February 2nd, 1564 was a Sunday.
People born on February 2nd, 1564 (assuming the person is still alive) would have turned 460 years old this year (2024).
January 21st, 1564 - February 19th, 1564
Why not celebrate an alternative birthday? In 902 days, exactly on October 17th, 2026, people who were born on February 2nd, 1564 will be 169,000 days old!
Irish novelist and poet (1882–1941)
*February 2nd, 1882, Rathgar †January 13th, 1941, ZürichPortuguese film director, actor, writer and film critic
*February 2nd, 1939, Figueira da Foz †February 3rd, 2003, Lisbon16th century Japanese samurai and daimyo
*February 2nd, 1536, Nakamura-ku †September 18th, 1598, Fushimi CastleGerman association football player and manager (1952–2016)
*February 2nd, 1952, Sonneberg †October 24th, 2016, DresdenGerman biologist, historian of science and curator (1922–2010)
*February 2nd, 1922, Chemnitz †May 8th, 2010, BerlinAustrian classical philologist, historian and epigraphist (1935-2012)
*February 2nd, 1935, Vienna †November 19th, 2012, LinzPope of the Catholic Church from 1724 to 1730
*February 2nd, 1649, Gravina in Puglia †February 21st, 1730, RomeRussian-born American writer and public philosopher (1905–1982)
*February 2nd, 1905, Saint Petersburg †March 6th, 1982, ManhattanFrench official and politician (1926–2020)
*February 2nd, 1926, Koblenz †December 2nd, 2020, AuthonEnglish playwright and poet (1564–1616)
*March 31st, 1564, Stratford-upon-Avon †April 23rd, 1616, Stratford-upon-AvonEnglish navigator who travelled to Japan
*September 24th, 1564, Gillingham †May 16th, 1620, HiradoEnglish dramatist, poet and translator (1564–1593)
*February 6th, 1564, Canterbury †May 30th, 1593, DeptfordGerman Calvinist theologian
*December 25th, 1564, Kamen †September 13th, 1629, BaselGerman jurist (1564-1637)
*December 27th, 1564, Frankenberg †May 28th, 1637, GroningenEnglish aristocrat (1564-1632)
*April 27th, 1564, Tynemouth †November 5th, 1632, PetworthItalian banker and art collector (1564-1637)
*September 13th, 1564, Chios †December 27th, 1637, RomeFrench Jesuit priest (1564-1626)
*January 1st, 1564, Néronde †March 19th, 1626, ParisGerman judge and author (1564-1618)
*May 2nd, 1564, Osnabrück †September 20th, 1618, The HagueArchbishop-Elector
*May 27th, 1564, Netphen †January 11th, 1604, AschaffenburgCzech nobleman (1564-1636)
*September 15th, 1564, Brandýs nad Orlicí †October 9th, 1636, PřerovGerman Prince
*March 15th, 1564, Harburg †March 30th, 1642, HarburgSwiss painter (1564-1609)
*June 11th, 1564, Basel †October 15th, 1609, PragueDuke of Saxe-Coburg
*June 12th, 1564, Gotha †July 16th, 1633, CoburgCardinal Archbishop of Milan (1564-1631)
*August 18th, 1564, Milan †September 21st, 1631, MilanDutch politician (1564-1636)
*July 29th, 1564, Amsterdam †February 19th, 1636, AmsterdamGerman composer and organist (1564-1612)
*November 5th, 1564, Nuremberg †June 8th, 1612, FrankfurtFixed holidays (Christian Feast Day, Earliest day on which Shrove Monday can fall, while March 8 is the latest; celebrated on Monday before Ash Wednesday , Feast of the Presentation of Jesus at the Temple or Candlemas) which are celebrated on February 2nd.
M = 1000 | D = 500 | L = 50 | X = 10 | IV = 4 | I = 1 |
Yes: 1564 is a leap year, therefore has a 29th of February with an additional leap day and a total of 366 days (instead of the usual 365 days in a normal year).