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Dowling
M, #9754, d. August 2008
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BIOGRAPHY
Vital Facts
- Death:
Dowling died in August 2008 Road Traffic Accident.
Other Facts
- Reference Number:
Dowling had reference number 9754.
Dowling
M, #9755
Pedigree Link
Family :- : Children:
- Constance Dowling+ (b. 21 July 1920, d. 28 October 1969)
- Doris R Dowling+ (b. 15 May 1923, d. 18 June 2004)
BIOGRAPHY
Other Facts
- Reference Number:
Dowling had reference number 9755.
Constance Dowling1,2,3,3,4,3
F, #9756, b. 21 July 1920, d. 28 October 1969
- This person appears in the following lists:- : Acting; Notable; Nursing; USA, New York
Parents
- Father*:
Dowling
Family :- : Partner: Ivan Tors
- Living Tors
- Living Tors
- Alfred Ndwego
- Michael Anthony Tors (b. 11 September 1954, d. 13 September 1954)
- Peter Alexander Tors (b. 26 January 1957, d. 30 July 1998)
Person Exhibits
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BIOGRAPHY
Vital Facts
- Birth: Constance Dowling was born on 21 July 1920 in New York City, New York, New York, USA.1
- Birth: She was born on 24 July 1920.5
- Birth: She was born on 24 July 1920.6
- Marriage: She and Ivan Tors were married in 1955 in Hungary.
- Death: She died in October 1969, at age 49.6
- Death: She died on 28 October 1969, at age 49, in Los Angeles, California, USAG.5,1
- Burial: She was buried after 28 October 1969 in Culver City, Los Angeles, California, USAG, Holy Cross Cemetery Section P, Lot 421 Grave 4.
Other Facts
- Name: Constance Dowling was also known as Constance Tors.6
- Name: She was also known as Constanc D Tors.5
- Occupation: She was an Actor.
- SSN:
- Description:
- SSN:6
- Reference Number: She had reference number 9756.
- Occupation: She was a Model & Chorus Girl: Panama Hattie (with sister Doris), Hold On To Your Hats, The Strings My Lord Are False before 1943.
- Residence: She resided in Los Angeles, California, USAG, in 1944 1727 1/2 North Sycamore Avenue.7
- Occupation: She was a Film Actor in 'Up In Arms' as Nurse Lt Mary Morgan directed by Samuel Goldwyn in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USAG, in 1944.
- Occupation: She was a Film Actor in 'Knickerbocker Holiday' as Tina Tiehoven in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USAG, in 1944.
- Occupation: She was a Film Actor in 'The Well-Groomed Bride' as Rita Sloane in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USAG, in 1944.
- Occupation: She was a Film Actor in 'Addio Mimi!' or 'Her Wonderful Life' as Student in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USAG, in 1946.
- Occupation: She was a Film Actor in Black Angel as Mavis Marlowe in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USAG, in 1946.
- Residence: She resided in Los Angeles, California, USAG, in 1946 1727 1/2 North Sycamore Avenue.7
- Occupation: She was a Film Actor in 'Boston Blackie and the Law' as Dinah Moran in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USAG, in 1946.
- Immigration: She immigrated to USA in 1946 To Italy.
- Occupation: She was a Film Actor in 'Blind Spot' as Evelyn Green in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USAG, in 1947.
- Occupation: She was a Film Actor in 'The Flame' as Helen Anderson in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USAG, in 1947.
- Residence: She resided in Los Angeles, California, USAG, in 1948 1727 1/2 North Sycamore Avenue.7
- Occupation: She was a Film Actor in 'Citta dolente' or 'City of Pain' as Lubitza in Italy in 1948.
- Occupation: She was a Film Actor in 'Duello Senza' or 'Duel Without Honor' as Olga in Italy in 1948.
- Occupation: She was a Film Actor in 'Miss Italia' as Lilly in Italy in 1949.
- Occupation: She was a Film Actor in 'Una Voce nel tuo Cuore' or 'A Voice in your Heart' as Dolly in Italy in 1949.
- Occupation: She was a Film Actor in 'Follie Per l'Opera' or 'Mad About Opera' as Margaret Jones in Italy in 1949.
- Immigration: She immigrated to Italy in 1950 To USA.
- Occupation: She was a Television Actor in 'Nash Airflyte Theatre' One Episode in 1950.
- Occupation: She was a Film Actor in 'La Strada finisce sul flume' or 'Stormbound' as Barbara in Italy in 1950.
- Occupation: She was a Television Actor in 'Nash Pulitzer Prize Playhouse' One Episode in 1950.
- Occupation: She was a Television Actor in 'The Adventures of Ellery Queen' One Episode in 1951.
- Occupation: She was a Television Actor in 'Cosmopolitan Theatre' One Episode in 1951.
- Occupation: She was a Television Actor in 'Lights Out' Two Episodes between 1951 and 1952.
- Occupation: She was a Television Actor in 'City Detective' Two Episodes between 1953 and 1954.
- Occupation: She was a Film Actor in 'Gog' - a science fiction fiilm as Joanna Merritt in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USAG, in 1954.
- Occupation: She was a Television Actor in 'Fireside Theatre' as Betty in one Episode in 1955.
- Retirement: She retired in 1955.
- Occupation: She was a Tour Guide at Dolphin Laboratory in St Thomas, Virgin Islands (US), USA, in 1960.
Narrative
Constance Dowling
24 July 20 is born in New York City. Her sister Doris also became an Actor.
Early 40s
works at the New Theatre School to pay for her acting classes; there she meets Shelley Winters and they become good friends.
auditions with Shelley to become a Copa Girl and gets the job for about a month. She will remember it being worse than modeling.
she and Shelley end up as ushers for $1 a performance at the Belasco Theater
she and Shelley occasionally work during the cocktail hour at Schrafft's, where they get their dinners free
11 September 40 - 2 January 41 stars in Al Jolson’s last Broadway show, Hold on to Your Hats, at the Shubert Theatre
30 October 40 - 3 January 42 stars at Broadway’s 46th Street Theatre in Panama Hattie
44 while filming Knickerbocker Holiday with Nelson Eddy, he doesn’t want her to look into his eyes when they do a scene together and insists she look at his forehead instead.
? hates being a Goldwyn Girl
45
Goldwyn drops her in favor of newcomer Virginia Mayo.
has a very posh apartment on North Sycamore
entertains at the Hollywood Canteen and does USO shows at hospitals
starts a long, painful love affair with married director Elia Kazan, who can't give her up nor divorce his wife
47 moves to Rome with her sister, Actor Doris Dowling. They are the first Hollywood actresses to work in Italy permanently.
Late 40s
makes a brief trip back to New York. There she stays at the Algonquin Hotel and meets Shelley; they flirt with Broadway playboys and sports columnists.
dates old friends like Stanley Prager and some famous postwar novelists and playwrights
? while in Rome, she learns to speak Italian fluently, has a beautiful apartment, and mingles with the intelligentsia of Europe: Sartre, Moravia, Hemingway, Somerset Maugham, Robert Capa, and George Bernard Shaw.
? starts a torrid love affair with famous writer Cesare Pavese
27 August 50, Pavese commits suicide with sleeping pills after the love affair ends; a big scandal follows. Pavese fatally linked love to morbidity. His final poetry collection, found on his desk after death, is significantly entitled "Death will Come and (She) Will Have Your Eyes." “Death," a feminine noun in Italian, is associated with Constance.
51 returns to the States
51 becomes sister-in-law to band leader Artie Shaw, who marries her sister Doris
c. 52 hangs around the Actors Studio and lives in a small apartment on the East Side of New York . Shelley convinces her to return to Los Angeles, where her family is waiting for her, and to try to resume her Hollywood career. It takes her about 3 hours to pack all her belongings and close her apartment. Shelley changes her first-class ticket to two tourist-class passages.
52 is originally chosen for the part for which Colette Marchand will be nominated for an Academy Award in Moulin Rouge
? marries Ivan Tors, a Hungarian-born writer and producer. They will have four sons.
11 September 54 her son Michael Anthony is born in Los Angeles
27 December 55 her son Steven Lawrence is born in Los Angeles
26 January 57 her son Peter A. is born in Los Angeles
14 April 61 her son David I. is born in Los Angeles
60s works as a guide at the Dolphin Laboratory in Saint Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands
28 October 69 as Constance D. Tors, she dies at age 49 in Los Angeles, California, of cardiac arrest. Her husband and sons are surviving.
Author: Anonymous. Sources: www.Ancestry.com.
24 July 20 is born in New York City. Her sister Doris also became an Actor.
Early 40s
works at the New Theatre School to pay for her acting classes; there she meets Shelley Winters and they become good friends.
auditions with Shelley to become a Copa Girl and gets the job for about a month. She will remember it being worse than modeling.
she and Shelley end up as ushers for $1 a performance at the Belasco Theater
she and Shelley occasionally work during the cocktail hour at Schrafft's, where they get their dinners free
11 September 40 - 2 January 41 stars in Al Jolson’s last Broadway show, Hold on to Your Hats, at the Shubert Theatre
30 October 40 - 3 January 42 stars at Broadway’s 46th Street Theatre in Panama Hattie
44 while filming Knickerbocker Holiday with Nelson Eddy, he doesn’t want her to look into his eyes when they do a scene together and insists she look at his forehead instead.
? hates being a Goldwyn Girl
45
Goldwyn drops her in favor of newcomer Virginia Mayo.
has a very posh apartment on North Sycamore
entertains at the Hollywood Canteen and does USO shows at hospitals
starts a long, painful love affair with married director Elia Kazan, who can't give her up nor divorce his wife
47 moves to Rome with her sister, Actor Doris Dowling. They are the first Hollywood actresses to work in Italy permanently.
Late 40s
makes a brief trip back to New York. There she stays at the Algonquin Hotel and meets Shelley; they flirt with Broadway playboys and sports columnists.
dates old friends like Stanley Prager and some famous postwar novelists and playwrights
? while in Rome, she learns to speak Italian fluently, has a beautiful apartment, and mingles with the intelligentsia of Europe: Sartre, Moravia, Hemingway, Somerset Maugham, Robert Capa, and George Bernard Shaw.
? starts a torrid love affair with famous writer Cesare Pavese
27 August 50, Pavese commits suicide with sleeping pills after the love affair ends; a big scandal follows. Pavese fatally linked love to morbidity. His final poetry collection, found on his desk after death, is significantly entitled "Death will Come and (She) Will Have Your Eyes." “Death," a feminine noun in Italian, is associated with Constance.
51 returns to the States
51 becomes sister-in-law to band leader Artie Shaw, who marries her sister Doris
c. 52 hangs around the Actors Studio and lives in a small apartment on the East Side of New York . Shelley convinces her to return to Los Angeles, where her family is waiting for her, and to try to resume her Hollywood career. It takes her about 3 hours to pack all her belongings and close her apartment. Shelley changes her first-class ticket to two tourist-class passages.
52 is originally chosen for the part for which Colette Marchand will be nominated for an Academy Award in Moulin Rouge
? marries Ivan Tors, a Hungarian-born writer and producer. They will have four sons.
11 September 54 her son Michael Anthony is born in Los Angeles
27 December 55 her son Steven Lawrence is born in Los Angeles
26 January 57 her son Peter A. is born in Los Angeles
14 April 61 her son David I. is born in Los Angeles
60s works as a guide at the Dolphin Laboratory in Saint Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands
28 October 69 as Constance D. Tors, she dies at age 49 in Los Angeles, California, of cardiac arrest. Her husband and sons are surviving.
Author: Anonymous. Sources: www.Ancestry.com.
Citations
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Citation Text: Record for Constance Tors - [S1048] SOURCE: (Full): Ancestry.com,
Source Combined Fields: State of California, United States. ;Great Register of Voters</i>. Sacramento, California: California State Library.,
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Doris R Dowling1,2
F, #9757, b. 15 May 1923, d. 18 June 2004
- This person appears in the following lists:- : Acting; France; Notable; USA, Michigan; USA, New York
Parents
- Father*:
Dowling
Family :- : Partner: Artie Shaw
- Jonathan Shaw
Person Exhibits
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BIOGRAPHY
Vital Facts
- Birth: Doris R Dowling was born on 15 May 1923 in Detroit, Wayne, Michigan, USAG.3,1
- Birth: She was born in 1926.2
- Marriage: She and Artie Shaw were married in 1952.
- Marriage: She and Robert F Blumofe were married in 1956.
- Divorce: She and Artie Shaw were divorced in 1956.
- Divorce: She and Robert F Blumofe were divorced in 1959.
- Death: She died on 18 June 2004, at age 81, in West Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USAG.1
- Burial: She was buried after 18 June 2004 in Los Angeles City, Los Angeles, California, USA.
Other Facts
- Name: Doris R Dowling was also known as Doris Dowling.3
- SSN:1
- Occupation: She was a Television Actor in 'The Incredible Hulk'.
- Occupation: She was a Television Actor in 'Perry Mason'.
- Description:
- SSN:
- Reference Number: She had reference number 9757.
- Occupation: She was a Television Actor in Kojak.
- Occupation: She was a Television Actor in 'Bonanza'.
- Occupation: She was a Television Actor in 'Barnaby Jones'.
- Occupation: She was a Chorus Girl on Broadway in New York City, New York, New York, USA, about 1940.
- Occupation: She was a Stage Actor in 'Banjo Eyes' on Broadway in New York City, New York, New York, USA, in 1941.
- Occupation: She was a Stage Actor in 'Beat The Band' on Broadway in New York City, New York, New York, USA, in 1942.
- Occupation: She was a Stage Actor in 'New Faces' on Broadway in New York City, New York, New York, USA, in 1943.
- Occupation: She was an Actor in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USAG, in 1944.4
- Occupation: She was a Film Actor in 'And Now Tomorrow' by Raymond Chandler in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USAG, in 1944.
- Residence: She resided in Los Angeles, California, USAG, in 1944 1727 1/2 North Sycamore Avenue.4
- Occupation: She was a Film Actor in 'The Lost Weekend' as Gloria with Ray Milland (Best Picture) in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USAG, on 16 November 1945.
- Residence: She resided in Los Angeles, California, USAG, in 1946 1727 1/2 North Sycamore Avenue.4
- Occupation: She was a Film Actor in 'The Blue Dahlia' with Alan Ladd (Oscar Winning) in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USAG, on 19 April 1946.4
- Immigration: She immigrated to USA after 1946 To Italy.
- Occupation: She was a Film Actor in 'The Crimson Key' in 1947.5
- Occupation: She was a Film Actor in 'The Emperor Waltz' in 1948.
- Residence: She resided in Los Angeles, California, USAG, in 1948 1727 1/2 North Sycamore Avenue.4
- Occupation: She was a Film Actor in 'Bitter Rice' or 'Riso Amaro' as Francesca in Italy in 1949.
- Occupation: She was a Film Actor in 'Alina' in Italy in 1950.
- Occupation: She was a Film Actor as Bianca in Othello with Orson Welles in 1952.
- Occupation: She was an Actor in movie: "Running Target" as lead in 1956.6
- Occupation: She was a Television Actor in 'My Living Doll' between 1964 and 1965.
- Occupation: She was a Stage Actor in Broadway revival of The Women in New York City, New York, New York, USA, in 1973.
- Occupation: She was a Film Actor in The Car (Cult Horror) on 13 May 1977.
- Occupation: She was a Television Actor in 'Scruples' in 1980.
- Occupation: She was a Film Actor in 'Separate Ways' in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USAG, in 1981.
- Occupation: She was a Television Actor in 'Murder She Wrote' one episode in 1984.
- Occupation: She was a Television Actor in The Dukes Of Hazard in 1984.
Narrative
Doris Dowling
Daily Telegraph - Last Updated: 10:27PM BST 21 Jun 2004
Doris Dowling, who died on Friday aged 81, was the Hollywood siren acclaimed for her performance as Ray Milland's saloon-bar pick-up in Billy Wilder's film The Lost Weekend (1945); seven years later she became the seventh of the bandleader Artie Shaw's eight wives.
Doris Dowling was born on May 15 1923 in Detroit, Michigan; her younger sister was the Hollywood leading lady Constance Dowling. "Unlike Connie I was not a classic beauty in the movie sense," Doris explained. "So I developed this kind of sophisticated attractiveness instead."
She began her career in theatre, in plays such as Mr Skeffington and Men in White, and entered films on a Paramount studio contract in the mid-1940s, joining stars such as Marlene Dietrich and Fred MacMurray at the Melrose Avenue lot.
Her sympathetic yet unsentimental portrayal of prostitution in The Lost Weekend prompted the New York Times critic to say she was "entitled to Academy recognition". In the event, unlike Wilder and Milland, she did not win an Oscar, but she was soon cast in The Blue Dahlia (1946) - scripted by Raymond Chandler - as Alan Ladd's adulterous wife who is found murdered by a mystery killer.
Feeling that Paramount gave her "too few roles beyond playing a savage bitch killed off in the first scene", Doris Dowling left for Italy in 1948 to appear in several films, including the neo-realistic Bitter Rice (1948) and Orson Welles's Othello (1952), in which she played Bianca. She was joined in Rome by her sister Constance, who also appeared in a number of pictures there while becoming involved with the writer Cesare Pavese; he committed suicide after she ended the relationship.
Doris Dowling returned to America in the mid-1950s and announced her retirement, only to make a comeback as Smitty in the forgettable picture Running Target (1956).
During the 1970s she became a frequent guest star on television, appearing in Wonder Woman, The Dukes of Hazzard, Kojak and The Incredible Hulk. She also performed in the revival of Clare Boothe Luce's play The Women on Broadway in 1973, toured in Follies in 1974, and returned to Hollywood for a cameo in Murder She Wrote (1984).
She went out with a number of actors before, in 1952, marrying Artie Shaw, whose six previous wives had included Ava Gardner and Kathleen Winsor. "I would be the last to decry my own skill at botch-making," said Shaw, "but I picked myself some damn good partners when it came to gumming up the works."
Their marriage was dissolved in 1956. She is survived by her third husband, Leonard Kaufman, whom she married in 1960, and a son.
Daily Telegraph - Last Updated: 10:27PM BST 21 Jun 2004
Doris Dowling, who died on Friday aged 81, was the Hollywood siren acclaimed for her performance as Ray Milland's saloon-bar pick-up in Billy Wilder's film The Lost Weekend (1945); seven years later she became the seventh of the bandleader Artie Shaw's eight wives.
Doris Dowling was born on May 15 1923 in Detroit, Michigan; her younger sister was the Hollywood leading lady Constance Dowling. "Unlike Connie I was not a classic beauty in the movie sense," Doris explained. "So I developed this kind of sophisticated attractiveness instead."
She began her career in theatre, in plays such as Mr Skeffington and Men in White, and entered films on a Paramount studio contract in the mid-1940s, joining stars such as Marlene Dietrich and Fred MacMurray at the Melrose Avenue lot.
Her sympathetic yet unsentimental portrayal of prostitution in The Lost Weekend prompted the New York Times critic to say she was "entitled to Academy recognition". In the event, unlike Wilder and Milland, she did not win an Oscar, but she was soon cast in The Blue Dahlia (1946) - scripted by Raymond Chandler - as Alan Ladd's adulterous wife who is found murdered by a mystery killer.
Feeling that Paramount gave her "too few roles beyond playing a savage bitch killed off in the first scene", Doris Dowling left for Italy in 1948 to appear in several films, including the neo-realistic Bitter Rice (1948) and Orson Welles's Othello (1952), in which she played Bianca. She was joined in Rome by her sister Constance, who also appeared in a number of pictures there while becoming involved with the writer Cesare Pavese; he committed suicide after she ended the relationship.
Doris Dowling returned to America in the mid-1950s and announced her retirement, only to make a comeback as Smitty in the forgettable picture Running Target (1956).
During the 1970s she became a frequent guest star on television, appearing in Wonder Woman, The Dukes of Hazzard, Kojak and The Incredible Hulk. She also performed in the revival of Clare Boothe Luce's play The Women on Broadway in 1973, toured in Follies in 1974, and returned to Hollywood for a cameo in Murder She Wrote (1984).
She went out with a number of actors before, in 1952, marrying Artie Shaw, whose six previous wives had included Ava Gardner and Kathleen Winsor. "I would be the last to decry my own skill at botch-making," said Shaw, "but I picked myself some damn good partners when it came to gumming up the works."
Their marriage was dissolved in 1956. She is survived by her third husband, Leonard Kaufman, whom she married in 1960, and a son.
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Citation Text: Record for Doris Dowling
Doc-Travel-Dowling-Doris-USA-NY-Passenger-Lists-1820-1960.jpg - [S1048] SOURCE: (Full): Ancestry.com,
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Robert F Blumofe
M, #9760, d. DECEASED
Pedigree Link
BIOGRAPHY
Vital Facts
- Marriage: Robert F Blumofe and Doris R Dowling were married in 1956.
- Divorce: He and Doris R Dowling were divorced in 1959.
- Death: He died DECEASED.
Other Facts
- Reference Number: Robert F Blumofe had reference number 9760.
Peter Alexander Tors1
M, #9765, b. 26 January 1957, d. 30 July 1998
- This person appears in the following lists:- : USA, Florida
Parents
- Father*: Ivan Tors
- Mother*: Constance Dowling (b. 21 July 1920, d. 28 October 1969)
BIOGRAPHY
Vital Facts
- Birth: Peter Alexander Tors was born on 26 January 1957 in Los Angeles, California, USAG.2,1,3
- Death: He died on 30 July 1998, at age 41, in Miami, Miami-Dade, Florida, USAG.2,1
Other Facts
- Name: Peter Alexander Tors was also known as Peter A Tors.2,3
- SSN:2
- Reference Number: He had reference number 9765.
- SSN:
Citations
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Citation Text: Record for Peter A. Tors - [S1047] SOURCE: (Full): Ancestry.com,
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Michael Anthony Tors1,2
M, #9767, b. 11 September 1954, d. 13 September 1954
Parents
- Father*: Ivan Tors
- Mother*: Constance Dowling (b. 21 July 1920, d. 28 October 1969)
BIOGRAPHY
Vital Facts
- Birth: Michael Anthony Tors was born on 11 September 1954 in Los Angeles, California, USAG.1,2
- Death: He died on 13 September 1954, at age 0, in Los Angeles, California, USAG.2
Other Facts
- Reference Number: Michael Anthony Tors had reference number 9767.
Citations
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Citation Text: Record for Michael Anthony Tors - [S1027] SOURCE: (Full): Ancestry.com,
Source Combined Fields: State of California. ;California Death Index, 1940-1997</i>. Sacramento, CA, USA: State of California Department of Health Services, Center for Health Statistics.,
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Citation Text: Record for Michael Anthony Tors
Arthur Wedge1
M, #9768
- This person appears in the following lists:- : England - All; England, Shropshire - ALL
BIOGRAPHY
Vital Facts
- Marriage: Arthur Wedge and Alice Tunks were married between January and March 1883 in Ludlow, Shropshire, EnglandG, Vol 6a Page 801.
Other Facts
- Reference Number: Arthur Wedge had reference number 9768.
Citations
- [S480] SOURCE: (Full):
Source Combined Fields: England. Shropshire. Ludlow, Cainham. Death Certificates.,
Repository: General Register Office,
Citation Detail: Death, 286, 16 Jul 1894, William Tunks,
Citation Text: At Angel Bank, Knowbury, Bitterley R.S.D. Male, 71 years, Stone Quarry Labourer, Heart Disease. Informant on 18 Jul 1894: Arthur Widge Son-in-Law, Present at death of Angel Bank, Knowbury, Bitterley.
Mary Ann Chalkley1
F, #9769, b. 1826, d. DECEASED
- This person appears in the following lists:- : Census; England - All; England, Hertfordshire - ALL
Parents
- Father*: Henry Chalkley (b. before 26 January 1783, d. 19 August 1856)
- Mother*: Ann M Chalkley (b. 1797, d. after 7 April 1861)
BIOGRAPHY
Vital Facts
- Birth: Mary Ann Chalkley was born in 1826 in Hertfordshire, England.1
- Death: She died DECEASED.
Other Facts
- Reference Number: Mary Ann Chalkley had reference number 9769.
- Residence: She resided in Stevenage, Hertfordshire, EnglandG, on 7 June 1841 Dog and Bitch Yard in one house.1
- Census: She was enumerated on the census of 1841 in Stevenage, Hertfordshire, EnglandG.1
- Occupation: She was a Plaiter in Stevenage, Hertfordshire, EnglandG, on 7 June 1841.1
Citations
- [S2938] SOURCE: (Full):
Source Combined Fields: 1841 census of England. HERTFORDSHIRE. Digital images. Find My Past. www.findmypast.co.uk : see citation.
Record set: 1841 England, Wales & Scotland Census; Category: Census, land & surveys; Subcategory: Census; Collections from: Great Britain, England,
Citation Detail: Census for CHALKLY, ANN household of Dog & Bitch Yard, Stevenage, Hertfordshire, England; Archive reference: HO107; Piece number: 437; Book number: 5; Folio number: 31; Page number: 10;
Citation Text: 2020:- First name(s); Last name; Sex; Age; Birth year; Birth place;
Ann; Chalkly; Female; 40; 1801; Hertfordshire, England;
Mary Ann; Chalkly; Female; 15; 1826; Hertfordshire, England;
Matilda; Chalkly; Female; 11; 1830; Hertfordshire, England;
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Sarah; Chalkly; Female; 20; 1821; Hertfordshire, England
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Samuel S Dowling, Sr1
M, #9771, b. 16 January 1949, d. 8 September 2008
- This person appears in the following lists:- : USA, Pennsylvania
Parents
- Father*: Samuel Dowling (d. before 10 October 1968)
Family :- : Partner: Ramona Lawson
- Living Dowling
- Samuel Dowling
Family :- : Partner:
Dowling Dowling Dowling Dowling Dowling
BIOGRAPHY
Vital Facts
- Birth: Samuel S Dowling, Sr, was born on 16 January 1949.2,3,1
- Divorce: He and Ramona Lawson were divorced about 1975.
- Death: He died on 8 September 2008, at age 59, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USAG.2
Other Facts
- Name: Samuel S Dowling, Sr, was also known as Samuel Dowling.2,3
- SSN:2
- Description:4
- Reference Number: He had reference number 9771.
- Residence: He resided in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USAG, in 1992 4815 Old York Road.3
- Residence: He resided in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USAG, between 1993 and 2008 2124 North Marvine Street.1
Citations
- [S991] SOURCE: (Full): Ancestry.com,
Source Combined Fields: <i>Voter Registration Lists, Public Record Filings, Historical Residential Records, and Other Household Database Listings</i>.,
Repository: Ancestry.com,
Citation Detail: Database online.,
Citation Text: Record for Samuel S Dowling Sr - [S973] SOURCE: (Full): Ancestry.com,
Source Combined Fields: Social Security Administration. ;Social Security Death Index, Master File</i>. Social Security Administration.,
Repository: Ancestry.com,
Citation Detail: Database online.,
Citation Text: Record for Samuel Dowling - [S991] SOURCE (Short): Ancestry.com, Title: U.S. Public Records Index, 1950-1993, Index: Volume 1, Citation Detail: Database online.
- [S723] SOURCE: (Full):
Source Combined Fields: Dowling.
First contact 16 Apr 2009; then 9 Jun 2011
Samuel Dowling1
M, #9773, d. before 10 October 1968
Pedigree Link
Family :- : Children:
- William Dowling
- Charles Dowling (b. 14 June 1937, d. 1 October 2009)
- Samuel S Dowling, Sr+ (b. 16 January 1949, d. 8 September 2008)
BIOGRAPHY
Vital Facts
- Death: Samuel Dowling died before 10 October 1968.
Other Facts
- Reference Number: Samuel Dowling had reference number 9773.
Citations
- [S723] SOURCE: (Full):
Source Combined Fields: Dowling.
First contact 16 Apr 2009; then 9 Jun 2011
Charles Dowling1
M, #9774, b. 14 June 1937, d. 1 October 2009
- This person appears in the following lists:- : USA, Pennsylvania
Parents
- Father*: Samuel Dowling (d. before 10 October 1968)
BIOGRAPHY
Vital Facts
- Birth: Charles Dowling was born on 14 June 1937.1
- Death: He died on 1 October 2009, at age 72, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USAG.1,2
Other Facts
- SSN:1
- Reference Number: Charles Dowling had reference number 9774.
Citations
- [S973] SOURCE: (Full): Ancestry.com,
Source Combined Fields: Social Security Administration. ;Social Security Death Index, Master File</i>. Social Security Administration.,
Repository: Ancestry.com,
Citation Detail: Database online. Number: 162-30-6531; Issue State: Pennsylvania; Issue Date: 1953-1955.,
Citation Text: Record for Charles Dowling - [S723] SOURCE: (Full):
Source Combined Fields: Dowling.
First contact 16 Apr 2009; then 9 Jun 2011
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