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Not sure there's any scientific basis behind the time of day a person is born and their preferred wakefulness hours in later life, but hey maybe it's the case in some circumstances.
Not so in mine. I was a morning birth, but my preferred rising time for as long as I've had a choice has always been closer to noon. 10am is my 6am, you might say.
I would not be surprised if there's a genetic link. One of my parents is also a late riser (at least, preferentially), and I've inherited that.
There is a genetic link...some of us carry Neanderthal genes that predispose us to certain patterns.
https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/neanderthal-dna-may-help-explain-why-some-people-are-early-risers-180983438/