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Nov 6, 2007 · Mary Lillian Ellison, whose flying drop kicks, flying head scissors and hair-pulling “flying mare” body slams brought her renown as the professional wrestler the Fabulous Moolah, died Friday...
When her mother died of cancer, eight-year-old Ellison went to live with her paternal grandmother and worked on her cousin's cotton farm to make money. At age 10, Ellison was still deeply distraught over her mother's death; to cheer her up, her father took her to the local wrestling matches.
Nov 5, 2007 · COLUMBIA, S.C. (AP) - Lillian Ellison, professional wrestling's Fabulous Moolah, died Friday. She was 84. Ellison died Friday, according to Dunbar Funeral Home in Columbia.
Nov 3, 2007 · WWE is saddened by the passing of Lillian Ellison, who was known to sports-entertainment fans as Hall of Famer Fabulous Moolah. She passed away last night in Columbia, S.C.
Mary Lillian Ellison, better known by her ring name The Fabulous Moolah, died Friday night in Columbia, S.C. She was 84.Ellison debuted as “Slave Girl Moolah” in 1949, serving as the valet for the Elephant Boy (Tony Olivas).
Nov 5, 2007 · Lillian Ellison, professional wrestling's Fabulous Moolah, has died. She was 84. Ellison died Friday, according to Dunbar Funeral Home in Columbia.
Nov 6, 2007 · Lillian Ellison, better known as the Fabulous Moolah, a longtime champion of professional wrestling and the first woman inducted into the World Wrestling Entertainment Hall of Fame, has died....
Nov 7, 2007 · World Wrestling Entertainment, Inc. Mary Lillian Ellison, better known as The Fabulous Moolah, died Friday at age 84. She was a wrestler, promoter and trainer on the so-called "lady...
Nov 11, 2007 · Ellison, who was 84 when she died Nov. 2 at a hospital in Lexington, S.C., of complications of shoulder-replacement surgery, continued to make appearances at wrestling shows until several...
Nov 3, 2007 · Lillian Ellison, better known to the world as The Fabulous Moolah, has died. She was 84. To more than one generation, Moolah was more than just a woman wrestler — she was women’s wrestling.
