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NameOccupationBirthDeathKnown for
Jean-François Champollion
Historian
23-Dec-1790 4-Mar-1832 Deciphered the Rosetta Stone
George Everest
Explorer
4-Jul-1790 1-Dec-1866 Namesake of Mt. Everest
Giuseppe Marco Fieschi
Assassin
1790 19-Feb-1836 Attempted assassin of Louis-Philippe
John Gibson
Sculptor
19-Jun-1790 27-Jan-1866 English neoclassical sculptor
Marshall Hall
Doctor
18-Feb-1790 11-Aug-1857 Theory of reflex action
Johannes Carsten Hauch
Poet
12-May-1790 4-Mar-1872 Valdemar Seir
Alphonse de Lamartine
Poet
21-Oct-1790 28-Feb-1869 Bland French poet, failed politician
Leopold I
Royalty
16-Dec-1790 10-Dec-1865 First King of the Belgians
Augustus Baldwin Longstreet
Author
9-Jul-1790 9-Jul-1870 Georgia Scenes
Gideon Mantell
Geologist
3-Feb-1790 10-Nov-1852 English paleontologist and geologist
August Möbius
Astronomer
17-Nov-1790 26-Sep-1868 Möbius strip
James D. P. Ogden
Business
26-Aug-1790 7-Apr-1870 First President of New York Life Insurance Company
José Antonio Páez
Head of State
13-Jun-1790 7-May-1873 First President of Venezuela
John Tyler
Head of State
29-Mar-1790 18-Jan-1862 10th President of the U.S.
Letitia Tyler
First Lady
12-Nov-1790 10-Sep-1842 First wife of US President John Tyler
Abel P. Upshur
Attorney
17-Jun-1790 28-Feb-1844 US Secretary of the Navy, 1841-43
James Moore Wayne
Judge
1790 5-Jul-1867 US Supreme Court Justice, 1835-67
W. C. Wentworth
Government
1790 20-Mar-1872 Australian patriot


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