Dying Off The Radar

[whoismakoto 328]

On 23/10/2024 at 00:14, Gisooo said:

 

I'm affraid to say that American child actress Edna May Wonacott (Wiki) has died off radar.

 

Unfortunately there is no record to verify her death there, but considering her profile (retired since 50s), it could be true. She was active 10 years ago through interviews as how the nine-year-old caught the eye of Alfred Hitchcock while he was in town checking out exterior locations and prepping to make his film Shadow of a Doubt (1943), while she was on a street corner with her two cousins waiting for a bus. Married Robert Green until his death in 2008, she lived her life in Yuma, AZ. Someone edited her Wiki, some hours ago, saying she died on June 26, 2022 at the age of 90 (and also says according to her son Tracy Green). I don't think it's vandalism, considering the autographs she signed very rarely in StarTiger (the last  autograph was given in 2021) and since then silence.

 

My question is, @tracy if you can see her familytree please, does Edna have a child named Tracy Green?

 

 

So it has been confirmed.

[Gisooo 3,344]

2 hours ago, whoismakoto said:

So it has been confirmed.

 

I asked them and they confirmed.

[whoismakoto 328]

There is a forum post in Startiger that Jeannie Carson is dead. It said "Step daughter Gigi Maguire Leach got my letter to Jeannie passed on and advised me Jeannie died back in August 2022"

[Gisooo 3,344]

5 hours ago, whoismakoto said:

There is a forum post in Startiger that Jeannie Carson is dead. It said "Step daughter Gigi Maguire Leach got my letter to Jeannie passed on and advised me Jeannie died back in August 2022"

 

Thats insane, she has a Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame.

[Comped 528]

1 hour ago, Gisooo said:

 

Thats insane, she has a Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame.

Her death seemingly also went unnoticed by the Broadway community, which is odd considering that she was in the original cast of a very infamous and racist musical decades ago.

[Gisooo 3,344]

On 05/04/2021 at 00:47, Ulitzer95 said:

 

@Octopus of Odstock, had a bit of spare time tonight so did the names on your Jimmy Stewart list who are over 85. Only found one death – Jacques Roux, in 2006. The five four in gold I can't be sure if they're alive or not – though I'm sure msc will know about Evans. All the rest are still with us!

Joyce Taylor – IMDb has this one all wrong. They say she married an Edward Bellison (it should say Bellinson). That's true, but they're not still married as it suggests. The records show she remarried, in 1972, to Richard Perry Hinnant (b. 1943). Her first marriage certificate indicates she was born in 1937, not 1932 as stated on IMDb. Both of them show up as living in Fort Collins, Colorado as of 2021. She goes by the name of Joyce Taylor Hinnant now. EDIT: Feb 2024 – IMDb now claiming she died in 2022?

 

Finally I solved this case

 

American actress Joyce Taylor (Wiki) who appeared during the Golden Age of Hollywood, indeed died, but not in 2022.

 

Fortunately, I found the email of another author who deals with the glamorous actresses of the Golden Age of Hollywood, he said that would help me.

 

Yesterday he wrote a message to her ex-husband from whom he received the reply (that Joyce had died on earlier this year in Fort Collins, Colorado, so January 2024) at the age of 85.

 

It was just a coincidence that I asked about her because I didn't knew it, she had died this year.

 

 

 

 

[Octopus of Odstock 2,197]

Good work both.

If it were me, personally I would introduce myself in the initial text but hey... it got the desired result.

[Gisooo 3,344]

24 minutes ago, Octopus of Odstock said:

Good work both.

If it were me, personally I would introduce myself in the initial text but hey... it got the desired result.

 

Thanks OoO

 

But my contribution is not very appreciated and liked by some others here. No matter how hard I try, despite my busy life, to be very active and helpful even though I don't deal with "big" and "important" names. Unfortunately I don't want to continue with this and I don't want to post anymore even if I discover things. I'm sorry.

[drol 11,946]

Your contributions are valuable and you have enormously improved since you joined. You are a well respected member now.

[livingbygrace 342]

3 minutes ago, Gisooo said:

 

Thanks OoO

 

But my contribution is not very appreciated and liked by some others here. No matter how hard I try, despite my busy life, to be very active and helpful even though I don't deal with "big" and "important" names. Unfortunately I don't want to continue with this and I don't want to post anymore even if I discover things. I'm sorry.

Oh I always get surprises when you post about someone.  I find your posts full of Gems and golden nuggets about people I forget about. I think you are a great contributor here

[Sinbabad 1,124]

37 minutes ago, Gisooo said:

 

Thanks OoO

 

But my contribution is not very appreciated and liked by some others here. No matter how hard I try, despite my busy life, to be very active and helpful even though I don't deal with "big" and "important" names. Unfortunately I don't want to continue with this and I don't want to post anymore even if I discover things. I'm sorry.

Well, even if you "don’t deal with big and important names", I think everyone (well at least me) can appreciate the efforts and work you put into finding deaths.

To me who’s relatively new on this forum, you’re an example (along with @Octopus of Odstock, @Ulitzer95, @arghton, @drol, @whoismakoto…)for how to "improve" like drol said.

Keep on the excellent work !

Edited November 3 by Sinbabad

[MariNisia 4,197]

25 minutes ago, Gisooo said:

But my contribution is not very appreciated and liked by some others here. No matter how hard I try, despite my busy life, to be very active and helpful even though I don't deal with "big" and "important" names. Unfortunately I don't want to continue with this and I don't want to post anymore even if I discover things. I'm sorry.

 

Thank you for all your contributions. I seriously appreciate your work, @Gisooo.

[Steve 601]

You stay right with us here @Gisooo you are just fantastic and I love reading all your posts and your excellent research. You are a first class contributor and I hope you stay here for a long long time. 

[gcreptile 10,972]

Gisooo is a fantastic poster and I hope he stays.

[La Tombe 354]

1 hour ago, Gisooo said:

 

Thanks OoO

 

But my contribution is not very appreciated and liked by some others here. No matter how hard I try, despite my busy life, to be very active and helpful even though I don't deal with "big" and "important" names. Unfortunately I don't want to continue with this and I don't want to post anymore even if I discover things. I'm sorry.

Despite the case about Pierre Vernier…I still like you @Gisooo

[Master Obit 831]

12 hours ago, Gisooo said:

 

Thanks OoO

 

But my contribution is not very appreciated and liked by some others here. No matter how hard I try, despite my busy life, to be very active and helpful even though I don't deal with "big" and "important" names. Unfortunately I don't want to continue with this and I don't want to post anymore even if I discover things. I'm sorry.

With the greatest respect possible, most people aren't going to be especially interested in obscure actors who had two credits in the 1970s. Your research is laudable and you must devote to it a lot of time (if the GRO cases I supply dates to you for is only a fraction, I can't imagine how long it must take you to collate all your cases) but if it's becoming a chore as opposed to a hobby then a break is probably sensible. People will always welcome you here.

[En Passant 3,741]

22 minutes ago, Master Obit said:

Your research is laudable and you must devote to it a lot of time (if the GRO cases I supply dates to you for is only a fraction, I can't imagine how long it must take you to collate all your cases)

 

Completely agree with this. I'm utterly unimportant around here, I do a few deadpools when I can devote the effort to it and make some lame jokes - that's it.

@GisoooYou put heaps of work in but in areas people like me have little interest in, obscure names to a lot of people and certainly me. So if I haven't thanked you it's only because the work you do isn't the sort of thing I can generally be arsed with, that doesn't mean it isn't extraordinarily useful to a bunch of folk hereabouts because it definitely is.

 

TL:DR You do work I wouldn't touch if you paid me. I make dumb jokes and annoy trolls. Both kinds make the world go around.

[diego 1,985]

17 hours ago, Gisooo said:

 

Thanks OoO

 

But my contribution is not very appreciated and liked by some others here. No matter how hard I try, despite my busy life, to be very active and helpful even though I don't deal with "big" and "important" names. Unfortunately I don't want to continue with this and I don't want to post anymore even if I discover things. I'm sorry.

Nooooooooo, please reconsider this decision, you contribute enormously to this forum, your posts are greatly appreciated by the vast majority here, I can't imagine why anyone might not like them, your discoveries are invaluable to us
I really hope you continue to contribute here, we will miss you very much if that doesn't happen, don't pay attention to those who try to make you feel bad like that, their opinion is certainly not that of the majority, just look at the posts here in response to you, regretting your decision

[Imhotep 34]

@Gisooo I, too, have appreciated your diligent research. Please keep going in this forum. You contribute heaps.

[bfc 50]

On 27/10/2024 at 19:01, whoismakoto said:

There is a forum post in Startiger that Jeannie Carson is dead. It said "Step daughter Gigi Maguire Leach got my letter to Jeannie passed on and advised me Jeannie died back in August 2022"

Jeannie Carson’s death has been added to IMDB. 
 

Will she ever get an obituary?

[Ulitzer95 12,620]

1 hour ago, bfc said:

Jeannie Carson’s death has been added to IMDB. 
 

Will she ever get an obituary?

Really shouldn’t have been added in the absence of a reliable source. This is why IMDb are useless – they’ll accept anything.

 

And no, she won’t get an obituary anywhere. 2 years have passed. THR are not interested. I tried them already.

[Ulitzer95 12,620]

Hearing that the 7th Earl Grey (wiki) died off radar in 2023. Somewhat unusual but perhaps the family didn't want to make it public.

 @Master Obit, can you please check this in the GRO for all the tea fans on here?  

[Master Obit 831]

1 hour ago, Ulitzer95 said:

Hearing that the 7th Earl Grey (wiki) died off radar in 2023. Somewhat unusual but perhaps the family didn't want to make it public.

 @Master Obit, can you please check this in the GRO for all the tea fans on here?  

Yep, 5th November 2023. Registered in Plymouth.

[Sinbabad 1,124]

6 minutes ago, Master Obit said:

Yep, 5th November 2023. Registered in Plymouth.

I guess that’s why this site says he "resigned" on 9 November 2023 !

[Imhotep 34]

Death of Joyce Taylor now added to IMDB.