 1923 - 1965 (41 years)
Has no ancestors and no descendants in this family tree.
 1901 - 1964 (62 years)
| Birth |
14 Aug 1901 |
San Jose, California, USA  |
| Died |
2 Feb 1964 |
Santa Barbara, California, USA |
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| Family 1 |
Lina Basquette, b. 19 Apr 1907, San Mateo, California, USA |
| Married |
Jan 1929 |
| Divorced |
11 Sep 1930 |
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| Family 2 |
Virginia Ruth McAdoo |
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| Family 3 |
Linda Darnell, b. 16 Oct 1923, Dallas, Texas, USA |
| Married |
1944 |
| Divorced |
1952 |
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- Yes, date unknown
| Died |
Yes, date unknown |
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| Family |
Linda Darnell, b. 16 Oct 1923, Dallas, Texas, USA |
| Married |
1954 |
| Divorced |
1955 |
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| Family |
Linda Darnell, b. 16 Oct 1923, Dallas, Texas, USA |
| Married |
1957 |
| Divorced |
1962 |
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| Name |
Linda Darnell |
Relationship | with Francis Fox |
| Born |
16 Oct 1923 |
Dallas, Texas, USA |
| Gender |
Female |
| Died |
10 Apr 1965 |
Chicago, Illinois, USA |
| Person ID |
I382947 |
Geneagraphie |
| Last Modified |
5 Sep 2002 |
| Family 1 |
John Peverell Marley, b. 14 Aug 1901, San Jose, California, USA , d. 2 Feb 1964, Santa Barbara, California, USA (Age 62 years) |
| Married |
1944 |
| Divorced |
1952 |
| Last Modified |
5 Sep 2002 |
| Family ID |
F152365 |
Group Sheet | Family Chart |
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| Event Map |
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 | Died - 10 Apr 1965 - Chicago, Illinois, USA |
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| Notes |
- one of five children of a postal clerk, grew up fast. At 11, she was modeling clothes, giving her age as 16. At 13, she was appearing on the stage with little theater groups. Her mother encouraged her to audition when Hollywood talent scouts came to Dallas. She went to California and when the studio found out how young she really was, she was sent home and told to come back when she was 15. Her fourth film, "Star Dust" (1940), was based on this real life experience. It was "Star Dust" that Darnell was watching the night of April 9, 1965, at the Chicago home of her former secretary. The house caught on fire in the early hours of the next morning and Darnell died that afternoon in Cook County Hospital. The character she played in one of her best known roles, "Forever Amber" (1947) survived the London fire, the plague and the perils of being the mistress of the English king, Charles II.
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