February 1st, 1664 was a Friday.
People born on February 1st, 1664 (assuming the person is still alive) would have turned 360 years old this year (2024).
January 21st, 1664 - February 19th, 1664
Why not celebrate an alternative birthday? In 359 days, exactly on June 28th, 2025, people who were born on February 1st, 1664 will be 132,000 days old!
Welsh actor, comedian, director, historian and writer (1942–2020)
*February 1st, 1942, Colwyn Bay †January 21st, 2020, LondonDutch-Austrian dancer and theater maker (1905-2005)
*February 1st, 1905, Vienna †July 10th, 2005, ViennaStasi officer
*February 1st, 1927, Berlin †April 10th, 1995, Petershagen-EggersdorfTurkish classical archaeologist (1914-2001)
*February 1st, 1914, Istanbul †February 26th, 2001, IstanbulSoviet and Russian politician, 1st President of Russia (1931–2007)
*February 1st, 1931, Butka †April 23rd, 2007, MoscowAmerican actor (1934–2006)
*February 1st, 1934, New Orleans †February 17th, 2006, Los AngelesFilipino religious sister (1663-1748)
*February 1st, 1663, Binondo †September 10th, 1748, IntramurosAmerican television personality, author, and fashion designer
*February 1st, 1986, Laguna BeachScottish mathematician, physicist, and astronomer (1550–1617)
*February 1st, 1550, Merchiston Tower †April 4th, 1617, EdinburghDutch Pacific Ocean explorer
*February 1st, 1659, Middelburg †January 31st, 1729, MiddelburgAustrian novelist, librettist, poet, dramatist (1874–1929)
*February 1st, 1874, Vienna †July 15th, 1929, Rodaun(1901-1967) American writer and social activist
*February 1st, 1902, Joplin †May 22nd, 1967, New York CityItalian cardinal, statesman (1664-1752)
*May 21st, 1664, Fiorenzuola d'Arda †June 26th, 1752, PiacenzaSultan of the Ottoman Empire (1664-1703)
*June 5th, 1664, Edirne †December 1st, 1703, IstanbulEnglish architect and dramatist
*January 24th, 1664, City of London †March 26th, 1726, LondonItalian poet and opera librettist
*March 14th, 1664, Lanuvio †January 27th, 1725, NaplesItalian writer and jurist (1664-1718)
*January 20th, 1664, Cosenza †January 6th, 1718, RomeGerman librarian and historian (1664-1722)
*November 11th, 1664, Korbach †July 13th, 1722, WeimarFrench prince
*April 30th, 1664, Paris †February 9th, 1709, ParisSwedish physician (1664-1742)
*January 24th, 1664, Stockholm †May 21st, 1742, Helga TrefaldighetGerman moral philosopher and theologian (1664-1718)
*June 25th, 1664, Neustadt an der Orla †May 6th, 1718, ErfurtBritish diplomat, poet (1664-1721)
*July 21st, 1664, London †September 18th, 1721, Wimpole17th–18th century French priest and atheist
*June 15th, 1664, Mazerny †June 17th, 1729, ÉtrépignyGerman geographer and cartographer
*March 20th, 1664, Kammlach †July 1st, 1724, NurembergSwedish politician (1664-1742)
*April 6th, 1664, Halikko †April 17th, 1742, Ekebyholm CastleUrban designer
*March 30th, 1664, Dresden †January 8th, 1742, DresdenGerman aristocrat
*May 10th, 1664, Schloss Brake †October 27th, 1707, Schloss BrakeFixed holidays (Christian feast day) which are celebrated on February 1st.
M = 1000 | D = 500 | C = 100 | L = 50 | X = 10 | IV = 4 | I = 1 |
Yes: 1664 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).