January 21st, 1735 was a Friday.
People born on January 21st, 1735 (assuming the person is still alive) would have turned 289 years old this year (2024).
January 21st, 1735 - February 19th, 1735
Why not celebrate an alternative birthday? In 347 days, exactly on April 10th, 2025, people who were born on January 21st, 1735 will be 106,000 days old!
German classical archaeologist
*January 21st, 1905, Tetenbüll †January 9th, 1974, CologneDuke of Wurttemburg (1732-1797)
*January 21st, 1732, Stuttgart †December 23rd, 1797, HohenheimAmerican general, writer and philosopher (1738–1789)
*January 21st, 1738, Litchfield †February 12th, 1789, BurlingtonEnglish actor (1922–2008)
*January 21st, 1922, West Sussex †March 19th, 2008, SussexAmerican businessman and philanthropist, co-founder of Microsoft (1953–2018)
*January 21st, 1953, Seattle †October 15th, 2018, SeattleFrench actress, film director, theatre director and screenwriter
*January 21st, 1962, VerdunAmerican film director, screenwriter, film producer, film editor and film distributor
*January 21st, 1929, The Bronx †March 31st, 2017, New York CityFrench lawyer
*January 21st, 1756, Chartres †February 20th, 1841, ParisRevolutionary syndicalist politician and journalist
*January 21st, 1873, Naples †June 23rd, 1959, NaplesAmerican inventor, clockmaker, entrepreneur and engineer (1743–1798)
*January 21st, 1743, South Windsor †July 2nd, 1798, BardstownPresident of the United States from 1797 to 1801
*October 30th, 1735, Braintree †July 4th, 1826, QuincyGerman composer (1735–1782)
*September 5th, 1735, Leipzig †January 1st, 1782, LondonAmerican silversmith and Patriot in the American Revolution
*January 1st, 1735, Boston †May 10th, 1818, BostonFrench soldier (1735-1820)
*May 28th, 1735, Strasbourg †September 23rd, 1820, ParisSpanish classical archaeologist and architect
*June 25th, 1735, Rome †December 24th, 1804, PorticiPolish writer and poet, Catholic archbishop
*February 3rd, 1735, Dubiecko †March 14th, 1801, BerlinDanish politician (1735-1797)
*August 28th, 1735, Hanover †June 21st, 1797, CopenhagenGerman scholar (1735-1805)
*January 22nd, 1735, Hamburg †September 4th, 1805, HamburgSpanish diplomat (1735-1814)
*February 18th, 1735, Puerto de la Cruz †July 13th, 1814, BordeauxFirst Roman Catholic bishop and archbishop in the United States
*January 8th, 1735, Upper Marlboro †December 3rd, 1815, BaltimoreFrench politician
*September 3rd, 1735, Rennes †August 19th, 1810, Aix-en-ProvenceAustrian artist (1735-1806)
*December 20th, 1735, Vienna †October 9th, 1806, ViennaGerman historian
*July 5th, 1735, Kirchberg an der Jagst †September 9th, 1809, GöttingenAmerican politician (1735-1819)
*December 5th, 1735, Chester County †May 22nd, 1819, New York CityGerman-born British artist (1735-1789)
*January 18th, 1735, Tübingen †January 19th, 1789, KewEnglish abolitionist (1735-1813)
*November 10th, 1735, Durham †July 6th, 1813, London(1735-1796)
*August 3rd, 1735, Hanau †December 18th, 1796, Steinau an der StraßeBritish noble (1735-1811)
*September 28th, 1735, London †March 14th, 1811, Euston HallPrince of Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel and Duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg
*October 9th, 1735, Wolfenbüttel †November 10th, 1806, OttensenFixed holidays (Christian feast day) which are celebrated on January 21st.
M = 1000 | D = 500 | C = 100 | X = 10 | V = 5 | I = 1 |
No: With 365 days 1735 is a normal year and no leap year.