain |
1948-02-13 |
Wright Flyer, 1st plane to fly, returns to US from England |
1948-04-01 |
H H H Johnson debut as a bowler for West Indies to win v England 10-96 |
1948-07-27 |
Australia set 404 to win v England at Headingley |
1948-08-14 |
England all out for 52 v Australia at Cricket Oval |
1948-09-01 |
Bradman scores 143 Aust v South of England, 17 fours 1 six |
1948-09-10 |
Bradman scores 153 in his last 1st-class cricket innings in England |
1949-03-09 |
England beat South Africa by scoring 174 runs in 94 minutes |
1949-09-17 |
8th Ryder Cup: US beats Europe, 7-5 at Ganton GC, England |
1950-06-08 |
Test Cricket debut of Ramadhin & Valentine (8-104 1st inn) v England |
1950-06-29 |
US beats England 1-0 in a world cup soccer game (next win in 1994) |
1950-06-29 |
West Indies beat England by 326 runs thanks to Ramadhin & Valentine |
1950-07-22 |
Frank Worrell completes 261 v England at Trent Bridge |
1950-08-16 |
West Indies complete historic 3-1 series win against England |
1950-09-26 |
Because of forest fire in Br Columbia, blue moon appears in England |
1951-03-17 |
Test Cricket debut of Brian Statham, England v NZ Christchurch |
1951-07-17 |
Western New England College in Springfield, Massachusetts, is chartered. |
1951-09-11 |
Florence Chadwick becomes 1st woman to swim English Channel from England to France. It takes 16 hours & 19 minutes |
1951-09-24 |
Industrial estate opens at Harlow New Town, England |
1951-11-04 |
Vijay Merchant scores 154 v England in his last Test Cricket innings |
1952-08-15 |
9" of rain fall creates a 20' wave in Lynmouth, England killing 34 |
1952-09-19 |
The United States bars Charlie Chaplin from re-entering the country after a trip to England. |
1952-12-04 |
Killer fogs begin in London England, "Smog" becomes a word |
1953-08-19 |
England regained cricket Ashes after winning series 1-0 |
1953-10-03 |
10th Ryder Cup: US wins 6½-5½ at Wentworth, England |
1953-11-25 |
Hungary beats England in soccer match, 6-3 |
1954-03-19 |
Weekes, Worrell & Walcott complete centuries in innings v England |
1954-03-30 |
Test Cricket debut of Garry Sobers v England at Kingston |
1954-08-31 |
Hurricane Carol hits New England, 70 die, Costliest ever hurricane at the time and 1st storm name to be retired. |
1954-09-01 |
Hurricane Carol strikes Long Island and New England, kills 68 |
1954-10-23 |
Britain, England, France & USSR agree to end occupation of Germany |
1955-03-28 |
NZ cricket all out for 26 v England at Eden Park |
1955-07-14 |
2 killed, many dazed when lightning strikes Ascot racecourse, England |
1956-03-09 |
Weather forecasting phone line set up in London England |
1956-07-06 |
85th British Golf Open: Peter Thomson shoots a 286 at Hoylake England |
1956-07-16 |
King Faisal of Iraq begins visit to England |
1956-08-28 |
England retain cricket Ashes, Jim Laker 46 wickets in the series |
1956-10-17 |
England's 1st large scale nuclear power station opens |
1957-01-16 |
Cavern Club opens on Matthews Street in Liverpool, England, home of The Beatles' 1st appearance |
1957-02-20 |
Hughie Tayfield takes 9-113 v England, 13 wkts for match |
1957-05-30 |
Test Cricket debut for Rohan Kanhai v England at Edgbaston |
1957-06-13 |
Mayflower II from Plymouth, England, reaches Plymouth Mass |
1957-07-25 |
Peter Loader takes a cricket hat-trick for England v WI at Headingley |
1957-10-05 |
12th Ryder Cup: Britain-Ireland win, 7½-4½ at Lindrick Golf Club (Rotherham, Yorkshire, England) |
1957-12-04 |
2 commuter trains collide in heavy fog killing 92 (St John's, England) |
1958-04-04 |
1st march against nuclear weapons (Aldermaston, England) |
1958-06-20 |
NZ all out 47 v England at Lord's, Laker 4-13, Lock 5-17 |
1958-07-07 |
C A Milton scores 104* on Test Cricket debut, England v NZ Headingley |
1958-07-10 |
1st parking meter installed in England (625 installed) |
1959-01-30 |
Australia 1-200 1st day 4th Test v England, Adelaide Oval |
1959-05-30 |
World's 1st hovercraft (SR-N1) tested at Cowes, England |
1959-06-18 |
1st telecast transmitted from England to US |
1959-07-27 |
Abbas Ali Baig scores 112 for India v England on debut |
1959-08-24 |
England complete 5-0 series drubbing of India |
1959-10-09 |
Lee Harvey Oswald arrives in Southampton, England |
1960-01-12 |
Sobers & Worrell complete 399 stand for 4th wkt v England |
1960-01-30 |
Riot curtails third days play at Port-Of-Spain WI v England |
1960-06-24 |
Geoff Griffin takes a hat-trick South Africa v England Lord's |
1961-06-08 |
Test Cricket debut of William Morris Lawry, v England at Edgbaston, 57 |
1961-08-01 |
Benaud rips through England team for Aussie win at Old Trafford |
1961-10-14 |
14th Ryder Cup: US wins, 14½-9½ at Royal Lytham & St Annes, England |
1963-01-12 |
Spin bowler Bobby Simpson takes 5-57 for Australia v England |
1963-06-25 |
Famous cricket draw at Lord's as England hang on against the Windies |
1963-08-08 |
Great Train Robbery in England, £2.6 million ($7.3 million) |
1963-08-26 |
W I beat England 2-1 in series, 1st holders of Wisden Cricket Trophy |
1964-01-14 |
Bapu Nadkarni 32-27-5-0 v England, 21 maiden overs in a row |
1964-02-09 |
Hanumant Singh scores 105 India v England on debut at Delhi |
1964-02-22 |
Beatles arrive back in England after their 1st US visit |
1964-03-27 |
1st true Pirate Radio station, Radio Caroline (England) |
1964-03-28 |
1st pirate radio station near England (Radio Caroline) |
1964-07-28 |
England all out 611 in reply to Australia's 8-656 Match a draw |
1964-09-21 |
Constellation (US) beats Sovereign (England) in 20th America's Cup |
1965-10-08 |
Post Office Tower opens in London, tallest building in England |
1965-10-09 |
16th Ryder Cup: US wins 19½-12½ at Royal Birkdale, England |
1965-12-10 |
Test Cricket debut of Doug Walters v England at the Gabba |
1966-01-29 |
Lawry & Simpson complete 244 opening stand v England, Adelaide |
1966-02-16 |
Bob Cowper makes 307 v England at the MCG, 727 mins, 20 fours |
1966-05-06 |
Myra Hindley and Ian Brady are sentenced to life imprisonment for the Moors Murders in England. |
1966-07-30 |
England beats West Germany 4-2 for soccer's 8th World Cup in London |
1966-09-29 |
Bechuanaland gains independence from England, becomes Botswana |
1966-12-31 |
Pirate Radio 390 (Radio Invicata) off England, resumes transmitting |
1967-02-08 |
Pirate Radio UKGM (England) closes down |
1967-02-27 |
Dominica gains independence from England |
1967-05-14 |
Pirate Radio Station 270 (England) closes down |
1967-07-28 |
Pirate Radio Station 390 (Radio Invicta) (England) closes down |
1967-09-08 |
The formal end of steam traction in the North East of England by British Railways. |
1967-09-11 |
Beatles' Magical Mystery Bus driven around England |
1968-03-01 |
Pirate Radio Atlantis South (England) begins test transmitting |
1968-05-19 |
Pirate Radio Brumble of Northern England 1st heard |
1968-06-24 |
Australia all out for 78 v England at Lord's |
1968-11-11 |
Ron Hill sets record 10-mile run (46:44) at Leicester England |
1968-12-01 |
Pirate Radio Modern (259) (England) begins transmitting |
1969-01-09 |
First trial flight of Concorde supersonic jetliner, Bristol, England |
1969-05-01 |
Pirate Radio Station 259 (England/France) begins transmitting |
1969-09-20 |
18th Ryder Cup: Draw, 16-16 at Royal Birkdale, England |
1969-12-18 |
House of Lords votes to abolish the death penalty in England, Wales and Scotland (Northern Ireland 25 July 1973) |
1970-03-17 |
US casts their 1st UN Security Council veto (Support England) |
1970-04-03 |
Miriam Hargrave of England passes her drivers test on 40th attempt |
1970-05-23 |
Grateful Dead's 1st performance outside US (England) |
1970-11-27 |
Test Cricket debut of Rodney "Iron Gloves" Marsh v England, Brisbane |
1970-12-11 |
Start of the 1st Test match at the WACA, v England |
1970-12-13 |
Greg Chappell scores 108 on Test debut v England at the WACA |
1971-01-05 |
1st one-day international, Australia v England at the MCG |
1971-01-14 |
John Snow takes 7-40 for England to beat Australia by 299 runs |
1971-01-29 |
Test debut of Dennis Keith Lillee, v England at Adelaide |
1971-01-30 |
Dennis Lillee takes 5-84 in his 1st Test bowl, v England |
1971-02-12 |
Only Test Cricket for Ken Eastwood, who scored 5 & 0 Aust v England |
1971-02-17 |
England regains cricket Ashes with a 2-0 series win |
1971-03-14 |
The Rolling Stones leave England for France to escape taxes |
1971-03-25 |
Boston Patriots become New England Patriots |
1971-08-24 |
India beat England by 4 wickets, their win against the Poms |
1971-09-06 |
British Prime Minister Edward Heath meets with Irish Prime Minister/Taoiseach Jack Lynch at Chequers in England to discuss the situation in Northern Ireland |
1971-09-27 |
Tripartite talks involving the prime ministers of Northern Ireland, Britain, and the Taoiseach (Irish Prime Minister) of the Republic of Ireland take place at Chequers, England |
1972-02-22 |
Aldershot bombing: seven people killed by an Official IRA car bomb at Aldershot Barracks in England; thought to be in retaliation for Bloody Sunday |
1972-07-01 |
The first Gay Pride march in England takes place. |
1972-12-23 |
Chandrasekhar takes 8-79 India v England at Delhi |
1972-12-25 |
England beat India by six wickets in the 1st Cricket Test in Delhi |
1973-05-06 |
1st WHA championship, New England Whalers beat Win Jets, 4 games to 1 |
1973-07-31 |
Frank Hayes scores 106 on Test Cricket debut v WI as England lose |
1974-01-06 |
England begins 3 day work week during mine strike |
1974-02-04 |
Provisional Irish Republican Army bomb explodes on a bus as it traveled along the M62 motorway in West Yorkshire, England carrying British Army soldiers and some of their family members; nine British Army soldiers and three civilians are killed |
1974-02-25 |
Veronica & Colin Scargill (England) begin tandem bicycle ride a record 18,020 miles around the world, completed on August 27, 1975 |
1974-04-01 |
In the England the Metropolitan and non-metropolitan counties come into being. |
1974-07-13 |
India's 1st one-day international (v England, Headingley) |
1974-08-23 |
Zaheer Abbas scores 240 Pakistan v England at The Cricket Oval |
1974-11-12 |
A salmon is discovered in the River Thames, England, for the first time since 1833 |
1974-11-21 |
Birmingham pub bombings: 21 civilians killed when bombs explode at two pubs in Birmingham, England (This was the deadliest attack in England during "the Troubles") |
1975-01-09 |
Australia beat England by 171 runs in 4th Test to regain Ashes |
1975-01-24 |
Fastest Earth-bound object, 7200 kph, in vacuum centrifuge, England |
1975-03-10 |
Dog spectacles patented in England |
1975-06-18 |
Gary Gilmour takes 6-14 in Cricket World Cup semi v England |
1975-08-13 |
Viv Richards out for 291 v England at Cricket Oval |
1975-08-27 |
Veronica & Colin Scargill (England) complete tandem bicycle ride, a record 18,020 miles around the world |
1975-11-27 |
The Provisional IRA assassinates Ross McWhirter, after a press conference in which McWhirter announced a reward for the capture of those responsible for multiple bombings and shootings across England. |
1975-12-06 |
Balcombe Street Siege: for 6 days, four Provisional Irish Republican Army volunteers hold two hostages at an apartment in London, England |
1976-04-05 |
Harold Wilson resigns as James Callaghan becomes PM of England |
1976-07-09 |
England all out for 71 v WI at Old Trafford, Holding 14 5-7-17-5 |
1977-02-01 |
Heavy blizzard in New England claims 100 lives |
1977-03-13 |
Dennis Lillee takes 6-26, England all out 95 in Centenary Test |
1977-03-15 |
First official test cricket match is played between Australia and England at Melbourne |
1977-08-15 |
England regain cricket Ashes by taking a 3-0 series lead over Aust |
1977-09-17 |
22nd Ryder Cup: US, 12½-13½ at Royal Lytham & St Annes England |
1977-12-14 |
Test Cricket debut of Abdul Qadir, v England at Lahore |
1978-01-18 |
Geoff Boycott captains England for the 1st time, v Pak Karachi |
1978-02-06 |
Snowstorm hits New England, parts of Rhode Island (54" (137cm)) |
1978-02-15 |
England all out 64 for 1st loss to NZ in cricket (Boycott capt) |
1978-05-21 |
118 Unification church couples wed in England |
1978-07-25 |
Louise Brown, the world's first test tube baby is born at Oldham General Hospital England |
1978-12-01 |
Test Cricket debut of Rodney Hogg, v England at the Gabba |
1978-12-29 |
Test Cricket debut of Allan Robert Border, v England at the MCG |
1979-06-06 |
200th running of horse's Derby in England |
1979-06-14 |
Canada all out 45 in Cricket World Cup v England, in 40 3 overs |
1979-06-23 |
West Indies beat England by 92 runs to win Cricket World Cup |
1979-07-17 |
David Gower 200* in England score of 5-633 v India at Edgbaston |
1979-08-20 |
The East Coast Main Line rail route between England and Scotland is restored when the Penmanshiel Diversion opens. |
1979-09-04 |
India need 438 to win v England, game ends at 8-429 |
1980-01-22 |
West Indies beat England 2-0 to win 1st World Series Cup |
1980-02-29 |
Michael Bracey ends 59 h 55 m trapped in an elevator, England |
1980-03-20 |
The Mi Amigo ship containing England's pirate Radio Caroline sinks |
1980-09-02 |
John Arlott commentates on his last game, England v Australia at Lord's |
1981-06-05 |
George Harrison releases "Somewhere in England" |
1981-06-10 |
Sebastian Coe of England sets 800m record (1:41.73) in Florence |
1981-06-18 |
Test cricket debut of Terry Alderman, v England at Trent Bridge |
1981-07-20 |
England set for innings loss v Aust, Botham hits 100 in 87 balls |
1981-08-31 |
Dirk Wellham scores 103 on Test Cricket debut, v England at Lord's |
1981-09-20 |
24th Ryder Cup: US, 18½-9½ at Walton Heath Golf Club (Walton-on-the-Hill, Surrey, England) |
1982-01-09 |
5.9 earthquake in New England & Canada; 1st since 1855 |
1982-02-03 |
John Sharples of England finishes 371 hours of disco dancing |
1982-02-17 |
Commencement of Sri Lanka's 1st Test Cricket match, v England |
1982-05-28 |
Pope John Paul II is 1st reigning pope to visit Great Britain (Adrian IV was born in England, as Nicholas Breakspear) |
1982-07-09 |
Botham scores 208 in 225 balls, England v India at The Oval |
1982-10-11 |
English ship Mary Rose, which sank during an engagement with France in 1545, raised at Portsmouth, England |
1982-11-27 |
Kepler Wessels scores century in 1st Test Cricket (162 v England) |
1982-12-12 |
"Snowplow Game", after a snowstorm holds both New England and Miami scoreless, Mark Henderson, a convict on work release, on order of Patriots coach Ron Meyer, clears the path for John Smith's attempt, which wins the game for the Patriots, 3-0 (the practice of using snow plows during games is later banned) |
1982-12-30 |
England defeat Australia by three runs at cricket MCG |
1983-01-07 |
Australia regain the Ashes with a 2-1 series win v England |
1983-04-01 |
Anti-nuclear demonstrators link arms in 14-mile human chain in England |
1983-08-01 |
New Zealand score their 1st Test Cricket match victory in England |
1983-08-06 |
Minnesota Vikings beat St Louis Cards 28-10 in London, England (NFL expo) |
1983-11-14 |
First cruise missile placed at Greenham Common, England |
1983-11-25 |
World's greatest robbery 25,000,000 pounds of gold, Heathrow, England |
1984-02-01 |
Ravindara Mhatrem, Indian diplomat, kidnapped in England (killed 0203) |
1984-02-05 |
NZ beat England (82 & 93) by an innings in 3 days |
1984-05-31 |
Viv Richards hits 189* (170 balls) v England, ODI cricket record |
1984-08-14 |
West Indies complete 5-0 series annihilation of England |
1984-12-31 |
Test Cricket debut of Mohammad Azharuddin, v England at Calcutta |
1985-01-17 |
Azharuddin scores second Test century in second Test (v England) |
1985-02-17 |
1st day/night game at the MCG, Australia v England |
1985-03-03 |
National Union of Mine Workers in England end a 51 week strike |
1985-05-11 |
40 die and 150 injured in fire at Bradford City football ground, England |
1985-07-05 |
Nicholas Mark Sanders (England) begins circumnavigation of globe, covering 13,035 road miles in 78 days, 3 hr, 30 min |
1985-09-03 |
England regain Cricket Ashes by beating Australia at The Oval |
1985-09-09 |
Race riot in Birmingham, England |
1985-09-15 |
26th Ryder Cup: Europe beat US, 16½-11½ at The Belfry, England |
1986-01-12 |
New England Patriots defeat Miami Dolphins 31 14 to win US AFC football championship |
1986-03-31 |
Six metropolitan county councils are abolished in England. |
1986-04-15 |
Viv Richards century off 56 balls v England in Antigua Test Cricket |
1986-04-16 |
West Indies complete 5-0 demolition of England |
1986-12-12 |
David Boon's fourth Test century, 103 v England at Adelaide |
1986-12-17 |
Mrs Davina Thompson makes medical history by having the 1st heart, lung & liver transplant (Papworth Hospital in Cambridge, England) |
1987-02-11 |
England beat Australia 2-0 to win the World Series Cup |
1987-07-06 |
Pakistan score their 1st innings win over England, at Leeds |
1987-08-03 |
Chicago Bears beat Dallas Cowboys 17-6 in London, England (NFL expo) |
1987-08-07 |
Javed Miandad scores 260 v England at The Oval, 28 fours 1 six |
1987-08-08 |
Pakistan all out 708 v England at The Oval, Botham 3-217 |
1987-08-09 |
LA Rams beat Dallas Cowboys 28-27 in London, England (NFL expo) |
1987-08-19 |
Hungerford Massacre: in England, Michael Ryan kills sixteen people with an assault rifle and then commits suicide. |
1987-10-15 |
The Great Storm of 1987 hits France and England. |
1987-10-16 |
175-kph winds cause blackout in London, much of southern England |
1987-10-16 |
Great Storm of 1987: hurricane force winds to hit much of the South of England killing 23 people. |
1987-10-31 |
A pair in Coventry, England, ties world record for longest singles tennis match at 80 hrs 21 minutes |
1987-11-08 |
Australia beat England by 7 runs to win cricket World Cup |
1987-11-25 |
Abdul Qadir takes 9-56 against England at Lahore |
1987-11-27 |
Young man survives 7 attempts at suicide in Somerset, England |
1987-12-01 |
Digging begins to link England & France under English Channel |
1988-02-02 |
David Boon's 6th Test Cricket century, 184* v England at Sydney |
1988-02-29 |
Mark Greatbatch scores 107* v England on Test Cricket debut |
1988-06-12 |
The Republic of Ireland beats England 1-0 at Euro88 thanks to a headed goal by Ray Houghton. This is Ireland's first competitive match at a major football tournament. |
1988-07-05 |
Malcolm Marshall takes 7-22 at Old Trafford, England all out 93 |
1989-01-08 |
Boeing 737-400 crashes at Kegworth, England, 46 die |
1989-01-14 |
1,000 muslims burn Salman Rushdies' "Satanic Verses" in Bradford England |
1989-02-20 |
An IRA bomb destroys a section of a British Army barracks in Ternhill, England |
1989-04-15 |
96 crushed to death at Hillsborough Football Stadium, Sheffield England |
1989-08-01 |
Australia take 3-0 series lead over England to regain Cricket Ashes |
1989-08-11 |
Geoff Marsh & Mark Taylor complete 329 opening stand v England |
1989-09-24 |
28th Ryder Cup: US & Europe draw, 14-14 at The Belfry, England |
1990-04-10 |
Curtly Ambrose takes 8-45 in cricket vs England at Bridgetown |
1990-07-07 |
Italy beats England in soccer's World Cup consolation game |
1990-09-12 |
US, England, France, USSR, East & West Germanys sign agreements allowing 2 Germanys to merge |
1991-01-25 |
Mark Waugh scores ton in 1st Test Cricket innings, v England Adelaide |
1991-01-28 |
Boon completes ninth Test century, 121 v England at Adelaide |
1991-02-01 |
Craig McDermott takes 8-97 v England at the WACA |
1991-07-28 |
29th Tennis Fed Cup: Spain beats USA in Nottingham England (2-1) |
1991-08-13 |
Test Cricket debut of Mike Whitney for Australia versus England at Old Trafford |
1991-11-09 |
Joint European Torus (JET) scientists in Culham England successfully harness nuclear fusion to produce the first large amount of controlled fusion power |
1992-03-18 |
Zimbabwe beat England by 9 runs in World Cup at Albury |
1992-03-22 |
England beat South Africa in rain-ruined cricket World Cup semi final |
1992-03-25 |
Pakistan defeats England by 22 runs to win World Cup |
1992-04-09 |
John Majors, (C) elected PM of England |
1992-08-20 |
England get 7-363 in 55 overs vs Pakistan, then world ODI record |
1992-11-11 |
The Church of England approves the ordination of female priests |
1993-02-22 |
Vinod Kambli scores 224 v England at Bombay, 411 balls, 23 fours |
1993-02-23 |
India complete a 3-0 series drubbing of England |
1993-03-18 |
Sri Lanka beat England in Test match by 5 wickets |
1993-03-20 |
IRA-bomb kills 3 year old in Warrington England |
1993-05-21 |
Robin Smith scores 167 in England Texaco Trophy loss v Australia |
1993-06-18 |
Toru Takemitsu's "Archipelago" premieres in Aldeburgh England |
1993-06-19 |
Boon completes 15th Test cricket century, 164* v England at Lord's |
1993-07-06 |
Graham Thorpe scores 114 on Test Cricket debut, England v Australia |
1993-09-09 |
Croupier of casino in Bristol, England, shoots a 4 a record eight times |
1993-09-26 |
30th Ryder Cup: US beats Europe, 15-13 at The Belfry, England |
1993-12-08 |
Storm hits West Europe, 11 killed in England |
1994-03-12 |
Church of England ordains 1st 33 women priests |
1994-03-19 |
Lara scores 167 for WI v England at Georgetown |
1994-03-30 |
England Cricket all out for 46 at Port-of-Spain |
1994-04-18 |
Brian Lara scores 375 for WI vs England to beat Sobers' record |
1994-05-06 |
Chunnel linking England & France officially opens |
1994-12-28 |
Boon completes his 20th Test Cricket century (131 v England, MCG) |
1994-12-29 |
Shane Warne takes a hat-trick v England at cricket MCG |
1995-01-29 |
Greg Blewett scores century on Test debut vs England, Adelaide |
1995-03-22 |
Deputy Gov of Bank of England, Rupert Pennant-Rea, resigns following revelations of his affair with a freelance journalist |
1995-07-30 |
Dominic Cork takes hat-trick in England Test Cricket win v WI |
1995-10-27 |
Meyrick Pringle takes cricket hat-trick in England tour game at Soweto |
1995-11-22 |
Rosemary West found guilty in England of killing 10 women |
1996-03-01 |
Plans approved allowing traffic cameras High Harrington & Shap England |
1996-03-09 |
Jayasuriya hammers 82 off 44 balls (13x4 3x6) v England in WC QF |
1996-06-08 |
Revival of the legendary procession of Lady Godiva (Godgifu) naked through Coventry, England |
1996-12-06 |
Mashonaland defeat England in first-class tour match |
1996-12-18 |
Start of 1st Test Cricket match between Zimbabwe & England |
1996-12-22 |
Zimbabwe & England draw Bulawayo Test Cricket with Eng need 1 to win |
1997-01-03 |
Eddo Brandes takes ODI hat-trick v England at Harare |
1997-01-03 |
Zimbabwe clean-sweep ODI series v England 3-0 |
1997-02-06 |
Diane Blood, 32, in England, won right to use her dead husbands sperm |
1997-05-06 |
The Bank of England is given independence from political control, the most significant change in the bank's 300-year history. |
1997-05-28 |
Bob Dylan hospitalized in England with histoplasmosis |
1998-12-26 |
Severe gales over Ireland, northern England, and southern Scotland cause widespread disruption and widespread power outages in Northern Ireland and southern Scotland. |
2000-10-07 |
The last ever competitive soccer match at Wembley Stadium is a 1-0 defeat of England by Germany and the last goal was scored by Liverpool's Dietmar Hammann. The match was Tony Adams' 60th at Wembley setting the record for most appearances at the stadium. |
2002-01-19 |
"Tuck Rule Game", with less than two minutes to play in the AFC Divisional Playoff Game, the New England Patriots trailed the Oakland Raiders, 13-10, in a game played mostly under a driving snowstorm, when a Tom Brady fumble was instead ruled an incomplete pass because of the "tuck rule". The Patriots would win 16-13 in overtime and go on to win the Super Bowl |
2002-02-03 |
Super Bowl XXXVI: New England Patriots beat St. Louis Rams, 20-17 at the Louisiana Superdome, New Orleans MVP: Tom Brady, New England, QB |
2002-10-27 |
The ITV Network aired a constant regional service for the last time in England and Wales, but LWT lost its identity completely. All companies (except UTV, Channel, Scottish TV & Grampian TV) formed the national ITV1 with regional references only before regional programmes. |
2003-08-28 |
An electricity blackout cuts off power to around 500,000 people living in south east England and brings 60% of London's underground rail network to a halt. |
2003-11-18 |
In England, the Local Government Act 2003, repealing controversial anti-gay amendment Section 28, becomes effective |
2003-11-26 |
Concorde makes its last ever flight over Bristol, England. |
2004-02-01 |
Super Bowl XXXVIII: New England Patriots beat Carolina Panthers, 32-29 at the Reliant Stadium MVP: Tom Brady, New England, QB |
2004-02-05 |
Twenty-three Chinese people drown when a group of 35 cockle-pickers are trapped by rising tides in Morecambe Bay, England. Twenty-one bodies are recovered. |
2004-11-06 |
An express train collides with a stationary car near the village of Ufton Nervet, England, killing 6 and injuring 150. |
2005-02-06 |
Super Bowl XXXIX, the New England Patriots win 24-21 over the Philadelphia Eagles |
2005-07-28 |
A tornado touches down in a residential area in south Birmingham, England, causing £4,000,000 worth of damages and injuring 39 people. |
2005-11-30 |
John Sentamu becomes the first black archbishop in the Church of England with his enthronement as the 97th Archbishop of York. |
2005-12-11 |
The Buncefield Oil Depot in Hemel Hempstead, England, is rocked by explosions, causing a huge oil fire. |
2007-01-18 |
The strongest storm in the United Kingdom in 17 years kills 14 people, Germany sees the worst storm since 1999 with 13 deaths. Hurricane Kyrill, causes at least 44 deaths across 20 countries in Western Europe. Other losses include the Container Ship MSC Napoli destroyed by the storm off the coast of Devon, England. |
2007-02-23 |
A train derails on an evening express service near Grayrigg, Cumbria, England, killing one person and injuring 22. This results in hundreds of points being checked over the UK after a few similar accidents. |
2007-05-21 |
Cutty Sark, the last surviving tea clipper, is badly damaged by fire in Greenwich, England. |
2007-07-01 |
Smoking in England is banned in all public indoor spaces: with the ban already in force in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, this means it is illegal to smoke in indoor public places anywhere in the UK. Australia implements a similar ban. |
2007-12-29 |
Tom Brady sets a then-NFL record, throwing his 50th TD pass, and the New England Patriots become the first team in NFL history to finish the regular season 16-0. |
2008-02-03 |
Super Bowl XLII: New York Giants beat New England Patriots, 17-14 at the University of Phoenix Stadium MVP: Eli Manning, New York, QB |
2012-02-05 |
Super Bowl XLVI: New York Giants beat New England Patriots, 21-17 at the Lucas Oil Stadium MVP: Eli Manning, New York, QB |
2012-08-20 |
South Africa become the top-ranked test cricket nation after defeating England |
2013-02-13 |
Sir Mervyn King, Governor of the Bank of England, says he believes "a recovery is in sight" after fears raised about a triple dip recession |
2013-06-23 |
India defeats England to win the 2013 ICC Champions Trophy in cricket |
2014-06-30 |
Australian entertainer Rolf Harris is convicted of indecent assault in London, England |
2014-07-14 |
The Church of England votes in favor of allowing women to become bishops |
2016-02-14 |
Church of England criticized over prayers for atheist Richard Dawkins |
2016-06-12 |
Fan violence mars England's draw with Russia at Euro 2016 |
2016-06-16 |
French police arrest 36 after clashes with England fans |
2016-06-28 |
Iceland Celebrates Improbable Win Over England at Euro 2016 |
2016-06-28 |
England manager Hodgson resigns after Euro 2016 exit |
2017-05-30 |
Tiger kills zookeeper at Hamerton Zoo Park in England |
2018-02-05 |
Philadelphia Eagles top New England Patriots to win their first Super Bowl |
2018-07-12 |
Croatia reaches World Cup for 1st time, beats England 2-1 |
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England - Notable Birthdays
England - Birthdays
| Date | Event |
|---|---|
40-06-13 |
Gnaeus Julius Agricola, Roman general and Governor of Britain, conquered Wales and Northern England |
1102-02-07 |
Empress Matilda, Princess of England and wife of Henry V of the Holy Roman Empire (d. 1169) |
1133-03-05 |
King Henry II of England (d. 1189) |
1133-03-25 |
Henry II, King of England (1154-89) |
1155-02-28 |
Henry the Young King, son of Henry II of England (d. 1183) |
1157-09-08 |
Richard I, [Richard the Lion Hearted], King of England (1189-99) |
1162-10-13 |
Leonora of England, Queen of Castile (d. 1214) |
1167-12-24 |
John "without a land", King of England (1199-1216) |
1207-10-01 |
Henry III, king of England (1216-72) |
1210-07-22 |
Joan of England, Queen consort of Scotland, wife of Alexander II of Scotland (d. 1238) |
1239-06-17 |
Edward I, King of England (1272-1307) subdued Wales, expelled Jews from England |
1240-09-29 |
Margaret of England, Queen consort of Scotland, (d. 1275) |
1242-06-25 |
Beatrice of England, Duchess of Brittanny (d. 1275) |
1245-01-16 |
Edmund Crouchback, son of Henry III of England (d. 1296) |
1269-06-18 |
Princess Eleanor of England (d. 1298) |
1273-11-24 |
Alphonso, Earl of Chester, son of Edward I of England (d. 1284) |
1284-04-25 |
Edward II, King of England (1307-27), Caernarfon Castle Gwynedd, |
1287-04-25 |
Roger de Mortimer, 1st Earl of March, de facto ruler of England (d. 1330) |
1300-06-01 |
Thomas of Brotherton, 1st Earl of Norfolk, son of Edward I of England (d. 1338) |
1312-11-13 |
Edward III, Windsor Castle, England, king of England (1327-77, raped countess of Salisbury), (d. 1377) |
1338-11-29 |
Lionel of Antwerp, 1st Duke of Clarence, son of Edward III of England (d. 1368) |
1341-06-05 |
Edmund of Langley, 1st Duke of York, son of Edward III of England (d. 1402) |
1355-01-07 |
Thomas of Woodstock, 1st Duke of Gloucester, son of Edward III of England (d. 1397) |
1366-07-11 |
Anne of Bohemia, consort of Richard II of England (d. 1394) |
1367-01-06 |
Richard II, Bordeaux, France, King of England (1377-99) (d. 1400) |
1367-04-03 |
Henry IV, Bolingbroke Lincolnshire, King of England (1399-1413) |
1387-08-29 |
Henry V, king of England (1413-22)/France (1416-19) |
1387-09-16 |
Henry V, king of England (1413-22) |
1388-09-29 |
Thomas of Lancaster, 1st Duke of Clarence, son of Henry IV of England (d. 1421) |
1389-06-20 |
John, Duke of Bedford, regent of England (d. 1435) |
1389-11-09 |
Isabella of Valois, queen consort of England (d. 1409) |
1394-06-04 |
Philippa of England, queen of Denmark, Norway and Sweden (d. 1430) |
1401-10-27 |
Catherine of Valois, queen of Henry V of England (d. 1437) |
1415-05-03 |
Cecily Neville, mother of Edward IV of England and Richard III of England (d. 1495) |
1421-12-06 |
Henry VI, king of England (1422-61, 1470-71) |
1429-03-23 |
Margaret of Anjou, wife of Henry VI of England (d. 1482) |
1442-04-20 |
Edward IV, King (England, 1461-83) |
1442-04-28 |
Edward IV, King of England (1461-70, 71-83) |
1443-05-17 |
Edmund, Earl of Rutland, brother of Kings Edward IV of England and Richard III of England |
1443-05-31 |
Lady Margaret Beaufort, mother of Henry VII of England (d. 1509) |
1452-10-02 |
King Richard III, of England (1483-85) |
1456-06-11 |
Anne Neville, wife of Richard III of England (d. 1485) |
1457-01-28 |
Henry VII, Pembroke Castle, 1st Tudor king of England (1485-1509) |
1470-11-03 |
Edward V, King of England (Apr 9-Jun 25 1483) |
1486-09-20 |
Arthur, Prince of Wales, son of King Henry VII of England (d. 1502) |
1489-07-02 |
Thomas Cranmer, England, archbishop/reformer/martyr |
1491-06-28 |
Henry VIII, King of England (1509-47) |
1495-11-21 |
John Bale, England, bishop/anti-catholic playwright (Kynge Johan) |
1496-03-18 |
Mary Tudor, daughter of Henry VII of England and queen consort of Louis XII of France (d. 1533) |
1501-01-16 |
Anthony Denny, confidant of King Henry VIII of England (d. 1559) |
1515-09-22 |
Anne of Cleves, Düsseldorf, Queen of England/4th wife of Henry VIII |
1516-02-18 |
Mary I Tudor, [Bloody Mary], Greenwich, queen of England (1553-58) |
1533-09-07 |
Queen Elizabeth I, Greenwich, England, (1558-1603) daughter of Henry VIII and Anna Boleyn (d. 1603) |
1537-10-12 |
Edward VI, Tudor, King of England (1547-53) |
1537-10-13 |
Jane Grey, Queen of England for 9 days |
1544-05-24 |
William Gilbert, Essex England, physicist (researcher into magnetism) |
1545-03-02 |
Thomas Bodley, England, diplomat/scholar |
1554-11-30 |
Philip Sidney, England, poet/statesman/soldier (Arcadia) |
1564-04-26 |
William Shakespeare, Stratford-on-Avon England, baptism, English playwright and poet |
1566-06-19 |
James Stuart, King James VI of Scotland (1567-1625) and James I of England and Ireland (1603-25) |
1567-02-12 |
Thomas Campion, England, composer/poet/physician |
1572-06-11 |
Ben Jonson, England, playwright/poet (Volpone, Alchemist) |
1574-03-05 |
William Oughtred, England, mathematician/inventor (slide rule) |
1574-12-12 |
Anne of Denmark, daughter of Danish King Frederik II and Queen Consort of James I of England (d. 1619) |
1575-09-12 |
Henry Hudson, England, navigator/explorer (Hudson River) |
1578-04-01 |
William Harvey, England, physician (discovered blood circulation) |
1588-04-05 |
Thomas Hobbes, Westport England, philosopher (Leviathan) |
1591-08-24 |
Robert Herrick, England, poet (Gather ye rosebuds) (baptized) |
1593-08-09 |
Izaak Walton, England, biographer/fisherman/writer (Compleat Angler) |
1596-08-19 |
Elizabeth Stuart, Electress Palatine, Queen of Bohemia and daughter of James IV and I of England and Scotland (d. 1662) |
1599-03-22 |
Anthony Van Dyck, Flemish painter (Charles I of England) |
1599-04-25 |
Oliver Cromwell, Puritan lord protector of England (1653-58) |
1600-11-19 |
Charles I, King of England (1625-49); executed by Parliament |
1602-04-30 |
William Lilly, England, astrologer/author/almanac compiler |
1606-03-03 |
Edmund Waller, England, poet (Penshust) |
1607-11-26 |
John Harvard, England, clergyman/scholar, founded Harvard Univ |
1608-06-19 |
Thomas Fuller, England, literary (History of the Holy War) |
1609-11-16 |
Henrietta Maria, French-born, Queen Consort of England (d. 1669) |
1611-01-07 |
James Harrington, England, political author (Commonwealth of Oceans) |
1612-02-08 |
Samuel Butler, England, poet/satirist (Hudibras) (baptized) |
1621-03-31 |
Andrew Marvell, England, poet (To His Coy Mistress) |
1621-12-23 |
Heneage Finch, 1st Earl of Nottingham, Lord Chancellor of England (d. 1682) |
1625-07-27 |
Edward Montagu, England |
1626-10-04 |
Richard Cromwell, lord protector of England (1658-59) |
1628-01-30 |
George Villiers, 2nd duke of Buckingham England |
1628-11-28 |
John Bunyan, England, cleric/author (Pilgrim's Progress) |
1629-11-01 |
St. Oliver Plunkett, last Catholic martyr to die in England. (d. 1681) |
1630-05-29 |
Charles II, St. James's Palace, London, King of England, Scotland and Ireland (1660-85) |
1631-05-04 |
Mary I Henriette Stuart, daughter of Charles I/queen of England |
1631-08-19 |
John Dryden, 1st poet laureate of England (All for Love) |
1632-08-29 |
John Locke, Wrington England, empiricist philosopher; disproved substance |
1632-10-20 |
Christopher Wren, East Knoyle, Wiltshire, England, astronomer/great architect (St. Paul's Cathedral), (d. 1723) |
1633-02-23 |
Samuel Pepys, London England, navy expert/composer (Diary, Memoirs) |
1633-10-14 |
James Stuart, King James VII of Scotland / James II of England (d. 1688) |
1635-12-28 |
Princess Elizabeth of England (d. 1650) |
1637-03-12 |
Anne Hyde, wife of James II of England (d. 1671) |
1638-11-25 |
Catherine of Braganza, Queen of Charles II of England (d. 1705) |
1639-06-21 |
Increase Mather, New England Puritan minister (d. 1723) |
1642-12-25 |
Isaac Newton, Woolsthorpe-by-Colsterworth, England, physicist, mathematician; astronomer (Gravity, Laws of Motion), (d.1727) |
1644-06-16 |
Henrietta Anne Stuart, Princess of Scotland, England and Ireland and Duchess of Orléans (d. 1670) |
1648-02-23 |
Arabella Churchill, English mistress of James II of England (d. 1730) |
1649-04-05 |
Elihu Yale, England, philanthropist founded Yale |
1650-11-04 |
William III of Orange, king of England (1689-1702) |
1650-11-14 |
Willem III Henry, [Dutch William], king of England (1689-1702) |
1652-03-03 |
Thomas Otway, England, playwright/poet (Venice Preserved) |
1653-04-02 |
Prince George of Denmark, prince consort of Anne of England (d. 1708) |
1658-10-05 |
Mary of Modena, queen of James II of England (d. 1718) |
1659-03-26 |
William Wollaston, Coton England, philosopher |
1660-04-16 |
Hans Sloane, England, physician/naturalist/founder (British Museum) |
1660-05-28 |
George I, Hanover, Germany, King of England (1714-27) |
1662-04-30 |
Queen Mary II of England (d. 1694) |
1665-02-06 |
Anne Stuart, Queen of England (1702-14) |
1670-02-10 |
William Congreve, England, writer (Old Bachelor, Way of the World) |
1671-11-06 |
Colley Cibber, England, dramatist/poet laureate (Love's Last Shift) |
1672-05-01 |
Joseph Addison, England, essayist (Spectator) |
1674-06-20 |
Nicholas Rowe, England, poet laureate (Jane Shore, Tamerlane) |
1674-07-17 |
Isaac Watts, England, writer/preacher/hymnist (Horae Lyrican) |
1683-11-10 |
George II [August], king of England (1727-60) |
1685-08-18 |
Brook Taylor, England, mathematician, discoverer of Taylor's Theorem |
1688-06-10 |
James Francis Edward Stuart 'The old Pretender', claimed thrones of England and Scotland as James III/James VIII (d. 1766) |
1690-12-01 |
Philip Yorke, 1st Earl of Hardwicke, Lord Chancellor of England (d. 1764) |
1692-02-29 |
Edward Cave, England, printer (Gentlemen's Magazine) |
1696-12-22 |
James Oglethorpe, England, General/author/colonizer (Georgia) |
1697-11-10 |
William Hogarth, England, satiric painter/engraver (Rake's Progress) |
1702-06-26 |
Philip Doddridge, England, Dr/nonconformist clergyman |
1704-07-16 |
John Kay, England, machinist, invented flying shuttle |
1705-09-28 |
Henry Fox, 1st Baron Holland, England, corrupt politician (Chiswick) |
1707-04-22 |
Henry Fielding, England, novelist (Joseph Andrews, Tom Jones) |
1709-09-18 |
Samuel Johnson, Lichfield Staffordshire, England, lexicographer/writer (Boswell's Tour Guide) |
1717-09-24 |
Horace Walpole, England, British horror writer (Castle of Otranto) |
1718-06-05 |
Thomas Chippendale, England, furniture maker (baptized) |
1719-03-30 |
John Hawkins, England, wrote 1st history of music |
1720-01-27 |
Samuel Foote, England, actor/dramatist (Mirror) |
1721-12-25 |
William Collins, Chichester England, (Mayor-Chichester)/poet |
1723-07-10 |
William Blackstone, London England, jurist (Blackstone's Commentaries) |
1723-07-16 |
Joshua Reynolds, England, portrait painter (Simplicity) |
1724-08-25 |
George Stubbs, England, animal painter (Horse Frightened by Lion) |
1727-01-02 |
James Wolfe, Westerham, Kent, England, British Army officer, defeated the French in Canada and captured Quebec |
1728-01-09 |
Thomas Warton, poet laureate of England (Pleasures of Melancholy) |
1728-10-27 |
James Cook, Yorkshire, England, captain/explorer, discovered Sandwich Islands |
1730-07-12 |
Josiah Wedgwood, England, pottery designer/manufacturer (Wedgwood) |
1731-10-10 |
Henry Cavendish, England, physicist/chemist (discovered hydrogen) |
1731-11-26 |
William Cowper, England, pre-romantic poet (His Task) [NS] |
1732-12-06 |
Warren Hastings, England, 1st governor-General of India (1773-84) |
1733-03-24 |
Joseph Priestley, England, Birstall England, clergyman/scientist (discovered oxygen) |
1736-02-29 |
Ann Lee, Manchester England, American founder of Shakers (d. 1784) |
1736-09-04 |
Robert Raikes, England, Sunday school pioneer |
1738-06-04 |
George III, London England, King of Great Britain (1760-1820) |
1743-04-24 |
Edmund Cartwright, England, cleric, inventor (power loom) |
1746-09-28 |
Sir William Jones, London England, British Orientalist/jurist (d. 1794) |
1748-02-15 |
Jeremy Bentham, London England philosopher/originator (Utilitarian) |
1749-05-17 |
Edward Jenner, England, physician, discovered vaccination |
1752-06-13 |
Fanny Burney, England, author (Camille, Evelina) |
1753-07-04 |
Jean-Pierre-Francois Blanchard, 1st balloon flights in England, US |
1753-08-01 |
Charles, 3rd earl Stanhope, England, radical politician/scientist |
1753-08-12 |
Thomas Bewick, England, artist (British Birds, Aesop's Fables) |
1753-09-10 |
John Soane, English architect (Bank of England, Soane Museum) |
1754-12-24 |
George Crabbe, Aldeburgh England, poet (Everlasting Mercy) |
1755-07-05 |
Sarah Kemble Siddons, Brecon England, tragic actress (Fatal Marriage) |
1757-02-01 |
John P Kemble, England, actor/director (Drury Lane, Covent Garden) |
1759-04-27 |
Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin, England, writer/feminist (Female Reader) |
1763-06-26 |
George Morland, England, artist of rural landscapes |
1764-06-19 |
John Barrow, England, founded Royal Geographical Society |
1765-03-04 |
Charles Dibdin, England, composer/author (Sea Songs)/actor (baptized) |
1766-02-24 |
Samuel Wesley, Bristol England, composer/organist (Exultate Deo) |
1770-03-13 |
Daniel Lambert, England, giant (weighed 739 lbs (334 kg) at death) |
1770-04-07 |
William Wordsworth, England, poet laureate (Prelude) |
1771-05-14 |
Robert Owen, England, factory owner/socialist |
1772-10-21 |
Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Ottery St. Mary, Devon, England, poet (Rime of Ancient Mariner), (d. 1834) |
1773-12-27 |
George Cayley, England, found science of aerodynamics |
1775-02-10 |
Charles Lamb, London England, critic/poet/essayist |
1775-04-23 |
Joseph Mallord Turner, England, landscape painter (Shipwreck) |
1776-06-11 |
John Constable, England, landscape painter (Hay Wain) |
1778-04-10 |
William Hazlitt, Maidstone Kent England, essayist/critic |
1778-06-07 |
George Bryan "Beau" Brummel, London England, English dandy |
1779-12-18 |
Joseph Grimaldi, England, pantomimist ("greatest clown in history") |
1780-06-03 |
William Hone, England, author/bookseller (Every-Day Book) |
1781-06-09 |
George Stephenson, Newcastle England, inventor (RR locomotive) |
1783-04-08 |
John Claudius, London England, horticulturist |
1785-08-15 |
Thomas De Quincey, England, writer (Confessions of English Opium Eater) |
1787-06-28 |
Sir Henry George Wakelyn (Harry) Smith, Wittlesea England, governor at the Cape Colony |
1787-08-24 |
James Weddell, Ostend England, Antarctic explorer (Weddell Sea) |
1787-11-04 |
Edmund Kean, England, actor (Edmund Kean's Masonic Career) |
1788-01-22 |
Lord [George Gordon Noel] Byron, England, romantic poet (Don Juan) |
1789-03-17 |
Edmund Kean, London England, tragic actor (Shylock) |
1789-09-28 |
Richard Bright, England, physician (Bright's Disease/nephritis) |
1790-12-19 |
William Parry, England, Arctic explorer |
1792-03-07 |
John Herschel, Slough England, William Herschel's son, astronomer |
1792-08-04 |
Percy Bysshe Shelley, England, romantic poet (Adonais) |
1792-11-13 |
Edward John Trelawney, England, traveler/author (Adv of Younger Son) |
1793-07-03 |
John Claire, England, poet |
1794-06-28 |
Allen Frances Gardiner, Berkshire, England, naval officer and missionary in inter alia Port Natal |
1795-04-28 |
Charles Sturt, England, explorer (Australia) |
1795-10-31 |
John Keats, London, England, romantic poet (Ode to a Grecian Urn), (d. 1821) |
1797-08-30 |
Mary Shelley, London England, author (Frankenstein) |
1800-02-11 |
William Henry Fox Talbot, Wiltshire England, photographic pioneer |
1800-10-25 |
Thomas Babington Macaulay, England, poet/historian (Ivry, Naaseby) |
1801-02-07 |
John Rylands, England, merchant/philanthropist |
1801-02-21 |
John Henry Newman, England, cardinal/author (Dream of Gerontius) |
1802-08-14 |
Letitia Elizabeth Landon, England, poet (Heath's Book of Beauty) |
1806-03-06 |
Elizabeth Barrett-Browning, Coxhoe Hall England, poet (Sonnets from the Portuguese) |
1808-12-22 |
Thomas Cook, England, tour director (Thomas Cook & Son) |
1809-02-12 |
Charles Darwin, England, discovered evolution (Origin of the Species) |
1809-03-31 |
Edward FitzGerald, England, writer (Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam) |
1809-08-06 |
Alfred Lord Tennyson, Somersby, England, Poet Laureate of Great Britain |
1809-11-27 |
Frances Anne "Fanny" Kemble, England, Shakespearian actress (Juliet) |
1810-11-28 |
William Froude, England, engineer/naval architect |
1811-07-18 |
William Makepeace Thackeray, England, Victorian novelist (Vanity Fair) |
1812-02-07 |
Charles Dickens, England, novelist (Oliver Twist, Tale of 2 Cities) |
1812-05-07 |
Robert Browning, London England, poet (Pied Piper) |
1812-05-12 |
Edward Lear, England, landscape painter, (Complete Nonsense Book) |
1814-06-08 |
Charles Reade, England, novelist (Cloister & Hearth) |
1815-04-24 |
Anthony Trollope, England, novelist/poet (Barchester Towers) |
1816-04-21 |
Charlotte Bronte, Tornton England, novelist (Jane Eyre) |
1818-07-30 |
Emily Jane Bronte, Thornton England, novelist (Wuthering Heights), (d. 1848) |
1819-11-22 |
George Eliot, [Mary Anne Evans], Nuneaton England, author (Middlemarch, Silas Marner) |
1820-01-20 |
Anne Jemima Clough, England, promoted higher education for women |
1820-02-28 |
John Tenniel, England, cartoonist/illustrator (Alice in Wonderland) |
1820-04-27 |
Herbert Spencer, Derby England, Victorian philosopher (Social Statics) |
1820-05-04 |
Joseph Whitaker, England, publisher, founded Whitaker's Almanack |
1820-08-13 |
George Grove, London, England, biblical scholar/misicographer |
1821-02-03 |
Elizabeth Blackwell, Bristol England, 1st woman physician |
1821-06-08 |
Samuel White Baker, London England, explorer (Ceylon/Egypt) |
1821-10-11 |
George Williams, England, founder YMCA |
1822-02-16 |
Francis Galton, Birmingham England, anthropologist & geneticist |
1822-12-04 |
Frances Crabbe, England, feminist founded Anti-Vivisection Society |
1823-08-11 |
Charlotte Mary Yonge, England, writer (Heir of Redclyffe) |
1823-10-20 |
Thomas Hughes, England, author (Tom Brown's School Days) |
1823-12-27 |
Mackenzie Bowell, Rickinghall England, 5th Prime Minister of Canada (1894-1896) |
1824-02-10 |
Samuel Plimsoll, Bristol England, inventor (Plimsoll line for ships) |
1824-09-28 |
Francis Turner Palgrave, England, poet (Golden Treasury)/prof (Oxford) |
1825-06-07 |
Richard D Blackmore, England, author (Norie, Lorna Doone) |
1826-02-03 |
Walter Bagehot, England, economist/sociologist |
1826-09-05 |
John Wisden, England cricketer (d. 1884) |
1827-04-05 |
Joseph Lister, England, physician (founded aseptic surgery) |
1828-02-12 |
George Meredith, England, poet/novelist (Shaving of Shagpat) |
1828-05-12 |
Gabriel Dante Rossetti, England, poet/painter, Pre-Raphaelite figure |
1829-01-09 |
Thomas William Robertson, England, playwright (Caste) |
1829-03-14 |
Charles Charlesworth, England, (dies at 7 of old age) |
1829-05-06 |
Phoebe Ann Coffin, 1st female ordained minister in New England |
1829-06-08 |
John Everett Millais, England, painter (Order of Release) |
1830-04-09 |
Eadweard Muybridge, England, pioneered study of motion, photography |
1832-10-12 |
Walter T Watts-Dunton, England, lawyer/poet/writer (Aylwin) |
1832-9-30 |
Frederick Sleigh Roberts, England's King at Liverpool |
1833-08-28 |
Edward Burne-Jones, England, Pre-Raphaelite painter/designer |
1834-03-24 |
William Morris, England, designer/craftsman/poet/socialist |
1835-05-30 |
Alfred Austin, Leeds England, poet laureate of England (Garden) |
1835-12-04 |
Samuel Butler, England, author (Erewhom, Way of All Flesh) |
1836-06-09 |
Elizabeth Garrett Anderson, 1st woman mayor in England (Aldeburgh) |
1837-04-05 |
Algernon Charles Swinburne, England, poet (Atalanta in Calydon) |
1838-02-06 |
Henry Irving, [John H Brodribb], England, knighted 1895/actor (Hamlet) |
1839-08-04 |
Walter Pater, London England, writer (Plato & Platoism) |
1840-01-18 |
Austin Dobson, England, poet/critic/biographer |
1840-03-26 |
George Smith, London England, Archaeologist and assyriologist (cuneiform (script)) |
1840-06-02 |
Thomas Hardy, England, poet/novelist (Far from the Madding Crowd) |
1840-08-17 |
Wilfrid Scawen Blunt, England, writer (Irish Land League) |
1841-09-03 |
Tom Emmett, England cricketer (d. 1904) |
1841-11-09 |
[Albert] Edward VII, king of England (1901-10) |
1842-05-13 |
Arthur Seymour Sullivan, London England, composer (Gilbert & Sullivan) |
1842-08-29 |
Alfred Shaw, cricketer (pioneering England Test bowler) |
1842-11-23 |
James Lillywhite Jr, cricketer (1st England Test captain) |
1844-05-03 |
Richard D'Oyly Carte, England, opera impresario (Ivanhoe) |
1844-07-28 |
Gerard Manley Hopkins, England, poet (Windhover) |
1844-10-23 |
Robert S Bridges, England, poet laureate (Eros & Psyche) |
1845-06-22 |
Richard John Seddon, Eccleston, England, the longest serving Prime Minister of New Zealand |
1845-08-15 |
Walter Crane, England, painter/illustrator (Beauty & Beast) |
1846-03-17 |
Kate Greenaway, England, artist/book illustrator (Under the Window) |
1846-03-22 |
Randolph Caldecott, England, illustrator (Caldecott Medal namesake) |
1847-02-10 |
A N Hornby, cricketer (pioneering England Test batsman) |
1847-08-20 |
Andrew Greenwood, England cricketer (d. 1889) |
1847-10-01 |
Annie Besant, [Wood], England, philosopher (Esoteric christianity) |
1848-02-27 |
Charles Hubert H Parry, England, musicologist/composer (Jerusalem) |
1848-07-18 |
William Gilbert Grace, Victorian England's greatest cricketer |
1849-02-13 |
Lord Randolph Churchill, England, politician, Winston's father |
1850-01-27 |
Samuel Gompers, London England, American labor union leader (American Federation of Labor) |
1850-12-16 |
Fred Morley, cricketer (legendary Notts & England bowler 1880-83) |
1851-02-03 |
Lord Harris, cricketer (4 Tests for England MCC big-wig) |
1851-05-28 |
Dick Barlow, cricketer (immortal England all-rounder of 1880s) |
1851-06-12 |
Oliver Joseph Lodge, England, early radio pioneer |
1852-05-27 |
Billy Barnes, cricketer (England all-rounder 1880-90) |
1853-01-30 |
Leland Hone, cricketer (England keeper 1879 without county experience) |
1853-12-17 |
Herbert Beerbohm Tree, England, actor/theater manager (Trilby) |
1854-08-26 |
Arnold Fothergill, England cricketer (d. 1932) |
1854-09-28 |
Adam Sedgwick, Norwich England, English zoologist (Peripatus) |
1855-11-19 |
Billy Bates, cricketer (England all-rounder 1882-87, hat-trick 1883) |
1856-02-14 |
Frank Harris, England, journalist/writer (My Life & Loves) |
1856-02-15 |
Frank Harris, Galway England, writer |
1856-04-11 |
Arthur Shrewsbury, cricketer (dominant England bat late 19th cent) |
1856-06-22 |
Henry Rider Haggard, Norfolk, England, author (King Solomon's Mine, She, Dawn) |
1856-07-07 |
George Hearne, cricketer (brother of Frank & Alec, Test for England) |
1856-12-18 |
J. J. Thomson, Manchester, England, physicist discovered electron (Nobel 1906) |
1857-03-27 |
Karl Pearson, London England, mathematician |
1857-05-13 |
Ronald Ross, England, pathologist (Nobel 1902) |
1857-06-02 |
Edward William Elgar, Broadheath, England, composer (Pomp & Circumstance) |
1857-07-28 |
Ballington Booth, Brighouse, England, Officer in The Salvation Army and co-founder of Volunteers of America |
1857-11-30 |
Robert Abel, cricketer (The Guv'nor Surrey & England batsman) |
1857-12-22 |
George [Robert] Gissing, England, novelist |
1858-01-22 |
Beatrice Potter Webb, England, economist |
1858-06-23 |
William Ernst Johnson, Cambridge England, mathematician |
1858-07-15 |
Emmeline Pankhurst, England, found (Women's Social & Political Union) |
1858-08-19 |
Edith Nesbit, England, children books author (Railway Children) |
1858-12-04 |
Billy Gunn, cricketer (Notts & England batsman in 11 Tests 1886-99) |
1859-03-13 |
Ivo Bligh, cricketer (Lord Darnley England capt v Australia 1882-83) |
1859-03-26 |
A[lfred] E[dward] Housman, England, poet (Shropshire Lad) |
1859-05-26 |
Alfred Edward Housman, Bromsgrove England, poet (A Buried Life) |
1859-07-13 |
Sydney Webb, England, writer/husband of Beatrice Potter |
1859-10-20 |
G B Studd, cricketer (brother of C T, 4 Tests for England) |
1859-12-22 |
Cecil [James] Sharp, London England, collector of English folk music and dance |
1860-08-16 |
Lord Hawke, cricketer (England batsman 1890's, many official posts) |
1860-08-20 |
Raymond Poincaré, England's King at Liverpool |
1860-10-03 |
Annie EF Horniman, England, theater owner (Abbey Theatre, Dublin) |
1860-12-02 |
C T Studd, cricketer (brother of G B, five Tests for England) |
1861-08-10 |
Almroth Wright, Yorkshire England, bacteriologist |
1861-12-19 |
Constance [Clara] Garnett, Brighton England, Russian-English translator |
1862-01-29 |
Frederick Delius, Bradford England, composer (Hiawatha) |
1862-10-03 |
John Briggs, cricketer (mighty England all-rounder late 19th century) |
1862-11-04 |
Eden Phillpotts, England, novelist/poet/playwright (Red Madymaynes) |
1863-07-21 |
C[harles] Aubrey Smith, London England, actor (Prisoner of Zenda) |
1864-02-14 |
Israel Zangwill, England, Jewish author/Zionist (Children of Ghetto) |
1864-06-02 |
Ben Webster, London England, actor (Old Curiosity Shop) |
1865-02-09 |
Mrs [Beatrice] Patrick Campbell, England, actress (Pygmalion) |
1865-02-28 |
Wilfred Grenfell, England, medical missionary |
1865-05-18 |
William Heinemann, England, publisher (Chemical Instrumental) |
1865-06-02 |
George Lohmann, cricketer (England's great bowler late 19th cent) |
1865-06-19 |
May Whitty, Liverpool England, actress (Mrs Miniver, Suspicion) |
1865-07-18 |
Laurence Housman, England, author/playwright (Victoria Regina) |
1865-10-19 |
Godfrey Cripps, cricketer (one Test South Africa v England 1892, 18 & 3) |
1865-11-01 |
Monty Bowden, cricketer (England Test capt v South Africa at 23) |
1865-12-04 |
Edith Louisa Cavell, England, nurse (WW I) |
1866-02-24 |
Arthur Pearson, Wookey Somerset England, newspaper proprietor |
1866-06-20 |
Lord George ESMH Carnarvon, England, egyptologist (Tutanchamon) |
1866-07-28 |
Beatrix Potter, England, children's author and illustrator ("The Tale of Peter Rabbit") |
1866-11-28 |
Arthur Frederick Augustus "Dick" Lilley, cricket keeper (England) |
1867-02-17 |
William Cadbury, England, chocolate manufacturer (Cadbury) |
1867-03-15 |
Lionel Pigot Johnson, England, poet/critic (Ireland & Other Poems) |
1867-04-13 |
Sammy Woods, cricket bowler (Aust & England Rugby wing-forward) |
1867-07-02 |
Herbert Prior, England, actor (Caught Short, Slave of Desire) |
1867-08-14 |
John Galsworthy, England, author (Forsyte Saga-Nobel 1932) |
1867-09-19 |
Arthur Rackham, England, artist/illustrator (Grimm's Fairy Tales) |
1867-09-27 |
Rosa Lewis, society caterer/owner (Cavandish Hotel-England) |
1868-03-25 |
Bill Lockwood, cricketer (England all-rounder in 12 Tests 1893-1902) |
1868-04-10 |
George Arliss, London England, actor (Devil, Green Goddess) |
1868-06-30 |
C V France, Bradford England, actor (Skin Game, Adventure in Blackmail) |
1869-05-02 |
Tyrone Power Sr, London England, actor (Alexanders Ragtime Band) |
1869-08-09 |
Randle Ayrton, Chester England, actor (Manxman) |
1869-10-14 |
Joseph Duveen, England, art connoisseur (Elgin marbles) |
1869-10-30 |
Lawrence Grant, Bournemouth England, actor (Bulldog Drummond) |
1870-05-27 |
Lionel Palairet, cricketer (elegant England bat in the Golden Age) |
1870-07-27 |
Joseph Hilaire Pierre Belloc, England, author (Path to Rome) |
1870-08-11 |
Tom Richardson, legendary England cricket fast bowler (1893-98) |
1870-08-18 |
Hugh Bromley-Davenport, England cricketer (d. 1954) |
1870-09-02 |
Marie Ault, [Mary Cragg], Wigan England |
1870-11-21 |
Stanley Jackson, cricketer (captain of England, governor of Bengal) |
1871-03-29 |
Tom Hayward, cricketer (great England batsman of the Golden Age) |
1871-04-06 |
Alexander, grandson of England's Queen Victoria |
1872-02-24 |
John Jarvis, England, swimmer (won 108 titles) |
1872-03-17 |
Billy Quaife, cricketer (England batsman 1899-1902) |
1872-05-18 |
Bertrand Russell, England, mathematician/philosopher (Nobel 1950) |
1872-05-31 |
William Heath Robinson, England, illustrator/cartoonist (Don Quixote) |
1872-08-21 |
Aubrey Beardsley, England, artist (Salome) |
1872-08-24 |
Max Beerbohm, England, caricaturist/writer/wit (Saturday Review) |
1872-09-28 |
Lena Ashwell, England, actress/theatrical manager (Kingsway) |
1872-09-28 |
Tom Terriss, London England, director (His Buddy's Wife, Sumuru) |
1872-10-12 |
Ralph Vaughan Williams, Down Amp England, composer (Hugh the Drover) |
1873-04-19 |
Sydney Barnes, cricketer (probably England's greatest bowler) |
1873-05-08 |
Henry Leveson-Gower, cricketer (England capt 1909-10 later official) |
1873-10-02 |
Pelham Warner, cricketer (England 1898-1912, later notable official) |
1873-11-22 |
Johnny Tyldesley, cricketer (brother of Ernest, 31 Tests for England) |
1873-12-17 |
Ford Madox Ford, England, novelist/editor (Inheritors) |
1874-01-16 |
Robert Service, England, Canadian poet (Cremation of Sam McGee) |
1874-02-03 |
Franklyn Dyall, Liverpool England, actor (Easy Virtue) |
1874-03-05 |
Henry Travers, England, actor (Bells of St Mary, High Sierra) |
1874-03-26 |
Gerald du Maurier, London England, actor (Power, Escape, Masks & Faces) |
1874-06-26 |
Albert Relf, cricketer (England all-rounder in 13 Tests 1903-14) |
1874-09-21 |
Gustav Theodore Holst, Cheltenham, England, composer (Planets) |
1875-01-01 |
N F Druce, cricketer (5 Tests for England v Australia 1897-98) |
1875-01-23 |
Frank England, The Three Musketeers |
1875-04-01 |
Edgar Wallace, England, novelist/playwright/journalist (Terror) |
1875-07-17 |
Donald Francis Tovey, Eton England, musicologist/composer |
1875-08-09 |
Albert William Ketelbey, Aston England, composer (Wonder Worker) |
1875-10-18 |
Len Braund, cricketer (great England all-rounder in 23 Tests 1901-08) |
1875-10-26 |
H[arry] B[yron] Warner, London England, actor (King of Kings) |
1876-02-16 |
George Macauley Trevelyan, England, historian (Giuseppi Garibaldi) |
1876-06-04 |
Robert Dower, cricketer (1 Test South Africa v England 1898, scored 0 & 9) |
1876-07-19 |
John Gunn, Former England cricketer (d. 1963) |
1876-11-07 |
Ted Arnold, cricketer (England all-rounder in 10 Tests 1903-05) |
1877-01-04 |
Gibson Gowland, England, actor (Blind Husbands, Phantom of the Opera) |
1877-02-07 |
Godfrey H Hardy, England, number theorist |
1877-02-09 |
George Allan England, The Gift Supreme |
1877-09-02 |
Frederick Soddy, Eastbourne, England, chemist, Nobel laureate, (d. 1956) |
1877-09-11 |
James Jeans, England, physicist/mathematician/astronomer |
1878-01-04 |
Alfred Edgar Coppard, England, writer (Black Dogs & Other Stories) |
1878-01-22 |
Constance Collier, Windsor England, actress/writer (Kitty, Whirlpool) |
1878-04-16 |
R E "Tip" Foster, cricketer (287 on debut England v Aust SCG 1903) |
1878-04-22 |
Kitty Gordon, Folkestone England, entertainer |
1878-06-01 |
John Masefield, England, 15th poet laureate (Salt-Water Ballads) |
1878-10-18 |
James Truslow Adams, historian (Pul-1921, Founding of New England) |
1879-01-01 |
Edward M Forster, England, novelist (Howards End, Passage to India) |
1879-01-15 |
Ernest Thesiger, London England, actor (Bride of Frankenstein, Ghoul) |
1879-02-05 |
Edward Rigby, England, actor (Star Look Down, Young & Innocent) |
1879-04-26 |
Owen Williams Richardson, England, physicist (Nobel 1928) |
1879-04-29 |
Thomas Beecham, England, composer (found London Philharmonic) |
1879-08-21 |
Henry Ainley, Leeds England, actor (As You Like It) |
1879-12-22 |
Ralph Hawtrey, Buckinghamshire England, economist (multiplier) |
1879-12-27 |
Sydney Greenstreet, Sandwich England, actor (Maltese Falcon) |
1880-01-01 |
Edie Martin, London England, actress (Titfield Thunderbolt) |
1880-01-28 |
Herbert Strudwick, cricketer (England wicket-keeper before & after WW I) |
1880-03-12 |
House Peters, England, silent film actor (Kansas Territory) |
1881-09-12 |
Daniel Jones, England phoneticist (English pronouncing dictionary) |
1881-09-20 |
Walter Kingsford, Redhill England, actor (My Favorite Blonde) |
1881-10-26 |
Margaret Wycherly, London England, actress (Keeper of the Flame) |
1881-11-04 |
Milton Rosmer, Southport England, director (Murder in the Red Barn) |
1882-02-22 |
Eric Gill, England, sculptor/engraver/typographer (Perpetua) |
1882-03-02 |
Wallis Clark, Essex England, actress (Postal Inspector) |
1882-04-18 |
Leopold Stokowski, London England, conductor (Cincinnati Symphony) |
1882-07-30 |
Holmes Herbert, Mansfield England, actor (The Kiss) |
1882-08-22 |
Harry Makepeace, cricketer (4 Tests for England v Australia 1920-21) |
1882-09-03 |
Johnny Douglas, England cricketer and boxer (d. 1930) |
1882-10-24 |
Sybil Thorndike, England, actress (Saint Joan) |
1882-12-16 |
John Berry Hobbs, England, 1st cricket played knighted (1953) |
1882-12-28 |
Arthur Eddington, England, astrophysicist/cosmologist/mathematician |
1883-01-24 |
Estelle Winwood, [Goodwin], England, actress (Miracle on 34th Street) |
1883-02-18 |
Tom Walls, Kingsthorpe England, actor/producer (Undercover) |
1883-04-11 |
Leonard Mudie, England, actor (Magnetic Monster, British Intelligence) |
1883-06-05 |
John Maynard Keynes, Cambridge England, economist/math/journalist |
1883-09-18 |
Lord Berners, [Gerald Tyrwhitt], England, composer (1st Childhood) |
1883-11-08 |
Arnold Edward Trevor Bax, London England, composer (Farewell My Youth) (d. 1953) |
1883-11-17 |
Harold Baumgartner, cricketer (one Test South Africa v England 1913) |
1883-11-25 |
Percy Marmont, London England, actor (Capt Apache) |
1883-12-22 |
Arthur James Cook, England, union leader (coal miners) |
1883-12-30 |
Mary Forbes, Hornsey England, actress (Terror by Night) |
1884-02-23 |
Frank Cellier, Surbiton England, actor (Quiet Wedding, Big Blockade) |
1884-02-29 |
Chester Barnett, The Wishing Ring: An Idyll of Old England |
1884-08-12 |
Frank Arthur Swinnerton, England, novelist (Summer Storm, Sanctuary) |
1884-08-13 |
Harry Dean, England cricketer (d. 1957) |
1885-02-08 |
Edith Evans, London England, actress (Tom Jones, David Copperfield) |
1885-08-07 |
Gordon Harker, London England, actor (Facts of Love, Champagne) |
1885-08-16 |
Charles Carson, London England, actor (Cry the Beloved Country) |
1885-12-19 |
F S Flint, London England, translator/poet (imagist movement) |
1885-12-24 |
Arthur Dolphin, cricketer (Yorkshire & England keeper, later Test ump) |
1886-01-11 |
George Zucco, England, actor (Adv of Sherlock Holmes, Capt Fury) |
1886-01-14 |
Hugh Lofting, England, writer & illustrator (Dr Dolittle) |
1886-03-05 |
Paul Radmilovic, England, swimmer (Olympic-3 gold-1908) |
1886-06-11 |
Lillian Fontaine, Reading England, actress (Suddenly it's Spring) |
1886-06-18 |
George Mallory, England, mountain climber ("because it is there") |
1886-06-28 |
Joe Cox, cricketer (South African pace bowler in 1913-14 series v England) |
1886-08-27 |
Eric Coates, Hucknall Nottinghamshire England, viola player/composer |
1886-12-01 |
Jack Crawford, cricketer (England all-rounder in 12 Tests 1905-08) |
1886-12-10 |
Victor McLaglen, Tunbridge Wells, England, actor (Informer - Academy Award 1935) |
1886-12-10 |
William Booth, cricketer (Yorks all-rounder, England before WW I) |
1887-02-20 |
Hesketh Pearson, England, biographer/playwright (Writ for Libel) |
1887-02-25 |
Leonard Carey, England, actor (Laughter) |
1887-03-09 |
Phil Mead, cricketer (strong batsman for England pre- & post-WWI) |
1887-05-27 |
Frank Woolley, cricketer (long-running England left-arm all-rounder) |
1887-06-01 |
Clive Brook, London England, actor/director (List of Adrian Messenger) |
1887-08-05 |
Reginald Owen, Wheathampstead England, actor (Dr Watson-Sherlock Holmes) |
1887-08-08 |
Esme Percy, London England, actor (Old Spanish Custom) |
1887-08-08 |
Malcolm Keen, Bristol England, actor (Uncle Chris-Mama) |
1887-10-06 |
George Brown, cricketer (legendary England batsman/keeper of 20's) |
1887-10-07 |
A C "Jack" Russell, cricketer (prolific England batsman post-WW I) |
1887-10-20 |
John Warburton, Huddersfield England, actor (Saratoga Trunk) |
1887-11-09 |
Muriel Aked, Bingley England actress (Happiest Days of Your Life) |
1887-11-11 |
Roland Young, London England |
1887-11-23 |
Boris Karloff, [William H Pratt], Dulwich England, actor (Frankenstein) |
1887-12-06 |
Lynn Fontanne, Woodford England, Bdwy actress (Dulcy, Arms & the Man) |
1887-12-23 |
Eric Blore, London England, actor (Great Gatsby, Bowery to Baghdad) |
1888-01-04 |
Arthur Berry, England, soccer player (Olympic-gold-1908, 12) |
1888-03-24 |
Jameson Thomas, London England, actor (Farmer's Wife) |
1888-05-14 |
Miles Mander, Wolverhampton England, actor (Tower of London) |
1888-05-17 |
A P "Tich" Freeman, cricket leg-spinner (legend for Kent & England) |
1888-08-22 |
Violet Farebrother, Grimsby England, actress (Downhill, Easy Virtue) |
1888-09-28 |
Herman McNeile, Cornwall England, soldier/novelist (Bull-Dog Drummond) |
1888-10-03 |
Claud Allister, London England, actor (Bulldog Drummond) |
1888-10-08 |
Clifford Heatherley, Preston England, actress (For Love or Money) |
1888-11-10 |
Hugh Wakefield, Wanstead England, actress (Blithe Spirit) |
1888-12-08 |
Paul Cavanagh, Chislehurst England, actor (Tarzan & his Mate) |
1888-12-18 |
Gladys Cooper, Lewisham England, actress (My Fair Lady) |
1889-01-31 |
F R Foster, cricketer (330 runs & 45 wickets for England) |
1889-02-05 |
Elias Henry "Patsy" Hendren, cricketer (prolific England bat of 20's) |
1889-02-23 |
Cyril Delevanti, England, actor (Lucius-Jefferson Davis, Black Eye) |
1889-04-08 |
Adrian Boult, Chester England, conductor/composer (BBC Sym Orch) |
1889-04-14 |
Arnold Toynbee, England, historian (Study of History) |
1889-08-10 |
Irene Steer, England, 4 X 100m relay swimmers (Olympic-gold-1912) |
1889-11-07 |
Lord Tennyson III, cricketer (England batsman & captain) |
1889-11-24 |
Albert J Sylvester, England, ballroom dancer (Alex Moor Award-1977) |
1890-02-25 |
Myra Hess, London England, concert pianist |
1890-03-29 |
Harold Spencer Jones, London, English Astronomer and 10th astronomer royal of England whose work led to a more accurate determination of the distance between the Earth and the Sun |
1890-06-16 |
Stan Laurel, [Arthur S Jefferson], England, comedian (Laurel & Hardy) |
1890-06-19 |
Barbara Everest, London England, actress (Fatal Witness, Inquest) |
1890-09-24 |
Alan Herbert, England, journalist/writer (Punch, Helen) |
1890-10-01 |
Stanley Holloway, London England, actor (Higgins-Our Man Higgins) |
1890-10-14 |
Frank Conroy, Derby England, actor (Call of the Wild) |
1890-12-10 |
George Merritt, London England, actor (I Monster, Q Planes) |
1890-12-28 |
Frank Butler, Oxford England, actor/sreenwriter (Road to Bali, China) |
1891-01-01 |
Frank Pettingell, Liverpool England, actor (Gaslight, Goose Steps Out) |
1891-02-09 |
Ronald Colman, England, 1947 Acad Award actor (Tale of 2 Cities) |
1891-02-11 |
J W Hearne, cricket leg-spinner (all-rounder for England in 24 Tests). Died 1965 |
1891-07-14 |
Henry Oscar, London England, actor (Saint in London) |
1891-09-16 |
Isabel Jeans, London England, actress (Easy Virtue, Heavens Above) |
1891-11-20 |
Reginald Denny Richmond England, actor (Rebecca, Cat Ballou, Batman) |
1891-12-17 |
Robertson Hare, London England, actor (Our Girl Friday, Banana Ridge) |
1892-03-09 |
David Garnett, England, novelist/editor (Lady into Fox) |
1892-03-09 |
Vita Sackville-West, England, novelist, poet (The Land) and gardener |
1892-04-24 |
Jack Hulbert, Ely England, actor (Into the Blue, Bulldog Jack) |
1892-05-11 |
Margaret Rutherford, England, actress (Murder Most Foul) |
1892-06-16 |
Lupino Lane, London England, actress (Love Parade) |
1892-06-28 |
Edward H Carr, England, historian (History of Soviet Russia) |
1892-08-22 |
Percy Fender, cricketer (legendary Surrey & England all-rounder) |
1892-10-18 |
Leo G Carroll, Weedon England, actor (Topper, Man From Uncle) |
1892-12-07 |
Nora Nicholson, Leamington England, actress (Blue Lagoon, Crow Hollow) |
1893-02-16 |
Ivor Armstrong Richards, England, literary critic [OS] |
1893-02-19 |
Cedric Hardwicke, Stourbridge England, actor (Peter Pan, Richard III) |
1893-03-18 |
Wilfred Owen, England, anti-war poet (Anthem for Doomed Youth) |
1893-05-21 |
Arthur Carr, cricket captain (England v Australia 1926) |
1893-05-26 |
Eugene Goossens, London England, conductor/composer (Perseus) |
1893-06-13 |
Dorothy Leigh Sayers, England, novelist (9 Taylors) |
1893-06-16 |
William K. Howard, Fire Over England |
1893-07-09 |
George Geary, cricketer (sturdy pace bowler for England 1924-34) |
1893-07-11 |
Jack Durston, cricketer (England fast bowler against Australia 1921) |
1893-10-08 |
Orovida Camille Pissarro, Epping England, British painter and etcher |
1894-01-22 |
Charles Morgan, England, writer (Fountain) |
1894-04-23 |
Basil Sydney, England, actor (Hamlet, Jassy, Simba, Farmer's Wife) |
1894-07-17 |
Mary Clare, London England, actress (Evil Mind, Young & Innocent) |
1894-07-23 |
Arthur Treacher, Brighton England, announcer (Merv Griffin Show) |
1894-11-11 |
Winifred Kingston, England, silent screen actress (David Garrick) |
1894-12-23 |
Arthur Gilligan, cricketer (England captain in 1920's) |
1895-02-23 |
Richard Goolden, London England, actor (School for Husbands) |
1895-04-04 |
Charlie Hallows, cricket batsman (Lancs played for England 1921-28) |
1895-05-30 |
Maurice Tate, cricketer (great England pace bowler of 20's) |
1895-07-18 |
Marie Ney, London England, actress (Brief Ecstasy, Simba, Witchcraft) |
1895-07-24 |
Robert Graves, London England, writer/poet (I Claudius) [or 6/26] |
1895-07-26 |
Jerry Verno, London England, actor (River of Unrest, Sweeney Todd) |
1895-09-26 |
Fay Holden, Birmingham England, actress (Mother-Andy Hardy films) |
1896-01-07 |
Arnold Ridley, Bath England, actor/dramatist (The Ghost Train) |
1896-01-11 |
Eva Le Gallienne, London England, actress/director (Resurrection) |
1896-05-18 |
Walter Fitzgerald, Keyhan Devonport England |
1896-05-19 |
Michael Balcon, Birmingham England, producer/father of Jill Balcon |
1896-06-29 |
Irene Browne, England, actress (All at Sea, Peg O' My Heart) |
1896-08-18 |
Alan Mowbray, London England, actor (Dante, Colonel Flack) |
1896-10-15 |
Melville Cooper, Birmingham England, TV panelist (I Got a Secret) |
1896-10-24 |
Jack Warner, [Waters], London England, actor (Christmas Carol) |
1896-12-31 |
Ronald Adam, Herefordshire England, actor (Phantom Shot) |
1897-05-07 |
Kitty McKane, England, tennis (Oly-gold/2 silver/2 bronze-1920, 24) |
1897-05-10 |
Dalton Parry Conyngham, cricketer (one Test South Africa v England 1923) |
1897-05-18 |
Jack Raine, London England, actor (Quartet) |
1897-06-25 |
Basil Radford, Chester England, actor (Whiskey Galore, Night Train) |
1897-09-03 |
Cecil Parker, Hastings England, actor (Indiscreet, Tale of 2 Cities) |
1897-11-02 |
Dennis King, Coventry England, comedian (Devil's Brother) |
1897-11-16 |
Halliwell Hobbes, Stratford-on-Avon England, actor (Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde) |
1897-12-09 |
Hermione Gingold, London England, actress (Gigi, Music Man) |
1898-01-09 |
Gracie Fields, [Stansfield], England, music hall/vaudeville performer |
1898-02-12 |
Wallace Ford, [Samuel Jones Grundy], Batton England, actor (Deputy) |
1898-06-18 |
Carleton Percy Hobbs, Farnborough England |
1898-07-30 |
Henry Moore, England, sculptor (Vertebrae) |
1898-08-24 |
Malcolm Cowley, Belsano Penn, author (Flowering of New England) |
1898-08-25 |
Arthur Wood, England cricketer (d. 1973) |
1898-10-18 |
George Cuzon, Amersham England, actor (Hooded Terror) |
1898-12-22 |
Lionel Charles Robbins, Middlesex England, economist |
1899-04-04 |
William Brann, cricketer (South African batsman v England 1922-23) |
1899-07-01 |
Charles Laughton, England, actor (Mutiny on Bounty, Spartacus) |
1899-07-30 |
Gerald Moore, England, pianist (Am I Too Loud) |
1899-08-07 |
Ricci Riano, England |
1899-12-04 |
Charles William (Charlie) Spencer Newcastle and England football player (d. 1953) |
1899-12-15 |
Frank Vosper, London England, actor (Man Who Knew Too Much) |
1899-12-16 |
Noel Coward, England, playwright (In Which We Serve-1942 Acad Award) |
1900-01-30 |
Sandy Powell, Rotherham England, costume designer (Rob Roy) |
1900-02-12 |
Fred Emney, London England, actor (Let the People Sing, Lilac Domino) |
1900-03-03 |
Edna Best, Hove England, actress (Key, Calendar, Escape, Intermezzo) |
1900-04-07 |
Tebbs Lloyd Johnson, England, 50K walker (Olympic-bronze-1952) |
1900-05-07 |
Ralph Truman, London England, actor (Web of Evidence) |
1900-07-20 |
Maurice Leyland, prolific cricket left-handed batsman (England) |
1900-08-03 |
Ernie Pyle, England, correspondent during WW II |
1900-08-31 |
Roland Culver, London England, actor (Thunderball, Encore) |
1900-09-07 |
"Janet" Taylor Caldwell, England, novelist (Melissa) |
1900-10-23 |
Douglas Jardine, cricketer (England's Bodyline captain) |
1900-12-03 |
Lester Matthews, Nottingham England, (Sir Dennis-Adv of Fu Manchu) |
1900-12-25 |
W L "Tich" Cornford, cricketer (Sussex keeper played for England 1930) |
1901-01-02 |
Rex O'Malley, London England, actor (Camille, Zara, Midnight) |
1901-01-06 |
Patrick Aherne, England, actor (Bwana Devil, Botany Bay, Q Planes) |
1901-02-15 |
Christmas Humphreys, England, lawyer/writer/Buddhist (Awakening of Zen) |
1901-02-18 |
Reginald Sheffield, London England, actor (Second Chance) |
1901-03-15 |
J Pat O'Malley, England, actor (Touch of Grace, Gunn, Star!) |
1901-05-02 |
Bob Wyatt, cricketer (England batsman 1927-37) |
1901-05-09 |
George Duckworth, cricket wicket-keeper (England late 20's early 30's) |
1901-05-23 |
Edmund Rubbra, Northampton England, composer (Morning Watch) [or 3/23] |
1901-06-03 |
Maurice Evans, Dorchester England, actor (Maurice-Bewitched) |
1901-07-13 |
Eric Portman, Yorkshire England, actor (Naked Edge, Canterbury Tale), (d. 1969) |
1901-08-14 |
James Pitman, Bath England, educator/publisher/phonetic speller |
1901-10-13 |
Edward Chapman, Harrogate England, actor (Promoter, Rembrandt) |
1901-11-05 |
Eddie Paynter, cricketer (England batting hero in Bodyline series) |
1901-11-17 |
Joyce Wethered, Surrey England, golfer (4 time British Amateur champ) |
1901-12-21 |
Robin Irvine, London England, actor (Easy Virtue) |
1901-12-27 |
Irene Handl, London England, actress (Riding High, Morgan) |
1902-01-30 |
Nikolaus Pevsner, Engl, art historian (The Buildings of England) |
1902-03-28 |
Flora Robson, South Shields England, actress (Dominique is Dead) |
1902-03-29 |
William Walton, England, composer (Troilus & Cressida, Wise Virgins) |
1902-04-01 |
L P Jai, cricketer (one Test India v England 1934, scored 19 & 0) |
1902-04-08 |
Arthur Wellard, cricketer (big hitting Somerset & England batsman) |
1902-04-20 |
Donald Wolfit, England, actor (Lawrence of Arabia, Becket, Accursed) |
1902-05-02 |
Brian Aherne, Worcestershire England, actor (Juarez) |
1902-07-24 |
Nora Swinburne, England, actress (Quo Vardis, Dinner at Ritz, River) |
1902-07-31 |
G O "Gubby" Allen, cricketer (in Sydney England non-bodyline quickie) |
1902-08-16 |
Georgette Heyer, England, novelist (Friday's Child) |
1902-09-04 |
Lorna Johnstone, England, equestrian dressage (Olympic-13th-1968) |
1902-09-04 |
Thomas Mitchell, England cricketer (d. 1996) |
1902-12-09 |
Richard A Butler, England, Dutch min of Finance/Foreign affairs |
1903-01-06 |
Francis L Sullivan, London England, actor (Missing Rembrandt) |
1903-01-07 |
Alan Napier, Birmingham England, actor (Alfred-Batman) |
1903-02-27 |
Reginald Gardiner, Wimbledon England, actor (Great Dictator) |
1903-04-15 |
John Williams, England, actor (Niles-Family Affair, Dial M for Murder) |
1903-05-12 |
Wilfrid Hyde-White, England, actor (My Fair Lady, Peyton Place) |
1903-07-01 |
Beatrix Lehmann, England, actress (Candles at Nine, Staircase) |
1903-10-01 |
George Coulouris, Manchester England, actor (Runaway Bus) |
1903-11-27 |
Mona Washbourne, England, actress (Stevie, Billie Liar, Driver's Seat) |
1903-12-19 |
Cyril Dean Darlington, England, biologist (hereditary mechanisms) |
1904-01-13 |
Richard Addinsell, London England, composer (Taming of Shrew) |
1904-01-14 |
Cecil Beaton, England, royal family photographer |
1904-01-18 |
Cary Grant, England, actor (Arsenic & Old Lace, North by Northwest) |
1904-02-20 |
Bramwell Fletcher, Yorkshire England, actor (White Cargo, Mummy) |
1904-03-16 |
Clive Morton, London England, actor (Goodbye Mr Chips, Moonraker) |
1904-04-14 |
John Gielgud, London England, actor (Arthur, Ages of Man) |
1904-04-27 |
Cecil Day-Lewis, England, poet laureate/detective (Nicholas Blake) |
1904-05-06 |
Catherine Lacey, London England, actress (Sorcerors) |
1904-05-19 |
Anthony Bushell, Kent England, actor (Journey's End) |
1904-07-04 |
Angela Baddeley, London England, actress (Ghost Train, Tom Jones) |
1904-07-06 |
Robert Whitney, Newcastle-on-Tyne England, conductor (Sospiro do Roma) |
1904-09-30 |
Frank Lawton, London England, actor (Devil Doll, Invisible Ray) |
1904-10-02 |
[Henry] Graham Greene, England, prolific novelist (Brighton Rock) |
1904-10-13 |
Wilfred Pickles, Halifax England, actor (Billy Liar, Gay Dog) |
1904-10-20 |
Anna Neagle, London England, actress (London Melody, Nurse Edith Cavell) |
1904-11-14 |
Harold Larwood, cricketer (England bodyline bowler) |
1905-01-11 |
John Henry Jacques, Northumberland, England, co-operative retailer |
1905-03-18 |
Robert Donat, England, actor (Goodbye Mr Chips, Citadel) |
1905-05-18 |
Hedley Verity, cricketer (terrific slow lefty for England pre-WW II) |
1905-05-29 |
Sebastian Shaw, Holt England, actor (Return of Jedi, Chimera) |
1905-06-01 |
Robert Newton, England, actor (Henry V, Around the World in 80 Days) |
1905-06-13 |
Kumar Shri Duleepsinhji, cricketer (England 1929-31) |
1905-07-19 |
Boyd Neel, Blackheath, Kent England, conductor (Story of an Orch) |
1905-08-09 |
Leo Genn, London England, actor (Affair in Monte Carlo) |
1905-08-23 |
Leonard Constant Lambert, London England, composer (King Pest) |
1905-08-28 |
Cyril Walters, cricketer (solid England batsman of 30's) |
1905-09-30 |
Ralph Forbes, London England, actor (Romeo & Juliet, Daniel Boone) |
1905-10-15 |
Charles P Snow, England, novelist/scientist (Death Under Sail) |
1905-12-03 |
Leslie Ames, cricketer (England wicket-keeper of 30's Outstanding bat) |
1905-12-21 |
Anthony Powell, England, novelist (Infants of Spring) |
1905-12-31 |
Jule Styne, England, songwriter/composer (1954 Acad Award, 1968 Tony) |
1906-01-12 |
Henny Youngman, England, comedian (Take my wife please...) |
1906-02-26 |
Madeleine Carroll, England, actress (39 Steps, Secret Agent) |
1906-03-03 |
Donald Novis, Hastings England, actor (Monte Carlo) |
1906-03-16 |
Henny Youngman, London England, comedian (Take my wife please) |
1906-03-29 |
E Power Biggs, Westcliff-on-Sea England, organist/composer (CBS) |
1906-04-10 |
Kathleen Major, principal (St Hilda's College, England) |
1906-05-04 |
Esmond Knight, East Sheen England, actor (Hamlet, Sleeping Murder) |
1906-05-29 |
Terence Hanbury White, Bombay India, novelist (England Have My Bones) |
1906-06-03 |
Norman Gallichan, cricketer (all-rounder in 1 Test NZ v England 1937) |
1906-06-03 |
Walter Robins, cricketer (dynamic England leg-spin all-rounder) |
1906-06-22 |
Richard Fanshawe, England, equestion 3 day event (Olympic-bronze-1936) |
1906-06-27 |
Catherine Cookson, England, novelist (Bannaman Legacy) |
1906-08-18 |
Andre Van Gyseghem, England, actor (Search for the Nile) |
1906-08-25 |
Jim Smith, England cricketer (d. 1979) |
1906-08-28 |
John Betjeman, poet laureate of England (Mt Zion) |
1906-09-11 |
Roye England, modeller/museum curator |
1906-09-21 |
Derrick De Marney, London England, actor (Inheritance) |
1906-10-14 |
Benita Hume, London England, actress (Vicky-Halls of Ivy) |
1906-11-13 |
Hermione Baddeley, England, actress (Camp Runamuck, Maude, Good Life) |
1906-12-02 |
John Bentley, England, actor (Hammer the Tuff) |
1906-9-25 |
Jaroslav Jezek, I Served the King of England |
1907-01-19 |
Lillian Harvey, London England, actress (Invitation to the Waltz) |
1907-03-11 |
Jessie Matthews, London England, actress (Gangway, First a Girl) |
1907-04-14 |
Phyllis Konstam, London England, actress (Murder, Skin Game) |
1907-04-19 |
Alan Wheatley, England, actor (Adventure of Robin Hood) |
1907-05-18 |
Clifford Curzon, London England, pianist (MacFarren Gold Medal) |
1907-05-22 |
Laurence Olivier, England, actor (Rebecca, Hamlet, Jazz Singer) |
1907-06-01 |
Frank A Whittle, England inventor (jet engine) |
1907-07-10 |
John Moore, The Heart of England |
1907-09-26 |
Ralph Michael, London England, actor (Quest, Doctor in the House) |
1907-09-29 |
Michael Shepley, Plymouth England, actor (Dick & the Duchess) |
1907-10-01 |
Barbara Morrison, Weston-Super-Mare England, actress (Project Moonbase) |
1907-12-10 |
Rumer Godden, England, author (Thursday's Children) |
1907-12-14 |
Guy Middleton, Hove England, actor (Gentlemen Marrie Brunettes) |
1907-12-18 |
Christopher Fry, Bristol England, playwright (Ring Around the Moon) |
1907-12-22 |
Peggy Ashcroft, Croydon England, actress (Dear Brutus, Happy Days) |
1908-01-08 |
William Hartnell, London England, actor (Agitator, Jackpot) |
1908-01-20 |
Ian Peebles, cricketer (Scottish leg-spinner, England 1927-31) |
1908-01-25 |
W H V "Hopper" Levett, cricket keeper (England in 1 Test in Calcutta) |
1908-02-22 |
John Mills, England, actor (Big Sleep, King Rat, War & Peace) |
1908-02-29 |
Alf Gover, cricketer (bowled in 4 Tests for England/famous coach) |
1908-03-05 |
Sir Rex Harrison, Huyton England, actor (My Fair Lady, Dr Doolittle) |
1908-03-20 |
Michael Redgrave, Bristol England, actor (Browning Version, Lady Vanishes) |
1908-03-25 |
David Lean, Croydon England, director (Dr Zhivago, Ryan's Daughter) |
1908-04-16 |
Reg Groves, Architects of England |
1908-05-26 |
Robert Morley, England, actor (High Road to China, African Queen) |
1908-05-28 |
Ian Lancaster Fleming, London, England, author (James Bond) |
1908-08-21 |
David Farrar, Forest Gate England, actor (Beat Girl, I Accuse) |
1908-08-23 |
Ben Barnett, Australian cricket wicket-keeper (1938 England tour) |
1908-10-07 |
Richard Caldicot, London England, actor (Horse's Mouth) |
1908-11-02 |
Reginald Beckwith, York England, actor (Genevieve, Doctor in Love) |
1908-11-20 |
Alistair Cooke, Manchester England, TV host (Masterpiece Theatre) |
1908-12-14 |
Laurence Naismith, Surrey England, actor (Judge Fulton-Persuaders) |
1908-12-18 |
Celia Johnson, England, actress (Happy Breed, Brief encounter) |
1909-01-24 |
Ann Todd, Hartford England, actress (Paradine Case, 7th Veil) |
1909-01-30 |
Richard Hearne, Norwich England, actor (Capt Horatio Hornblower) |
1909-02-09 |
Heather Angel, Oxford England, actress (Informer, Last of Mohicans) |
1909-02-25 |
Geoffrey Dummer, electronics engineer, first to build integrated circuit / microchip, Hull England (d.2002) |
1909-02-28 |
Stephen Harold Spender, England, poet/critic (Vienna, Edge of Darkness) |
1909-03-01 |
Terence De Marney, England, actor (Case Thomas-Johnny Ringo) |
1909-04-05 |
Gerald Bond, cricketer (one Test South Africa v England 1938, 0 & 0-16) |
1909-05-15 |
James Mason, England, actor (Lolita, Bloodline, Boys From Brazil) |
1909-06-06 |
M J Gopalan, cricketer (1 Test India v England 1933-34) |
1909-07-17 |
Hardy Amies, London England, royal dressmaker (Queen Elizabeth II) |
1909-07-30 |
Cyril Northcote Parkinson, England, historian (Pursuit of Progress) |
1909-08-08 |
Bill Voce, cricketer (England left-arm bodyline bowler) |
1909-08-20 |
Andre Morell, London England, actor (Hound of the Baskervilles) |
1909-08-23 |
Syd Buller, England First Class Cricketer and English test umpire (d. 1970) |
1909-08-25 |
Michael Rennie, England, actor (Robe, Klatuu-Day the Earth Stood Still) |
1909-09-11 |
Anne Seymour, England, actress (Gemini Affair, Empire, Tim Conway Show) |
1909-11-09 |
Robert Douglas, [Finlayson], Bletchley England, actor (Adv of Don Juan) |
1909-12-18 |
Mona Barrie, [Smith], London England, actress (Dawn on Great Divide) |
1909-12-23 |
Maurice Denham, Beckenham England, actor (Mr Love, Damn the Defiant) |
1910-02-10 |
Paul Whitelaw, cricketer (NZ opening batsman v England 1933) |
1910-02-22 |
Nicholas Monsarrat, Liverpool England, novelist |
1910-03-16 |
Iftikhar Ali Khan, cricketer (Nawab of Pataudi, England & India) |
1910-03-22 |
Nicholas Monsarret, England, writer (Cruel Sea) |
1910-06-15 |
David Rose, London England, orchestra leader (Red Skelton Show, Stripper) |
1910-06-22 |
Peter Pears, Farnham England, tenor (Death in Venice) |
1910-08-11 |
Denis Moloney, NZ cricket all-rounder (1937 England tour) |
1910-10-22 |
Tamara Desni, Fire Over England |
1910-10-29 |
Alfred J Ayer, England, Neopositivist philosopher/logician |
1910-12-13 |
Charles Alfred Coulson, Dudley England, British Chemist (theoretical) |
1910-12-22 |
Richard Ainley, Middlesex England, actor (I Dood It, Above Suspicion) |
1910-12-24 |
Betty Ann Davies, London England, actress (Tough Guy) |
1911-04-05 |
Goddard Lieberson, Hanley Staffordshire England, recording exec |
1911-04-12 |
Geoff Chubb, cricketer (S Afr pace bowler v England 1951-52 aged 40) |
1911-05-23 |
Betty Nuthall, Surbiton England, tennis player (1930 U.S. Open champion) |
1911-07-03 |
Joe Hardstaff Jr, cricketer (son of Joseph, 23 Tests for England) |
1911-07-07 |
Peggy Gick, The Day They Robbed the Bank of England |
1911-07-08 |
Ken Farnes, cricket bowler (fast England in pre-WW II years) |
1911-07-10 |
Terry-Thomas, England, actor (It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World) |
1911-08-06 |
Norman Gordon, S Afri cricket pace bowler (against England 1938-39) |
1911-08-20 |
Ronald Udell, England, production designer (Pinewood Studios) |
1911-09-19 |
William Golding, Cornwall England, novelist (Lord of the Flies-Nobel 1983), (d. 1993) |
1911-10-03 |
Michael Hordern, Hertfordshire England, actor (Friar Domingo-Shogun) |
1911-11-10 |
Harry Andrews, Kent England, actor (Equus, Man of La Mancha) |
1912-01-03 |
Robert Flemyng, Liverpool England, actor (Windom's Way, Young Winston) |
1912-01-24 |
Ken Weekes, cricketer (WI batsman v England 1939, 137 at The Oval) |
1912-02-12 |
Ernest Clark, London England, actor (Doctor in the House) |
1912-02-25 |
Richard Wattis, England, actor (Hobson's Choice, Prince & Showgirl) |
1912-04-05 |
John Le Mesurier, Bedford England, actor (Jabberwocky, Dad's Army) |
1912-04-22 |
Kathleen Mary Ferrier, England, contralto (Orfeo Ed Evridice) |
1912-05-23 |
David Barran, CEO (Midland Bank, England) |
1912-06-05 |
Eric Hollies, cricketer (England leggie, bowled Bradman) |
1912-06-16 |
Enoch Powell, England, MP (C)/racist/Greek professor |
1912-06-23 |
Maurice Dallimore, England, actor (Collector, Lad: A Dog) |
1912-07-23 |
Michael Wilding, England, actor (Courtney Affair, World of Suzie Wong) |
1912-08-15 |
Wendy Hiller, England, actress (Major Barbara, David Copperfield) |
1912-09-06 |
Stephen Murray, Partney England, actor (Alice in Wonderland) |
1912-10-14 |
Jack Crapp, cricketer (England batsman 1948-49) |
1912-10-14 |
Jack Young, cricketer (Middlesex & England slow left-armer post-WW2) |
1912-10-27 |
Howard Clewes, The Day They Robbed the Bank of England |
1913-01-07 |
Francis De Wolff, England, actor (From Russia With Love) |
1913-01-30 |
Dicky Fuller, cricketer (one Test WI v England 1935, 1, 0-12) |
1913-03-12 |
Harold Butler, cricketer (England pace bowler late 40's) |
1913-03-19 |
William Chatterton, cricketer (48 in only Test for England 1892) |
1913-04-21 |
Norman Parkinson, England, fashion photographer, Harper's Bazaar) |
1913-05-02 |
Nigel Patrick, London England, actor/director (Sapphire, Prize of Gold) |
1913-05-24 |
Audrey Brown, England, 4 X 100m runner (Olympic-silver-1936) |
1913-05-26 |
Peter Cushing, England, actor (Dracula, Star Wars, Dr Who) |
1913-05-27 |
Arthur Mervyn Stockwood, bishop (Southwark England) |
1913-08-11 |
Angus Wilson, England, writer (Mulberry Bush-1955) |
1913-08-31 |
Sir Bernard Lovell, Bristol England, radio astronomer, founded Jodrell Bank Observatory, (d. 2012) |
1913-09-07 |
Anthony Quayle, England, actor (Anne of 1000 Days, Lawrence of Arabia) |
1913-11-22 |
Benjamin Britten, Lowestoft Suffolk England, composer (Beggar's Opera) |
1914-01-09 |
Derek Allhusen, England, equestrian (Olympic-gold-1968) |
1914-02-04 |
Ida Lupino, London England, actress (Adventures of Sherlock Holmes) |
1914-04-02 |
Alec Guinness, London England, British actor (Bridge on River Kwai) |
1914-04-03 |
Katherine Stammers Menzies, England, doubles tennis player (Wimb 1935) |
1914-04-08 |
John Cameron, cricketer (brother of Jimmy WI v-capt 1939 England tour) |
1914-04-23 |
Andrew Martin, Lord-Lt (Lechestershire England) |
1914-05-02 |
Dennis Dyer, cricketer (opened batting for South Africa v England 1947) |
1914-06-16 |
Stewart Cathie "Billy" Griffith, cricketer (140 for England, 1948) |
1914-08-21 |
Doug Wright, cricketer (England's leg-spinning genius of 30's & 40's) |
1914-09-05 |
Stuart Freeborn, London, England, motion picture make-up artist (Star Wars: Yoda, Jabba the Hut), (d. 2013) |
1914-09-20 |
Kenneth More, England, actor (39 Steps, Doctor in the House) |
1914-10-01 |
Michael Goodliffe, Cheshire England, actor (5th Day of Peace) |
1914-10-19 |
Harold Gimblett, cricketer (legendary Somerset & England batsman) |
1914-12-06 |
Cyril Washbrook, cricketer (stalwart Lancs & England opener) |
1914-12-07 |
Winston Place, cricketer (England opener in West Indies 1948) |
1915-01-06 |
Alan Watts, Kent England, writer (Book on the Taboo) |
1915-01-30 |
John D Profumo, England, politician (C) |
1915-02-20 |
Philip Friend, Horsham England, actor (Vulture, Fur Collar) |
1915-02-21 |
Godfrey Brown, England, 4 X 400m runner (Olympic-gold-1936) |
1915-02-28 |
Peter Medawar, England, zoologist, immunologist (Nobel 1953) |
1915-06-23 |
Dennis Price, Twyford England, actor (Adventurers, Millionairess) |
1915-08-26 |
Humphrey Searle, England, writer (20th Century counterpoint) |
1915-09-22 |
Arthur Lowe, Hayfield England, actor (Captain Mainwaring-Dad's Army) |
1915-10-29 |
Dennis Brookes, cricketer (one Test England v WI 1948, scored 10 & 7) |
1915-11-01 |
Michael Denison, York England, actor (Importance of Being Ernest) |
1916-01-18 |
Alec Coxon, cricketer (England pace bowler in one Test, 2-90 & 1-82) |
1916-02-17 |
Alexander Obolensky, Russian prince and famed Rugby Union footballer who played for England.(d. 1940) |
1916-03-26 |
Bill Edrich, cricketer (Middlesex & England bat, Compton's mate) |
1916-06-23 |
Len Hutton, cricketer (England opener, 364 v Australia The Oval 1938) |
1916-07-31 |
Sydney Tafler, London England, actor (Too Many Crooks) |
1916-08-18 |
Moura Lympany, Saltash England, pianist (OBE-1979) |
1916-08-22 |
John Slater, London England, actor (Deadlock, Cartel, Devil's Pass) |
1916-09-14 |
Eric Bentley, England, critic/writer (In Search of Theater) |
1916-09-29 |
Trevor Howard, England, actor (Mutiny on Bounty, Ryan's Daughter) |
1916-11-05 |
Len Wilkinson, cricketer (England leg-spinner just before WW II) |
1916-11-30 |
Michael Gwynn, Bath England, actor (Village of Damned, Question 7) |
1916-12-02 |
John Bentley, Warwickshire England, actor (Chair) |
1916-12-15 |
Maurice Wilkins, England, physicist, worked with DNA (Nobel 1962) |
1917-02-07 |
Dick Emery, London England, actor (Yellow Submarine, Loot, Baby Love) |
1917-02-22 |
Jack Robertson, cricketer (superb England batsman only played 11 Tests) |
1917-03-06 |
Roy Scott, cricketer (one Test NZ v England 1947, 18, 1-74) |
1917-03-13 |
Tessie O'Shea, England, actress (Entertainers) |
1917-03-26 |
Jean Graham Hall, circuit court judge (England) |
1917-07-08 |
Pamela Brown, London England, actress (Cleopatra, Beckett) |
1917-07-26 |
Richard Desborough Burnell, England, double sculls (Olympic-gold-1948) |
1917-09-28 |
Michael [George] Somes, England, dancer (Royal Ballet) |
1917-10-20 |
Ken Cranston, cricketer (England all-rounder captained once in 1948) |
1917-11-02 |
Durward Knowles, England, yachtsman (Olympic-gold-1968-Bahamas) |
1917-12-16 |
Sir Arthur C. Clarke, Minehead England, science fiction author (2001, 2010, Childhood's End) |
1917-12-22 |
Andrew Fielding Huxley, London England, physiologist (Nobel 1963), (d. 2012) |
1918-01-07 |
Colin Snedden, cricketer (Test NZ v England 1947, 0-46, did not bat) |
1918-01-27 |
Skitch Henderson, Birmingham England, orchestra leader (Tonight Show) |
1918-02-04 |
Norman Wisdom, London England, comedian (Kraft Music Hall) |
1918-02-10 |
Gordon Pirie, England, Group Captain |
1918-02-28 |
Alfred Burke, London England, actor (Backfire) |
1918-04-07 |
Ronald Howard, Norwood England, actor (Naked Edge, Africa-Texas Style) |
1918-05-06 |
Sydney Chatton, England |
1918-05-14 |
Arthur McIntyre, cricket wicket-keeper (England 3 times early 50's) |
1918-05-23 |
Denis Compton, cricketer (England batsman 1938-56 & Arsenal forward) |
1918-07-04 |
Alec Bedser, cricketer (mighty post-war England medium-pacer) |
1918-07-04 |
Eric Bedser, cricketer (bro of Alec, Surrey bowler but not England) |
1918-07-18 |
Pamela Brown, England, actress (Alice in Wonderland, Dracula) |
1918-08-13 |
Frederick Sanger, England, biochemist (Nobel 1958, 1980) |
1918-08-25 |
Richard Greene, Plymouth England, composer/actor (Adv of Robin Hood) |
1918-11-06 |
Ronnie Brody, England, actor (Superman 3, What's Up Nurse, Ritz) |
1919-03-15 |
John Gregson, Liverpool England, actor (Gideon CID, Shirley's World) |
1919-04-04 |
Antony Tudor, England, choreographer (Metropolitan Opera 1957) |
1919-05-18 |
Margot Fonteyn, Surrey England, prima ballerina (Giselle) |
1919-06-20 |
Bruce Gordon, London England, actor (Frank Nitti-Untouchables) |
1919-07-19 |
Patricia Medina, Liverpool England, actress (High-Low), (d. 2012) |
1919-10-05 |
Donald Pleasence, Worksop England, actor (Fantastic Voyage, Halloween) |
1919-10-05 |
Robin Bailey, Hucknall England, actor (See No Evil, Screamtime) |
1919-11-19 |
Alan Young, England, actor (Time Machine, Wilbur Post-Mr Ed) |
1919-12-30 |
Dick Spooner, England, cricket wicketkeeper (Godfrey Evans' shadow) |
1920-02-19 |
George Rose, Bicester England, actor (Beacon Hill, Holocaust) |
1920-02-27 |
Reg Simpson, cricketer (prolific England opener 1948-55), (d. 2013) |
1920-03-06 |
Lewis Gilbert, London England, director/actor (You Only Live Twice) |
1920-03-07 |
Willie Watson, cricketer (England batsman & soccer international) |
1920-03-11 |
D J Enright, England, poet/novelist (Some Men are Brothers) |
1920-03-16 |
John Addison, Surrey England, composer (Tom Jones-Acad Award) |
1920-03-18 |
Eric Halsall, In Search of a Champion - Heat 1: England West |
1920-04-05 |
Arthur Hailey, Luton England, novelist (Hotel, Airport) |
1920-05-06 |
John Henderson, Lord-Lieutenant (Berkshire England) |
1920-06-12 |
Peter Jones, England, actor (From a Bird's Eye View) |
1920-06-18 |
Ian Carmichael, Hull England, actor (Lucky Jim, I'm Alright Jack) |
1920-08-29 |
Susan Damante Shaw, London England, actress (Wilderness Family) |
1920-09-09 |
Michael Aldridge, Glastonbury England, actor (Murder in Cathedral) |
1920-11-28 |
Cecilia Colledge, England, figure skater (Olympic-silver-1936) |
1920-12-30 |
Michael Allinson, London England (George Washington) |
1921-02-05 |
John M Pritchard, London England, conductor |
1921-03-13 |
Cyril Poole, cricketer (England batsman against India 1951-52) |
1921-03-28 |
Dirk Bogarde (born Derek van den Bogaerde) London England, actor (Death in Venice, Servant) |
1921-04-05 |
Les Jackson, cricket bowler (England twice, 1949 & 1961) |
1921-04-08 |
Alfie Bass, London England, actor (Moonraker, Are You Being Served) |
1921-04-19 |
Glyn England, CEO (CEGB, Windcluster Ltd) |
1921-05-17 |
Dennis Brain, London England, french-hornist (Serenade) |
1921-05-29 |
George Terry, chief constable (Sussex England) |
1921-06-05 |
Lancelot Pierre, cricketer (1 Test WI v England 1948, 0-28) |
1921-06-16 |
Lord Perry of Walton, SDP/vice chancellor (Open University England) |
1921-06-21 |
Jean Kent, London England, actress (Adv of Sir Francis Drake), (d. 2013) |
1921-08-23 |
Sam Cook, cricketer (England slow left-armer in only Test) |
1921-09-24 |
Leonard Lopes-Salzedo, London England, British composer |
1921-10-02 |
Robert Runcie, [Kennedy], Liverpool England, Archbishop of Canterbury |
1921-10-21 |
Malcolm Arnold, Northampton England, composer (Bridge over River Kwai) |
1921-12-08 |
Terence Morgan, London England, actor (Adv of Sir Francis Drake) |
1922-01-03 |
Bill Travers, Newcastle-on-Tyne England, actor (Born Free, Gorgo) |
1922-01-11 |
Kathleen Byron, London England, actress (Abdication, Profile, 4 Days) |
1922-01-19 |
Ken Hughes, Liverpool England, director (Casino Royale) |
1922-01-21 |
Paul Scofield, Hurst England, actor (Man for All Seasons, Train) |
1922-01-26 |
Michael Bentine, England, author/comedian (Reluctant Jester) |
1922-02-06 |
Patrick MacNee, London England, actor (Jonathan Steed-Avengers) |
1922-02-07 |
Hattie Jacques, Kent England, actress (Carry on films) (d. 1980) |
1922-02-09 |
James C "Jim" Laker, Bradford England, cricket off spinner |
1922-02-26 |
Margaret Leighton, Birmingham England, actress (Astonished Heart) |
1922-04-21 |
Allan Watkins, cricketer, England batsman late 40s early 50s) |
1922-06-21 |
Jim McConnon, cricketer (England off-spinner against Pakistan 1954) |
1922-08-09 |
Philip Larkin, Coventry England, writer (North Ship, Jill) |
1922-08-17 |
Roy Tattersall, cricketer (brilliant England off-spinner early 50's) |
1923-01-08 |
Johnny Wardle, cricketer (Yorkshire & England left-arm bowler of 50's) |
1923-03-04 |
Patrick Moore, England, astronomer/writer (A-Z of Astronomy), (d. 2012) |
1923-04-30 |
Alan Wharton, cricketer (England batsman once v NZ 1949, scored 7 & 13) |
1923-06-03 |
Michael Jaffe, director (Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge England) |
1923-06-14 |
Donald Smith, cricketer (uneventful England opening batsman 1957) |
1923-08-06 |
Jack Parnell, London England, orchestra leader (Englebert Humperdick Show) |
1923-08-10 |
Fred Ridgway, England cricket pace bowler (1951-52 Indian tour) |
1923-09-07 |
Peter Lawford, London England, actor (Mrs Miniver, Thin Man) |
1923-09-11 |
Alan Badel, Manchester England, actor (Shogun) |
1923-10-09 |
Donald Sinden, England, actor (Doctor at Large, Mogambo, Simba) |
1923-11-15 |
Peter Hammond, London England, actor (Buccaneers) |
1923-12-03 |
Trevor Bailey, England, cricket all-rounder (batted & ran) |
1924-01-08 |
Ron Moody, London England, actor (12 Chairs, Wrong is Right) |
1924-01-21 |
Benny Hill, Southampton England, comedian (Benny Hill Show) |
1924-02-07 |
Dora Bryan, [Broadhurst], Southport England, actress (Taste of Honey) |
1924-03-28 |
Freddie Bartholomew, England, actor (Anna Karenina, David Copperfield) |
1924-04-15 |
Neville Marriner, Lincoln England, conductor (Minn Orch 1978) |
1924-05-15 |
Don Kenyon, cricketer (England batsman in 8 Tests 1951-55) |
1924-06-08 |
Ian Colquhoun, cricket wicket keeper (NZ vs England 1954-55) |
1924-06-09 |
Tony Britton, Birmingham England, actor (Day of Jackal, Girl in my Soup) |
1924-06-27 |
Bob Appleyard, cricketer (superb England off-spinner, brief career) |
1924-08-12 |
Derek Shackleton, England cricket pace bowler (50's) |
1924-09-24 |
Sheila MacRae, London England, actress (Jackie Gleason Show), (d. 2014) |
1924-10-10 |
James Clavell, England, author (Tai Pan, Shogun) [or 1920, 22, 26) |
1924-12-19 |
Edmund Purdom, England, actor (Asissi Underground, Pieces) |
1925-02-16 |
John Schlesinger, London England, director (Midnight Cowboy, Darling) |
1925-03-03 |
Richard Vernon, England, actor (Servant, Gandhi, Hard Days Night) |
1925-03-14 |
John Barrington Wain, England, novelist/poet (Hurry on Down) |
1925-04-12 |
Johnny Jordan, England, cameraman (You Only Live Twice) [or Feb 7] |
1925-04-17 |
John Yates, bishop (Lambeth England) |
1925-04-22 |
George Cole, London England, actor (Minder, Vampire Lovers) |
1925-05-12 |
Tony Hancock, Birmingham England, actor (Rebel, Wrong Box) |
1925-05-26 |
Alec McCowen, Tunbridge Wells England, actor (Never Say Never Again) |
1925-07-07 |
Yvonne Mitchell, London England, writer (Johnny Nobody, Genghis Khan) |
1925-07-18 |
George Doggart, cricketer (2 Tests for England 1950)/MCC pres |
1925-09-02 |
Ronnie Stevens, London England, actor (Rodney-Dick & Duchess) |
1925-09-08 |
Peter Sellers, England, actor and goon (Kato, Bobo, Pink Panther), (d. 1980) |
1925-10-12 |
Bill Parkhouse, cricketer (England batsman in 7 Tests 1950-59) |
1925-10-13 |
Margaret Thatcher, Grantham England, (Tory) British PM (1979-90) |
1925-10-16 |
Angela Lansbury, London England, actress (Jessica-Murder She Wrote) |
1925-10-19 |
Bernard Hepton, Bradford England, actor (6 Wives of Henry VIII) |
1925-11-27 |
Ernie Wise, England, comedian (Morecambe & Wise) |
1926-01-29 |
Bob Berry, cricketer (England slow lefty 1950) |
1926-03-11 |
Patricia Tindaole, England, architect |
1926-03-31 |
John Fowles, England, novelist (Collector, French Leiutenent's Woman) |
1926-04-09 |
Graham Hills, principal (Strathclyde University, England) |
1926-04-18 |
Doug Insole, cricketer (England batsman of the 50's, nine Tests) |
1926-05-09 |
Alistair MacFarlane, principal (Heriot-Watt University England) |
1926-07-09 |
Mathilde Krim, Elizabeth Taylor: England's Other Elizabeth |
1926-07-11 |
Patrick Wymark, Cleethorpes England, actor (Skull, Tomb of Ligeia) |
1926-07-18 |
Jane Hylton, London England, actress (Adv of Sir Lancelot, Daybreak) |
1926-07-21 |
Bill Pertwee, Amersham, England, actor (Dad's Army), (d. 2013) |
1926-08-06 |
Frank Finlay, Farnworth Lancashire England, actor (Robbery, Lifeforce) |
1926-09-17 |
Donald Acheson, England's chief medical officer |
1926-10-11 |
John Dewes, cricketer (England opener late 40's early 50's) |
1926-10-21 |
Leonard Rossiter, Liverpool England, actor (Britannia Hospital) |
1926-12-28 |
Donald Carr, cricketer (England player in 50's, later MCC honcho) |
1927-03-26 |
Jonathan Tod, Vice-Admiral (England) |
1927-04-29 |
Dorothy Manley, England, 100m sprint (Olympic-silver-1948) |
1927-05-06 |
Michael Frederick, cricketer (one Test WI v England 1954, scored 0 & 30) |
1927-05-21 |
Kay Kendall, Yorkshire England, actress (Genevieve, Les Girls) |
1927-06-08 |
David Hobman, director (Age Concern England) |
1927-06-16 |
Robert Matthews, master (Clare College Cambridge England) |
1927-06-27 |
Peter Bayliss, Thames England, actor (From Russia With Love) |
1927-07-03 |
Ken Russell, England, director (Tommy, Altered States, Gothic) |
1927-07-10 |
Don Revie, English soccer manager (Leeds and England) |
1927-07-16 |
John Warr, England, cricket bowler (avg 281)/president (MCC) |
1927-08-09 |
Robert Shaw, England, actor (Deep, Jaws, Sting, Black Sunday) |
1927-08-11 |
Raymond Leppard, London England, conductor (St Louis Symphony Orch) |
1927-08-15 |
Eddie Leadbeater, cricketer (England leg-spinner with an avg of 109) |
1927-09-25 |
Sir Colin Davis, Weybridge England, conductor (NY Met 1967-71) |
1927-10-14 |
Roger Moore, London England, actor (Alaskans, Maverick, Saint) |
1927-10-16 |
Lee Montague, London England, actor (Uncle Sasha-Holocaust) |
1927-10-28 |
Cleo Laine, Middlesex England, actress/singer (Flesh to a Tiger) |
1927-12-26 |
Denis Quilley, London England, actor (Masada) |
1928-02-16 |
Desmond Cory, England Made Me |
1928-02-22 |
Bruce Forsyth, London England, comedian/TV host (Generation Game) |
1928-02-29 |
Joss Ackland, London England, actor (Queenie, To Kill a Priest) |
1928-03-10 |
Arthur Milton, cricketer (England opening batsman late 50's) |
1928-03-11 |
Peter Roger Hunt, London England, director (Dr No) |
1928-04-05 |
Michael Bryant, London England, actor (Sakharov, Girly) |
1928-04-08 |
Eric Porter, London England, actor (Antony & Cleopatra, 39 Steps) |
1928-05-19 |
Anthony C B Chapman, England, sports car builder/autoracer (Formula 1) |
1928-05-23 |
Nigel Davenport, Cambridge England, actor (Without a Clue, Masada), (d. 2013) |
1928-06-01 |
Bob Monkhouse, Kent England, comedian (Bonkers) |
1928-06-05 |
Tony Richardson, England, director (Delicate Balance, Hotel NH) |
1928-07-03 |
John Wills, lord-lt of Avon England |
1928-07-17 |
Sue England, Funny Face |
1928-08-02 |
Malcolm Hilton, Former England cricketer (d. 1990) |
1928-08-15 |
Nicolas Roeg, London England, cinematographer/director (Aria, Eureka) |
1928-08-21 |
Gillian Sheen, England, foils (Olympic-gold-1956) |
1928-08-29 |
Charles Gray, Bournemouth England, actor (Clay-Rawhide) |
1928-09-15 |
Rod Robbie, Poole, England, Canadian architect and planner (Roger's Centre/ Sky Dome, Toronto), (d. 2012) |
1928-09-17 |
Roddy McDowall, London England, actor (Planet of Apes, Lord Love a Duck) |
1928-10-24 |
Ken Hough, cricketer (NZ pace bowler in two Tests v England 1959) |
1928-11-11 |
Trevor Meale, cricketer (batted in 2 Tests NZ v England 1958) |
1928-11-22 |
Pat Smythe, England, equestrian jumper (Olympic-bronze-1956) |
1928-12-29 |
Bernard Cribbins, Oldham England, actor (Val Doonican Show) |
1929-01-23 |
Ian Thomson, cricketer (England seam bowler v South Africa 1964-65) |
1929-01-31 |
Jean Simmons, London, England, actress (Thorn Birds, Guys & Dolls) |
1929-03-06 |
David Sheppard, bishop (Liverpool)/cricketer (England batsman) |
1929-03-23 |
Roger Bannister, England, 1st to run a 4 minute mile (May 6, 1954) |
1929-03-25 |
Kenneth Haigh, Yorkshire England, actor (Search for the Nile) |
1929-03-28 |
Paul England, Australian racing driver |
1929-04-22 |
Michael Atiyah, educator (Trinity College - Cambridge England) |
1929-05-15 |
Jack Flavell, cricketer (England pace bowler in 4 Tests 1961-64) |
1929-05-21 |
Paul Winslow, cricketer (big-hitter for South Africa, 108 v England 1955) |
1929-06-07 |
John Turner, Richmond England, (L) 17th Canadian PM (1984) |
1929-06-23 |
Dave King, Twickenham England, comedian (Kraft Music Hall) |
1929-07-05 |
Tony Lock, cricketer (highly successful England slow lefty bowler) |
1929-07-22 |
Vivien Merchant, Manchester England, actress (Under Milk Wood) |
1929-08-29 |
Thom Gunn, Kent England, poet (The Wound) |
1929-09-17 |
Stirling Moss, London England, race car driver |
1929-10-25 |
Peter Loader, cricketer (England quick in 13 Tests 1954-59, later WA) |
1929-10-28 |
Joan Plowright, Brigg England, actress (Brimstone & Treacle) |
1929-10-28 |
Narotam Puna, cricketer (Bombay NZ off-spinner v England 1966) |
1929-12-12 |
John Osborne, England, playwright (Look Back in Anger, Luther-TONY 1964) |
1929-12-15 |
Keith Andrew, cricketer (England wicket-keeper in 2 Tests 1954-63) |
1930-04-20 |
Alan Oakman, cricketer (England batsman against Australia 1956) |
1930-06-01 |
Edward Woodward, Croydon England, actor (Breaker Morant, Wickerman) |
1930-06-06 |
Frank Tyson, cricketer ("Typhoon" England pace destroyer mid-50's) |
1930-06-16 |
Brian Statham, cricketer (masterful England quick for two decades) |
1930-07-15 |
Charles Kelly, chief constable (Staffordshire England) |
1930-07-20 |
Sally Ann Howes, London England, actress (Dead of Night) |
1930-08-28 |
Windsor Davies, Carry on England |
1930-09-08 |
Jeanette Altwegg, England, figure skater (Olympic-gold-1952) |
1930-09-19 |
Rosemary Harris, Ashby Suffolk England, actress (Holocaust) |
1930-10-10 |
Harold Pinter, London England, playwright (Homecoming, Servant) |
1930-10-26 |
John Arden, England, novelist/playwright (Left Handed Liberty), (d. 2012) |
1930-11-04 |
Kate Reid, London England, actress (Heaven Help US) |
1930-11-04 |
Dick MacPherson, New England Patriots vs. New York Jets |
1930-11-14 |
Alan Moss, cricket pace bowler (England during 50's) |
1930-11-24 |
Ken Barrington, cricketer (tough England batsman) |
1930-12-22 |
Peter Hall, Suffolk England, director (Royal Shakespeare Company) |
1930-12-26 |
Donald Moffat, Plymouth England, actor (Kent-Logan's Run) |
1930-12-27 |
Wilfrid Sheed, England, writer (Boys of Winter, Hack) |
1931-02-06 |
Fred Trueman, English cricketer ("Fiery Fred",307 wickets for England) |
1931-02-24 |
Brian Close, cricketer (played for England between 1949 & 1976) |
1931-03-03 |
Robert Vas, Refuge England |
1931-03-17 |
Eunice Gayson, London England, actress (Dr No, From Russia With Love) |
1931-07-04 |
Peter Richardson, cricketer (England batsman mid-50's) |
1931-07-06 |
Donal Donnelly, Bradford Yorkshire England, actor (Dead) |
1931-07-14 |
Robert Stephens, Bristol England, actor (Uncle Kurt-Holocaust) |
1931-08-01 |
Monty Losowsky, prof of medicine (St James University England) |
1931-08-28 |
John Shirley-Quirk, Liverpool England, baritone (Death in Venice) |
1931-09-12 |
Ian Holm, Ilford Essex England, actor (Himmler-Holocaust) |
1931-09-24 |
Anthony Newley, England, actor (Dr Doolitte, Garbage Pail Kids)/composer |
1931-10-04 |
Basil D'Oliveira, cricketer (England all-rounder of late 60's) |
1931-10-21 |
Jim Parks, cricketer (England batsman-keeper in 46 Tests 1954-68) |
1931-10-23 |
Diana Dors, [Fluck], Swindon England, actress (Berserk!, Steaming) |
1932-02-03 |
J P "Pom-Pom" Felloes-Smith, cricketer (S Afr batsman v England 1960) |
1932-03-11 |
Valerie French, London England, actress (Jubal) |
1932-03-16 |
Barry England, Figures in a Landscape |
1932-04-18 |
Dominic Milroy, OSB/headmaster (Ampleforth College England) |
1932-04-25 |
William Roache, England, actor (Ken Barlow-Coronation Street) |
1932-05-15 |
John Glen, Thames England, actor (Spy Who Loves Me, Backfire) |
1932-05-23 |
John Lyons, Cambridge England, Master (Trinity Hall) |
1932-05-24 |
James Anderton, Chief constable (Manchester England) |
1932-06-03 |
Vincent Tilsley, The State of England |
1932-06-06 |
Billie Whitelaw, Coventry England, actress (Omen, Adding Machine) |
1932-06-08 |
Ray Illingworth, cricketer (England off-spin all-rounder & captain) |
1932-06-08 |
Raymond Illingworth, CEO )England committee, TCCB) |
1932-09-16 |
Mickey Stewart, manager (England Cricket Team) |
1932-10-02 |
Hal England, Hang 'Em High |
1932-11-15 |
Petula Clark, Surrey England, rock vocalist (Downtown, My Love) |
1932-11-20 |
Richard Dawson, Hampshire England, actor (Hogan's Heroes, Family Feud), (d. 2012) |
1932-11-24 |
Fred Titmus, cricketer (long-running England off-spinner) |
1932-12-24 |
Colin Cowdrey, cricketer (in India England batsman, 1st to 100 Tests) |
1933-01-01 |
Joe Orton, England, actor/dramatist (Prick Up Your Ears) (d. 1967) |
1933-01-10 |
Len Coldwell, cricket bowler (England medium-fast in 7 Tests 1962-64) |
1933-02-22 |
Katharine Lucy Mary Worsley, England, Duchess of Kent |
1933-03-22 |
Chris Duckworth, cricketer (South African batsman v England 1956-57) |
1933-03-31 |
Bob Simmons, Fulham England, stuntman (double for James Bond) |
1933-04-19 |
Harold "Dickie" Bird, cricketer (noted England Test umpire) |
1933-04-19 |
Dickie Bird, Mike Bassett: England Manager |
1933-05-05 |
Nick Nicolau, New England Patriots vs. Indianapolis Colts |
1933-05-14 |
John Mortimore, cricketer (England off-spinner 1959-64) |
1933-06-10 |
Chuck Fairbanks, New England Patriots vs. Cleveland Browns |
1933-06-30 |
Mike J K Smith, cricketer (England captain mid-60s) |
1933-07-13 |
Patsy Byrne, Ashford England, actress (Stealing Heaven) |
1933-07-27 |
Roger Harris, cricketer (NZ opening batsman vs England 1959) |
1933-08-21 |
Janet Baker, York England, mezzo-soprano (Owen Wingrave) |
1933-10-25 |
Roy Swetman, cricketer (England wicket-keeper late 50's) |
1933-11-03 |
Jeremy Brett, Berkswell England, actor (Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Freddie-My Fair Lady) |
1933-11-29 |
John Mayall, MacClesfield England, pop musician (Don't Washed Me Time) |
1933-12-06 |
Jim Pothecary, cricketer (South African pace bowler on 1960 England tour) |
1933-12-17 |
Bruce Morrison, cricketer (one Test NZ v England 1963) |
1934-01-08 |
Roy Kinnear, Lancashire England, actor (TW3, Help!, The 3 Musketeers) |
1934-01-31 |
Brian Bolus, cricketer (England opening batsman early 60's) |
1934-02-03 |
Jeremy Kemp, Chesterfield England, actor (Winds of War) |
1934-02-11 |
Mary Quant, Kent England, fashion designer (Chelsea Look, Mod Look) |
1934-02-17 |
Alan Bates, Allestree England, actor (Zorba the Greek, Unmarried Woman) |
1934-02-19 |
David Hugh Jones, Poole Dorset England, director (Betrayal) |
1934-03-02 |
Bernard Rands, Sheffield England, composer (Wildtrack) |
1934-03-20 |
Marion Conti, arch bishop (Aberdeen England) |
1934-04-03 |
Jane Goodall, London England, ethologist (studied African chimps) |
1934-04-21 |
Martin Horton, cricketer, England off-spin all rounder, 2 Tests 1959) |
1934-05-09 |
Alan Bennett, England, playwright/actor (Secret Policeman's Other Ball) |
1934-05-25 |
David J Burke, Liverpool England, writer |
1934-06-08 |
Millicent Martin, Romford England, actress (Alfie, Nothing but the Best) |
1934-06-16 |
Eileen Atkins, London England, actress (Equus, Devil Within Her) |
1934-06-20 |
Wendy Craig, England, actress (Joseph Andrews) |
1934-07-01 |
Jean Marsh, London England, actress (Dark Places, Eagle has Landed) |
1934-07-04 |
Colin Welland, Liverpool England, actor (Straw Dogs, Sweeney) |
1934-07-08 |
Marty Feldman, London England, comedian (Young Frankenstein) |
1934-07-20 |
Doug Padgett, cricketer (England batsman twice in 1960) |
1934-08-16 |
John Standing, London England, actor (Edward-Lime Street) |
1934-08-25 |
John Stears, Middlesex England, special effects expert (Dr No) |
1934-09-08 |
Peter Maxwell Davies, Manchester England, composer (Prolation, Taverner) |
1934-10-02 |
Geoff Millman, cricketer (England wicket-keeper in 6 Tests 1961-62) |
1934-10-05 |
David Smith, cricketer (England opening bowler v India 1961-62) |
1934-10-20 |
Timothy West, Yorkshire England, actor (Masada) |
1934-11-03 |
Derek Richardson, cricketer (played one innings for England 1957) |
1934-12-09 |
Judi Dench, York England, actress (Henry V, Wetherby) |
1934-12-28 |
Maggie Smith, Ilford England, actress (Death on Nile, Clash of Titans) |
1935-02-16 |
Brian Bedford, England, actor (Anthony-Coronet Blue) |
1935-03-06 |
Derek Kevan, Ripon, England, footballer (14 caps), (d. 2013) |
1935-03-27 |
Julian Glover, London England, actor (QED, Heat & Dust, Mandela) |
1935-04-19 |
Dudley Moore, London England, actor (10, Arthur, Bedazzled, 6 Weeks) |
1935-04-21 |
Robin Dixon, England, 2 man bobsled (Olympic gold 1960) |
1935-05-15 |
Ted Dexter, cricketer (in Milan Superb England batsman of 60's) |
1935-05-31 |
Bruce Bolton, cricketer (two Tests NZ v England 1959) |
1935-06-15 |
Belinda Lee, Devon England, actress (Who Done It, Runaway Bus) |
1935-07-22 |
Tom Cartwright, England cricket medium pacer (5 Tests 1964-65) |
1935-07-24 |
George Varnals, South African cricket batsman (England 1964-65) |
1935-08-01 |
Geoff Pullar, cricketer (England opening batsman late 50's early 60's) |
1935-08-15 |
Jim Dale, Rothwell England, Broadway actor (Barnum, My One & Only) |
1935-08-21 |
Ken Taylor, cricketer (England opening batsman three times 1959-64) |
1935-09-20 |
Keith J Roberts, England, writer (Irish Encounter, Ladies from Hell) |
1935-09-26 |
Bob Barber, cricketer (dashing England lefty bat in 28 Tests 1960-68) |
1935-09-28 |
Heather Sears, London England, actress (Room at the Top) |
1935-10-05 |
Jimmy Binks, cricket wicket-keeper (England twice v India 1964) |
1935-10-10 |
Dave Charnley, Dartford England, lightweight boxer (Dartford Destroyer), (d. 2012) |
1935-10-17 |
Alan Brown, cricketer (England opening attack Brown & White vs Pak 1961) |
1935-10-29 |
David Allen, cricketer (England off-spinner of 60's) |
1935-12-04 |
Fred Rumsey, England, cricket lefty pace bowler (5 Tests 1964-65) |
1935-12-14 |
Barbara Leigh-Hunt, Bath England, actress (Search for the Nile) |
1935-12-14 |
David White, cricketer (England opening attack Brown & White v Pak 1961) |
1935-12-29 |
Tony Bramall, England, auto dealer/multi-millionaire (Harrogate) |
1935-12-31 |
Peter Allan, cricketer (1 Test Australia v England 1965, 2-58 & 0-25) |
1936-03-16 |
Thelma Hopkins, England, high jumper (Oly-silver-1956) |
1936-03-18 |
Tony Nash, England, bobsled (Olympic-gold-1964) |
1936-03-26 |
Harry Kalas, 2003 New England Patriots: Super Bowl XXXVIII Champions |
1936-03-29 |
Richard Rodney Bennett, Broadstairs Kent England, composer, (d. 2012) |
1936-04-18 |
Brian Fuller, commandant (Fire Service College, England) |
1936-04-23 |
John D'Arcy, cricketer (NZ Test batsman on 1958 England tour) |
1936-05-09 |
Glenda Jackson, Cheshire England, actress (Women in Love) |
1936-07-03 |
Eric Russell, cricketer (England opening batsman early 60s) |
1936-07-22 |
Harold "Dusty" Rhodes, England cricket pace bowler (1959) |
1936-07-30 |
John Burton-Hall, Dorset England, captain (QE2) |
1936-08-08 |
Keith Barron, Mexborough England, actor (At Earth's Core, Baby Love) |
1936-10-24 |
Bill Wyman, England, rocker (Rolling Stones-Under My Thumb) |
1936-12-08 |
Peter Parfitt, cricketer (fine England batsman of the 1960's) |
1936-12-27 |
Phil Sharpe, cricketer (England middle order batsman during 60's) |
1937-01-14 |
Ken Higgs, cricketer (effective England pace-bowler in 15 Tests 1965-68) |
1937-01-27 |
John Ogdon, Manchester England, pianist/composer |
1937-01-28 |
Karel Cáslavský, I Served the King of England |
1937-02-10 |
Lord Justice Rose, former judge on the Court of Appeal of England and Wales |
1937-02-25 |
Tom Courtenay, England, actor (Dresser, Dr Zhivago, To Catch a Spy) |
1937-03-24 |
Benjamin Luxon, Redruth England, baritone (Owen Wingrave) |
1937-04-03 |
William Gaunt, Leeds England, actor (Champions) |
1937-04-22 |
David Summerscale, head master (Westminster School England) |
1937-04-22 |
Kenneth Palmer, umpire and cricketer (1-190 in only Test for England) |
1937-06-21 |
John Edrich, cricketer (England left-handed batsman, 310* v NZ 1965) |
1937-07-06 |
Tony Lewis, cricketer (England batsman, captain 1972-73) |
1937-07-09 |
David Hockney, Bradford England, artist (Pop Art) |
1937-07-22 |
John Price, England cricket fast-medium bowler (1964-72) |
1937-08-07 |
Don Wilson, cricketer (England slow left-armer between 1963-71) |
1937-10-07 |
Col Guest, cricketer (Test Aust v England 1963, scored 11 took 0-59) |
1937-11-01 |
Micha Shagrir, Just Like the Queen of England |
1937-11-17 |
Peter Edward Cook, Torquay England, actor/comedian (Bedazzled) |
1937-11-18 |
Rajinder Pal, cricketer (pace bowler in one Test India v England, 0-22) |
1937-12-01 |
Gordon Crosse, Bury Lancashire England, composer (Grace of Todd) |
1937-12-02 |
Brian Lumley, England, sci-fi author (Compleat Crow, Psychomech) |
1938-02-13 |
Oliver Reed, London England, actor (Big Sleep) |
1938-02-18 |
Barry Knight, cricketer (England all-rounder mid-60s) |
1938-04-16 |
Michael Hirst, chief constable (Leicestershire England) |
1938-05-12 |
Susan Hampshire, London England, actress (Vanity Fair, Living Free) |
1938-05-24 |
Glen Hall, cricket leg-spinner (South African in one Test v England 1964) |
1938-06-21 |
James Botten, cricketer (all-rounder in 1965 S Afr series v England) |
1938-07-20 |
Diana Rigg, Doncaster England, actress (Emma Peel-Avengers, Hospital) |
1938-07-20 |
Roger Hunt, England, England... |
1938-07-27 |
Shirley Anne Field, England, actress (Alfie, War Lover) [or Jun 27] |
1938-11-04 |
Alan Jones, cricketer (England v ROW 1970 his only intl honour) |
1939-01-05 |
Bridget Parker, England, equestrian 3 day event (Olympic-gold-1972) |
1939-02-05 |
Brian Luckhurst, cricketer (England opener of 60's & early 70's) |
1939-03-19 |
Abbas Ali Baig, cricketer (Indian bat 112 on debut v England 1959) |
1939-04-05 |
David Winters, London England, choreographer (Steve Allen Comedy Hour) |
1939-04-07 |
David Frost, Tenterdon England, TV host (That Was the Week That Was), (d. 2013) |
1939-05-19 |
James Fox, London, England, actor (The Servant) |
1939-05-25 |
Ian McKellen, England, actor (Keep, Plenty, Scarlet Pimpernel) |
1939-06-22 |
Bobby Harrison, England, rock drummer (Procol Harum-Conquistador) |
1939-06-29 |
Ron Headley, cricketer (son of George, 2 Tests WI v England 1973) |
1939-07-06 |
Mary Peters, England, pentathlete (Olympic-gold-1972) |
1939-07-15 |
Ronald Hadfield, chief constable (West Midlands England) |
1939-07-31 |
Roger Prideaux, cricketer (England batsman in 3 Tests 1968-69) |
1939-08-10 |
Kate O'Mara, Leicaster England, actress (Caress Morell-Dynasty, AbFab) |
1939-08-19 |
Ginger [Peter] Baker, England, drummer (Cream-White Room) |
1939-08-25 |
John Badham, Luton England, director (Dracula, Short Circuit) |
1939-10-27 |
John Cleese, Weston-Super-Mare England, comedian (Monty Python) |
1939-12-18 |
Michael J Moorcock, England, sci-fi author (Alien Heat, Bull & Spear) |
1939-9-26 |
Ricky Tomlinson, Mike Bassett: England Manager |
1940-01-22 |
John Hurt, England, actor (Elephant Man, Alien, Midnight Express) |
1940-02-03 |
Milan Lasica, I Served the King of England |
1940-02-07 |
Gary Bond, England, actor (Outback, Zulu, Anne of Thousand Days) |
1940-02-08 |
Ted Koppel, Lancashire England, American journalist (ABC Nightline) |
1940-02-10 |
Mary Rand-Bignal-Toomey, England, long jumper (Olympic-gold-1964) |
1940-02-21 |
Peter McEnery, England, actor (Game is Over, Moonspinners) |
1940-03-14 |
Rita Tushingham, Liverpool England, actress (Green Eyes, Dr Zhivago) |
1940-03-27 |
June Wilkinson, Eastbourne England, actress (Absolutely Glamarous) |
1940-03-30 |
Norman Gifford, cricketer (respected England slow left-armer 1964-73) |
1940-04-15 |
Jeffrey Archer, England, (Tory-Commons)/author (Matter of Honor) |
1940-04-24 |
David Larter, cricketer (two-metre tall England pace bowler) |
1940-05-13 |
Bruce Chatwin, England, writer (On the Black Hill) |
1940-06-20 |
John Mahoney, Manchester England, actor (Fraiser, Frantic, 8 Men Out) |
1940-06-25 |
Clint Warwick, [Eccles], Birmingham England, bassist (Moody Blues) |
1940-07-13 |
Patrick Stewart, Mirfield England, actor (Picard-Star Trek Next Generation, Charles Xavier-X-men) |
1940-07-26 |
Milan Corba, I Served the King of England |
1940-09-03 |
Pauline Collins, London England, actress (Shirley Valentine) |
1940-10-05 |
Bob Cowper, cricketer (Aust LHB, 307 v England MCG 1966 Very rich |
1940-10-21 |
Geoffrey Boycott, cricketer (stoic England opener 1964-82) |
1940-10-23 |
Pelé, Mike Bassett: England Manager |
1940-11-13 |
Jack Birkenshaw, cricketer (England off-spinner 1973-74) |
1940-11-16 |
Chris Balderstone, cricket batsman (England, belated faced WI in 1976) |
1940-11-25 |
Percy Sledge, This Is England |
1940-11-27 |
John Alderton, Gainsborough England, actor (Zardoz) |
1940-12-01 |
Mike Denness, cricketer (England batsman & captain mid-70s), (d. 2013) |
1940-9-06 |
Tom Janik, New England Patriots vs. Dallas Cowboys |
1941-01-08 |
Graham Chapman, England, comedian (Monty Python's Flying Circus) |
1941-01-12 |
Long John Baldry, England, blues vocalist (Don't try to Lay No Boogie) |
1941-01-24 |
Michael Chapman, Leeds England, rocker (Looking for 11) |
1941-01-26 |
Henry Jaglom, London England, actor (Eating, Lucky Ducks, Always) |
1941-03-22 |
Willi Railo, The England Patient |
1941-04-08 |
Dame Vivienne Westwood, Tintwistle England, English fashion designer |
1941-05-07 |
Grahame Bilby, cricketer (two Tests NZ v England 1966) |
1941-05-09 |
Dorothy Hyman, England, sprinter (Oly-silver-60) |
1941-05-11 |
Eric Burdon, Walker-on-Tyne England, rock vocalist (Animals-House of the Rising Sun) |
1941-06-02 |
Charlie Watts, London England, drummer (Rolling Stones) |
1941-06-05 |
Robert Kraft, Brookline Massachusetts, American owner of the New England Patriots |
1941-06-09 |
Jon Lord, England, keyboardist (Deep Purple-Hush, White Snake), (d. 2012) |
1941-06-10 |
Soraya Khashoogi, Leicester England, wife (Adrian Khashoogi) |
1941-06-20 |
Stephen Frears, England, dir (Prick Up Your Ears, Dangerous Liaisons) |
1941-06-30 |
John Jameson, cricketer (England batsman, 465 p/ship with Kanhai) |
1941-07-03 |
Oldrich Vlach, I Served the King of England |
1941-07-10 |
Ian Whitcomb, England, rocker (You Turn Me On) |
1941-07-13 |
Graeme Corling, Australian cricket fast bowler (1964 England tour) |
1941-08-10 |
Anita Lonsbrough, England, 200m backstroke swimmer (Oly-gold-1960) |
1941-08-29 |
Robin Leach, London England, TV host (Life Styles of Rich & Famous) |
1941-09-06 |
Monica Mason, England, ballerina |
1941-09-09 |
Les Braid, England, bass (Swinging Blue Jeans-You're No Good) |
1941-09-19 |
Jim Fox, England, pentathlete (Olympics-1972) |
1941-09-29 |
David Steele, cricketer (England batsman, courageous v Lillee 1975) |
1941-10-07 |
Martin Murray, London England, rocker (Honeycombs) |
1941-10-13 |
John Snow, cricketer (fiery England quickie Unpopular with Aussies) |
1941-10-19 |
Simon Ward, London England, actor (4 Musketeers, 4 Feathers), (d. 2012) |
1941-10-22 |
Charles Keating, London England, actor (Carl Hutchins-Another World) |
1941-10-23 |
Colin Milburn, cricketer (England bat whose career was cut short) |
1941-10-27 |
Len St. Jean, New England Patriots vs. Chicago Bears |
1941-10-28 |
Hank Marvin, England, [Brian Rankin], rocker |
1941-11-03 |
Brian Poole, Essex England, vocalist (Brian Poole & The Tremeloes) |
1941-11-18 |
David Hemmings, Guilford England, actor (Blow-up, Barbarella) |
1941-11-21 |
Juliet Mills, London England, actress (Nanny & the Professor, QB VII) |
1941-12-10 |
Jeff Jones, cricketer (England left-arm pace bowler in 60's) |
1941-12-29 |
Ray Thomas, England, rock vocalist (Moody Blues-Nights in White Satin) |
1941-12-31 |
Sarah Miles, Essex England, actress (Ryan's Hope, Big Sleep, Venom) |
1942-01-19 |
Michael Crawford, England, Broadway star (Phantom of the Opera) |
1942-01-30 |
Dave Brown, cricketer (Warwicks pace bowler, played 26X for England) |
1942-02-24 |
Paul Jones, England, rocker (Manfried Mann-Mighty Quinn) |
1942-03-08 |
Ralph Ellis, England, rhythm (Swinging Blue Jeans-You're No Good) |
1942-03-15 |
Hughie Flint, London England, rock drummer (Bonzo Dog Band) |
1942-03-27 |
Michael York, England, actor (Cabaret, Logan's Run, 3 Musketeers) |
1942-03-30 |
Graeme Edge, England, rock drummer (Moody Blues-Your Wildest Dreams) |
1942-04-19 |
Alan Price, England, rock keyboardist (Animals-House of the Rising Sun) |
1942-04-28 |
Mike Brearley, cricketer (outstanding England captain 1977-81) |
1942-05-03 |
Lynn Farleigh, Bristol England, actress (Lovers of Their Time) |
1942-05-08 |
Robin Hobbs, cricketer (England leg-spinner 1967-71) |
1942-05-15 |
Anthony Wayne England, Indianapolis, PhD/astronaut (STS 51-F) |
1942-05-26 |
Ray Ennis, England, guitar (Swinging Blue Jeans-You're No Good) |
1942-06-17 |
Norman Kuhlice, England, rocker (Swinging Blue Jeans-You're No Good) |
1942-06-24 |
Arthur Brown, England, rocker (Fire) [or May 24] |
1942-07-27 |
Barbara Ferris, London England, actress (Nice Girl Like Me) |
1942-08-25 |
Imogen Hassall, Surrey England, Countess of Cleavage (Carry on Lovng) |
1942-09-29 |
Ian McShane, Blackburn England, actor (Roots, Bare Essence) |
1942-12-15 |
Dave Clark, London England, rock drummer (Dave Clark 5-Glad All Over) |
1942-12-19 |
Bob Windsor, New England Patriots vs. Chicago Bears |
1942-12-26 |
Barry Wood, cricketer (England opener in early 70's) |
1942-12-31 |
Andy Summers, Blackpool England, rock guitarist (Police-Roxanne) |
1943-03-22 |
Keith Reif, England, rocker (Yardbirds-For Your Love, Renaissance) |
1943-03-29 |
Eric Idle, England, comedian/actor (Monty Python) |
1943-04-03 |
Jonathan Lynn, Bath England, writer/actor (Greedy, Bar Mitzvah Boy) |
1943-04-05 |
Jonathan Lynn, Bath England, actor (Danny-Doctor in the House) |
1943-05-05 |
Michael Palin, Sheffield England, comedian (Monty Python, Fish Called Wanda) |
1943-05-19 |
Petr Brukner, I Served the King of England |
1943-05-27 |
Cilla Black, Liverpool England, rock vocalist (You're My World) |
1943-05-28 |
Ray Mitchell, governor (Albany Prison, England) |
1943-06-13 |
Malcolm McDowell, Leeds England, actor (Clockwork Orange, Caligula) |
1943-06-25 |
Bill Moggridge [William], London, England, designer (1st laptop computer), (d. 2012) |
1943-06-29 |
Roger Ruskin Spear, London England, saxophonist (Bonzo Dog Doo Dah Band) |
1943-08-01 |
Denis Payton, London England, rock musician (Dave Clark Five - Glad All Over) |
1943-08-09 |
Ladislav Zupanic, I Served the King of England |
1943-08-12 |
Tom Neville, New England Patriots vs. Dallas Cowboys |
1943-09-06 |
George Roger Waters, Cambridge England, rock bassist and vocalist (Pink Floyd-Brick in the Wall) |
1943-10-25 |
Roy Lynes, England, rock organist (Status Quo) |
1943-12-06 |
Mike Smith, London England, rocker/pianist (Dave Clark 5-Glad All Over) |
1943-12-18 |
Keith Richards, England, rock guitarist (Rolling Stones-Brown Sugar) |
1943-12-23 |
Peter Quaife, Devon England, rock bassist (Kinks-Long Tall Sally) |
1943-12-31 |
Ben Kingsley, Scarborough England, actor (Gandhi, Betrayal, Maurice) |
1944-02-02 |
Andrew Davis, Ashbridge, England, conductor (New Phil Orch-London) |
1944-02-13 |
Jerry Springer, London England, talk show host (Jerry Springer Show) |
1944-03-09 |
Geoff Arnold, cricketer (England medium-pacer in 34 Tests 1967-75) |
1944-03-25 |
Ross Duncan, cricketer (one Test Australia v England 1971, 0-30) |
1944-04-01 |
Carol White, England, actress (Daddy's Gone a Hunting) |
1944-04-25 |
Charlie Harper, This Is England |
1944-05-05 |
John Rhys-Davies, Salisbury England, actor (Sir Edward-Quest, Sliders) |
1944-05-08 |
Gary Glitter, [Paul Gadd], England, rocker (Rock & Roll Part II) |
1944-05-13 |
Clive Radley, cricketer (England batsman in 8 Tests 1978) |
1944-05-14 |
Francesca Annis, London England, actress (Madame Bovary, Dune) |
1944-05-20 |
Joe Cocker, Sheffield England, rock vocalist (Little Help From My Friends) |
1944-05-20 |
Keith Fletcher, cricket captain (Essex & England) |
1944-05-25 |
Frank Oz, Hereford England, American muppetteer (Grover-Sesame Street, Muppet Show) |
1944-06-01 |
Robert Powell, England, actor (Jigsaw Man, Shaka Zulu, Secrets) |
1944-06-12 |
Linda Foster, Lancaster England, actress (Doris-Hank) |
1944-06-13 |
Larry Kennan, New England Patriots vs. Miami Dolphins |
1944-06-24 |
Jeff Beck, Surrey England, singer/guitarist (Jeff Beck Group) |
1944-07-07 |
Tony Jacklin, Scunthorpe England, PGA golfer (1970 US Open) |
1944-07-22 |
Rick Davies, London England, rock vocalist/keyboardist (Supertramp) |
1944-09-13 |
[Winifred] Jacqueline Bisset, England, actress (Class, Deep, Secrets) |
1944-10-16 |
Bob Cottam, cricketer (England fast-medium on 2 India/Pakistan tours) |
1944-11-02 |
Keith Emerson, England (Emerson, Lake & Palmer-Brain Salad Surgery) |
1944-11-10 |
Tim Rice, Amersham, England, lyricist (Chess Moves, 1 Night in Bangkok) |
1944-11-13 |
Ken Shuttleworth, cricketpaceman (England on 1970-71 Ashes tour) |
1944-12-19 |
Alvin Lee, Nottingham England, rock vocals/guitarist (10 Years After), (d. 2013) |
1945-02-14 |
Vic Briggs, England, rocker (Animals) |
1945-02-25 |
Elkie Brooks, Manchester England, rocker (Pearl's a Singer) |
1945-03-06 |
Hugh Grundy, Winchester England, drummer (Zombies-She's Not There) |
1945-03-22 |
Jeremy Clyde, England, rocker (Chad & Jeremy-Yesterday's Gone) |
1945-03-30 |
Eric Clapton, Ripley England, singer/guitarist (Tears in Heaven) |
1945-04-14 |
Ritchie Blackmore, England, guitarist (Rainbow-Stone Cold, Deep Purple) |
1945-05-02 |
Robert Henrit, England, rocker (Argent) |
1945-05-19 |
Peter Townshend, England, rock guitarist/vocalist/composer (The Who-Tommy) |
1945-06-21 |
Chris Britton, England, rock guitarist (Troggs-Wild Thing) |
1945-06-24 |
Colin Blunstone, England, rocker (Zombies-Never Even Thought) |
1945-07-03 |
Iain MacDonald-Smith, England, yachtsman (Olympic-gold-1968) |
1945-07-10 |
[Sarah] Virginia Wade, Bournemouth England, tennis star (Wimbledon 1977) |
1945-07-21 |
Leigh Lawson, Atherston England, actress (Fire & Sword, Charlie Boy) |
1945-08-13 |
Robin Jackman, cricketer (England medium-pacer early eighties) |
1945-08-16 |
Kevin Ayers, England, progressive rocker (Joy of a Toy), (d. 2013) |
1945-08-29 |
Chris Copping, Essex England, rock bassist (Procol Harum) |
1945-09-26 |
Bryan Ferry, England, rocker (Roxy Music-Let's Stick Together) |
1945-10-07 |
Kevin Godley, Manchester England, rock vocalist (10cc) |
1945-10-28 |
Wayne Fontana, Manchester England, rocker (Groovy Kind of Love) |
1945-11-12 |
Valerie Leon, London England, actress (Blood from Mummy's Tomb) |
1945-11-24 |
Bev[erley] Bevan, Birmingham England, rock drummer (ELO) |
1945-12-17 |
Christopher Cazenove, England, actor (Ben-Dynasty) |
1945-12-30 |
Davy Jones, Manchester England, singer (Monkees-Last Train to Clarksville), (d. 2012) |
1946-01-06 |
Syd Barrett, Cambridge England, musician (early Pink Floyd band member) |
1946-01-19 |
Julian Barnes, England, writer (Before She Met Me) |
1946-01-27 |
Kim Gardner, England, rock bassist (Ashton, Gardner & Dyke) |
1946-02-01 |
Elisabeth Sladen, Liverpool, England, actress (Doctor Who, The Sarah Jane Adventures) |
1946-02-05 |
Charlotte Rampling, England, actress (Zardoz, Night Porter, Verdict) |
1946-03-01 |
Tony Ashton, Blackburn England, rocker (Ashton, Gardner & Dyke) |
1946-04-18 |
Hayley Mills, London England, actress (Parent Trap, Pollyanna) |
1946-04-19 |
Tim Curry, Cheshire England, actor (Rocky Horror Show) |
1946-05-10 |
Graham Gouldman, Manchester England, bassist (10cc-No Milk Today) |
1946-05-10 |
Dave Mason, Worcester England, singer/songwriter (We Just Disagree) |
1946-06-03 |
Ian Hunter, England, rocker (Mott the Hoople-All the Young Dudes) |
1946-06-25 |
Ian McDonald, London England, rock guitarist (Foreigner, King Crimson) |
1946-06-26 |
Clive Francis, London England, actor (Masada) |
1946-06-30 |
Bill Lenkaitis, New England Patriots vs. Miami Dolphins |
1946-07-12 |
Graham Roope, cricketer (England batsman in 21 Tests 1972-78) |
1946-08-26 |
Alison Steadman, Liverpool England, actress (Life is Sweet) |
1946-09-01 |
Barry Gibb, Manchester England, guitarist/singer (Bee Gees) |
1946-09-24 |
Pat Pocock, cricketer (intermittent England off-spinner 1968-85) |
1946-09-28 |
Fiona Lewis, Westcliff England, actress (Stunts, Lisztomania) |
1946-10-14 |
Justin Hayward, England, vocalist (Moody Blues-Nights in White Satin) |
1946-10-17 |
Vicki Hodge, London England, actress (Confessions of a Sex Maniac) |
1946-10-31 |
Ramnath Parkar, cricket batsman (Indian in 2 Tests v England 1972-73) |
1946-11-08 |
Roy Wood, Birmingham England, rock vocalist/cellist (ELO) |
1946-11-23 |
Diana Quick, London England, actress (Brideshead, Big Sleep, Odd Job) |
1946-12-06 |
Frank Hayes, cricketer (106* England v WI on debut 1973) |
1946-12-14 |
Jane Birkin, London England, actress (Mrs Don Juan, Dark Places, Dust) |
1946-12-19 |
Marianne Faithfull, Hampstead England, singer (Money, As Tears Go By) |
1946-12-29 |
Marianne Faithfull, Hampstead England, vocalist (Money) |
1947-01-11 |
Anna Calder-Marshall, Kensington England, actress (Zulu Dawn) |
1947-01-13 |
John Lees, England, rock guitarist/vocalist (Medicine Man) |
1947-02-23 |
Geoff Cope, cricketer (England off-spinner 1977-78) |
1947-02-28 |
Stephanie Beacham, England, (Devil's Widow, Schizo, Dallas, Colbys) |
1947-02-28 |
Jess Phillips, New England Patriots vs. Cleveland Browns |
1947-03-06 |
Kiki Dee, Yorkshire England, singer (Don't Go Breaking My Heart) |
1947-03-18 |
Barry Wilson, England, rock drummer (Procol Harum-Whiter Shade of Pale) |
1947-03-18 |
David Lloyd, cricketer (England opener, 214 v India 1974) |
1947-03-25 |
Elton John, [Reginald Kenneth Dwight], England, singer (Rocketman) |
1947-04-20 |
David Leland, Cambridge England, actor/director (Nothing But Trouble) |
1947-05-02 |
Gerald Irons, New England Patriots vs. Cleveland Browns |
1947-06-06 |
Marion Coakes, England, equestrian show jumper (Olympic-silver-1968) |
1947-06-13 |
Ted Cottrell, New York Jets vs. New England Patriots |
1947-07-06 |
Richard Beckinsale, Nottingham England, actor (Porridge, Doing Time) |
1947-07-07 |
Carl Mauck, Houston Oilers vs. New England Patriots |
1947-07-17 |
Camilla Parker Bowles (Duchess of Cornwall), London England, wife of Prince Charles |
1947-08-10 |
Alan Ward, England cricket pace bowler (1969-76) |
1947-09-19 |
Lol Creme, [Lawrence Creme], England, rock vocalist/guitarist (10cc) |
1947-09-25 |
John Fiddler, England, rock vocalist/guitarist (British Lions) |
1947-09-30 |
Marc Bolan, London England, rock vocalist (T-Rex-Bang a Gong) |
1947-09-30 |
Rula Lenska, St Neots England, actress (Friends from Europe are here) |
1947-11-01 |
Bob Weston, Devon, England, guitarist and songwriter (Fleetwood Mac)(d. 2012) |
1947-12-05 |
Jim Plunkett, San Jose, CA, NFL quarterback (New England, Oakland) |
1947-12-27 |
Bob McKay, New York Jets vs. New England Patriots |
1947-12-29 |
Cozy Powell, England, rock drummer (Jeff Beck Group, Whitesnake, ELP) |
1947-9-20 |
Dennis Wirgowski, Baltimore Colts vs. New England Patriots |
1948-01-07 |
Joe Jones, New England Patriots vs. Cleveland Browns |
1948-01-12 |
Anthony Andrews, London England, actor (Under the Volcano) |
1948-02-08 |
Dan Seals, McCamey Texas, country singer (England Dan & John Ford Coley-You Still Move Me) |
1948-02-24 |
Dennis "Minder" Waterman, London England, actor (Fair Exchange) |
1948-03-12 |
Les Holroyd, Oldham England, rocker (Barclay James Harvest) |
1948-03-20 |
Steve Zabel, New York Jets vs. New England Patriots |
1948-04-03 |
Mary Gordon-Watson, England, equestrian 3 day event (Oly-gold-1972) |
1948-04-25 |
Mike Selvey, cricketer (England pace bowler of late 70's) |
1948-05-05 |
Bill Ward, Birmingham England, heavy metal drummer (Black Sabbath) |
1948-05-12 |
Steve Winwood, England, musician (A Higher Love, Roll with it) |
1948-05-14 |
Bob Woolmer, cricketer (England batsman mid-70's) |
1948-05-15 |
Brian Eno, Woodbridge England, rock keyboardist/singer (On Land) |
1948-05-21 |
Leo Sayer, [Gerard], England, singer (When I Need Love) |
1948-05-31 |
John Bonham, Redditch England, drummer (Led Zeppelin-Stairway to Heaven) |
1948-08-18 |
Rudy Hartono Kurniawan, Indonesia, All-England tennis champ |
1948-08-20 |
Robert Plant, West Bromwich England, rock vocalist (Led Zeppelin-Whole Lotta Love) |
1948-09-10 |
Judy Geeson, Arundei Sussex England, actress (To Sir With Love, Berserk) |
1948-09-19 |
Jeremy Irons, Isle of Wight, England, actor (Reversal of Fortune, The Lion KIng) |
1948-09-26 |
Olivia Newton-John, Cambridge England, singer (Lets Get Physical) |
1948-10-12 |
Rick Parfitt, Surrey England, pop guitarist/singer (Status Quo-Wanderer) |
1948-10-22 |
Mike Hendrick, cricketer (England seam bowler in 30 Tests 1974-81) |
1948-12-13 |
Lillian Board, England, 400m (Olympic-silver-1968) |
1948-12-15 |
David Gwillim, Plymouth England, actor (Island at Top of the World) |
1948-12-22 |
Chris Old, cricketer (England medium-pacer of 70's) |
1948-9-20 |
Sam Adams, New England Patriots vs. Miami Dolphins |
1949-01-19 |
Robert Palmer, Batley England, singer (Power Station) |
1949-02-20 |
Eddie Hemmings, cricket off-spinner (immense England) |
1949-02-24 |
John Lever, cricketer (England lefty quick in 21 Tests 1976-81) |
1949-03-24 |
Nick Lowe, England, rock vocalist (Rockpile-Cruel to be Kind) |
1949-04-13 |
Christopher Hitchens, Portsmouth England, author and columnist (Vanity Fair, New Statesman) |
1949-04-29 |
Anita Dobson, England, actress (Annie Watts-EastEnders) |
1949-05-07 |
Marilyn Cole, Portsmouth England, playmate of the year (Jan, 1972) |
1949-05-30 |
Bob Willis, cricketer (superb England fast bowler 1971-84) |
1949-06-15 |
Simon Callow, London England, actor (Good Father) |
1949-06-20 |
Bob Andrews, England, rock keyboardist/vocalist |
1949-06-24 |
John Illsley, Leicester England, rock bassist (Dire Straits) |
1949-08-02 |
Madeleine Smith, Sussex England, actress (Vampire Lovers) |
1949-08-24 |
Josh Ashton, New England Patriots vs. Chicago Bears |
1949-09-09 |
John Curry, England, figure skater (Olympic-gold-1976) |
1949-09-19 |
Twiggy Lawson, [Leslie Hornby], England, model/actress (Boyfriend, W) |
1949-09-22 |
David Coverdale, England, rock vocalist (Whitesnake, Deep Purple) |
1949-10-24 |
Chester Marcol, New England Patriots vs. Green Bay Packers |
1949-11-21 |
Nickolas Grace, Cheshire England, actor (Diamond's Edge) |
1949-12-06 |
Peter Willey, cricketer (England batsman late 70's early 80's) |
1949-12-23 |
Wally Edwards, cricketer (three Tests Australia v England 1974) |
1949-12-30 |
John Smith, Dallas Cowboys vs. New England Patriots |
1950-01-26 |
Jirí Lábus, I Served the King of England |
1950-02-13 |
Peter Gabriel, Surrey England, rock vocalist (Genesis, In Your Eyes) |
1950-02-22 |
Julie Walters, England, actress (Educating Rita, Prick Up Your Ears) |
1950-03-26 |
Graham Barlow, cricketer (England batsman in 3 Tests 1976-77) |
1950-04-22 |
Peter Frampton, Kent England, guitarist/vocalist (Frampton Comes Alive) |
1950-06-04 |
Brian Rose, cricketer (England batsman in 9 Tests 1977-81) |
1950-06-23 |
Sally Geeson, Sussex England, actress (Bless This House) |
1950-07-26 |
Susan George, London England, actress (Straw Dogs, Mandingo) |
1950-07-27 |
Simon Jones, Willshire England, comedian (News is the News) |
1950-08-15 |
Anne Elizabeth Alice Louise Windsor, England, Princess/olympic equestrian |
1950-08-19 |
David Beverly, New England Patriots vs. Green Bay Packers |
1950-08-30 |
Antony Gormley, London England, British sculptor (Angel of the North) |
1950-09-10 |
Don Powell, England, rock drummer (Slade) |
1950-09-14 |
Paul Kossoff, London England, rock guitarist (Free) |
1950-09-30 |
Victoria Tennant, London England (All of Me, Chiefs, Winds of War) |
1950-10-18 |
Sheila White, London England, actress (I Claudius) |
1950-12-14 |
Vicki Michelle, Essex England, actress (Virgin Witch, Allo Allo) |
1951-01-20 |
Ray Hamilton, New England Patriots vs. Green Bay Packers |
1951-01-30 |
Phil Collins, England, singer/drummer (Genesis-Against All Odds) |
1951-02-15 |
Jane Seymour, [Joyce Frankenberg], England, actress (Dr Quinn) |
1951-02-24 |
Derek Randall, cricketer (England batsman & animated cover fieldsman) |
1951-03-08 |
Philippe Henri Edmonds, cricketer (in Zambia England slow left-arm) |
1951-04-17 |
Delvin Williams, New England Patriots vs. Miami Dolphins |
1951-04-22 |
Paul Carrack, Sheffield England, rock vocalist (Squeeze/Ace-How Long) |
1951-05-16 |
Jonathan Richman, rocker (Modern Lovers-New England, Egyptian Reggae) |
1951-08-01 |
David Jasper, British principal (St Chad's College Durham England) |
1951-08-11 |
Andy Dorris, Houston Oilers vs. New England Patriots |
1951-08-15 |
John Childs, cricketer (England left-arm spinner, two Tests v WI 1988) |
1951-08-17 |
Alan Minter, England, light-middleweight boxer (Olympic-bronze-1972) |
1951-09-01 |
David Bairstow, England cricketer (d. 1998) |
1951-10-13 |
John Ford Coley, rocker (England Dan & John Ford Coley) |
1951-10-25 |
Greg Stemrick, Houston Oilers vs. New England Patriots |
1951-11-21 |
Nick Gilder, London England, singer (Hot Child in the City) |
1951-11-23 |
David Rappaport, London England, 3'11" actor (Wizard, Time Bandits) |
1951-12-13 |
Robert Lindsay, Ilketson England, actor (Strike it Rich, King Lear) |
1952-01-19 |
Dewey Bunell, Yorkshire England, rock guitarist (America-Daisy Jane) |
1952-01-23 |
Shelby Jordan, New England Patriots vs. Baltimore Colts |
1952-03-11 |
Douglas Adams, England, author (Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy) |
1952-04-04 |
Dave Hill, England, rock guitarist (Slade-Coz I Love You) |
1952-04-16 |
Bill Belichick, Nashville Tennessee, American football coach (New England Patriots, 3 Super Bowls) |
1952-04-23 |
Barty Smith, New England Patriots vs. Green Bay Packers |
1952-04-29 |
Don Calhoun, Dallas Cowboys vs. New England Patriots |
1952-05-03 |
Allen Wells, England, 100m dash (Olympic-gold-1980) |
1952-06-09 |
Zdenek Zák, I Served the King of England |
1952-08-11 |
Ann Michelle, England, actress (Virigin Witch, Mistress Pamela) |
1952-08-20 |
John Emburey, England cricket off-spinner (1978-95, captain 1988) |
1952-09-09 |
Angela Cartwright, England (Make Room for Daddy, Lost in Space) |
1952-10-02 |
George Meegen, England, walked 19,019 miles from Argentina to Alaska |
1952-10-04 |
Nina Carter, London England, vocalist (Blonde on Blonde) |
1952-11-05 |
Oleg Blochin, Group D: England vs Ukraine |
1952-12-12 |
Sarah Douglas, England, actress (Conan, Superman II, Falcon Crest) |
1952-12-20 |
Jenny Agutter, Taunton England, actress (Logan's Run, Equus, Amy) |
1952-12-25 |
Thomas Zielinski, I Served the King of England |
1952-9-05 |
Steve Odom, New England Patriots vs. Green Bay Packers |
1953-05-15 |
Mike Oldfield, England, composer (Tubular Bells) |
1953-05-17 |
Nicholas Bacon, premier baronet of England |
1953-07-15 |
John Denham, Seaton, Devon, England, MP (Labour) |
1953-07-23 |
Graham Gooch, cricketer (prolific England opener & captain) |
1953-07-24 |
Steve Grogan, NFL QB (New England Patriots) |
1953-10-14 |
Roland Butcher, cricketer (1st black to play for England 1981) |
1953-10-27 |
Peter Firth, Bradford England, actor (Equus, Lifeforce, Tess) |
1953-11-17 |
Jilly Johnson, England, vocalist (Blonde on Blonde) |
1953-11-22 |
Wayne Larkins, cricketer (England opening batsman of 80's) |
1954-01-07 |
Alan Butcher, cricketer (one Test England v India, scored 14 & 20) |
1954-03-16 |
Colin Ireland, Kent, England, serial killer ('Gay Slayer'/ Coleherne killer), (d. 2012) |
1954-03-31 |
Tony Brock, England, rock drummer (Isn't It Time, Every Time I Think of You) |
1954-04-06 |
Judi Bowker, Shawford England, actress (Clash of the Titans) |
1954-06-20 |
Allan Lamb, cricketer (Langebaanweg, Cape Prov, 79 Tests for England) |
1954-07-25 |
Lynn Frederick, Middlesex England, actress (Schizophrenia) |
1954-08-27 |
John Lloyd, England, tennis star (former husband of Chris Everet) |
1954-08-31 |
Tula, [Barry Kenneth Cossey], England, transsexual (For Your Eyes Only) |
1954-10-20 |
Suru Nayak, cricketer (two Tests for India v England 1982) |
1954-10-27 |
Chris Tavare, cricketer (England opener & occasional scorer of runs) |
1954-11-09 |
Dennis Stratton, London England, rock guitarist (Iron Maiden) |
1955-01-06 |
Rowan Atkinson, England, comedian/actor (Mr Bean, Blackadder) |
1955-01-19 |
Simon Rattle, England, orchestra conductor (Birmingham Symph Orch) |
1955-02-26 |
Rupert Keegan, Westcliff-on-Sea, Essex, England, Formula One racing car driver |
1955-03-20 |
Derrel Gofourth, New England Patriots vs. Green Bay Packers |
1955-04-08 |
Terdell Middleton, New England Patriots vs. Green Bay Packers |
1955-04-11 |
Piers J Sellers, Sussex England, PhD/astronaut |
1955-04-20 |
Rob Carpenter, New England Patriots vs. New York Jets |
1955-05-16 |
Hazel O'Connor, Coventry England, singer/actress (Breaking Glass) |
1955-05-16 |
Oldrich Kaiser, I Served the King of England |
1955-06-15 |
Sally E Silverstone, Walthamstow England, Co-Captain (Biosphere 2) |
1955-07-18 |
Teresa Ann Savoy, London England, actress (Caligula) |
1955-08-01 |
David Jasper, British principal (St Chad's College Durham England) |
1955-10-09 |
Steve Ovett, England, runner (Olympics-800m gold, 1500m bronze-1980) |
1955-10-24 |
Ghulam Parkar, cricketer (Indian batsman v England 1982) |
1955-11-14 |
Estus Hood, New England Patriots vs. Green Bay Packers |
1955-11-29 |
Mike Hawkins, New England Patriots vs. Miami Dolphins |
1955-12-08 |
Ian Greig, cricketer (brother of Tony Two Tests for England 1982) |
1955-12-16 |
Graeme Stevenson, cricketer (England medium pacer 1980-81) |
1956-01-09 |
David Smith, cricketer (England lefty batsman in 2 Tests v WI 1986) |
1956-01-15 |
Paul Parker, cricketer (one Test England v Australia 1981) |
1956-02-03 |
Pamela Cossey, England, model/sister of transsexual Tula |
1956-02-06 |
Jon Walmsley, Lancashire England, actor (Jason-Waltons) |
1956-03-11 |
J.C. Wilson, Houston Oilers vs. New England Patriots |
1956-03-25 |
Sonia M Lannaman, England, 4X100m relayer (Olympic-bronze-1980) |
1956-04-19 |
Sue Barker, England, tennis star |
1956-05-14 |
Steve Hogarth, Kendal England, vocals (Marillion-Clutching at Straws) |
1956-05-27 |
Bo Robinson, New England Patriots vs. Dallas Cowboys |
1956-06-17 |
Nick Cook, cricketer (England lefty slow bowler in 15 Tests 1983-89) |
1956-08-12 |
Sidath Wettimuny, Sri Lanka cricket opener (190 v England Lords 1984) |
1956-08-15 |
Gordon Bruks, England, Dr/cosmonaut |
1956-08-21 |
Kim Cattrall, Liverpool England, actress (Mannequin, Star Trek VI) |
1956-10-30 |
Juliet Stevenson, Essex England, actress (Secret Rapture, Life Story) |
1956-11-05 |
Mike Score, Liverpool England, rock guitarist (Flock Of Seagulls) |
1956-11-05 |
Rob Fisher, Bath England, rock keyboardist (Naked Eyes) |
1956-11-11 |
Ian Craig Marsh, England, rocker (Heaven 17-Electric Dreams) |
1956-11-18 |
Tony Franklin, NFL kicker (Philadelphia Eagles, New England Patriots) |
1957-01-06 |
C Michael Foale, Louth England, astronaut (STS 45, 56, 63, 84/86) |
1957-03-17 |
Robin Cousins, England, figure skater (Olympic-gold-1980) |
1957-03-27 |
Duncan Goodhew, England, 100m breast stroke swimmer (Oly-Gold-1980) |
1957-04-01 |
David Gower, cricketer (elegant England left-handed batsman 1978-92) |
1957-04-04 |
Paul Downton, cricketer (England wicket-keeper in 80's) |
1957-04-05 |
George Newton, This Is England |
1957-04-20 |
Graeme Fowler, cricketer (England left-handed opener early 80s) |
1957-04-29 |
Daniel Day-Lewis, England, actor (Last of the Mohicans, My Left Foot) |
1957-05-10 |
Sid Vicious, [John Simon Ritchie], London England, bassist (Sex Pistols) |
1957-05-19 |
Sophia Crawford, London England, actress (Power Rangers) |
1957-05-27 |
Siouxsie Sioux, [Susan Ballion], Kent England (Siouxsie & Banshees) |
1957-06-06 |
Mike Gatting, cricketer (England batsman 1977-95 & captain) |
1957-06-07 |
Neal Radford, cricketer (Zambia England pace bowler in 3 Tests 1986-88) |
1957-06-18 |
Tom Bailey, England, rocker (Thompson Twins-Doctor Doctor) |
1957-06-19 |
David Gleeson, Norfolk England, US, rower (Olympics-1996) |
1957-06-24 |
Astro, [Terrence Wilson], England, rock vocalist (UB40-Red Red Wine) |
1957-07-09 |
[Peter] Marc Almond, Merseyside England, vocalist (Soft Cell) |
1957-07-18 |
Nicholas Alexander Faldo, England, PGA golfer (1992 British Open) |
1957-07-30 |
Rat Scabies, [Chris Miller], Surrey England, rock drummer (Damned) |
1957-08-19 |
Ian Gould, England cricketer |
1957-09-12 |
Rachel Ward, Cornwell Manor England, actress (Thorn Birds) |
1957-09-27 |
Bill Athey, cricketer (England batsman in 23 Tests 1980-88) |
1957-09-29 |
Chris Broad, cricketer (prolific England opening batsman 1984-89) |
1957-10-07 |
Jayne Torvill, England, ice skater (Torvill & Dean, Oly-gold-84) |
1957-10-20 |
Chris Cowdrey, cricketer (son of Colin, captain of England 1988) |
1957-11-09 |
Eric Sievers, New England Patriots vs. Miami Dolphins |
1957-12-12 |
Cy Curnin, Londo, England, rock vocalist (Fixx-Sign of Fire) |
1957-12-24 |
Ian Burden, S Yorks England, rock bassist (Human League-Only Human) |
1958-01-23 |
Lorraine Michaels, Canterbury England, playmate (Apr, 1981) |
1958-02-09 |
Alexander W B Lyle, Shrewsbury England, PGA golfer (1988 Phoenix Open) |
1958-02-23 |
Lorraine Michaels, Canterbury England, playmate (April, 1981) |
1958-02-26 |
Karen Berger, England Prevails: V for Vendetta and the New Wave in Comics |
1958-03-03 |
Miranda Richardson, Southport England, actress (Damage, Crying Game) |
1958-03-05 |
Andy Gibb, Manchester England, singer/TV host (Solid Gold) |
1958-03-08 |
Gary Numan, [Gary Webb], Hammersmith England, vocalist (Replicas) |
1958-03-29 |
Fiona Reynolds, director/Council for Protection of Rural England |
1958-04-20 |
Rudolf Biermann, I Served the King of England |
1958-05-03 |
Bill Sienkiewicz, England Prevails: V for Vendetta and the New Wave in Comics |
1958-05-13 |
Frances Barber, Wolverhampton England, actress (Castaway) |
1958-05-18 |
Toyah Wilcox, Birmingham England, rocker (I Want to Be Free) |
1958-05-21 |
Monte Lynch, cricketer (Surrey batsman, WI Rebel, England ODI player) |
1958-06-04 |
Tony Pigott, cricketer (England pace bowler in a Test v NZ 1984) |
1958-07-06 |
Jennifer Saunders, Sleaford England, actress (Absolutely Fabulous) |
1958-07-06 |
Mark Benson, cricketer (played Test England v India 1986, 30 & 21) |
1958-07-11 |
Mark Lester, Oxford England, actor (Oliver, Prince & Pauper) |
1958-07-30 |
Kate Bush, Plumstead England, singer/songwriter (Wild Things) |
1958-08-13 |
David W Feherty, Bangor N Ireland, PGA golfer (1994 New England-2nd) |
1958-08-15 |
Cliff Odom, New England Patriots vs. Miami Dolphins |
1958-09-15 |
Lesley Player, Redhill England, Sarah Fergusson's father's lover |
1958-09-19 |
Lita Ford, London England, vocalist (Kiss Me Deadly, Runaways) |
1958-11-08 |
Terry Lee Miall, England, rock drummer (Adam & The Ants) |
1958-11-21 |
Tim Robinson, cricketer (solid England opener in 29 Tests 1984-89) |
1958-11-24 |
Carmel, [McCourt], England, rocker (Storm, More More More) |
1958-12-01 |
Martin Zahálka, I Served the King of England |
1959-01-14 |
Paul Terry, cricketer (in Germany Two Tests England v WI 1984) |
1959-04-15 |
Emma Thompson, England, actress (Henry V, Howards End, Oscar-1992) |
1959-04-24 |
Norman England, Death Note |
1959-05-18 |
Graham Dilley, cricketer (England wicket-taker of 80's) |
1959-05-25 |
Cathryn Harrison, London England, actress (Old Woman in Black Moon) |
1959-05-28 |
Steve Strange, The Punk Rock Movie from England |
1959-06-06 |
Amanda Pays, London England, actress (Max Headroom, Off Limits) |
1959-07-21 |
Stuart Young-Black, Cheshire England, Canadian equestrian (Oly-96) |
1959-08-01 |
Joe Elliott, Sheffield, England, heavy metal vocalist (Def Leppard-Hysteria, Rock of Ages) |
1959-08-13 |
Bruce French, cricketer (England wicketkeeper in 16 Tests 1986-88) |
1959-08-21 |
Anne Hobbs, England, tennis star |
1959-09-22 |
Greg Bruckner, Inglewood CA, Nike golfer (1992 New England Classic) |
1959-10-08 |
Tony Eason, football quarterback (New England Patriots) |
1959-10-15 |
Sarah Magaret Fergusson, [Fergie], London England, Duchess of York |
1959-11-23 |
Maxwell Caulfield, Derbyshire England, actor (Miles-The Colbys) |
1959-12-08 |
E.J. Junior, New England Patriots vs. Miami Dolphins |
1959-12-26 |
Lesley Tomlinson, Derbyshire England, cyclist (Olympics-96) |
1959-12-27 |
Andre Tippett, NFL linebacker (New England Patriots) |
1959-12-30 |
Tracey Ullman, Slough England, singer/actress (Tracey Ullman Show) |
1960-01-15 |
Tim Curtis, cricketer (England righty batsman in 5 Tests 1988-89) |
1960-02-09 |
Holly Johnson, Liverpool England, rock vocalist (Frankie Goes To Hollywood) |
1960-03-17 |
Lee Ann Michelle, Surrey England, playmate (Feb, 1979) |
1960-04-23 |
Steve Clark, Hillsborough England, rock guitarist (Def Leppard) |
1960-04-24 |
Paula Yates, London England, Mrs Bob Geldof/rocker/writer (Blondes) |
1960-05-04 |
Martyn Moxon, cricketer (England batsman in ten Tests 1986-89) |
1960-05-19 |
Yazz, [Yasmin Evans], London, England, singer (Fine Time) |
1960-05-29 |
Adrian Paul, London England, actor (Dance to Win, Highlander) |
1960-06-04 |
Bradley Walsh, Mike Bassett: England Manager |
1960-06-20 |
[Nigel] John Taylor, England, rock bassist (Duran Duran-Girls on Film) |
1960-07-17 |
Kim Barnett, cricketer (England batsman & occasional leggie 1988-89) |
1960-07-20 |
Katie Rabbet, London England, Prince Andrew's former girlfriend |
1960-07-27 |
Jo Durie, England, tennis player |
1960-08-12 |
Lonny Chin, Liverpool England, playmate (Jan, 1983) |
1960-09-09 |
Hugh Grant, London England (4 Weddings & a Funeral, 9 Months) |
1960-09-10 |
Colin Firth, Hampshire England, actor (Femme Fatale, Hostages) |
1960-10-17 |
James Patrick Delsing, St Louis MO, PGA golfer (1993 New England-2nd) |
1960-10-19 |
Dan Woodgate, London, England, rock drummer (Madness, Voice of Beehive) |
1960-10-26 |
Brian Hansen, New York Jets vs. New England Patriots |
1960-10-30 |
Kim Thompson, Bath England, actress (Stealing Heaven) |
1960-11-05 |
Tilda Swinton, London England, actress (Orlando) |
1960-11-18 |
Kim Wilde, [Smith], England, rock vocalist (You Keep Me Hanging On) |
1960-12-20 |
Carolyn Seaward, Devonshire England, Miss United Kingdom (1979) |
1961-01-27 |
Gillian Gilbert, Manchester England, rocker (New Order-Round & Round) |
1961-02-02 |
Joey Benjamin, cricket pace bowler (in St Kitts England in 1994) |
1961-02-16 |
Andy Taylor, England, rock guitarist (Duran Duran-Hungry Like the Wolf) |
1961-02-20 |
Imogen Stubbs, Rothbury England, actress (Summer Story) |
1961-04-02 |
Keren Jane Woodward, Bristol England, rock vocalist (Bananarama-Venus) |
1961-04-09 |
Perry Benson, This Is England |
1961-04-17 |
Norman Cowans, cricketer (England fast bowler in 19 Tests 1982-85) |
1961-04-23 |
Daena Smoller, ISPR Investigates: Ghosts of England |
1961-05-04 |
Eugene Daniel, New England Patriots vs. Indianapolis Colts |
1961-05-10 |
Blyth Tait, England, NZ equestrian 3 day event (Olympics-gold-96) |
1961-05-14 |
Tim Roth, London England, actor (Reservoir Dogs, Vincent & Theo) |
1961-06-18 |
[Genevieve] Alison Moyet, Essex England, rock vocalist (Yaz, Alf) |
1961-06-24 |
Curt Smith, Bath England, rock bassist/vocalist (Tears For Fears) |
1961-06-25 |
Ricky Gervais, Reading England, actor and comedian (The Office) |
1961-07-01 |
Diana Spencer, Sandringham England, Princess of Wales, (d. 1997) |
1961-08-01 |
Mike Watkinson, cricketer (England off-spinner all-rounder v WI 1995) |
1961-08-13 |
Neil Mallender, cricketer (England pace bowler in two Tests 1992) |
1961-08-25 |
Joanne Whalley-Kilmer, Manchester England, actress (Kill Me Again) |
1961-09-14 |
Antonia De Sancha, London England, lover of Brit MP David Mellor |
1961-10-02 |
Alan Wells, cricketer (England Test batsman v WI in one Test 1995) |
1961-10-18 |
Gladstone Small, cricketer (in Barbados England quickie with no neck) |
1961-9-14 |
Antonia De Sancha, England, My England |
1961-9-23 |
Ed Reynolds, New England Patriots vs. Miami Dolphins |
1962-01-09 |
Phil Lewis, London England, rock vocalist (LA Guns-It's Over Now) |
1962-02-28 |
Angela Bailey, England, Canadian 4X100m relayer (Olympic-silver-1984) |
1962-03-26 |
Richard Coles, Northampton England, musician (Communards-Don't Leave Me This Way) |
1962-05-06 |
Neil Foster, cricketer (England right-fast medium) |
1962-09-18 |
Joanne Catherall, Sheffield England, rock vocalist (Human League) |
1962-10-11 |
Philip Newport, cricketer (England pace bowler in 3 Tests 1988-91) |
1962-10-23 |
Beatie Edney, London England, actress (Diary of a Mad Old Man) |
1962-10-26 |
Carey Elwes, London England, actor (Glory, Princess Bride) |
1962-12-16 |
Jerry Gray, Buffalo Bills vs. New England Patriots |
1962-12-22 |
Ralph Nathaniel Fiennes, Suffolk England, actor (English Patient) |
1963-01-11 |
Jason Connery, London England, actor (Robin Hood) |
1963-01-18 |
Jane Horrocks, Lancashire England, actress (Absolutely Fabulous) |
1963-01-26 |
Andrew Ridgeley, England, rock guitarist (Wham-Wake Me Up) |
1963-02-02 |
Stephen McGann, Liverpool England, actor (Catherine the Great) |
1963-02-06 |
David Capel, cricketer (England all-rounder in 15 Tests 1987-90) |
1963-02-08 |
Mohammad Azharuddin, Semi-Finals: India vs England |
1963-02-22 |
Devon Malcolm, cricketer (in Jamaica England fast bowler 1989-95) |
1963-04-02 |
Dermot Reeve, cricketer (in Hong Kong England all-rounder 1992) |
1963-05-11 |
Natasha Richardson, London England, actress (Gothic, Handmaid's Tale) |
1963-05-13 |
Wally Masur, England, tennis star |
1963-07-03 |
Tracey Emin, Croydon England, English artist |
1963-07-15 |
Steve Thomas, Stockport England, NHL left wing (NJ Devils) |
1963-08-01 |
Mark Wright, That Game: England v Germany 1990 |
1963-08-02 |
Caroline Pierce, Cheshire England, golfer (1995 JAL Big Apple Classic-2nd) |
1963-08-15 |
Jack Russell, superb England cricket wicket-keeper (36 Tests 1988-94) |
1963-08-23 |
Richard Illingworth, cricketer (England slow-left-armer 1991- ) |
1963-10-05 |
Hugh Morris, cricketer (England lefty opening batsman 1991) |
1963-10-05 |
Laura Davies, Coventry England, LPGA golfer (1989 Lady Keystone Open) |
1963-10-14 |
Keith Byars, NFL running back (Miami Dolphins, New England Patriots) |
1963-10-27 |
Deborah Moore, London England, actress (Danielle-Day of Our Lives) |
1963-10-28 |
Robert Bailey, cricketer (England batsman in four Tests 1988-90) |
1963-11-21 |
Nicollette Sheridan, Worthing England, actress (Paige-Knots Landing) |
1963-11-22 |
Corinne Russell, Birmingham England, comedienne (Benny Hill Show) |
1964-01-20 |
Victoria Sellers, London England, actress (Crime Zone, Warlords) |
1964-04-01 |
John Morris, cricketer (England right-hand batsman v India 1990) |
1964-04-04 |
Paul Parker, That Game: England v Germany 1990 |
1964-04-28 |
Helen Marina Lucy Windsor, England, daughter of Prince Edward |
1964-05-10 |
Dean Spriddle, Plymouth England, Canadian Tour golfer (1994 Oak Valley) |
1964-05-13 |
Sam Randolph, Santa Barbara CA, Nike golfer (1993 New England-2nd) |
1964-05-13 |
Sara Gomer, England, tennis star |
1964-05-20 |
Earl Charles Spencer, Sandringham England, brother of Princess Diana |
1964-06-12 |
Peter Such, cricketer (England off-spinner 1993-) |
1964-06-17 |
Steve Rhodes, cricketer (England wicket-keeper 1994-95) |
1964-06-21 |
Sammi Davis-Voss, Kidderminster England, actress (Hope & Glory) |
1964-06-26 |
Alison Wyeth, Isle West Middlesex England, 1.5k/5k runner |
1964-06-28 |
Stephanie Maynor, Chester England, golfer (1995 PING Welch's-13th) |
1964-08-08 |
Paul Taylor, cricketer (England left-arm pace bowler in one Test 1993) |
1964-08-16 |
Barry Venison, Mike Bassett: England Manager |
1964-10-23 |
Brent Williams, New England Patriots vs. Miami Dolphins |
1964-11-12 |
Thomas Berthold, That Game: England v Germany 1990 |
1964-12-16 |
Gail Harris, Dewsbury England, actress (Virtual Desire) |
1964-9-21 |
Danny Villa, New England Patriots vs. Miami Dolphins |
1965-01-04 |
Julia Ormond, London England, actress (Sabrina, Legends of the Fall) |
1965-01-09 |
Vincent Brown, New England Patriots vs. Indianapolis Colts |
1965-01-11 |
Joely Richardson, London England, actress (Body Contact, Wetherby) |
1965-01-12 |
Henry Thomas, defensive tackle (Detroit Lions, New England Patriots) |
1965-01-12 |
Henry Thomas, New England Patriots vs. New York Jets |
1965-01-14 |
Jemma Redgrave, London England, actress (Buddha of Suburbia) |
1965-01-19 |
Ricky Reynolds, New England Patriots vs. Indianapolis Colts |
1965-02-26 |
Alison Armitage, London England, actress (Acapulco HEAT) |
1965-02-26 |
Brittany York, London England, playmate (Oct, 1990) |
1965-03-14 |
John Stephenson, cricketer (England opening bat in one Test v Aust 1989) |
1965-06-10 |
Elizabeth Hurley, Basingstroke England, actress (Christabel) |
1965-06-12 |
Cathy Tyson, Liverpool England, actress (Serpant & Rainbow) |
1965-06-29 |
Paul Jarvis, cricketer (England pace bowler 1988-93) |
1965-07-04 |
Suzanne Peta Strudwick, Knutsford England, golfer (1995 Brit Open-7th) |
1965-07-08 |
Des Hamilton, This Is England |
1965-07-08 |
John Shackley, England: July, 2089 AD |
1965-07-17 |
Alex Winter, London England, actor (Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure) |
1965-07-23 |
Slash, [Saul Hudson], London England, rock guitarist & songwriter (Guns N' Roses-Sweet Child o' Mine) |
1965-07-30 |
Tim Munton, cricketer (England pace bowler in two Tests 1992) |
1965-07-31 |
J. K. Rowling, Gloucestershire England, writer (Harry Potter) |
1965-08-06 |
Vincent Wells, England cricketer |
1965-08-08 |
Angus Fraser, cricketer (England right-arm pace bowler 1989- ) |
1965-08-15 |
Jon Evans, Nottimgham England, Australasia golfer |
1965-09-02 |
Lennox Lewis, London England, heavyweight boxer (Olympic-gold-1988, WBC boxing champ) |
1965-10-29 |
Andy Beal, Germany, Canadian Tour golfer (1989 West of England Pro) |
1965-11-26 |
Des Walker, Italia '90: England - World Cup Heroes |
1965-12-21 |
Rodney Thomas, New England Patriots vs. Miami Dolphins |
1965-12-30 |
David Baker, Sheffield England, UK cyclist |
1966-01-06 |
Bob Kratch, New England Patriots vs. Indianapolis Colts |
1966-01-17 |
Trish Johnson, Bristol England, LPGA golfer (1993 Las Vegas) |
1966-02-18 |
Phillip De Freitas, cricket pace bowler (in Dominica England 1986-95) |
1966-02-18 |
Philip DeFreitas, First Quarter Final: England vs Sri Lanka |
1966-02-21 |
Wendy James, London England, vocalist (Transvision Vamp-Velveteen) |
1966-03-21 |
Matthew Maynard, cricketer (big hitting Glamorgan & England player) |
1966-04-02 |
Jon Ranwell, Wake Up England! The Day that Morning was Broken |
1966-04-15 |
Samantha Karen Fox, East End London England, singer (Touch Me) |
1966-04-29 |
Phil Tufnell, cricketer (England slow lefty & slower fieldsman) |
1966-05-26 |
Billy Downes, Camden NJ, Nike golfer (1994 New England Classic) |
1966-07-12 |
Annabel Croft, England, tennis star |
1966-08-01 |
Marion Butts, New England Patriots vs. Indianapolis Colts |
1966-08-16 |
Rosey Edeh, London England, Canadian 400m hurdler (Olympics-4-92, 96) |
1966-09-05 |
Simone Jacobs, England, 4X100m relayer (Olympic-bronze-1984) |
1966-11-10 |
Vanessa Angel, London, England, actress (Weird Science, Kingpin) |
1966-11-22 |
Nicholas Rowe, London England, actor (Young Sherlock Holmes) |
1966-9-10 |
Kimble Anders, Kansas City Chiefs vs. New England Patriots |
1967-01-15 |
Richard Blakey, cricketer (England wicket-keeper in India 1993) |
1967-01-22 |
Olivia d'Abo, London England, actress (Wonder Years, Single Guy) |
1967-02-12 |
Andrew Dunkley, Kent England, golfer (1991-93 Co-Captain U of W Fla) |
1967-04-30 |
Phil Gridelet, Mike Bassett: England Manager |
1967-07-02 |
Debee Ashby, Coventry England, topless model (There's Girl in My Soup) |
1967-07-12 |
Audie England, Delta of Venus |
1967-07-21 |
Lance Painter, Bedford England, pitcher (Colorado Rockies) |
1967-07-27 |
Neil Smith, cricketer (Warwickshire & England A all-rounder) |
1967-08-08 |
Andy Ewings, Mike Bassett: England Manager |
1967-09-18 |
Tara Fitzgerald, Sussex England, actress (Siren) |
1967-10-03 |
Jeff Davidson, Buffalo Bills vs. New England Patriots |
1967-12-08 |
Marina Augusta Baker, Windsor England, playmate (Mar, 1987) |
1967-12-11 |
Richard Stemp, cricketer (Yorkshire & England A left-arm spinner) |
1967-9-17 |
Maurice Hurst, Denver Broncos vs. New England Patriots |
1968-01-12 |
Heather Mills, Aldershot England, model/writer (Out on a Limb) |
1968-02-14 |
Chris Lewis, cricketer (in Guyana England all-rounder) |
1968-03-02 |
Penny "Stamper" Davis, Carlisle England, Canadian 470 yachter (Oly-96) |
1968-03-23 |
Mike Atherton, cricketer (Lancashire batsman & England captain) |
1968-03-28 |
Nasser Hussain, cricketer (Essex & England batsman) |
1968-03-29 |
Chris Calloway, New England Patriots vs. New York Jets |
1968-05-03 |
Jay Darlington, London England, keyboardist (Kula Shaker) |
1968-07-05 |
Shahid Anwar, cricketer (Pakistani all-rounder 1996 England tour) |
1968-08-11 |
Alan Kelly, England-born Irish footballer |
1968-10-24 |
Adrian Dale, cricketer (prolific Glamorgan & England A batsman) |
1968-12-02 |
Mark Harding, Bath England, keeper of Internet biographies |
1968-12-25 |
Corey Widmer, New England Patriots vs. New York Giants |
1969-01-14 |
Martin Bicknell, cricketer (England pace bowler 1993) |
1969-03-07 |
Sam Gash, NFL running back (New England Patriots) |
1969-03-16 |
Steve Israel, NFL cornerback (SF 49ers, New England Patriots) |
1969-03-18 |
Shaun Udal, cricketer (Hants off-spinner, England to Aust 1994-95) |
1969-04-18 |
Katrina, World Sex Tour 20: England |
1969-06-29 |
Simon Brown, cricketer (Durham pace bowler, England 1996) |
1969-07-12 |
Alan Mullally, cricketer (England left-arm pace bowler 1996) |
1969-08-01 |
Graham Thorpe, cricketer (England LHB Century on Test debut 1993) |
1969-08-25 |
Mike Gisler, corner (New England Patriots) |
1969-08-27 |
Mark Ealham, cricketer (Kent & England Test all-rounder 1996) |
1969-09-06 |
Helen Labdan, Bracknell England, model (page 3) |
1969-11-15 |
Peter Martin, cricketer (Lancashire & England pace bowler 1995) |
1969-11-28 |
Nick Knight, cricketer (England opening batsman 1995- ) |
1969-12-04 |
Ferric Collons, NFL defensive end (New England Patriots) |
1969-12-04 |
Terry Glenn, wide reciever (New England Patriots) |
1969-12-16 |
Craig White, cricketer (England all-rounder 1994-95, AIS graduate) |
1969-12-18 |
Keith Piper, cricketer (Warwickshire & England A wicketkeeper) |
1969-12-30 |
Dave England, American television personality |
1969-12-30 |
Dave England, Jackass: The Movie |
1970-01-21 |
Ian Salisbury, cricketer (Sussex & England leg-spinner 1992-96) |
1970-01-27 |
Dean Headley, cricket (grandson of George, England ODI quick 1996) |
1970-02-04 |
Gabrielle Anwar, Laleham England, actress (Body Snatchers) |
1970-02-11 |
Alistair Brown, cricketer (Surrey & England ODI opening batsman 1996) |
1970-03-29 |
Ruth England, The Cotswolds |
1970-05-22 |
Naomi Campbell, London England, model/actress (Cool as Ice, Unzipped) |
1970-05-25 |
Robert Croft, cricketer (Glamorgan off-spinner, England 1996-) |
1970-05-27 |
Todd Collins, linebacker (New England Patriots) |
1970-06-23 |
Mike Bartrum, tight end (New England Patriots) |
1970-07-07 |
Min Patel, cricketer (in Mumbai England left-arm spinner v India 1996) |
1970-07-17 |
Mandy Smith, England, rocker (I Just Can't Wait)/wife of Bill Wyman |
1970-08-27 |
Mark Ilott, cricketer (England left-arm pace bowler 1993-) |
1970-09-04 |
Ione Skye, [Leitch], Hertfordshire England, actress (Say Anything) |
1970-09-29 |
Emily Lloyd, London England, actress (Wish You Were Here, In Country) |
1970-10-07 |
Dwayne Provo, cornerback (New England Patriots) |
1970-10-16 |
Adrian Murrell, Dallas Cowboys vs. New England Patriots |
1971-01-04 |
Evan Gary Hirsch, King of England |
1971-01-25 |
Vincent Brisby, NFL wide receiver (New England Patriots) |
1971-01-30 |
Chris Slade, NFL outside linebacker (New England Patriots) |
1971-02-25 |
Byron Dafoe, Sussex England, NHL goalie (LA Kings) |
1971-02-25 |
Helen Dobson, Skegness England, golfer (1993 State Farm Rail Classic) |
1971-04-08 |
Edward Fryatt, Rochdale England, Nike golfer (1994 NCAA West Regional) |
1971-04-25 |
Eric England, NFL defensive end (Arizona Cardinals) |
1971-05-07 |
Glenn Ross, Qualifier Ireland and England's Strongest Man |
1971-05-15 |
Radim Hladík Jr., I Served the King of England |
1971-06-14 |
Fred Baxter, New England Patriots vs. New York Jets |
1971-07-20 |
Ed Giddins, cricketer (promising Sussex pace bowler, England A 1995) |
1971-07-22 |
Charlotte Gainsbourg, London England, actress (Little Thief) |
1971-07-29 |
Jayne Fenner, Four Marks England, US sailing (Olympic-92) |
1971-08-07 |
Dominic Cork, cricketer (England all-rounder Hat-trick v WI 1995) |
1971-09-05 |
Adam Hollioake, England cricketer |
1971-09-22 |
Chesney Lee Haskes, England, singer (Feels So Alive) |
1971-10-11 |
Natalie Jay, Hendon England, actress (Baywatch) |
1971-10-26 |
Ronnie Irani, cricketer (Essex all-rounder, England 1996) |
1971-10-29 |
Greg Blewett, Australia vs England: 1st Twenty20 International |
1971-10-30 |
Henry Ford, New England Patriots vs. Tennessee Titans |
1971-11-13 |
Anthony Whiteman, England, 800m/1500m runner |
1971-11-30 |
Heath Te-Ihi-O-Te-Rangy Davis, cricket bowler (NZ open v England 1994) |
1971-12-05 |
Marrio Grier, fullback (New England Patriots) |
1971-12-26 |
Mark Lathwell, cricketer (England opening batsman v Australia 1993) |
1971-9-19 |
Paul Campbell, This Is England |
1971-9-27 |
Michael G. England, The Cabin in the Woods |
1971-9-27 |
Alonzo Spellman, Dallas Cowboys vs. New England Patriots |
1972-03-01 |
Scott England, American History X |
1972-03-12 |
Jo Hartley, This Is England |
1972-04-04 |
Chad Eaton, defensive tackle (New England Patriots) |
1972-04-07 |
Lovett Purnell, wide receiver (New England Patriots) |
1972-04-11 |
Dietrich Jells, wide receiver (New England Patriots) |
1972-04-11 |
Ted Johnson, linebacker (New England Patriots) |
1972-04-14 |
Paul Devlin, England-born Scottish footballer |
1972-05-03 |
Josh Taves, defensive end (New England Patriots) |
1972-05-10 |
Emma Ridley, Hanpstead England, actress (Return to Oz) |
1972-05-14 |
Mark Ruskell, England-born Scottish politician |
1972-06-20 |
Paras Mhambrey, Indian cricket pace bowler (Test v England 1996) |
1972-06-23 |
Larry Whigham, Dallas Cowboys vs. New England Patriots |
1972-09-27 |
Malachy Loye, cricketer (Northamptonshire & England "A" batsman) |
1972-10-20 |
Sean England, Iron Man |
1972-12-26 |
Derrick Cullors, running back (New England Patriots) |
1972-12-26 |
Shane Meadows, This Is England |
1973-03-14 |
Chris Sullivan, defensive end (New England Patriots) |
1973-03-20 |
Jane March, Edgeware England, actress (Lover) |
1973-04-13 |
Dave Wohlabaugh, corner (New England Patriots) |
1973-06-09 |
Tedy Bruschi, linebacker (New England Patriots) |
1973-06-27 |
Heath Irwin, guard (New England Patriots) |
1973-07-15 |
Ivan Barnev, I Served the King of England |
1973-07-21 |
Stephen Clarke, Sutton Coldfield England, Canada swimmer (Oly-br-92, 96) |
1973-08-03 |
Stephen Graham, This Is England |
1973-08-29 |
Devin Wyman, defensive tackle (New England Patriots) |
1973-11-14 |
Caroline Hall, Bristol England, golfer (Curtis Cup 1992) |
1973-11-14 |
Lawyer Milloy, strong safety (New England Patriots) |
1973-11-16 |
Sedrick Shaw, running back (New England Patriots) |
1973-11-17 |
Scott Rehberg, tackle (New England Patriots) |
1974-01-05 |
Iwan Thomas, North East England |
1974-01-16 |
Kate Moss, Addiscomb Surrey England, model (Calvin Klein) |
1974-01-21 |
Jerald Sowell, New England Patriots vs. New York Jets |
1974-01-23 |
Glen Chapple, cricketer (Lancashire & England A pace bowler) |
1974-05-17 |
Zuzana Fialová, I Served the King of England |
1974-06-25 |
Vernon Crawford, linebacker (New England Patriots) |
1974-9-13 |
Matt Patricia, Denver Broncos vs. New England Patriots |
1975-02-08 |
Damon Denson, guard (New England Patriots) |
1975-02-25 |
Nicola Parfit, This Is England |
1975-03-05 |
Chris Silverwood, cricketer (England Test pace bowler v Zimbabwe 1996) |
1975-04-14 |
Brian Daboll, Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs. New England Patriots |
1975-05-02 |
David Beckham, Leytonstone, London, English footballer (Manchester United, England) |
1975-06-19 |
Brandon Mitchell, defensive end (New England Patriots) |
1975-06-29 |
Mathew Gates, Baldock England, dance skater (& Chalom-1995 Nat Jr champ) |
1975-10-05 |
Kate Winslet, Reading England, actress (Titanic, Jude, Hamlet, Get Back) |
1975-10-16 |
Jacques Kallis, cricketer (South African Test all-rounder v England 1995) |
1975-10-17 |
Declan Perkins, Mike Bassett: England Manager |
1975-12-09 |
Simos Sarketzis, Little England |
1976-01-11 |
Jo, World Sex Tour 20: England |
1976-02-05 |
Brian Moorman, Buffalo Bills at New England Patriots |
1976-02-22 |
Jiri Ml. Kacirek, I Served the King of England |
1976-03-30 |
Chris Canty, cornerback (New England Patriots) |
1976-04-26 |
Mike McKenzie, New England Patriots at New Orleans Saints |
1976-05-26 |
Paul Collingwood, Australia vs England: 1st Twenty20 International |
1976-05-27 |
Matt Huntley, This Is England |
1976-05-29 |
Ebenezer Ekuban, Denver Broncos vs. New England Patriots |
1976-09-01 |
Clare Connor, England Woman cricketer |
1976-10-13 |
Edward Ellis, tackle (New England Patriots) |
1976-10-25 |
Chris Hanson, Buffalo Bills at New England Patriots |
1976-11-24 |
Artrell Hawkins, Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs. New England Patriots |
1977-01-13 |
Orlando Bloom, Kent England, English actor (Pirates of the Caribbean, The Lord of the Rings) |
1977-01-20 |
Rian Lindell, Buffalo Bills at New England Patriots |
1977-03-23 |
Sammy Morris, New England Patriots at New Orleans Saints |
1977-07-15 |
David Hussey, Commonwealth Bank Series: Australia vs England: Game 3 |
1977-08-03 |
Tom Brady, San Mateo California, American football player (New England Patriots, 3 Super Bowls) |
1977-08-17 |
Adalius Thomas, New England Patriots at New Orleans Saints |
1977-08-19 |
Callum Blue, London, England, actor (Dead Like Me, The Tudors) |
1977-08-20 |
James Ormond, England cricketer |
1978-01-11 |
Emile Heskey, Round of 16: Germany vs England |
1978-02-24 |
Louise Woodward, ELton England, nanny who killed Matthew Eappen |
1978-06-13 |
Martin Lemaire, Who Stabbed Reno England...? |
1978-07-25 |
Louise Joy Brown, Oldham England, world's first test tube baby |
1978-12-06 |
Darrell Jackson, Denver Broncos vs. New England Patriots |
1978-9-03 |
Charles Grant, New England Patriots at New Orleans Saints |
1979-03-28 |
Reche Caldwell, Indianapolis Colts vs. New England Patriots |
1979-04-18 |
Matthew Upson, Round of 16: Germany vs England |
1979-07-10 |
Zoe Rose, World Sex Tour 23: England |
1979-10-31 |
Chris Kelsay, Buffalo Bills at New England Patriots |
1979-12-17 |
Charlotte Edwards, Twenty 20 World Cup Final: Sri Lanka vs Pakistan & England Women vs New Zealand Women |
1979-9-20 |
Petra Hrebícková, I Served the King of England |
1979-9-23 |
Dan Hodgett, This Is England |
1980-05-01 |
Josh Reed, New England Patriots at Buffalo Bills |
1980-06-13 |
Darius Vassell, Quarter-finals: England vs Brazil |
1980-08-05 |
Wayne Bridge, Quarter-finals: England vs Brazil |
1980-08-25 |
Nigel Holland, England |
1980-08-29 |
Chris Simms, Tampa Bay Buccaneers vs. New England Patriots |
1980-10-13 |
Scott Parker, Quarter-Finals: England vs. Italy |
1980-10-14 |
Terrence McGee, New England Patriots at Buffalo Bills |
1980-9-02 |
Kyle Larson, New England Patriots vs. Cincinnati Bengals |
1980-9-04 |
Jeremi Johnson, New England Patriots vs. Cincinnati Bengals |
1981-01-13 |
Reggie Brown, Philadelphia Eagles vs. New England Patriots |
1981-05-05 |
Craig David, Southhampton England, English singer (7 Days, Insomnia) |
1981-05-30 |
Lucie Stepánková, I Served the King of England |
1981-06-17 |
Kyle Boller, New England Patriots vs. Baltimore Ravens |
1982-01-09 |
Kate Middleton, Reading, England, Duchess of Cambridge and wife of Prince William |
1982-02-16 |
Rickie Lambert, Group D: Uruguay vs England |
1982-02-20 |
Oli Sutton, This Is England |
1982-05-14 |
Rowan October, This Is England |
1982-06-21 |
Prince William, Duke of Cambridge, London, England, son of Prince Charles & Lady Diana |
1982-11-08 |
Lynndie England, former U.S. Army reservist, associated with Abu Ghraib |
1982-11-08 |
Lynndie England, Standard Operating Procedure |
1982-12-19 |
Chris Kuper, Denver Broncos vs. New England Patriots |
1983-06-18 |
Billy Slater, Semi Final: New Zealand v England |
1983-07-09 |
Shaun Marsh, Commonwealth Bank Series: Australia vs England: Game 2 |
1983-07-24 |
Daniele De Rossi, Group D: England vs Italy |
1983-08-18 |
Andrew Shim, This Is England |
1984-01-19 |
England Simpson, Interview with a Damned Liar |
1984-02-01 |
Darren Fletcher, How to Be England Manager |
1984-03-09 |
Joseph Gilgun, This Is England |
1984-04-20 |
Anthony Fasano, New England Patriots at Miami Dolphins |
1984-12-08 |
Jen Friel, New England: People Search |
1984-12-09 |
Steve O'Keefe, KFC Twenty20 International: Australia vs England: Game 2 |
1984-12-11 |
Leighton Baines, Group D: England vs Italy |
1985-01-16 |
Joel Meyer-England, John Carter |
1985-07-02 |
Chad Henne, New England Patriots at Miami Dolphins |
1985-10-05 |
Shawn Nelson, Buffalo Bills at New England Patriots |
1985-10-13 |
Brian Hoyer, New England Patriots at New Orleans Saints |
1985-9-13 |
Davone Bess, New England Patriots at Miami Dolphins |
1986-07-18 |
Barbora Mottlová, I Served the King of England |
1987-03-06 |
Hannah England, Episode dated 14 October 2013 |
1987-12-13 |
Michael Socha, This Is England |
1988-02-23 |
Eric England, Contracted |
1988-05-10 |
Adam Lallana, Group D: England vs Italy |
1988-05-18 |
Raleigh Latham, King of England |
1988-08-24 |
Rupert Grint, Hertfordshire England, English actor (Harry Potter) |
1989-03-02 |
Chris Woakes, Commonwealth Bank Series: Australia vs England: Game 5 - Flood Relief Appeal |
1989-06-02 |
Steve Smith, KFC Twenty20 International: Australia vs England: Game 2 |
1989-9-24 |
Rosamund Hanson, This Is England |
1990-01-23 |
Chanel Cresswell, This Is England |
1990-04-07 |
Danielle Watson, This Is England |
1990-07-24 |
Andrew Ellis, This Is England |
1990-08-12 |
Mario Balotelli, Group D: England vs Italy |
1991-02-17 |
Edward (Ed) Sheeran, Halifax England, singer-songwriter |
1991-05-02 |
Daisy-May Bates, Oh! To Be in England: Part 1 |
1992-01-01 |
Jack Wilshere, Group D: England vs Italy |
1994-10-31 |
Clovis Asong, North East England |
1996-01-07 |
Abbey Speakman, England, born 19 days after her twin sister |
1996-12-19 |
Paige Speakman, England, born 19 days before her twin sister |
2013-07-22 |
Prince George of Cambridge, London, England, son of Prince William of England (3rd in line to the English throne) |
England - Notable Weddings
England - Weddings
| Date | Event |
|---|---|
1152-05-16 |
Eleanor of Aquitaine marries Henri of Anjou, handing the future King Henry II of England most of France, which is why kings of England claimed France for centuries thereafter. |
1152-05-18 |
Henry II of England marries Eleanor of Aquitaine |
1191-05-12 |
Richard I of England marries Berengaria of Navarre. |
1290-07-08 |
Princess Margaret (15), daughter of Edward I of England marries John II of Brabant at Westminster Abbey |
1328-01-24 |
King Edward III of England marries Philippa of Henegouwen (Hainault) |
1365-07-27 |
Isabella of England marries Enguerrand of Coucy at Windsor |
1382-01-20 |
King Richard II of England marries Anne of Bohemia and daughter of the Holy Roman Emperor at Westminster Abbey. Anne died of plague in 1394. |
1472-07-12 |
Richard Plantagenet, Duke of Gloucester and later King of England, marries Anne Neville, daughter of the Earl of Warwick, in Westminster Abbey. |
1486-01-18 |
King Henry VII of England marries Elizabeth, daughter of Edward IV |
1533-01-25 |
England's King Henry VIII marries Anne Boleyn (approximate date), his 2nd wife |
1543-07-12 |
England's King Henry VIII weds Catherine Parr (6th & last wife) |
1554-07-24 |
Queen Maria of England marries Philip, king of Naples/Jerusalem |
1749-08-25 |
British admiral Samuel Hood (24) weds Susannah Linzee in Portsmouth, England |
1795-10-04 |
Poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge (22) weds Sara Fricker in Bristol, England |
1800-08-19 |
Social reformer Elizabeth Fry (20) weds tea dealer Joseph Fry (23) at the Norwich Quaker Meeting House in Norwich, England |
1814-07-25 |
Inventor Charles Babbage (21) weds Georgina Whitmore at St. Michael's Church in Devon, England |
1839-07-25 |
British PM William Gladstone (29) weds Catherine Glynne (27) in England |
1908-09-02 |
Naval officer Robert Scott (40) weds sculptress Kathleen Bruce (30) at the Chapel Royal in London, England |
1927-07-27 |
British Field Marshal Bernard Law Montgomery (39) weds Elizabeth Carver in Chiswick, England |
1936-12-24 |
Paleoanthropologist Mary Leakey (23) weds archaeologist Louis Leakey (33) in England |
1940-12-31 |
Actress Bette Davis (32) weds New England innkeeper Arthur Farnsworth at 15,000-acre ranch in Lake Montezuma, Arizona |
1943-04-10 |
Actor Peter Cushing (29) weds actress Violet Helene Beck in London, England |
1949-08-12 |
Multi-Tony award-winning actress Angela Lansbury (23) weds actor and producer Peter Shaw (31) at St. Columba's Presbyterian Church of Scotland in London, England |
1951-09-15 |
Actor Peter Sellers (26) weds actress Anne Howe n London, England |
1955-06-18 |
Former World No. 1 tennis player Lew Hoad (20) weds tennis player Jenny Staley (21) at St Mary's Church in Wimbledon, England |
1956-04-23 |
Novelist C. S. Lewis (57) weds poet Joy Davidman (41) at the register office in Oxford, England |
1956-10-06 |
Tennis player champ Ken Rosewall (21) weds Wilma McIver at St John's Church of England Cathedral in Brisbane, Australia |
1957-09-15 |
Country music legend Patsy Cline (25) weds linotype operator Charles Dick (23) in Winchester, England |
1961-03-25 |
Playwright Samuel Beckett (54) weds Suzanne Dechevaux-Dumesnil on a secret civil ceremony in England |
1964-02-19 |
Actor Peter Sellers (38) weds actress Britt Ekland in London, England |
1967-06-29 |
Actress Maggie Smith (32) weds actor Robert Stephens (35) in Greenwich, England |
1968-05-20 |
"The Who" guitarist and songwriter Pete Townshend (23) weds Karen Astley in England |
1973-07-04 |
British Army officer Andrew Parker Bowles (33) weds Camilla Rosemary Shand (26) at Guards Chapel in Birdcage Walk in London, England |
1975-08-23 |
Actress Maggie Smith (40) weds playwright Beverley Cross (44) at the Guildford Register Office in Surrey, England |
1984-03-22 |
Composer Andrew Lloyd Webber (36) weds singer/dancer Sarah Brightman (23) in Hampshire, England |
1986-07-23 |
Britain's Prince Andrew (26) weds Sarah Ferguson (26) at Westminster Abbey in London, England |
1992-08-20 |
Rocker Sting weds Trudie Styler at an 11th century chapel in Wiltshire, England |
1998-02-22 |
Singer-songwriter Tori Amos (34) weds British sound engineer Mark Hawley (34) in West Wycombe, England |
1998-11-22 |
"Titanic" actress Kate Winslet (23) weds assistant film director Jim Threapleton (25) at All Saints Church in Reading, England |
2001-07-28 |
Six-time golf winner Nick Faldo (44) weds third wife Valerie Bercher on a lavish ceremony in Windsor, England |
2002-09-14 |
No Doubt lead vocalist Gwen Stefani (42) weds lead singer and rhythm guitarist "Bush" Gavin Rossdale (46) at St. Paul's Church in London, England |
2005-06-24 |
"Real Madrid" football striker Michael Owen (25) weds Louise Bonsall at Carden Park Hotel in Chester, England |
2005-08-21 |
"Strictly Come Dancing" hostess Natasha Kaplinsky (32) weds investment banker Justin Bower at St. Margaret's Church in Somerset, England |
2005-08-30 |
"Squeeze" band founder Jools Holland (47) weds sculptor Christabel McEwen at St. James Church in Cooling, Kent, England |
2005-09-10 |
Fashion model Jodie Kidd (26) weds entrepreneur Aidan Butler at St. Peter's Church in Twineham, West Sussex, England |
2005-09-10 |
"The Yardbirds" rock guitarist Jeff Beck (61) weds Sandra Cash in Tunbridge Wells, England |
2005-09-10 |
British television presenter Kate Garraway (38) weds former political lobbyist Derek Draper (38) at St. Mary The Virgin parish church in London, England |
2005-09-10 |
Camilla Parker-Bowles's son Tom Parker Bowles (30) weds "Harpers & Queen" fashion features editor Sara Buys at St. Nicholas' Church in Rotherfield Greys, Oxfordshire, England |
2005-12-10 |
Actress Jane Danson (27) weds "Brookside" actor Robert Beck (35) at Gibbon Bridge Hotel in Lancashire, England |
2005-12-17 |
Race car driver Gary Paffett (24) weds his lady love Lisa in England |
2006-07-22 |
British TV presenter Ant McPartlin (30) weds former member of "Deuce" Lisa Armstrong (29) at St. Nicholas Church in Taplow, Buckinghamshire, England |
2006-07-29 |
"Primal Scream" lead singer Bobby Gillespie (44) weds stylist Katy England at St. Margaret's Church in Betley, Staffordshire |
2006-09-02 |
Former "EastEnders" actress Hannah Waterman (31) weds actor Ricky Groves (38) at a country church in Inwardleigh, England |
2006-10-20 |
"Liberty X" member Michelle Heaton (27) weds Pop Idol's Andy Scott-Lee (26) in Hertfordshire, England |
2006-12-02 |
"Emmerdale" actor Nick Miles (44) weds Stephanie Lumb at the Roundthorn Country House Hotel in Penrith, England |
2007-03-03 |
Model and actress Elizabeth Hurley (41) weds Indian textile heir Arun Nayar (42) at Sudeley Castle in Gloucestershire, England |
2009-02-26 |
Supermodel Gisele Bundchen (32) weds NFL New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady (35) at St. Monica Catholic Church in Santa Monica |
2010-01-09 |
Food writer and former fashion model Sophie Dahl (32) weds British jazz singer Jamie Cullum (30) in Hampshire, England |
2011-06-11 |
Recording artist Lily Allen (26) weds Sam Cooper (32) at St. James The Great church in Gloucestershire, England |
2011-07-30 |
Granddaughter of Queen Elizabeth II and British equestrian Zara Phillips (30) weds England rugby player Mike Tindall (32) at the Canongate Kirk in Edinburgh, Scotland |
2012-04-21 |
Actress Carey Mulligan (26) weds "Mumford & Sons" lead singer Marcus Mumford (25) in Somerset, England |
2012-06-17 |
"Revenge" actress Ashley Madekwe (30) weds "Secret Diary Of A Call Girl" actor Iddo Goldberg (36) in London, England |
2012-06-30 |
Mick Jagger's daughter Jade Jagger (41) weds longtime boyfriend Adrian Fillary at the Aynhoe Park Hotel in Oxfordshire, England |
2014-06-07 |
Playwright Tom Stoppard (76) weds brewery heiress Sabrina Guinness on an intimate register office ceremony in East Dorset, England |
England - Divorces
| Date | Event |
|---|---|
2010-09-03 |
Pop singer Cheryl Cole (27) divorces England soccer player Ashley Cole (29) due to unreasonable behavior after 3 and a half years of marriage |
England - Notable Deaths
England - Deaths
| Date | Event |
|---|---|
197-02-19 |
D Clodius Septimus Albinus, Roman bequest in England, dies in battle |
303-04-23 |
Saint George, Greek officer in the Roman army, beheaded. Patron saint of many lands including England |
604-05-26 |
Augustinus van Canterbury, bishop/apostle of England, dies (or 605) |
924-07-17 |
King Edward the Elder of England (899-924) |
939-10-27 |
King Athelstan I of England (b. 895) |
946-05-25 |
Edmund the Older, king of Wessex/England (939-46), dies |
955-11-23 |
Edred, King of England (b. c. 923) |
959-10-01 |
King Edwy of England |
975-07-08 |
Edgar, King of England (959-75), dies |
1014-02-03 |
Sweyn Forkbeard, Viking king of Denmark, Norway and England (1013-14), dies |
1016-04-23 |
Æthelred II "the Unready", king of England (979-1016), dies |
1035-11-12 |
Cnut (Canute) "The Great", King of Denmark. England, Norway and parts of Sweden. Reigned 1016-1035. |
1040-03-17 |
Harold Harefoot (Harold I), King of England (1035-40), dies |
1042-06-08 |
Harthacnut/Harthacanute, King of Denmark and England (b. 1018) Lambeth |
1066-01-05 |
Edward de Belijder, the Confessor, king of England (1043-66), dies |
1066-10-14 |
Harold II, King of England (1066), dies at the Battle of Hastings |
1075-12-19 |
Edith of Wessex, wife of Edward the Confessor of England |
1087-09-09 |
William I, The Conqueror, King of England/Duke of Normandy, dies |
1100-08-02 |
William II, [Rufus], king of England, shot in New Forest at 44 |
1118-05-01 |
Edith of Scotland, first wife of Henry I of England (b. c. 1080) |
1120-11-25 |
William Adelin, son and heir of Henry I of England (b. 1104) dies in White Ship tragedy trying to save his illegitimate half-sister Countess of Perche while crossing the English Channel |
1135-12-01 |
Henry I Beauclerc, King of England (1st English King fluent in the English language), dies |
1151-04-23 |
Queen Adeliza of England (b. 1103) |
1152-05-03 |
Matilda of Boulogne, Queen of England (b. 1105) |
1153-08-17 |
Eustace IV of Boulogne, son of Stephen of England (b. 1130) |
1154-10-25 |
Stefanus van Blois, king of England (1135-54), dies |
1183-06-11 |
Henry the Young King, son of Henry II of England (b. 1155) |
1189-07-06 |
Henry II, King of England (1154-89), dies at 56 |
1189-09-03 |
Jacob of Orleans, Rabbi, killed in anti Jewish riot in London England |
1199-04-06 |
Richard I, the Lion-hearted, King of England (1189-99), dies at 41 |
1199-09-04 |
Joan of England, Queen consort of Sicily, wife of William II of Sicily (b. 1165) |
1205-07-13 |
Hubert Walter, Archbishop of Canterbury and Justicier of England |
1216-10-19 |
King John of England (1199-1216), agreed to the Magna Carta, dies at 49 |
1230-12-23 |
Berengaria of Navarre, queen of Richard I of England |
1238-03-04 |
Joan of England, Queen Consort of Scotland, wife of Alexander II (b. 1210) |
1241-12-01 |
Isabella of England, wife of Frederick II, Holy Roman Emperor (b. 1214) |
1246-05-31 |
Isabella of Angouleme, queen of John of England |
1271-11-16 |
Henry III, King of England (1216-71, Provisions of Oxford), dies |
1275-09-24 |
Humphrey de Bohun, 2nd Earl of Hereford, Constable of England (b. 1208) |
1284-08-19 |
Alphonso, Earl of Chester, son of Edward I of England (b. 1273) |
1290-11-28 |
Eleanor of Castile, wife of Edward I of England (b. 1241) |
1291-06-26 |
Eleanor of Provence, wife of Henry III of England |
1296-06-05 |
Edmund Crouchback, son of Henry III of England (b. 1245) |
1307-04-07 |
Joan of Acre, daughter of Edward I of England (b. 1271) |
1307-07-07 |
Edward I, King of England (1272-1307), dies at 68 |
1317-02-14 |
Marguerite of France, queen of Edward I of England (b. 1282) |
1327-09-21 |
Edward II, king of England (1307-1327), assassinated at 43 |
1330-11-29 |
Roger de Mortimer, 1st Earl of March, de facto ruler of England (b. 1287) |
1338-08-04 |
Thomas of Brotherton, 1st Earl of Norfolk, son of Edward I of England (b. 1300) |
1358-08-22 |
Isabella, Queen of England (b. circa 1295) |
1368-10-07 |
Lionel of Antwerp, 1st Duke of Clarence, son of Edward III of England (b. 1338) |
1369-08-15 |
Philippa of Hainault, Queen consort of Edward III of England |
1376-06-08 |
"Black Prince" of Wales, son of King Edward of England, dies at 46 |
1377-06-21 |
Edward III, king of England (1327-77), dies at 64 |
1379-12-16 |
John Fitzalan, Marshal of England |
1381-06-15 |
John Cavendish, Lord Chief Justice of England |
1394-06-04 |
Mary de Bohun, wife of Henry IV of England (b. c 1369) |
1394-06-07 |
Anne of Bohemia, wife of Richard II of England (plague) (b. 1367) |
1398-07-20 |
Roger Mortimer, 4th Earl of March, heir to the throne of England (b. 1374) |
1400-02-14 |
Richard II, king of England (1377-99), murdered at age 33 at Pontefract Castle |
1402-08-01 |
Edmund of Langley, 1st Duke of York, son of Edward III of England (b. 1341) |
1413-03-20 |
King Henry IV of England (1399-1413) dies at 45 |
1414-02-19 |
Thomas Arundel, archbishop of Canterbury/chancellor of England, dies |
1414-09-01 |
William de Ros, 7th Baron de Ros, Lord Treasurer of England (b. 1369) |
1421-03-22 |
Thomas of Lancaster, 1st Duke of Clarence, second son of Henry IV of England (killed in battle) (b. 1388) |
1422-08-31 |
Henry V, King of England (1413-22)/France (1416-19), dies |
1435-09-14 |
John, Duke of Bedford, regent of England (b. 1389) |
1437-01-03 |
Catherine of Valois, wife of Henry V of England (b. 1401) |
1460-12-31 |
Edmund, Earl of Rutland, brother of Kings Edward IV of England and Richard III of England (executed) (b. 1443) |
1461-02-02 |
Owen Tudor, Welsh founder of the Tudor dynasty of England |
1471-05-20 |
Henry VI, king of England (1422-61, 70-71)/France (1431-71), dies |
1483-04-09 |
Edward IV, King of England (1461-70, 71-83) (b.1442) |
1483-06-25 |
Edward V, king of England (Apr 9-Jun 25, 1483), murdered |
1484-04-09 |
Edward of Middleham, Prince of Wales (b. 1473), son of Richard III King of England |
1485-03-16 |
Anne Neville, queen of Richard III of England (b. 1456) |
1485-08-22 |
Richard III, king of England (1483-85), killed in battle at 32 |
1495-05-31 |
Cecily Neville, mother of Edward IV of England and Richard III of England, (b. 1415) |
1503-02-04 |
Queen Elizabeth, consort of Henry VII of England, dies |
1509-04-21 |
Henry VII, 1st Tudor king of England (1485-1509), dies at 52 |
1509-06-29 |
Margaret Beaufort, mother of Henry VII of England (b. 1443) |
1530-11-29 |
Thomas Wolsey, Cardinal, adviser and Lord Chancellor, (1514-29) to England's King Henry VIII (approx. 60) |
1536-01-07 |
Catherine of Aragon, 1st wife of England's King Henry VIII, dies at 50 |
1536-05-19 |
Anne Boleyn, Queen of England and wife of Henry VIII, beheaded |
1542-02-13 |
Catharine Howard, queen of England/5th wife of Henry VIII, beheaded |
1543-07-19 |
Lady Mary Boleyn, mistress of King Henry VIII of England |
1544-04-30 |
Thomas Audley, 1st Baron Audley of Walden, Lord Chancellor of England |
1547-01-28 |
Henry VIII, King of England (1509-47), dies at 55 |
1548-09-05 |
Catharine Parr, queen of England/wife of Henry VIII, dies at about 36 |
1553-07-06 |
Edward VI Tudor, King of England (1547-53), dies at 15 |
1554-02-12 |
Jane Grey, queen of England for 9 days, beheaded at 17 |
1557-07-16 |
Anne of Cleves, queen of England/4th wife of Henry VIII, dies at 41 |
1559-09-10 |
Anthony Denny, confidant of King Henry VIII of England (b. 1501) |
1567-06-12 |
Richard Rich, 1st Baron Rich, Lord Chancellor of England (b. 1490) |
1568-12-23 |
Roger Ascham, tutor of Elizabeth I of England |
1603-03-24 |
Elizabeth I Tudor, [Virgin Queen], of England and Ireland (1558-1603), dies at 69 |
1604-06-24 |
Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford, Lord Great Chamberlain of England (b. 1550) |
1606-11-12 |
St. Nicholas Owen (martyr), one of the Forty Martyrs of England and Wales |
1625-03-27 |
James VI and I, Scottish born King of Scotland )1657-1625) and King of England and Ireland (1603-25), poet and author, dies at 58 |
1661-01-03 |
Maria I Stuart, Queen of England/husband of Willem II, dies at 29 [NS] |
1662-02-13 |
Elisabeth Stuart, of James I of Scotland and England, dies at 65 |
1669-09-10 |
Henrietta Maria, queen of Charles I of England (b. 1609) |
1670-06-30 |
Henrietta Anne Stuart, Princess of England, Scotland, and Ireland (b. 1644) |
1671-03-31 |
Anne Hyde, wife of James II of England (b. 1637) |
1672-09-16 |
Anne Bradstreet, New England's first published poet, dies (birth date unknown) |
1676-12-25 |
Matthew Hale, Lord Chief Justice of England (b. 1609) |
1685-02-06 |
Charles II, King of England, Scotland, and Ireland (1660-85), dies at 54 |
1687-11-13 |
Nell [Eleanor] Gwyn, mistress of Charles II of England, dies at 37 |
1694-12-28 |
Mary II, Queen of England, dies after 5 years of rule at 32 [NS=Jan 7] |
1695-01-07 |
Mary II Stuart, queen of England, dies at 32 [OS=Dec 28 1694] |
1699-11-09 |
Hortense Mancini, mistress of Charles II, King of England (b. 1646) |
1701-09-06 |
James II [Stuart], king of England (1685-88), dies at 68 |
1701-09-16 |
James II of England and VII of Scotland (b. 1633) |
1702-03-08 |
William III, Dutch King of England (1689-1702), dies at 51 [NS-Mar 19] (b. 1650) |
1702-03-19 |
Willem III Henry, [Dutch William], king of England/Scot, dies at 51 |
1705-11-30 |
Catherine of Braganza, wife of Charles II of England (b. 1638) |
1708-10-28 |
Prince George of Denmark, Consort of Queen Anne of England (b. 1653) |
1709-10-09 |
Barbara Palmer, 1st Duchess of Cleveland, English mistress of Charles II of England (b. 1640) |
1714-08-01 |
Anne Stuart, Queen of England (1702-14), dies at about 49 |
1716-04-26 |
John Somers, 1st Baron Somers, Lord Chancellor of England (b. 1651) |
1717-10-26 |
Catherine Sedley, English mistress of James II of England (b. 1657) |
1718-05-07 |
Mary of Modena, wife of James II of England (b. 1658) |
1721-12-22 |
Nathaniel Hawes, tortured & executed in England for robbery |
1722-01-21 |
Charles Paulet, 2nd Duke of Bolton, English supporter of William III of England (b. 1661) |
1723-02-25 |
Christopher Wren, England, astronomer/architect, dies at 90 |
1723-08-23 |
Increase Mather, New England Puritan minister (b. 1639) |
1723-10-10 |
William Cowper, 1st Earl Cowper, Lord Chancellor of England (b. 1665) |
1727-06-10 |
George Ludwig, German monarch of Hannover/king of England, dies at 67 |
1730-05-30 |
Arabella Churchill, mistress of James II of England, sister of John Churchill, 1st Duke of Marlborough (b. 1648) |
1733-04-19 |
Elizabeth Villiers, mistress of William III of England |
1734-07-22 |
Peter King, 1st Baron King, Lord Chancellor of England |
1747-04-09 |
Simon Fraser, 12th baron Lovat Jacobite, last man beheaded in England |
1764-03-06 |
Philip Yorke, 1st Earl of Hardwicke, Lord Chancellor of England (b. 1690) |
1777-12-12 |
Reverend Benjamin Russen, executed at Tyburn England for rape |
1803-02-21 |
Edward Despard, last person drawn & quartered in England |
1807-07-13 |
Henry Benedict Stuart, Jacobite claimant to the throne of England (b. 1725) |
1811-02-09 |
Nevil Maskelyne, 5th Astronomer Royal of England (1765-1811), dies |
1818-11-17 |
Charlotte Sophia von Mecklenburg-Strelitz, Queen of England, dies |
1842-04-11 |
John England, bishop of Charleston Carolina, dies |
1844-06-15 |
Thomas Campbell, poet (Ye Mariners of England), dies at 66 |
1860-11-08 |
Charles Fellows, English Archaeologist who discovered ruins of the cities of ancient Lycia and brought to Lycian marbles to England, dies |
1861-12-14 |
Albert, Prince consort of England and husband of Queen Victoria, dies at 42 |
1869-09-17 |
Peter M Roget, England, lexographer (Roget's Thesaurus), dies |
1876-09-03 |
Felix, cricketer (legendary All-England player), dies |
1880-06-16 |
James Southerton, cricketer (appeared in England's 1st 2 Tests), dies |
1890-12-03 |
Bill Midwinter, cricketer (8 Tests for Australia, 4 for England), dies |
1891-01-04 |
Joe Hunter, cricket wicket-keeper (England on 1884-85 Aust tour), dies |
1891-06-23 |
George Parr, cricketer (Nottinghamshire & All-England), dies |
1892-02-19 |
Monty Bowden, cricket captain (England v South Africa 1889), dies at 26 |
1894-03-11 |
John Selby, cricketer (6 Tests for England 1877-82), dies |
1896-12-31 |
Leland Hone, cricketer (scored 7 & 6 in only England Test 1879), dies |
1898-06-18 |
George Ulyett, cricketer (949 runs 50 wkts for England 25 Tests), dies |
1899-03-24 |
Billy Barnes, cricketer (725 runs in 21 Tests for England), dies |
1900-03-11 |
Edmund Peate, cricketer (9 Tests for England 1881-86), dies |
1900-11-22 |
Arthur S Sullivan, England, composer (Mikado, Ivanhoe), dies at 58 |
1902-01-11 |
Johnny Briggs, cricketer (118 wkts for England), dies in an asylum |
1902-08-10 |
George Vernon, cricketer (scored 11* & 3 in only England Test), dies |
1904-11-04 |
Jack Brown, cricketer (8 Tests for England 1894-99), dies |
1904-12-10 |
James Cranston, cricketer (scored 16 & 15 in Test for England), dies |
1907-01-16 |
Alfred Shaw, cricketer (seven Tests for England 1877-82), dies |
1910-05-06 |
Edward VII, King of England (1901-10), dies at 68 |
1910-08-29 |
Allen Hill, cricket bowler (England, 2 Tests), dies |
1911-11-23 |
Bernard Tancred, cricketer (87 runs in 1888-89 South Africa v England), dies |
1912-07-02 |
Tom Richardson, English cricketer (88 wickets in 14 Tests for England), dies (b. 1870) |
1914-05-13 |
R E Foster, only dual England captain at cricket & soccer, dies |
1914-06-06 |
Walter T Watts-Dunton, England, lawyer/poet/writer (Aylwin), dies |
1914-11-14 |
Frederick Sleigh Roberts, England's King at Liverpool |
1914-12-21 |
A O Jones, cricketer (12 Tests for England 1899-1909), dies |
1915-01-06 |
Reginald Wood, cricketer (one Test England v Australia 1886), dies |
1915-04-03 |
Andrew Stoddart, cricketer (England capt at turn of century), suicide |
1916-03-09 |
Ken Hutchings, cricketer (exciting England batsman, WW I), dies |
1916-07-01 |
William Booth, cricketer (WW I 2 Tests for England 1913-14), dies |
1916-08-01 |
Claude Newberry, South African cricket All-rounder (v England 1913-14), dies |
1916-11-23 |
Leonard Moon, cricketer (WW I 4 Tests for England 1905-06), dies |
1916-12-26 |
Frank Penn, cricketer (one Test for England v Australia 1880), dies |
1917-01-25 |
Edwin Tyler, cricketer (slow-lefty played once for England 1896), dies |
1917-09-12 |
Eric Lundie, cricketer (WWI Test South Africa v England 1914), dies |
1917-11-19 |
Basil Grieve, cricketer (batted in 2 Tests England v South Africa 1889), dies |
1919-04-30 |
Henry Wood, England cricket wicket keeper (in 4 Tests 1888-92), dies |
1919-07-31 |
R G Barlow, cricketer (591 runs/34 wickets/17 Tests for England), dies |
1919-08-20 |
Greg MacGregor, England cricketer (b. 1869) |
1920-07-05 |
John Shuter, cricketer (scored 28 in only Test for England 1888), dies |
1921-02-12 |
Charles Leslie, cricketer (4 Tests England v Australia 1882-83), dies |
1922-09-21 |
Tom Armitage, cricketer (England lob bowler v Australia 1877), dies |
1923-10-12 |
A P "Bunny" Lucas, cricketer (five Tests for England 1879-82), dies |
1925-12-17 |
A N "Monkey" Hornby, cricketer (England capt at Oval 1882), dies |
1926-05-20 |
Dick Pougher, cricketer (17 & 3-26 in only Test for England 1892), dies |
1926-11-01 |
Wilfred Flowers, cricketer (England spinner in 8 Tests 1884-93), dies |
1927-06-11 |
William Attewell, cricket bowler (England in 10 Tests 1884-1891), dies |
1928-04-05 |
Roy Kilner, cricketer (9 Tests for England 1924-26), dies at 38 |
1928-12-21 |
Harry Butt, cricketer (England wicket-keeper v South Africa 1895-96), dies |
1929-05-21 |
V P F A Royle, cricketer (one Test England v Australia 1879), dies |
1929-10-25 |
James Lillywhite Jr, cricketer (two Tests for England 1877), dies |
1929-11-19 |
Arthur H Mann, English composer (Church of England Hymnal), dies |
1929-12-09 |
Willis Cuttell, cricketer (two Tests England v South Africa 1899), dies |
1930-11-11 |
W W Whysall, cricketer (4 Tests for England 1924-30), dies |
1931-04-30 |
Sammy Woods, cricketer (3 Tests for Australia, 3 for England), dies |
1931-07-16 |
Charles Studd, cricketer (5 Tests for England 1882-83), dies |
1932-04-26 |
Bill Lockwood, cricketer (43 wickets in 12 Tests for England), dies |
1933-01-31 |
John Galsworthy, England, writer (Forsythe, Nobel 1932), dies at 65 |
1933-03-27 |
Lionel Palairet, cricketer (49 runs in 2 Tests for England 1902), dies |
1933-05-29 |
Frank Sugg, cricketer (batted in 2 Tests for England 1888), dies |
1933-12-09 |
Morice Bird, cricketer (scored 280 runs in 10 Tests for England), dies |
1934-10-15 |
Raymond Poincaré, England's King at Liverpool |
1935-03-03 |
Neville Knox, cricketer (bowled in 2 Tests for England 1907), dies |
1935-07-15 |
Alfred Archer, cricketer (England batsman in one Test 1899), dies |
1935-11-02 |
H B "Jock" Cameron, South African cricket captain (v England 1935, age 30), dies |
1935-11-19 |
F S Gough-Calthorpe, cricketer (England captain v WI 1930), dies |
1935-12-04 |
Hylton Philipson, cricketer (England keeper in 5 Tests 1892-95), dies |
1936-01-10 |
Charles Wright, cricketer (3 Tests England v South Africa 1895-96), dies |
1936-03-12 |
David Beatty, 1st Earl Beatty and British Admiral of the Fleet dies of heart failure at 65 in London, England |
1936-06-19 |
John Sharpe, cricketer (1-eyed fast bowler for England 1891-92), dies |
1936-06-26 |
George Allan England, The Gift Supreme |
1936-10-12 |
B L T Bosanquet, cricketer (1st great googly bowler, England), dies |
1936-10-30 |
Teddy Wynyard, cricketer (three Tests for England 1896-1906), dies |
1937-03-26 |
Albert Relf, cricketer (13 Tests for England 1903-14), commits suicide |
1937-08-06 |
Annie E F Horniman, England, theater owner (Abbey Theatre), dies at 76 |
1937-11-12 |
Harry Smith, England cricket wicket-keeper (v WI 1928), dies |
1937-12-18 |
S S Schultz, cricketer (one Test England v Australia 1879), dies |
1938-01-28 |
John Sharp, cricketer (England bat 1909, also soccer intl), dies |
1938-03-15 |
Edmund Tylecote, cricketer (England keeper in 6 Tests 1882-86), dies |
1939-01-06 |
Albert Ward, cricketer (England batsman in 7 Tests 1893-95), dies |
1939-07-19 |
Tom Hayward, cricketer (35 Tests for England, 1999 runs), dies |
1939-08-24 |
W H Moule, cricketer (Australia v England 1880)/High Court judge, dies |
1940-02-07 |
Francis Ford, cricketer (5 Tests for England v Australia 1894-95), dies |
1940-03-29 |
Alexander Obolensky, Russian prince and famed Rugby Union footballer who played for England.(b. 1916) |
1941-08-12 |
Bobby Peel, cricketer (took 102 wickets for England), dies |
1941-10-20 |
Ken Farnes (WWII) 15 Tests for England, cricketer (60 wickets), dies |
1942-01-01 |
Jaroslav Jezek, I Served the King of England |
1942-07-23 |
Andrew Ducat, cricketer (England 1921), dies whilst batting at 56 |
1942-10-24 |
Arthur Dolphin, cricketer (1 Test England 1921, 1 run, 1 catch), dies |
1942-12-18 |
Charlie Walker, cricketer (Aust tourist to England 1930, 1938), dies |
1943-07-27 |
H B G Austin, cricketer (capt of 1923 WI team to England), dies |
1943-09-17 |
Dick Tyldesley, cricketer (7 Tests for England), dies |
1944-02-08 |
Clem Wilson, cricketer (bro of Rockley, 2 Tests for England 1896), dies |
1944-04-17 |
J T Hearne, cricketer (took 49 wkts in 12 Tests for England), dies |
1944-06-13 |
Christopher Heseltine, cricketer (2 Tests for England 1895-96), dies |
1944-06-19 |
Bill Bradley, cricketer (bowled for England in two Tests 1899), dies |
1944-06-26 |
Billy Newham, cricketer (England Test 1887), dies |
1944-08-05 |
Maurice Turnbull, cricketer (England)/rugby (Wales), dies |
1944-11-17 |
A C MacLaren, cricketer (England batsman from turn of century), dies |
1945-07-20 |
Arthur Seccull, South African cricketer (Test v England 1896), dies |
1945-11-07 |
Alfred Dipper, cricketer (England batsman scored in only Test), dies |
1946-04-25 |
Albert Knight, cricketer (3 Tests for England on 1903-04 tour), dies |
1946-05-07 |
Joe Humphries, cricket wicket keeper (3 Tests for England 1907-08), dies |
1947-03-09 |
Stanley Jackson, cricketer (20 Tests for England 1893-1905), dies |
1947-09-22 |
Chester Barnett, The Wishing Ring: An Idyll of Old England |
1947-10-13 |
Sydney Webb, England, writer/husband of Beatrice Potter, dies |
1948-02-10 |
Ewart Astill, cricket all-rounder (9 Tests for England 1927-30), dies |
1948-07-26 |
Charles Mills, South African cricketer (Test v England 1891-92), dies |
1948-09-11 |
Albert Powell, cricketer (one Test South Africa v England 1898-99), dies |
1948-12-09 |
Sir Timothy O'Brien, cricketer (Bart 5 Tests England 1884-96), dies |
1949-07-14 |
Frank Hearne, cricketer (2 Tests for England, 4 Tests for S Afr), dies |
1949-08-30 |
Arthur Fielder, England cricket fast bowler (6 Tests 1903-08), dies |
1949-11-01 |
Leslie Gay, cricket wicket-keeper/goalkeeper (England in 1890's), dies |
1950-02-16 |
David Denton, cricketer (England batsman in 11 Tests 1905-10), dies |
1950-03-23 |
Douglas Carr, England cricket leg-spinner (Test 1909), dies |
1951-06-06 |
Lionel Hallam, cricketer (England capt 1921), dies |
1951-08-03 |
Neville Tufnell, cricket wicket keeper (Test for England 1910), dies |
1951-09-03 |
Arnold Warren, cricketer (only Test for England), dies |
1951-10-13 |
W G (Billy) Quaife, cricketer (7 Tests for England, 228 runs), dies |
1952-12-19 |
Harry Makepeace, cricketer (cricket & soccer intl for England), dies |
1953-09-12 |
Frederick Kuys, cricketer (one Test South Africa v England 1898), dies |
1953-12-02 |
Ernest Hayes, cricketer (Surrey bat played 5 Tests for England), dies |
1954-01-20 |
Fred Root, cricketer (England pace bowler in 3 Tests v Aus 1926), dies |
1954-02-21 |
William K. Howard, Fire Over England |
1954-03-03 |
Frank England, The Three Musketeers |
1954-03-18 |
Walter Mead, cricketer (one Test for England 1899), dies |
1954-05-23 |
H R Bromley-Davenport, cricketer (batted in 4 Tests for England), dies |
1954-10-27 |
Frank Druce, cricketer (252 runs in 5 Tests for England), dies |
1955-12-22 |
Len Braund, cricketer (23 Tests for England 987 runs 47 wkts), dies |
1956-05-18 |
Maurice Tate, cricketer (39 Tests for England, 155 wickets), dies |
1957-03-12 |
Harry Dean, cricketer (England left-arm bowler in 3 Tests, 1912), dies |
1957-07-21 |
Rockley Wilson, cricketer (bro of Clem, Test for England 1921), dies |
1958-05-03 |
Frank Foster, cricketer (England all-rounder, 11 Tests 1911-12), dies |
1958-06-18 |
Douglas Jardine, cricketer (22 Tests for England), dies |
1958-06-28 |
George Gunn, cricketer (15 Tests for England), dies at 50 |
1958-10-15 |
Jack Mason, cricketer (England all-rounder v Australia 1897-98), dies |
1958-10-17 |
C L Townsend, cricketer (2 Tests for England 1899), dies |
1958-11-18 |
Sivert Samuelson, cricketer (one Test South Africa v England 1910), dies |
1959-03-28 |
James Neblett, cricketer (one Test WI v England 1935), dies |
1959-06-26 |
Audley Miller, cricketer (Test for England 1896), dies |
1959-11-15 |
Alex Kennedy, cricketer (31 wkts in 5 Tests for England 1922-23), dies |
1959-12-05 |
K S Duleepsinhji, cricketer (12 Tests for England, 995 runs), dies |
1960-01-05 |
Donald Knight, cricketer (54 runs in 2 Tests for England 1921), dies |
1960-07-09 |
Vallance Jupp, cricketer (28 wkts in 8 Tests for England 1921-28), dies |
1960-08-16 |
Errol Holmes, cricketer (batted in 5 Tests for England 1935), dies |
1960-09-18 |
A J Evans, cricketer (only England Test v Aus 1921), dies |
1960-11-03 |
Harold Spencer Jones, London, English Astronomer and 10th astronomer royal of England whose work led to a more accurate determination of the distance between the Earth and the Sun |
1961-03-23 |
A C Russell, cricketer (10 Tests for England 910 runs), dies |
1961-05-02 |
J C White, cricketer (49 wickets in 15 Tests for England 1921-31), dies |
1961-09-16 |
A P F Chapman, cricketer (26 Tests for England), dies |
1961-10-02 |
Reggie Spooner, cricketer (England centurion v South Africa 1912), dies |
1962-01-16 |
Emanuel Stickelberger, Swiss writer (Holbein in England), dies at 77 |
1962-04-04 |
James Hanratty, executed at Bedford Prison, England, for the murder of Michael Gregsten (b. 1936) |
1962-05-05 |
Ernest Tyldesley, cricketer (990 runs in 14 Tests for England), dies |
1963-01-30 |
P F "Plum" Warner, cricketer (England mgr during Bodyline tour), dies |
1963-07-18 |
A H C Cooper, South African cricketer (Test v England 1914), dies |
1963-08-21 |
John Gunn, cricketer (England all-rounder in 6 Tests 1901-05), dies |
1963-09-12 |
Ben Sealey, cricketer (one Test WI v England 1933), dies |
1963-12-21 |
Jack Hobbs, cricketer (61 Tests for England), dies |
1964-01-17 |
Terence Hanbury White, novelist (England Have My Bones), dies at 57 |
1964-02-06 |
W L Cornford, England cricket wicket-keeper (4 Tests v NZ 1930), dies |
1964-08-13 |
Peter Anthony Allen is the last person executed (for murder) in England and United Kingdom at Walton Prison, Liverpool |
1964-12-03 |
George Brown, cricketer (7 Tests for England), dies |
1965-04-08 |
Jack Durston, cricketer (one Test for England, 4-102 & 1-34), dies |
1965-05-08 |
H T W Hardinge, cricketer (scored 25 & 5 in only Test for England), dies |
1965-07-01 |
Wally Hammond, South African cricketer (7,249 runs for England), dies |
1965-07-07 |
Bill Hitch, England cricket fast-bowler (7 Tests 1911-21), dies |
1965-08-10 |
Rayford Robinson, cricketer (Test Aust v England 1937), dies |
1965-09-14 |
Jack Hearne, cricketer (806 runs in 24 Tests for England), dies |
1966-01-05 |
George Duckworth, cricketer (24 Tests for England, ct 45 stp 15), dies |
1966-05-22 |
Tom Goddard, cricketer (22 wkts in 8 Tests for England 1930-39), dies |
1966-08-17 |
Archibald Palm, cricketer (Test South Africa v England 1927-28), dies |
1966-09-10 |
James Langridge, cricketer (242 runs & 19 wkts for England), dies |
1966-10-13 |
Father Marriott, cricketer (one Test for England, 11 wickets), dies |
1966-10-27 |
Nigel Haig, cricketer (England pace bowler in 5 Tests 1921-30), dies |
1967-01-01 |
Maurice Leyland, cricketer (41 Tests for England, 2764 runs), dies |
1967-06-26 |
Errol Hunte, cricketer (WI batsman in 3 Tests v England 1930), dies |
1967-08-04 |
Peter Smith, cricketer (Essex leggie, 3 wickets for England), dies |
1967-12-26 |
S F Barnes, cricketer (27 Tests for England, 189 wickets), dies |
1968-05-10 |
Maurie Sievers, cricket medium-pacer (Austral v England 1936-37), dies |
1968-07-01 |
Dick Young, cricketer (England wicketkeeper v Aust 1907-08), dies |
1968-12-12 |
Walter Robins, cricketer (19 Tests for England 64 wkts), dies |
1969-01-13 |
Fred Price, cricket wicket-keep (England, v Aust Headingley 1938), dies |
1970-02-13 |
Herbert Strudwick, cricketer (28 Tests for England, ct 60 stp 12), dies |
1970-09-19 |
Greville Stevens, cricketer (10 Tests for England 1922-29), dies |
1970-12-01 |
Frank Smailes, cricketer (England pace bowler Test v India 1946), dies |
1971-03-18 |
George Wood, England cricket wicketkeeper (v South Africa 1924), dies |
1971-09-14 |
Bill Copson, cricketer (England pace bowler before & after WW2), dies |
1972-07-06 |
Vincent Valentine, WI cricket pace bowler (England 1933), dies |
1973-04-01 |
Arthur Wood, cricket wicket-keeper (England 1938-39), dies |
1973-04-27 |
Jim Sims, cricketer (England leg-spinner in 4 Tests 1935-37), dies |
1974-07-09 |
Ted Bowley, cricketer (England batsman in 5 Tests 1929-30), dies |
1974-08-13 |
Hugo Yarnold, cricketer (Umpire in 3 Tests for England), dies |
1976-01-11 |
Mervyn Grell, cricketer (Test WI v England 1930, 21 & 13, 0-17), dies |
1976-02-02 |
Harry Elliott, England cricket wicketkeeper (3 Tests 1927-34), dies |
1976-09-05 |
A E R Gilligan, cricketer (11 Tests for England 1922-25), dies |
1976-12-18 |
George Emmett, cricketer (England opener v Aust Old Trafford 1948), dies |
1977-02-22 |
Jack O'Connor, cricketer (batted in 4 Tests for England 1929-30), dies |
1977-09-13 |
Arthur Fagg, cricketer (5 Tests for England 1936-39/umpire), dies |
1977-09-13 |
Leopold Stokowski, symphonic conductors, dies in England, at 95 |
1977-10-18 |
Rolph Grant, cricketer (West Indian capt on 1939 England tour), dies |
1977-11-22 |
Reg Perks, England cricket pace bowler (1938-39), dies |
1977-12-07 |
Paul Gibb, cricketer (England batsman, 8 Tests), dies |
1978-01-22 |
Herbert Sutcliffe, cricketer (54 Tests for England 4555 runs), dies |
1978-03-30 |
George Paine, lefty cricket spinner (for England in WI 1935), dies |
1978-03-30 |
Harold Gimblett, cricketer (Batted in 3 Tests for England), suicide |
1978-04-10 |
Robert Vas, Refuge England |
1978-05-05 |
Alfred H H Gilligan, cricketer (4 Tests for England), dies |
1978-05-19 |
George Gladstone, cricketer (one Test WI v England 1930), dies |
1979-02-05 |
Eddie Paynter, cricketer (20 Tests for England, avg 59.23), dies |
1979-02-09 |
C I J Smith, cricket all-rounder (5 Tests for England 1935-37), dies |
1979-05-31 |
Nigel Howard, cricketer (England captain 1951-52 tour of India), dies |
1979-06-04 |
Edward Dawson, cricketer (England batsman in 5 Tests 1927-30), dies |
1979-07-17 |
Doug Meintjes, South African cricket pace bowler (v England 1922-23), dies |
1979-08-31 |
E J "Tiger" Smith, England cricket wicket-keeper 1911-14), dies |
1979-09-12 |
Denis Smith, cricketer (England left-handed batsman 1935), dies |
1979-11-14 |
Bill Farrimond, England cricket wicketkeeper (4 Tests 1930-35), dies |
1980-02-28 |
Ian Alexander Ross Peebles, cricketer (45 wkts for England), dies |
1980-04-02 |
Dick Howorth, cricketer (England slow lefty all-rounder late 40's), dies |
1980-11-21 |
Jim Parks Sr, Kent cricket all-rounder (only Test for England), dies |
1980-12-31 |
Arthur Wellard, cricketer (2 Tests for England, legendary 6-hitter), dies |
1981-02-15 |
Jack Crapp, cricketer (7 Tests for England 1948-49, 319 runs), dies |
1981-03-06 |
George Geary, cricketer (14 Tests for England, 46 wickets), dies |
1981-03-14 |
Ken Barrington, cricketer (82 Tests for England, 6806 runs), dies |
1981-04-16 |
Eric Hollies, cricketer (13 Tests for England, 44 wickets), dies |
1981-04-21 |
Harry Lee, cricketer (scored 18 & 1 in only Test for England), dies |
1982-02-06 |
Ben Nicholson, England, painter/sculptor (Circle), dies at 87 |
1982-03-09 |
Richard A Butler, England, min of Finance, dies at 79 |
1982-09-01 |
Clifford M Curzon, England, pianist, dies at 75 |
1982-09-10 |
Max Winders Maximilien, brought Belgium gold reserve to England, dies |
1982-11-13 |
Dorothy [Little-]Round, England, tennis star (Never on Sunday), dies |
1982-12-16 |
Anthony C B Chapman, England, formula 1 racer, dies at 54 |
1983-01-22 |
Fred Bakewell, cricketer (dashing England bat of 30s, 6 Tests), dies |
1983-02-02 |
Bryan Valentine, cricketer (7 Tests for England, 454 runs), dies |
1983-07-14 |
Jack MacBryan, cricketer (Test for England 1924), dies |
1984-02-03 |
Ravindara Mhatrem, Indian diplomat, killed in England |
1984-02-28 |
Leslie Walcott, cricketer (Test for WI v England 1930), dies |
1984-07-30 |
Maurice Tremlett, cricketer (England pace bowler 1948-49), dies |
1984-09-08 |
Frank Lowson, cricketer (England opener 1951-55), dies |
1984-09-15 |
Jack Ikin, cricketer (England opener 1946-55), dies |
1985-01-09 |
Don Brennan, cricket wicketkeeper (England in 2 Tests 1951), dies |
1985-06-15 |
Percy Fender, cricketer (13 Tests for England, 380 runs 29 wkts), dies |
1985-12-16 |
Dick Pollard, cricketer (England fast-medium bowler 1946-48), dies |
1986-04-23 |
Jim Laker, cricketer (193 wkts for England at 21 24), dies |
1986-04-24 |
Bill Edrich, cricketer (39 Tests for England), dies |
1986-06-26 |
Laurie Fishlock, cricketer (4 Tests for England), dies |
1987-03-13 |
Gerald Moore, England, pianist (Am I Too Loud), dies at 87 |
1987-03-16 |
Vivian Martin, The Wishing Ring: An Idyll of Old England |
1987-09-05 |
Bill Bowes, cricketer (Bodyline bowler, 68 wkts for England), dies |
1988-01-29 |
Howard Clewes, The Day They Robbed the Bank of England |
1988-03-17 |
Reg Sinfield, cricketer (one Test for England v Australia 1938), dies |
1988-04-10 |
Cliff Gladwin, cricketer (8 Tests for England 1947-49), dies |
1988-07-25 |
Towyna Thomas, To England with Doris |
1988-08-28 |
Paul Whitelaw, cricketer (2 Tests NZ v England 1933), dies |
1989-01-15 |
Wilf Slack, cricketer (whilst bat in Gambia England player 1986), dies |
1989-05-26 |
Don Revie, Former footballer and England and Leeds United Manager (b. 1927) |
1989-10-04 |
Norman Yardley, cricketer (England captain 1947-50), dies |
1990-01-01 |
Joe Hardstaff Jr, cricketer (23 Tests for England, 1636 runs), dies |
1990-02-28 |
Colin Milburn, cricketer (9 Tests for England, 654 runs), dies |
1990-02-28 |
Tuppy Owen-Smith, South African cricketer (batsman v England 1929), dies |
1990-09-06 |
Leonard Hutton, cricketer (79 Tests for England, 6971 runs), dies |
1991-07-18 |
Harold Butler, cricketer (2 Tests for England 1947-48, 12 wkts), dies |
1992-08-09 |
Patrick A Devlin, England, judge/lead house of Lords, dies |
1992-12-23 |
Cyril Walters, cricketer (11 Tests for England, 784 runs), dies |
1993-02-05 |
Jack Young, cricketer (8 Tests for England 1947-49, 17 wickets), dies |
1993-02-17 |
Leslie Townsend, cricket all-rounder (England in 4 Tests 1930-34), dies |
1993-04-07 |
S C (Billy) Griffith, cricketer (England 1948-49, MCC sect), dies |
1993-05-28 |
Charles Barnett, cricketer (20 Tests for England), dies |
1993-08-10 |
Ken England, US screenwriter (Good Girls Go to Paris), dies at 82 |
1993-10-04 |
Josh Ashton, New England Patriots vs. Chicago Bears |
1993-10-29 |
George Pope, cricketer (one Test for England, 8 runs not out), dies |
1994-02-20 |
Derek Jarman, English director (Last of England), dies at 52 |
1994-08-15 |
Shepherd Mead, London England, dies of stroke at 80 |
1995-03-30 |
Tony Lock, cricketer (174 wickets for England), dies |
1995-04-20 |
R E S Wyatt, cricketer (England capt 16 times), dies |
1995-05-30 |
Lofty England, English automotive engineer and race team manager (b.1911) |
1995-09-03 |
Roye England, modeller/museum curator, dies at 88 |
1996-02-11 |
Cyril Poole, cricket (Notts 1946-62, England 1951-52 in 3 Tests), dies |
1996-04-19 |
Norman Oldfield, cricketer (scored 99 runs in Test for England), dies |
1996-09-04 |
Sam Cook, cricketer (Gloucestershire slow bowler with one Test for England), dies |
1996-10-21 |
Eric Halsall, In Search of a Champion - Heat 1: England West |
1999-05-08 |
Dirk Bogarde, London England, actor (b. 1921) (Death in Venice, Servant) |
2000-04-29 |
Scott England, American History X |
2000-08-10 |
Gilbert Parkhouse, Former England cricketer (b. 1925) |
2002-02-16 |
Walter Winterbottom, England football manager (b. 1913) |
2003-11-06 |
Hal England, Hang 'Em High |
2004-07-04 |
Frank Robinson (Xylophone Man), an eccentric street entertainer in Nottingham, England (b. 1932) |
2007-03-17 |
Jim Cronin, Animal welfare campaigner and founder of Monkey World in Dorset, England. (b. 1951) |
2008-02-07 |
Tamara Desni, Fire Over England |
2009-04-13 |
Harry Kalas, 2003 New England Patriots: Super Bowl XXXVIII Champions |
2009-05-21 |
Barry England, Figures in a Landscape |
2010-07-08 |
Willi Railo, The England Patient |
2013-01-02 |
Karel Cáslavský, I Served the King of England |
2013-04-02 |
Chuck Fairbanks, New England Patriots vs. Cleveland Browns |
2013-05-12 |
Milan Corba, I Served the King of England |
2013-09-29 |
Vincent Tilsley, The State of England |
2014-01-25 |
Dennis Wirgowski, Baltimore Colts vs. New England Patriots |
2014-12-06 |
Nick Nicolau, New England Patriots vs. Indianapolis Colts |
2015-02-04 |
Micha Shagrir, Just Like the Queen of England |
2015-02-12 |
Steve Strange, The Punk Rock Movie from England |
2015-04-03 |
Terdell Middleton, New England Patriots vs. Green Bay Packers |
2015-04-14 |
Percy Sledge, This Is England |
2015-11-28 |
Gerry Byrne dead: Former Liverpool defender and England World Cup winner dies aged 77 |
2016-04-25 |
Former New England Patriots nose tackle Ron Brace dies aged 29 |
2016-04-26 |
Former New England Patriots defensive end Ron Brace dies aged 29 |
2016-05-10 |
Ex-England seamer and MCC president JJ Warr dies aged 88 |
2016-06-14 |
Donald Carr, former England Cricket captain, dies aged 89 |
2016-06-16 |
England rugby league player Ronan Costello dies from injuries, aged 17 |
2016-09-10 |
Sylvia Gore, England women's first goalscorer, dies aged 71 |
2017-02-18 |
Former England batsman Peter Richardson dies aged 85 |
2018-07-24 |
Paul Madeley, former Leeds and England utility man, dies aged 73 |