List of people born at sea

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This is a list of notable people born at sea.

NameDescriptionYear
Louis Aldrich [ citation needed ]American actor1843
Charles George James Arbuthnot [ citation needed ]British general1801
Asmahan [1] Syrian singer1912
Charles Barbier de Meynard French historian and orientalist1826
Watson Cheyne, 1st Baronet [2] British surgeon1852
Westmoreland Davis [3] Governor of Virginia 1859
Fausto Bordalo Dias Portuguese singer1947
Boyle Finniss [4] First Premier of South Australia1807
Itamar Franco [5] Former President of Brazil1930
John Paul Getty, Jr. British oil heir1932
E. T. Hooley [6] Australian explorer1842
Oceanus Hopkins Only child born on Mayflower voyage 16201620
Tommy Hughes [7] Australian footballer1886
Mary Jemison [8] American frontierswoman1743
Augustus D. Juilliard [9] Founder of the Juilliard School 1836
Cyrille Pierre Théodore Laplace French navigator1793
Francis Lathrop [10] American artist1849
Wyndham Lewis [11] British painter1882
René Maran French poet1887
Rio Antonio Mavuba [12] French footballer1984
James McGowen Australian politician1855
Sir Charles Monro, 1st Baronet British Army officer1860
Roy William Neill [13] Film director1887
Henry Orth [ citation needed ]Architect1866
John L. O'Sullivan Irish-American columnist1813
Reino Paasilinna [14] Finnish politician1939
Ed Porray [15] American baseball player1888
Stamford Raffles [16] Founder of Singapore1781
Charles E. de M. Sajous [17] American endocrinologist and laryngologist1852
Ignatius Sancho [18] British abolitionistc. 1729
Jack Soo American actor1917
Jane Maria Strachey British suffragist1840
Ralph Webb [ citation needed ]Canadian politician1886
William Wentworth [19] Australian explorer and politician1790
Moses O. Williamson [20] American politician1850
Arthur Windsor [21] Australian journalist1833
Simon van der Stel First Governor of the Dutch Cape Colony 1639

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