When was paul mccartney born?

In September of 1968, McCartney phoned Linda Eastman, the woman he said that "gave me the strength and courage to work again", in New York and asked her to fly over to London. Linda brought her daughter Heather with her. McCartney and Eastman married at a small civil ceremony (when Linda was four months pregnant with McCartney's child) at Marylebone Registry Office on 12 March 1969. As they lived on a farm in East Sussex, Paul adopted Linda's daughter from her first marriage, Heather Louise (born in 1962 and now a pottery designer) and they went on to have three other children together: Mary Anna, born in 1969 and named after Paul's late mother, she is now a photographer; Stella Nina, born in 1971, and now an award-winning fashion designer, and James Louis, born in 1977) and named after Paul's late father James and Linda's late mother Louise. James played guitar on his father's albums Flaming Pie and Driving Rain, and his mother's posthumous Wide Prairie. In 1973, he wrote My Love - a song to commemorate that he loved his wife and which became Wings' first number one single hit in England.