Philippe-Joseph Aubert de Gaspé
Canadian author and military captain
Born
October 30th, 1786
238 years ago
Died
1871
154 years ago — 85 years old
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Canada
Links & References
Born in 1786, this individual served as a military captain and became a significant figure in Canadian literature. His most notable work, 'Les Anciens Canadiens', published in 1863, provides a vivid depiction of Canadian life in the 17th and 18th centuries, highlighting the experiences of French Canadians during a time of transformation. This work played a crucial role in the preservation of French Canadian culture and history. Throughout life, he balanced military responsibilities with his literary pursuits, contributing to the cultural landscape of Canada during his era.
Authored 'Les Anciens Canadiens'
Served as a military captain
Other People Born on October 30th
Maor Melikson
Played as a midfielder primarily in the Israeli Premier League and in Liga Leumit. Started professional career with Hapoel Petah Tikva before transferring to Maccabi Haifa, contributing to their success in domestic leagues and tournaments. Later joined Bnei Yehuda, continuing to showcase skills and leadership on the field. Also had stints in various other clubs, including experiences abroad, highlighting versatility in play and adaptability across different competitive environments.
Continue ReadingRuth Gordon
Born in 1896, this individual began a career in theater and transitioned to film, establishing a notable presence in Hollywood. Achieving success as both an actress and a screenwriter, this person gained significant recognition for work in the acclaimed film 'Harold and Maude.' The career spanned several decades, making contributions to various productions and receiving multiple accolades for performances, including an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress. The involvement in film and theater left a lasting legacy.
Continue ReadingMichael Oakes
Played as a goalkeeper for clubs including Wolverhampton Wanderers and Cardiff City. Transitioned into management, taking roles at various lower league clubs. Development of young talent and tactical management were key focuses during coaching career.
Continue ReadingCourtney Walsh
Debuted in international cricket in 1984 and became one of the leading fast bowlers of his era. Played for the West Indies national team, achieving significant success in both Test and One Day Internationals. Retired in 2001 and held the record for the most Test wickets at the time, a testament to excellence in the sport. Enclosed in numerous memorable matches, Walsh's skills dominated the game throughout his career.
Continue ReadingEdge
A Canadian professional wrestler and actor, he gained prominence in World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) and starred in various television series. Achievements in wrestling include multiple World Heavyweight Championship reigns and a significant role in popularizing tag team wrestling. Also ventured into acting, featuring in shows such as 'Haven' and 'Vikings'.
Continue ReadingJoe Adcock
Played in Major League Baseball from 1950 to 1966, primarily as a first baseman. Adcock spent the majority of his career with the Milwaukee Braves and later played for the Cincinnati Reds and the Atlanta Braves. Achieved notable success during the 1957 season, earning a selection to the All-Star Game and contributing to the Braves' victory in the World Series that year. After retiring as a player, transitioned into coaching and management roles within the sport.
Continue Reading