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5 de may. de 2020 · Mary Elizabeth "Mollie" Gardner, Ava's Mother, with Mickey Rooney and Ava Gardner when the newlyweds visited North Carolina. They all tried to match her skills in the kitchen. In the Gardner house, good food was an expression of love that carried forth with the next generation.
- Ava Thompson
Actriz estadounidense. Una de las estrellas del cine del siglo XX. Películas: Mogambo, La condesa descalza... Padres: Jonas Bailey Gardner y Mary Elizabeth Gardner. Cónyuges: Mickey Rooney (m. 1942–1943), Artie Shaw (m. 1945–1946), Frank Sinatra (m. 1951–1957) Nombre: Ava Lavinia Gardner. Altura: 1,68 m.
Mary Elizabeth “Mollie”. Baker. Gardner. One of nineteen children, Molly Baker Gardner was the mother of actress Ava Gardner, who was the youngest of her seven children. Sadly, Mrs. Gardner died of uterine cancer on the very day Ava's divorce from her first husband, actor Mickey Rooney, was granted.
Mary Elizabeth "Mollie" Gardner formerly Baker. Born 22 Nov 1883 in Brogden, Johnston County, NC. Ancestors. Daughter of King David Baker and Mary ELizabeth (Forbes) Baker. [sibling (s) unknown] Wife of Jonas Bailey Gardner — married 21 Jan 1902 in Saratoga, NC. Mother of Ava Lavinia Gardner.
- Female
- November 22, 1883
- Jonas Bailey Gardner
- May 21, 1943
Brief Life History of Mary Elizabeth. When Mary Elizabeth Gardner was born on 5 February 1836, in Montgomery, Virginia, United States, her father, Hamilton Wade Gardner, was 25 and her mother, Julia Ann Thompson, was 22. She married James Waldrond Hickok on 25 October 1855, in Montgomery, Virginia, United States.
When Mary Elizabeth Gardner was born on 15 April 1802, in Franklin, Albemarle, Virginia, United States, her father, James Gardner Sr., was 43 and her mother, Tobitha K Martin, was 21. She died in 1891, in Hillsville, Carroll, Virginia, United States, at the age of 89.
