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Estelle Eggleston of Memphis passed away may 1, 2002 in Los Angeles, California. She was 90 years old. She was born Dovey Estelle Caro, August 25, 1911 in Marks, Mississippi, the daughter of Edward Daniel Caro and Mary Belle "Dolly" Flynn She had one brother, Vernon Caro, and an older sister, Annie Lucille Caro, who grew up with her in Marks.
A native of Marks, Mississippi, Estelle Caro was born 25 August 1911 and died 1 May 2002 in Los Angeles, Los Angeles County, California. The 1930 census shows eighteen year-old Estelle worked as a cashier at a theater. She was then living on Myrtle Street in the town of Marks in northeastern Mississippi’s Quitman County.
- Marks, Mississippi
- Thomas Ellett Eggleston
- Mississippi
- August 25, 1911
Added: Jun 10, 2010. Find a Grave Memorial ID: 53531768. Source citation. Wife of Thomas E. Tom Eggleston. Mother of Estelle Eggleston, who is better known by her stage name of Stella Stevens. Her birth name was Dovey Estelle Caro and she went by Estelle. ~~~~~~~ Estelle Eggleston of Memphis passed away May 1, 2002, in Los Angeles, California ...
Edward D. Caro died in 1946, surviving wife Mary B., who died in 1938. Buried beside Mary was her mother, Eliza C. Flynn, who had died in 1926. They were buried in Quitman County. 22. Zachariah K. Flynn — Stella Stevens’s great-great-grandfather— is found on the rolls of the 1880 Census in Tallahatchie County, which joins Quitman County ...
Genealogy for Edward D Caro (1869 - 1946) family tree on Geni, with over 245 million profiles of ancestors and living relatives. ... Birth of Dovey Estelle Eggleston ...
- August 04, 1869
Mar 26, 2023 · He married Dovey Estelle Caro on 28 May 1938, in Jackson, Hinds, Mississippi, United States. They were the parents of only one daughter, Estelle, who later became the award-winning Hollywood actress Stella Stevens. He lived in Yazoo City, Yazoo, Mississippi, United States in 1930.
Stella Stevens was born Estelle Caro Eggleston on Oct. 1, 1938, the only child of Thomas Ellett Eggleston and his wife, Dovey Estelle Caro. Sources frequently cited her birthplace as Hot Coffee, MS, but the moniker was simply a nickname for the town of Meridian, which lay near the Mississippi-Alabama border.
