In 1601 Mathematician, Pierre de Fermat (modern theory of numbers) In 1786 American frontiersman, Davy Crockett In 1798 English physician, Thomas Hodgkin (described Hodgkins Disease) In 1870 Scientist, Frederick Russell (typhoid fever vaccine) In 1880 Biologist, Paul Kammerer (claimed traits could be inherited) In 1882 Movie producer and industry pioneer, Samuel Goldwyn In 1887 Marcus Garvey, started back-to-Africa movement among U.S. blacks In 1888 Actor, Monty Woolley (The Pied Piper, Man Who Came Tto Dinner) In 1892 Actress, Mae West ("Come up and see me sometime") In 1900 Newscaster/commentator, Quincy Howe (It's News To Me) [d: 2-17-77] In 1904 Publisher, John Hay Whitney (New York Herald Trib, 1961-67) [d: 2-8-82] In 1906 Inventor, Hazel Bishop (non smear lipstick) [d: 12-5-98] In 1909 Singer/composer, Larry Clinton [d: 5-2-85] In 1914 Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr. (Rep-D-NY, 1949-55) [d: 8-17-88] In 1919 Singer, Georgia Gibbs (Ballin the Jack, Kiss of Fire) [d: 12-9-0