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== Births == === January–March === [[File:Droste-Hülshoff 2.jpg|thumb|110px|[[Annette von Droste-Hülshoff]]]] [[File:Maria Leopoldina 1815.jpg|thumb|right|110px|[[Maria Leopoldina of Austria]]]] [[File:Franz Schubert by Wilhelm August Rieder 1875.jpg|thumb|110px|[[Franz Schubert]]]] [[File:Scrope George Julius Poulett.jpg|thumb|right|110px|[[George Julius Poulett Scrope]]]] [[File:Michel Goudchaux.jpg|thumb|right|110px|[[Michel Goudchaux]]]] [[File:James-gettys-mccready-ramsey-tn1.jpg|thumb|right|110px|[[J. G. M. Ramsey]]]] [[File:Manuela Sáenz.jpg|thumb|right|110px|[[Manuela Sáenz]]]] * [[January 1]] ** [[Christopher Jacob Boström]], Swedish philosopher (d. [[1866]]) ** [[Utagawa Kuniyoshi]], Japanese woodblock printer (''ukiyo-e'') (d. [[1861]]) * [[January 3]] – [[Frederick William Hope]], English entomologist at the University of Oxford (d. [[1862]]) * [[January 4]] – [[Wilhelm Beer]], German banker, astronomer (d. [[1850]]) * [[January 5]] – [[Eduard Vogel von Falckenstein]], Prussian general (d. [[1885]]) * [[January 6]] – [[Edward Turner Bennett]], English zoologist and writer (d. [[1836]])<ref>[http://www.oxforddnb.com/view/article/2119 Bennett, Edward Turner (1797-1836), zoologist] by J. C. Edwards in [[Dictionary of National Biography]] online (accessed 21 July 2008)</ref> * [[January 9]] – [[Edmund Murray Dodd]], Canadian lawyer (d. [[1876]]) * [[January 10]] – [[Annette von Droste-Hülshoff]], German writer (d. [[1848]]) * [[January 11]] ** [[Carl Rottmann]], German landscape painter, the most famous member of the Rottmann family of painters (d. [[1850]]) ** [[Connop Thirlwall]], English bishop (in Wales), historian (d. [[1875]]) * [[January 12]] ** [[Gideon Brecher]], Austrian physician, writer (d. [[1873]]) * [[January 14]] – [[George Agar-Ellis, 1st Baron Dover]], British peer and man of letters (d. [[1833]]) * [[January 15]] – [[Vincenz Kollar]], Austrian entomologist specializing in Diptera (d. [[1860]]) * [[January 17]] – [[Joseph Barclay Pentland]], Irish geographer (d. [[1873]]) * [[January 19]] ** [[Henri-Bernard Dabadie]], French baritone (d. [[1853]]) ** [[Cornelia Aletta van Hulst]], Dutch painter (d. [[1870]]) * [[January 20]] – [[Jonathan Leavitt (publisher)|Jonathan Leavitt]], American bookbinder, co-founder of the New York City publishing firm of Leavitt & Trow (d. [[1852]]) * [[January 21]] – [[Joseph Méry]], French writer (d. [[1866]]) * [[January 22]] ** Archduchess [[Maria Leopoldina of Austria]], [[List of Brazilian consorts|Empress consort of Brazil]] (d. [[1826]]) ** [[Thomas Moore-Lane]], Irish oculist, surgeon, physician to the Nawab (d. [[1844]]) * [[January 24]] – [[Leo Dupont]], Martinique-born Venerated French Catholic, who helped spread various Catholic devotions (d. [[1876]]) * [[January 25]] ** [[Achille Rémy Percheron]], French entomologist (d. [[1869]]) ** [[John Stuart, 12th Earl of Moray]] (d. [[1867]]) * [[January 26]] – [[Therese Albertine Luise Robinson]], German-American author (d. [[1870]]) * [[January 28]] – [[Narcisse Girard]], French violinist (d. [[1860]]) * [[January 29]] ** [[Marguerite Beaubien]], Canadian nun, mother superior with the Sisters of Charity (d. [[1848]]) ** [[Prince Adolf zu Hohenlohe-Ingelfingen]], Prussian nobleman (d. [[1873]]) * [[January 30]] – [[Edwin Vose Sumner]], career United States Army officer who became a Union Army general during the American Civil War (d. [[1863]]) * [[January 31]] – [[Franz Schubert]], Austrian pianist, composer (d. [[1828]]) * [[February 1]] – [[Frederick Sullivan (cricketer)|Frederick Sullivan]], English first-class cricketer associated with Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) (d. [[1873]]) * [[February 2]] ** [[Joseph Louis Corbin]], French general who took command of the successful attack that lifted the Siege of Constantine in 1837 (d. [[1859]]) ** [[Bertha Zück]], German-born treasurer of Queen Josephine of Sweden (d. [[1868]]) * [[February 5]] – [[György Andrássy]], Hungarian nobleman (d. [[1872]]) * [[February 6]] ** [[Richard Hawes]], United States Representative from Kentucky and the second Confederate Governor of Kentucky (d. [[1877]]) ** [[Vaast Barthélemy Henry]], French Catholic priest (d. [[1884]]) ** [[Joseph von Radowitz]], conservative Prussian statesman, general (d. [[1853]]) * [[February 10]] – [[George Chichester, 3rd Marquess of Donegall]], British landowner, courtier and politician (d. [[1883]]) * [[February 11]] – [[Richard Temple-Nugent-Brydges-Chandos-Grenville, 2nd Duke of Buckingham and Chandos]], English Conservative politician (d. [[1861]]) * [[February 12]] – [[John Timon]], first Roman Catholic Bishop of Buffalo (d. [[1867]]) * [[February 14]] – [[Pierre Sylvain Dumon]], French politician, deputy (1831-1848) (d. [[1870]]) * [[February 15]] – [[Henry Engelhard Steinway]], German-American piano manufacturer (d. [[1871]]) * [[February 17]] – [[Charles Alexandre]], French Hellenist (d. [[1870]]) * [[February 18]] ** [[Jean-Baptiste Boucho]], French-born Vicar Apostolic of Malacca-Singapore (d. [[1871]]) ** [[John Day (Liberian judge)|John Day]], Liberian politician and jurist, 2nd Chief Justice of Liberia (1854 until his death) (d. [[1859]]) * [[February 19]] ** [[Giuseppe Avezzana]], Italian soldier fighting in Europe and America (d. [[1879]]) ** [[Wincenty Smokowski]], Polish-Lithuanian painter, illustrator (Academic and Classical styles) (d. [[1876]]) * [[February 21]] – [[João Mouzinho de Albuquerque]], Portuguese writer, administrator (d. [[1881]]) * [[February 22]] ** [[Jean Baptiste Hippolyte Dance]], French pathologist remembered for Dance's sign (d. [[1832]]) ** [[Yelizaveta Golitsyna]], Russian noble, Catholic nun (d. [[1844]]) * [[February 23]] – [[Heinrich Halfeld]], German engineer (d. [[1873]]) * [[February 24]] – [[Samuel Lover]], Irish songwriter (d. [[1868]]) * [[February 25]] – [[Maria Abdy]], English poet (d. [[1867]]) * [[February 27]] ** [[Wilhelm Meinhold]], Pomeranian priest, author (d. [[1851]]) ** [[Henry George Ward]], English diplomat, politician, and colonial administrator (d. [[1860]]) * [[February 28]] – [[John Henderson (Mississippi politician)|John Henderson]], Mississippi lawyer, United States Senator (d. [[1857]]) * [[March 2]] – [[Étienne Mulsant]], French entomologist, ornithologist (d. [[1880]]) * [[March 3]] – [[Gotthilf Hagen]], German civil engineer who made important contributions to fluid dynamics (d. [[1884]]) * [[March 5]] ** [[Friedrich von Gerolt]], Prussian Privy Councillor, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary in the United States (d. [[1879]]) ** [[James Rider]], American politician from New York (d. [[1876]]) * [[March 6]] – [[Gerrit Smith]], American social reformer (d. [[1874]]) * [[March 7]] – [[Édouard Thibaudeau]], Lower Canadian lawyer, political figure (d. [[1836]]) * [[March 10]] ** [[Henry Acton]], English Unitarian minister (d. [[1843]]) ** [[Selah R. Hobbie]], United States Representative from New York (d. [[1854]]) ** [[Henry Liddell, 1st Earl of Ravensworth]], British peer, Member of Parliament for several constituencies (d. [[1878]]) ** [[George Julius Poulett Scrope]], English geologist, political economist and magistrate (d. [[1876]]) * [[March 12]] – [[Benjamin Caesar]], English professional cricketer who played first-class cricket (1824-1830) (d. [[1867]]) * [[March 13]] ** [[Eleazer Parmly]], American dentist in New York City (d. [[1874]]) ** [[Charles de Rémusat]], French politician and writer (d. [[1875]]) ** [[George Bacon Wood]], American physician (d. [[1879]]) * [[March 15]] – [[Benjamin Guérard]], French librarian, historian (d. [[1854]]) * [[March 16]] ** [[Lavinia Ryves]], British woman claiming to be a member of the British royal family (d. [[1871]]) ** [[Alaric Alexander Watts]], British poet, journalist (d. [[1864]]) * [[March 17]] ** [[Andrew Fernando Holmes]], Canadian physician (d. [[1860]]) ** [[Johann Adam Pupikofer]], Swiss historian, curator of the Thurgau cantonal archive in Frauenfeld (d. [[1882]]) * [[March 18]] – [[Michel Goudchaux]], French banker, politician who was twice Minister of Finance during the French Second Republic (d. [[1862]]) * [[March 19]] ** [[John Braithwaite (engineer)|John Braithwaite]], English engineer, inventor of the first steam fire engine (d. [[1870]]) ** [[Addison Gardiner]], American lawyer and politician, Chief Judge of the New York Court of Appeals (1854-1855) (d. [[1883]]) * [[March 20]] – [[John Roberton (1797)|John Roberton]], Scottish physician, social reformer (d. [[1876]]) * [[March 21]] – [[Johann Andreas Wagner]], German palaeontologist (d. [[1861]]) * [[March 22]] ** [[Eduard Gans]], German jurist (d. [[1839]]) ** Emperor [[Wilhelm I of Germany]] (d. [[1888]]) ** [[Jean-Bernard Rousseau]], French Roman Catholic professed religious of the Institute of the Brothers of the Christian Schools (d. [[1867]]) ** [[Józef Zaliwski]], Polish independence activist (d. [[1855]]) * [[March 23]] – [[Ernest Edgcumbe, 3rd Earl of Mount Edgcumbe]], English politician (d. [[1861]]) * [[March 24]] ** [[Abraham Hoagland]], early American Mormon leader (d. [[1872]]) ** [[Thomas B. Jackson]], United States Representative from New York (d. [[1881]]) ** [[Sackville Lane-Fox]], British Conservative Party politician (d. [[1874]]) ** [[Antonio Rosmini-Serbati]], Italian Catholic priest, philosopher (d. [[1855]]) * [[March 25]] ** [[Auguste-Arthur, Comte de Beugnot]], French historian, statesman (d. [[1865]]) ** [[J. G. M. Ramsey]], American historian (d. [[1884]]) ** [[John Winebrenner]], American founder of the Churches of God General Conference (d. [[1860]]) * [[March 26]] ** [[Fortunato José Barreiros]], Portuguese colonial administrator, military architect (d. [[1885]]) ** [[Joseph Fielding]], early American leader of the Latter Day Saint movement (d. [[1863]]) ** [[Hedworth Lambton (MP)|Hedworth Lambton]], Liberal Party politician in the United Kingdom (d. [[1876]]) * [[March 27]] ** [[John Dix Fisher]], physician and founder of Perkins Institution for the Blind in Boston (d. [[1850]]) ** [[George Glyn, 1st Baron Wolverton]], English banker with interests in the railways (d. [[1873]]) ** [[Heinrich LXXII, Prince Reuss of Lobenstein and Ebersdorf]] (d. [[1853]]) ** [[Alfred de Vigny]], French poet, early leader of French Romanticism (d. [[1863]])<ref>{{cite book|author=John Flower|title=Historical Dictionary of French Literature|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=Kd6tAAAAQBAJ&pg=PA523|date=17 January 2013|publisher=Scarecrow Press|isbn=978-0-8108-7945-4|pages=523}}</ref> * [[March 28]] – [[George O. Belden]], American politician, Representative from New York (d. [[1833]]) * [[March 29]] – [[Charles I. du Pont]], American manufacturer, politician (d. [[1869]]) * [[March 31]] ** [[William Ryerson]], Methodist minister, political figure in western Canada (d. [[1872]]) ** [[Walter Calverley Trevelyan]], English naturalist, geologist (d. [[1879]]) === April–June === [[File:Wimpffen, Franz Emil Graf.jpg|thumb|right|110px|[[Franz Graf von Wimpffen]]]] [[File:AdolpheThiersParNadarjpeg.jpg|thumb|right|110px|[[Adolphe Thiers]]]] [[File:Victor Audouin.jpg|thumb|right|110px|[[Jean Victoire Audouin]]]] [[File:John Joseph Hughes.jpg|thumb|right|110px|[[John Hughes (archbishop of New York)|John Hughes]]]] [[File:Shamil by Denier.jpg|thumb|right|110px|[[Imam Shamil]]]] * [[April 1]] ** [[Sir William Alexander, 3rd Baronet]] of England (d. [[1873]]) ** [[Ludwig Titze]], Austrian singer associated with Franz Schubert's songs (d. [[1850]]) * [[April 2]] ** [[Samuel Bogart]], itinerant Methodist minister, militia captain from Ray County, Missouri (d. [[1861]]) ** [[Joseph-François Deblois]], Lower Canadian lawyer (d. [[1860]]) ** [[John Peter Gassiot]], English businessman, amateur scientist (d. [[1877]]) ** [[Dunning R. McNair]], Sergeant at Arms of the United States Senate (1853-1861) (d. [[1875]]) ** [[David Robertson, 1st Baron Marjoribanks]], Scottish stockbroker, politician (d. [[1873]]) ** [[Franz Graf von Wimpffen]], Austrian general, admiral (d. [[1870]]) * [[April 3]] ** [[Judson Allen]], American businessman, politician (d. [[1880]]) ** [[Ebenezer Childs]], American pioneer (d. [[1864]]) ** [[Barthélemy Charles Joseph Dumortier]], Belgian botanist, Member of Parliament (d. [[1878]]) * [[April 4]] ** [[Asa Wentworth Jr.]], Vermont businessman and politician, President of the Vermont State Senate (d. [[1882]]) ** [[Joseph Dresser Wickham]], American minister (d. [[1891]]) * [[April 5]] ** [[Karl August Devrient]], German stage actor best known for performances of Schiller and Shakespeare (d. [[1872]]) ** [[Johann Fischbach]], Austrian painter (d. [[1871]]) ** [[Henry Perrine]], physician, horticulturist, United States Consul in Campeche, Mexico (d. [[1840]]) * [[April 7]] ** [[Théodore Anne]], French playwright (d. [[1869]]) ** [[Louis Thomas Jérôme Auzoux]], French anatomist, naturalist (d. [[1880]]) ** [[Pierre Leroux]], French philosopher, political economist (d. [[1871]]) ** [[Joseph Young]], early American convert to the Latter Day Saint movement, missionary, longtime general authority of the LDS Church (d. [[1881]]) * [[April 8]] – [[Jehiel Brooks]], American soldier, territorial governor, and plantation owner (d. [[1886]]) * [[April 9]] ** [[Pierre Carmouche]], French playwright, chansonnier (d. [[1868]]) ** [[John Hill (North Carolina politician)|John Hill]], United States Representative from North Carolina (d. [[1861]]) * [[April 12]] – [[Zina Pitcher]], American physician (d. [[1872]]) * [[April 13]] – [[Stanislas Julien]], French sinologist, Chair of Chinese at the Collège de France for over 40 years (d. [[1873]]) * [[April 15]] ** [[Philip Dorsheimer]], politician, New York State Treasurer (d. [[1868]]) ** [[Michel Garicoïts]], French Basque Roman Catholic priest, founder of the Congregation of the Sacred Heart of Jesus of Bétharram (d. [[1863]]) ** [[Adolphe Thiers]], President of France and Prime Minister of France (d. [[1877]]) * [[April 17]] ** [[William Beresford (politician)|William Beresford]], British Conservative politician (d. [[1883]]) ** [[John Ogilvie (lexicographer)|John Ogilvie]], Scottish lexicographer, editor of the ''Imperial Dictionary of the English Language'' (d. [[1867]]) * [[April 18]] ** [[Thomas J. Drake]], American lawyer, Lieutenant Governor of Michigan (d. [[1875]]) ** [[Richard Ryan (biographer)|Richard Ryan]], British biographer of Irish descent (d. [[1849]]) * [[April 19]] ** [[Carlo Emanuele Muzzarelli]], Italian clergyman (d. [[1856]]) ** [[Jeronis de Soysa]], pioneering Ceylonese entrepreneur, philanthropist (d. [[1860]]) * [[April 21]] – [[George Stephen Benjamin Jarvis]], Upper Canadian judge, political figure (d. [[1878]]) * [[April 23]] ** [[Ranulph Dacre]], New Zealand naval seaman (d. [[1884]]) ** [[Giuseppe Ferlini]], Italian combat medic turned explorer and treasure hunter (d. [[1870]]) ** [[Penina Moise]], United States poet (d. [[1880]]) ** [[Ernst Ferdinand Oehme]], German Romantic painter, illustrator (d. [[1855]]) * [[April 24]] ** [[Henry Bliss (author)|Henry Bliss]], author, lawyer and provincial agent for New Brunswick and Nova Scotia (d. [[1873]]) ** [[Peter I. Borst]], American politician, United States Representative from New York (d. [[1848]]) * [[April 26]] – [[Albert Seerig]], German surgeon, anatomist (d. [[1862]]) * [[April 27]] ** [[Jean Victoire Audouin]], French naturalist, entomologist, herpetologist, ornithologist, and malacologist (d. [[1841]]) ** [[Eliphaz Fay]], fourth president of Colby College (then called the Waterville College) in Maine (d. [[1854]]) ** [[William B. Slaughter (politician)|William B. Slaughter]], United States politician (d. [[1879]]) ** [[Linus Yale Sr.]], American inventor, manufacturer of locks (d. [[1858]]) * [[April 28]] – [[John Richardson (convict)|John Richardson]], Australian convict, accompanies several exploring expeditions as botanical collector (d. [[1882]]) * [[April 29]] – [[Gideon Hard]], American lawyer, politician (d. [[1885]]) * [[May 1]] ** [[Pierre Nicolas Gerdy]], French physician, native of Loches-sur-Ource (d. [[1856]]) ** [[Johann Jakob Stähelin]], Swiss theologian (d. [[1875]]) * [[May 2]] ** [[Abraham Pineo Gesner]], Canadian geologist and inventor (d. [[1864]]) * [[May 3]] ** [[Heinrich Berghaus]], German geographer (d. [[1884]]) ** [[George Webster (architect)|George Webster]], English architect practising in Kendal (d. [[1864]]) * [[May 6]] – [[Joseph Brackett]], American religious leader, composer (d. [[1882]]) * [[May 7]] ** [[Walter Colton]], Chaplain for the United States Navy (d. [[1851]]) ** [[Charles Frederick (Royal Navy officer)|Charles Frederick]], Royal Navy officer, Third Naval Lord (d. [[1875]]) ** [[Elizabeth Grant (diarist)|Elizabeth Grant]], British diarist (d. [[1885]]) ** [[José Antonio Saco]], Cuban statesman, deputy to the Spanish Cortes, writer, social critic, publicist, essayist, anthropologist, historian (d. [[1879]]) * [[May 8]] ** [[Giacomo Luigi Brignole]], Italian Catholic Cardinal, Camerlengo of the Sacred College of Cardinals (d. [[1853]]) ** [[John Septimus Roe]], first Surveyor-General of Western Australia (d. [[1878]]) * [[May 9]] – [[Lansdown Guilding]], St. Vincent-born English theologian, early naturalist (d. [[1831]]) * [[May 10]] – [[Daniel Lynn Carroll]], sixth President of Hampden–Sydney College (1835-1838) (d. [[1851]]) * [[May 11]] ** [[Clement Finley]], 10th Surgeon General of the United States Army (d. [[1879]]) ** [[Ernst Meyer (painter)|Ernst Meyer]], German-born Danish genre painter of Jewish ancestry (d. [[1861]]) ** [[José Mariano Salas]], Mexican general and politician, twice interim president of Mexico (1846 and 1859) (d. [[1867]]) * [[May 12]] – [[Johann Hermann Kufferath]], German composer (d. [[1864]]) * [[May 13]] – [[Ulrik Frederik Cappelen]], Norwegian jurist and politician (d. [[1864]]) * [[May 14]] – [[Carl Georg Christian Schumacher]], German painter (d. [[1869]]) * [[May 15]] ** [[George Dromgoole]], Virginia politician, lawyer (d. [[1847]]) ** [[Lydia Irving]], British philanthropist, prison visitor (d. [[1893]]) ** [[Auguste Bottée de Toulmon (the younger)|Auguste Bottée de Toulmon]], 19th-century French composer, musicologist (d. [[1850]]) * [[May 16]] ** [[Pascual Echagüe]], Argentine soldier, politician (d. [[1867]]) ** [[Pierre-Chéri Lafont]], French actor (d. [[1873]]) * [[May 18]] ** [[Stoddard Judd]], American physician, politician (d. [[1873]]) ** [[Frederick Augustus II of Saxony]] (d. [[1854]]) * [[May 19]] ** [[Jean-Baptiste Marc Bourgery]], French physician and anatomist, native of Orléans (d. [[1849]]) ** [[Richard Pakenham]], British diplomat, Ambassador to the United States (d. [[1868]]) ** [[Maria Isabel of Portugal]], [[List of heads of state of Spain|Queen of Spain]] (d. [[1818]]) * [[May 20]] – [[Alexis-François Rio]], French writer on art (d. [[1874]]) * [[May 21]] ** [[Claus Winter Hjelm]], Norwegian legal scholar, judge (d. [[1871]]) ** [[Nathan Ryno Smith]], American surgeon, medical school professor (d. [[1877]]) * [[May 24]] ** [[James Turner Morehead (Kentucky politician)|James Turner Morehead]], United States Senator and the 12th Governor of Kentucky (d. [[1854]]) ** [[Archibald Randall]], United States federal judge (d. [[1846]]) ** [[Lars Rasch]], Norwegian jurist, politician (d. [[1864]]) ** [[Henry Thynne, 3rd Marquess of Bath]], England (d. [[1837]]) * [[May 26]] – [[Ralph Randolph Gurley]], American clergyman (d. [[1872]]) * [[May 27]] – [[Sir Thomas Bazley, 1st Baronet]] of England (d. [[1883]]) * [[May 29]] ** [[Edwin Croswell]], American journalist, politician (d. [[1871]]) ** [[Nicolas Roret]], French editor, publisher known for an important series of manuals (''Manuels'') and encyclopedias (d. [[1860]]) * [[May 30]] – [[Georg Amadeus Carl Friedrich Naumann]], German mineralogist (d. [[1873]])<ref>{{EB1911|wstitle=Naumann, Georg Amadeus Carl Friedrich|volume=19|page=278}}</ref> * [[June 1]] – [[Abby Hadassah Smith]], early American suffragist, campaigner for property and voting rights from Glastonbury (d. [[1879]]) * [[June 2]] – [[Joseph Blake, 3rd Baron Wallscourt]], Irish nobleman and pioneering socialist (d. [[1849]]) * [[June 6]] – [[Rehuel Lobatto]], Dutch mathematician (d. [[1866]]) * [[June 7]] ** [[Manuel Alves Branco, 2nd Viscount of Caravelas]], Brazilian politician (d. [[1855]]) ** [[Richard Samuel Guinness]], Irish lawyer and a Member of Parliament (d. [[1857]]) * [[June 8]] – [[Henry William-Powlett, 3rd Baron Bayning]], English peer and clergyman (d. [[1866]]) * [[June 11]] ** [[Francis Conyngham, 2nd Marquess Conyngham]], English soldier, courtier and politician (d. [[1876]]) ** [[Henry Lascelles, 3rd Earl of Harewood]], English peer and Member of Parliament (d. [[1857]]) ** [[José Trinidad Reyes]], Honduran Father, national hero, and founder of Autonomous National University of Honduras (d. [[1855]]) * [[June 12]] – [[Thomas Ainslie Young]], official and political figure in Lower Canada (d. [[1860]]) * [[June 15]] ** [[Honoratus Bonnevie (politician)|Honoratus Bonnevie]], Norwegian politician (d. [[1848]]) ** [[Sámuel Brassai]], centenarian, linguist, teacher, "The Last Transylvanian Polymath" (d. [[1897]]) * [[June 16]] ** [[Sophie Frémiet]], French painter (d. [[1867]]) ** [[Alexander Kazarsky]], Russian Navy officer, hero of the Russo-Turkish War (d. [[1833]]) * [[June 17]] – [[Alexandre Vinet]], Swiss critic and theologian (d. [[1847]]) * [[June 19]] – [[Hamilton Hume]], early explorer of the present-day Australian states of New South Wales and Victoria (d. [[1873]]) * [[June 20]] – [[Karolina Gerhardinger]], German Roman Catholic professed religious, established the School Sisters of Notre Dame (d. [[1879]]) * [[June 21]] – [[Christoffel Brand]], South African jurist (d. [[1875]]) * [[June 23]] – [[Théophile Bra]], French Romantic sculptor and exact contemporary of Eugène Delacroix (d. [[1863]]) * [[June 24]] ** [[Francisco Freire Allemão e Cysneiro]], Brazilian botanist who collected in northeast Brazil and along the Rio de Janeiro (d. [[1874]]) ** [[Johan Coenraad van Hasselt]], Dutch physician, zoologist (d. [[1823]]) ** [[John Hughes (archbishop of New York)|John Hughes]], Irish-born prelate of the Roman Catholic Church in the United States (d. [[1864]]) * [[June 26]] – [[Imam Shamil]], Avar political and religious leader of the Muslim tribes of the Northern Caucasus (d. [[1871]]) * [[June 29]] – [[Frederic Baraga]], Slovenian Catholic missionary to the United States, grammarian of Native American languages (d. [[1868]]) === July–September === [[File:St Innocent of Alaska.JPG|thumb|right|110px|[[Innocent of Alaska]]]] [[File:RothwellMaryShelley.jpg|thumb|right|110px|[[Mary Shelley]]]] [[File:Castilla1.jpg|thumb|right|110px|[[Ramón Castilla]]]] * [[July 2]] ** [[Maria Antonia Koháry de Csábrág]], Hungarian noblewoman, ancestor of several European monarchs (d. [[1862]]) ** [[Pierre Joseph Michel Lorquin]], French entomologist specializing in Coleoptera and Lepidoptera (d. [[1873]]) * [[July 4]] ** [[Jacquette Löwenhielm]], Swedish noble and lady-in-waiting (d. [[1839]]) ** [[James W. Parker]], American pioneer, uncle of Cynthia Ann Parker and the great uncle of Comanche Quanah Parker (d. [[1864]]) * [[July 6]] – [[Henry Paget, 2nd Marquess of Anglesey]], England (d. [[1869]]) * [[July 7]] – [[George Meads]], English professional cricketer who played first-class cricket (1825-1836) (d. [[1881]]) * [[July 11]] – [[Francis Close]], Anglican rector of Cheltenham (1826–1856) and Dean of Carlisle (1856–1881) (d. [[1882]]) * [[July 12]] ** [[John Gaylord]], early American Mormon leader (d. [[1874]]) ** [[Adele Schopenhauer]], German author (d. [[1849]]) * [[July 14]] – [[James Scott Bowerbank]], British naturalist, palaeontologist (d. [[1877]]) * [[July 15]] ** [[Kloka Anna]], Swedish cunning woman, medium (d. [[1860]]) ** [[Lucius Quintus Cincinnatus Lamar I]], attorney, jurist in his native Georgia (d. [[1834]]) ** [[Pier Alessandro Paravia]], Venetian writer, scholar, philanthropist, professor of Italian eloquence (d. [[1857]]) * [[July 16]] – [[Daniel D. Barnard]], American politician, Representative from New York (d. [[1861]]) * [[July 17]] ** [[Paul Delaroche]], French painter (d. [[1856]]) ** [[William Matthew Harries]], influential member of both houses of the Parliament of the Cape of Good Hope (d. [[1865]]) ** [[John Hodgetts-Foley]], British Member of Parliament (d. [[1861]]) * [[July 18]] – [[Robert Christison]], Scottish toxicologist, physician (d. [[1882]]) * [[July 20]] ** [[Gotthard Fritzsche]], Prussian-Australian pastor (d. [[1863]]) ** [[Eli Kirk Price]], Philadelphia lawyer (d. [[1884]]) ** Sir [[Paweł Strzelecki]], Polish explorer, geologist (d. [[1873]]) * [[July 21]] – [[John M. Read]], American lawyer (d. [[1874]]) * [[July 24]] – [[Maria Foote]], English actress, peeress (d. [[1867]]) * [[July 25]] ** [[Princess Augusta of Hesse-Kassel]] (d. [[1889]]) ** [[Nicholas Marcellus Hentz]], French American educator, arachnologist (d. [[1856]]) ** [[Nehemiah Platt]], American politician from New York (d. [[1851]]) * [[July 26]] ** [[William Bulkeley Hughes]], Welsh politician (d. [[1882]]) ** [[William Gore Ouseley]], British diplomat serving in various roles in Washington (d. [[1866]]) ** [[William Ranwell]], English marine painter (d. [[1861]]) * [[July 29]] ** [[François Bourdon]], French engineer, inventor (d. [[1865]]) ** [[Daniel Drew]], American businessman (d. [[1879]]) ** [[Beverly R. Wellford]], American physician (d. [[1870]]) * [[July 30]] – [[Harriet Windsor-Clive, 13th Baroness Windsor]] of England (d. [[1869]]) * [[July 31]] – [[Alonzo C. Paige]], American lawyer, politician from New York (d. [[1868]]) * [[August 1]] ** [[Joseph Gensoul]], French surgeon (d. [[1858]]) ** [[William Knollys (British Army officer)|William Thomas Knollys]], British Army General (d. [[1883]]) * [[August 2]] ** [[John Brown (geographer)|John Brown]], English geographer (d. [[1861]]) ** [[William Gibson-Craig]], Scottish advocate, politician (d. [[1878]]) ** [[Amédée Thierry]], French journalist, historian (d. [[1873]]) * [[August 4]] ** [[William S. Hamilton]], American politician, miner (d. [[1850]]) ** [[Benjamin F. H. Witherell]], Michigan jurist (d. [[1867]]) * [[August 5]] ** [[Cayetano Heredia]], Peruvian physician (d. [[1861]]) ** [[Friedrich August Kummer]], German violoncellist, pedagogue and composer (d. [[1879]]) * [[August 6]] – [[August Wilhelm Stiehler]], German government official, paleobotanist (d. [[1878]]) * [[August 7]] ** [[James Kānehoa]], member of the court of King Kamehameha II and Kamehameha III during the Kingdom of Hawaii (d. [[1851]]) ** [[Justin von Linde]], German jurist, statesman from the Grand Duchy of Hesse (d. [[1870]]) * [[August 8]] ** [[George Peck (clergyman)|George Peck]], American Methodist clergyman (d. [[1876]]) ** [[Joseph-Nicolas Robert-Fleury]], French painter (d. [[1890]]) ** [[George Rykert]], Upper Canada businessman, surveyor and political figure (d. [[1857]]) ** [[William Walker (Quebec politician)|William Walker]], Quebec lawyer, political figure (d. [[1844]]) * [[August 9]] ** [[Charles Allen (Massachusetts politician)|Charles Allen]], United States Representative from Massachusetts (d. [[1869]]) ** [[Charles Robert Malden]], British naval officer (d. [[1855]]) ** [[Christian Wilhelm Niedner]], German church historian, theologian (d. [[1865]]) ** [[Archibald Yell]], American politician, Representative from Arkansas (d. [[1847]]) * [[August 10]] ** [[Guillaume Louis Cottrau]], French composer, music publisher (d. [[1847]]) ** [[Carl Gustaf Mannerheim (naturalist)|Carl Gustaf Mannerheim]], Finnish entomologist, governor of the Viipuri province in the Grand Duchy of Finland (d. [[1854]]) ** [[John M. Patton]], Virginia politician, lawyer (d. [[1858]]) ** [[Joseph Gerhard Zuccarini]], German botanist (d. [[1848]]) * [[August 11]] – [[George Shillibeer]], English coachbuilder (d. [[1866]]) * [[August 12]] – [[Manuel Aguilar Chacón]], Costa Rican head of state (d. [[1846]]) * [[August 13]] – [[Horatio Chriesman]], American surveyor, politician in Mexican Texas and participant in the Texas Revolution (d. [[1878]]) * [[August 14]] – [[Robert Radcliffe (cricketer)|Robert Radcliffe]], English first-class cricketer associated with Cambridge University (d. [[1832]]) * [[August 15]] – [[James Black (clergyman)|James Black]], Scottish-born Canadian clergyman (d. [[1886]]) * [[August 17]] – [[Peter Broun]], first Colonial Secretary of Western Australia (d. [[1846]]) * [[August 18]] – [[Antoine Claudet]], French photographer, artist who produced daguerreotypes (d. [[1867]]) * [[August 20]] ** [[Johan Frederik Møller]], Danish painter, photographer (d. [[1882]]) ** [[John Sinclair (Archdeacon of Middlesex)|John Sinclair]], Archdeacon of Middlesex (d. [[1875]]) ** [[Francesco Zantedeschi]], Italian priest, physicist (d. [[1873]]) * [[August 21]] ** [[Chauncey J. Fox]], American politician from New York (d. [[1883]]) ** [[John Montagu (colonial secretary)|John Montagu]], Indian-born Tasmanian colonial secretary (d. [[1853]]) ** [[John Iltyd Nicholl]], Welsh Member of Parliament (d. [[1853]]) * [[August 22]] ** [[Augustin-Magloire Blanchet]], French Canadian Catholic prelate in the Pacific Northwest (d. [[1887]]) ** [[Thomas Dale (priest)|Thomas Dale]], British priest in the Church of England, Dean of Rochester (d. [[1870]]) * [[August 23]] – [[Adhémar Jean Claude Barré de Saint-Venant]], French mechanic, mathematician (d. [[1886]]) * [[August 24]] ** [[John Cobbold (1797–1882)|John Cobbold]], British brewer, railway developer and Conservative Party politician (d. [[1882]]) ** [[Laufilitonga]], 39th and last Tuokinai of Tonga (d. [[1865]]) * [[August 25]] ** [[John P. Bigelow]], American politician (d. [[1872]]) ** [[Henrik Hertz]], Danish poet (d. [[1870]]) * [[August 26]] ** [[Innocent of Alaska]], Russian Orthodox missionary priest (d. [[1879]]) ** [[Sheldon Peck]], American folk artist (d. [[1869]]) * [[August 27]] ** [[John Bathurst Deane]], South African-born English clergyman, schoolmaster, antiquary and author (d. [[1887]]) ** [[Edwin James (scientist)|Edwin James]], American botanist (d. [[1861]]) * [[August 28]] ** [[Ferenc Duschek]], Hungarian politician (d. [[1872]]) ** [[Karl Otfried Müller]], German scholar, philodorian (d. [[1840]]) * [[August 30]] – [[Mary Shelley|Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley]], English novelist, dramatist, essayist, biographer and travel writer (d. [[1851]]) * [[August 31]] ** [[Philipp von Brunnow]], Russian diplomat (d. [[1875]]) ** [[Ramón Castilla]], Peruvian military leader and politician, three times President of Peru (d. [[1867]])<ref>{{cite book|title=Revista del Instituto Libertador Ramón Castilla|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=h-hJAAAAYAAJ&pg=PA216|year=1955|publisher=Instituto Libertador Ramón Castilla|location=Lima|volume=2|page=216|language=es}}</ref> ** [[James Ferguson (American astronomer)|James Ferguson]], Scottish-born American astronomer and engineer (d. [[1867]]) * [[September 1]] – [[William FitzGerald-de Ros, 23rd Baron de Ros]] of England (d. [[1874]]) * [[September 3]] – [[Benjamin Nottingham Webster]], English actor-manager and dramatist (d. [[1882]]) * [[September 4]] ** [[Alvan Cullom]], American politician, Representative from Tennessee (d. [[1877]]) ** [[Raynold Kaufgetz]], Swiss soldier (d. [[1869]]) * [[September 5]] ** [[Francis H. Cone]], Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of Georgia (U (d. [[1859]]) ** [[John Blennerhassett Martin]], American painter (d. [[1857]]) ** [[William Ruggles]], professor at George Washington University (d. [[1877]]) * [[September 6]] ** [[William Smith (Virginia governor)|William Smith]], lawyer, congressman, Governor of Virginia, Major General during the American Civil War (d. [[1887]]) ** [[Jenny Vertpré]], French stage actress (d. [[1865]]) * [[September 7]] ** [[Louis Vulliemin]], Swiss theologian, historian (d. [[1897]]) ** [[Per Erik Wallqvist]], Swedish ballet dancer, ballet master (d. [[1855]]) * [[September 10]] ** [[Benjamin Nicolas Marie Appert]], French philanthropist (d. [[1847]]) ** [[Franz Krüger]], German (Prussian) painter, lithographer (d. [[1857]]) ** [[Daniel Parkhurst Leadbetter]], United States Representative from Ohio (d. [[1870]]) ** [[Carl Gustaf Mosander]], Swedish chemist (d. [[1858]]) ** [[Piotr Wysocki]], Polish lieutenant, leader of the Polish conspiracy against Russian Tsar Nicolas I (d. [[1875]]) * [[September 11]] – [[George Strange Boulton]], Upper Canada lawyer, political figure (d. [[1869]]) * [[September 12]] ** [[Jacob Barit]], Russian Talmudist, communal worker (d. [[1883]]) ** [[George Barrell Emerson]], American educator, pioneer of women's education (d. [[1881]]) ** [[Samuel Joseph May]], American reformer (d. [[1871]]) ** [[Samuel McLean (U.S. Consul)|Samuel McLean]], United States Consul for Trinidad (d. [[1881]]) * [[September 13]] – [[Joseph Stannard]], English marine and landscape painter (d. [[1830]]) * [[September 14]] – [[Joseph-Désiré Court]], French painter of historical subjects and portraits (d. [[1865]]) * [[September 15]] – [[Andrew Trumbo]], United States Representative from Kentucky (d. [[1871]]) * [[September 16]] ** [[Levi Silliman Ives]], American theologian, bishop (d. [[1867]]) ** [[Samuel Milford]], English-born Australian barrister, judge (d. [[1865]]) ** [[Anthony Panizzi]], Italian-born British librarian, head of the British Museum (d. [[1879]]) ** [[Johann Friedrich Ludwig Wöhlert]], German businessman (d. [[1877]]) * [[September 17]] ** [[Eugène Defacqz]], Belgian liberal politician, magistrate (d. [[1871]]) ** [[Heinrich Kuhl]], German naturalist, zoologist (d. [[1821]]) * [[September 18]] – [[Camille-Melchior Gibert]], French dermatologist (d. [[1866]]) * [[September 19]] – [[January Suchodolski]], Polish painter, Army officer (d. [[1875]]) * [[September 21]] ** [[George Hamilton Seymour]], British diplomat (d. [[1880]]) ** [[John Talbot (Reformer)|John Talbot]], Irish-born Canadian schoolmaster (d. [[1874]]) * [[September 23]] ** [[Johannes Henrik Berg]], Norwegian politician (d. [[1886]]) ** [[Charles Brown (congressman)|Charles Brown]], Democratic member of the U.S. House of Representatives from Pennsylvania (d. [[1883]]) ** [[Thomas H. Rochester]], 6th son of Colonel Nathaniel Rochester, 6th mayor of Rochester (d. [[1874]]) * [[September 24]] – [[Carl Peter Wilhelm Gramberg]], German theologian, biblical scholar (d. [[1830]]) * [[September 25]] – [[John J. Allen (judge)|John J. Allen]], Virginia lawyer (d. [[1871]]) * [[September 26]] – [[Olry Terquem (paleontologist)|Olry Terquem]], French pharmacist, paleontologist (d. [[1887]]) * [[September 27]] ** [[Édouard Frère]], French bookseller (d. [[1874]]) ** [[Jacob von der Lippe]], Norwegian politician, Bishop of the Diocese of Christianssand (d. [[1878]]) * [[September 28]] ** [[Sophie von Knorring]], Swedish novelist, noble (d. [[1848]]) ** [[Caroline LeRoy]], second wife of American author Daniel Webster (d. [[1882]]) ** [[Aimée Caroillon des Tillières]], wealthy French heiress, saloniste during the July Monarchy (d. [[1862]]) * [[September 29]] ** [[Percy Nugent]], Irish politician (d. [[1874]]) ** [[Joseph Thompson (doctor)|Joseph Thompson]], early settler of Atlanta, Georgia (d. [[1885]]) === October–December === [[File:Philippe Suchard.jpg|thumb|right|110px|[[Philippe Suchard]] ]] [[File:Thurlow Weed - Project Gutenberg eText 13160.jpg|thumb|right|110px|[[Thurlow Weed]]]] [[File:Heinrich Heine-Oppenheim.jpg|thumb|right|110px|[[Heinrich Heine]]]] [[File:PORTRAIT OF CHARLES HODGE, Rembrandt Peale.jpg|thumb|right|110px|[[Charles Hodge]] ]] * [[October 1]] – [[Lewis Ruffner]], salt manufacturer from Malden, West Virginia (d. [[1883]]) * [[October 2]] – [[Jonathan Pitney]], American physician, promoter of Absecon Island as healing seashore resort (d. [[1889]]) * [[October 3]] ** [[Knud Ibsen]], father of Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen (d. [[1877]]) ** [[Leopold II, Grand Duke of Tuscany]] (d. [[1870]]) ** [[Hopkins L. Turney]], Democratic United States Representative from Tennessee (d. [[1857]]) * [[October 4]] ** [[Jeremias Gotthelf]], Swiss novelist (d. [[1854]]) ** [[Charles-Séraphin Rodier (mayor)|Charles-Séraphin Rodier]], Canadian merchant (d. [[1876]]) * [[October 5]] – [[John Gardner Wilkinson]], English traveller, writer and pioneer Egyptologist (d. [[1875]])<ref>{{cite book|author=Jason Thompson|title=Sir Gardner Wilkinson and His Circle.|publisher=University of Texas Press|isbn=9780292785694|year=2010|page=1}}</ref> * [[October 6]] ** [[Albrecht Elof Ihre]], Swedish diplomat, Swedish-Norwegian prime minister of foreign affairs (d. [[1877]]) ** [[Charles Panet]], lawyer and political figure in Quebec (d. [[1877]]) ** [[Joseph Othmar Rauscher]], Austrian Prince-Archbishop of Vienna and cardinal (d. [[1875]]) * [[October 7]] – [[Peter Georg Bang]], Danish politician, jurist (d. [[1861]]) * [[October 8]] ** [[William H. DeLancey]], American Episcopal bishop (d. [[1865]]) ** [[Ludwig Förster]], German-born Austrian architect (d. [[1863]]) ** [[Charles Knapp (congressman)|Charles Knapp]], United States Representative from New York (d. [[1880]]) ** [[William Thomasson]], United States Representative from Kentucky (d. [[1882]]) * [[October 9]] ** [[Thomas Boutillier]], Quebec doctor, political figure (d. [[1861]]) ** [[Henry Collen]], English miniature portrait painter to Queen Victoria of the United Kingdom and the Duchess of Kent (d. [[1879]]) ** [[Philippe Suchard]], Swiss chocolatier, industrialist (d. [[1884]]) * [[October 10]] ** [[August Heinrich Hermann von Dönhoff]], Prussian diplomat (d. [[1874]]) ** [[Thomas Drummond]], British army officer, civil engineer, senior public official (d. [[1840]]) * [[October 12]] – [[Gaspard Thémistocle Lestiboudois]], French naturalist (d. [[1876]]) * [[October 13]] ** [[George Anson (British Army officer, born 1797)|George Anson]], British military officer, Whig politician (d. [[1857]]) ** [[Thomas Haynes Bayly]], English poet (d. [[1839]]) ** [[Dong Haichuan]], Chinese martial artist, credited to be the founder of Baguazhang (d. [[1882]]) ** [[John H. McHenry]], United States House of Representatives (d. [[1871]]) ** [[William Motherwell]], Scottish poet, antiquary and journalist (d. [[1835]]) * [[October 14]] ** [[Jean Crespon]], French zoologist and naturalist (d. [[1857]]) ** [[Ida Laura Pfeiffer]], Austrian traveler and travel book author (d. [[1858]]) * [[October 15]] ** [[Johann Gottlieb Fleischer]], German botanist and ornithologist (d. [[1838]]) ** [[Karl Wilhelm Ludwig Heyse]], German philologist (d. [[1855]]) ** [[William Siborne]], British officer and military historian whose most notable work was a history of the Waterloo Campaign (d. [[1849]]) * [[October 16]] – [[James Brudenell, 7th Earl of Cardigan]] (d. [[1868]]) * [[October 17]] ** [[Mario Aspa]], Italian composer (d. [[1868]]) ** [[Juan Lavalle]], Argentine military and political figure (d. [[1841]]) * [[October 18]] ** [[Gallus Jacob Baumgartner]], Swiss statesman and prominent federalist (d. [[1869]]) ** [[Alexandre Jacques François Brière de Boismont]], French physician and psychiatrist (d. [[1881]]) * [[October 19]] – [[Littleton Kirkpatrick]], American Whig Party politician (d. [[1859]]) * [[October 20]] – [[José Bernardo Escobar]], interim President of Guatemala (d. [[1849]]) * [[October 21]] ** [[Thomas M. Allen (Missouri clergyman)|Thomas M. Allen]], clergyman who played a prominent role in establishing the Christian Church in Missouri (d. [[1871]]) ** [[William Hale (British inventor)|William Hale]], British inventor (d. [[1870]]) * [[October 24]] – [[Štefan Moyses]], Slovak bishop, teacher, patriot, co-founder and first chairman of ''Matica slovenská'' (d. [[1869]]) * [[October 25]] ** [[Crispino Agostinucci]], Italian Catholic bishop (d. [[1856]]) ** [[Thomas Shuldham O'Halloran]], first Police Commissioner and first Police Magistrate of South Australia (d. [[1870]]) * [[October 26]] ** [[Johann Adam Philipp Hepp]], German physician, lichenologist (d. [[1867]]) ** [[Luther Severance]], United States Representative, diplomat from Maine (d. [[1855]]) ** [[Antoine-Charles Taschereau]], Quebec official, political figure (d. [[1862]]) * [[October 27]] – [[Andrew Combe]], Scottish physician, phrenologist (d. [[1847]]) * [[October 28]] – [[James C. Curtis]], American lawyer, politician (d. [[1881]]) * [[October 30]] ** [[Princess Henrietta of Nassau-Weilburg]] (d. [[1829]]) ** [[Lott Warren]], United States Representative from Georgia (U (d. [[1861]]) * [[October 31]] – [[Benjamin H. Smith]], American politician from Virginia (d. [[1887]]) * [[November 1]] ** [[María Santos Corrales]], inspiration of Peru's famous poet and patriot soldier (d. [[1881]]) ** [[Michael Loam]], British (Cornish) engineer, introduced the first man engine to carry men up and down a mine shaft into the UK (d. [[1871]]) ** [[Sir Hedworth Williamson, 7th Baronet]] of England (d. [[1861]]) * [[November 2]] – [[Baltazar Mathias Keilhau]], Norwegian geologist, mountain pioneer (d. [[1858]]) * [[November 3]] – [[Thomas Icely]], early colonial New South Wales landholder, stockbreeder (d. [[1874]]) * [[November 4]] – [[Carlo Blasis]], Italian dancer (d. [[1878]]) * [[November 5]] – [[Elisha H. Groves]], mid-level American LDS Church leader (d. [[1867]]) * [[November 6]] – [[Gabriel Andral]], French pathologist, professor at the University of Paris (d. [[1876]]) * [[November 13]] – [[Niklas Westring]], Swedish entomologist, arachnologist (d. [[1882]]) * [[November 14]] ** [[Moses M. Haarbleicher]], German-Jewish poet, critic (d. [[1869]]) ** [[Tilghman Howard]], U.S. Representative from Indiana (d. [[1844]]) ** [[Charles Lyell]], Scottish geologist (d. [[1875]])<ref>{{cite web |title=Sir Charles Lyell (1797-1875) |url=https://www.nrscotland.gov.uk/research/learning/hall-of-fame/hall-of-fame-a-z/lyell-charles |website=National Records of Scotland |access-date=28 October 2021 |language=English |date=31 May 2013}}</ref> ** [[Justus Radius]], German pathologist, ophthalmologist (d. [[1884]]) * [[November 15]] ** [[Leopold von Sonnleithner]], Austrian lawyer (d. [[1873]]) ** [[Thurlow Weed]], New York newspaper publisher, Whig and Republican politician (d. [[1882]]) * [[November 17]] – [[Isaac Funk]], American rancher and politician (d. [[1865]]) * [[November 18]] – [[Carl Reinhold Roth]], Swedish businessman, ironmaster (d. [[1858]]) * [[November 19]] ** [[Charles Anthon]], American classical scholar (d. [[1867]]) ** [[John Crenshaw]], American landowner (d. [[1871]]) ** [[Jesse Crowell]], pioneer settler in Michigan (d. [[1872]]) * [[November 20]] ** [[Mary Buckland]], English palaeontologist, marine biologist and scientific illustrator (d. [[1857]]) ** [[María de los Remedios de Escalada]], wife of the leader of the Argentine War of Independence (d. [[1823]]) * [[November 21]] – [[Anders Josef Europaeus]], Finnish priest, vicar (d. [[1870]]) * [[November 22]] – [[David Salomons]], leading figure in the struggle for Jewish emancipation in the United Kingdom (d. [[1873]]) * [[November 23]] ** [[Bertram Ashburnham, 4th Earl of Ashburnham]], British peer (d. [[1878]]) ** [[Benjamin Hale (educator)|Benjamin Hale]], American educator, clergyman (d. [[1863]]) * [[November 27]] – [[José Xavier de Cerveira e Sousa]], Portuguese prelate (d. [[1862]]) * [[November 29]] ** [[Albert Day (politician)|Albert Day]], American politician, 27th Lieutenant Governor of Connecticut (d. [[1876]]) ** [[Gaetano Donizetti]], Italian composer (d. [[1848]]) * [[November 30]] ** [[Pierre-Martial Bardy]], Lower Canada teacher, doctor and political figure (d. [[1860]]) ** [[Otto Vincent Lange]], Norwegian politician (d. [[1870]]) * [[December 2]] – [[Benjamin F. Hallett]], Massachusetts lawyer, Democratic Party activist (d. [[1862]]) * [[December 3]] ** [[Margaretta Morris]], American entomologist (d. [[1867]]) ** [[Andrew Smith (zoologist)|Andrew Smith]], Scottish surgeon, explorer, ethnologist and zoologist (d. [[1872]]) * [[December 4]] ** [[Thomas Patterson Brockman]], member of South Carolina Senate and House of Representatives (d. [[1859]]) ** [[George Tupou I]], King of Tonga (d. [[1893]]) * [[December 5]] ** [[Steen Andersen Bille (1797–1883)|Steen Andersen Bille]], Danish vice-admiral and minister for the navy (d. [[1883]]) ** [[Eugène Soubeiran]], French scientist (d. [[1859]]) * [[December 6]] ** [[Károly Nagy]], Hungarian astronomer (d. [[1868]]) ** [[Antoinette Henriette Clémence Robert]], French writer of historical fiction (d. [[1872]]) * [[December 7]] – [[Charles J. McCurdy]], American lawyer (d. [[1891]]) * [[December 8]] – [[Martin Martens]], Belgian botanist, chemist (d. [[1863]]) * [[December 9]] ** [[Michael Aikman (politician)|Michael Aikman]], Lower Canada businessman, political figure (d. [[1881]]) ** [[Thomas Davee]], United States Representative from Maine (d. [[1841]]) * [[December 10]] – [[Raffaele Fidanza]], Italian painter (d. [[1846]]) * [[December 11]] ** [[Alfred Dockery]], American Representative from North Carolina (d. [[1875]]) ** [[Hiram Paulding]], Rear Admiral in the United States Navy (d. [[1878]]) * [[December 12]] ** [[Lucy Anderson (musician)|Lucy Anderson]], English pianist (d. [[1878]]) ** [[Pierre Léonard Vander Linden]], Belgian entomologist (d. [[1831]]) * [[December 13]] – [[Heinrich Heine]], German poet (d. [[1856]]) * [[December 14]] ** [[Antonio Maria Cagiano de Azevedo]], Catholic Cardinal, holder of significant legal positions in the church (d. [[1867]]) ** [[Emil Huschke]], German anatomist, embryologist (d. [[1858]]) * [[December 15]] ** [[Karl Friedrich Theodor Krause]], German anatomist (d. [[1868]]) ** [[Joseph Lecompte]], United States Representative from Kentucky (d. [[1851]]) ** [[Erik Røring Møinichen]], Norwegian politician (d. [[1875]]) ** [[Andrew Tracy]], American politician (d. [[1868]]) * [[December 17]] ** [[Richard Cheslyn]], English amateur cricketer who played first-class cricket (1825-1846) (d. [[1858]]) ** [[Joseph Henry]], American scientist (d. [[1878]]) * [[December 18]] ** [[August Friedrich Wilhelm Forchhammer]], jurist, historian from the Duchy of Schleswig (d. [[1870]]) ** [[Dirk van Hogendorp (1797–1845)|Dirk van Hogendorp]], Dutch jurist (d. [[1845]]) * [[December 19]] – [[Antoine Louis Dugès]], French obstetrician, naturalist (d. [[1838]]) * [[December 22]] ** [[Charles Fox (scientist)|Charles Fox]], English Quaker scientist (d. [[1878]]) ** [[Thomas Manders]], English actor-manager and low comedian (d. [[1859]]) ** [[William Benjamin Robinson]], Upper Canada fur trader and political figure (d. [[1873]]) * [[December 23]] – [[Adrien-Henri de Jussieu]], French botanist (d. [[1853]]) * [[December 24]] ** [[Robert Irwin Jr.]], American pioneer, territorial legislator (d. [[1833]]) ** [[Lewis Jones (Royal Navy officer)|Lewis Jones]], British Royal Navy officer (d. [[1895]]) * [[December 25]] ** [[Bernard Donald Macdonald]], second Bishop of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island (d. [[1859]]) ** [[Joseph-Marie Quérard]], French bibliographer (d. [[1865]]) * [[December 26]] ** [[Enoch Cobb]], Massachusetts farmer, businessman, philanthropist (d. [[1876]]) ** [[Johann Gustav Heckscher]], German politician (d. [[1865]]) ** [[Thomas M. Pettit]], United States lawyer (d. [[1853]]) ** [[Hans Skramstad]], Norwegian pianist and composer (d. [[1839]]) * [[December 27]] ** Mirza Beg Asadullah Khan ([[Mirza Ghalib]]), Indian poet (d.1868) ** [[Domitila de Castro, Marchioness of Santos]] (d. [[1867]]) ** [[Charles Hodge]], Presbyterian theologian, principal of Princeton Theological Seminary (1851-1878) (d. [[1878]]) ** [[Manuela Sáenz]], Colombian national heroine (d. [[1856]])<ref>{{cite book|author=Jerome R. Adams|title=Notable Latin American Women: Twenty-nine Leaders, Rebels, Poets, Battlers, and Spies, 1500-1900|publisher=McFarland & Company|year=1995|isbn=9780786400225|page=91}}</ref> * [[December 28]] ** [[Rodolphus Dickinson]], United States Representative from Ohio (d. [[1849]]) ** [[John Marshall (MP for Leeds, died 1836)|John Marshall]], English politician (d. [[1836]]) * [[December 29]] – [[François Leuret]], French anatomist, psychiatrist (d. [[1851]]) * ''approximate date'' – [[Sojourner Truth]], African-American abolitionist, women's rights activist (d. [[1883]])
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