Friday, July 14, 2017

Wikipedia THE FOUR WIVES OF CLEMENT LANG HIRSH SR. By Jeannette K. Rook


Wikipedia THE WIVES OF CLEMENT LANG HIRSH SR.

 THE AUTHOR & RESEARCHER  THE FOUR WIVES

1. Muriel Maxine Jelmeland, AKA Maxine Hudson & Maxine Jerome [26 Nov 1917-07 Jul 2000] daughter of Samuel H Jelmeland & Mabel M. Lunder [nee’ Mrs. Green] m. 24 Feb 1940, Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, California, USA div. December 2, 1952 Los Angeles California. Clement Lang Hirsch Sr. Issues: Lynn Carol, Janice Lang, & Clement “Bo” Lang Jr. Hirsch

2. Edith Eyre Skimming Mcskeinming AKA Edith Mack Hirsch [15 Apr 1917- 23 Mar 1985] daughter of James William Mcskeinming & Ethel Aeyre 1st m. 15 Apr 1954 Los Angeles California, USA & div 26 Feb 1963 Jaurez, Mexico Clement Lang Hirsch Sr. Issues: Gregory Lang Hirsch 2nd m. 2 Mar 1963 Clark, Nev Desiderio Alberto Arnez 3rd AKA Cuban Band Leader Desi Arnaz former spouse of Actress Lucille D. Ball EOM Death of Edith. 1985 No Issues:

3. Claudia Lynn Hill AKA Actress & Restaurant owner [20 Jan 1926] daughter of Robert Lee Hill & Mary Ellen Smith 1st m. 27 Apr 1946 Glendale, Los Angeles California, USA EOM: Death of Hugh Clark. Hutson II in a plane Crash 29 November 1961 Fresno California. Issues: Hillary Amanda & Hugh C. Hutson III. 2nd m. 19 Mar 1963 Los Angeles, California div. 17 Apr 1973 Los Angeles Calf Clement Lang Hirsch Sr. Issues: Casey, & Christopher Hirsch. 3rd m. 18 Aug 1978 Los Angeles, Calif, EOM d. 27 Jun 1985 of Morris Jay Morey Mirkin No Issues: 0

4. Lynn A. Allen [5 Apr 1939] daughter of Robert Morton Allan Jr. & Virginia Betty Stoddard [Mrs. Harvey Jones Pearson]. 1st m. 27 Aug 1960, Orange, Calif & div. Oct 1968 David Livingston Barr Issues: Barbara, Tiffany L. & Michelle L Allan. 2nd m. 23 Feb 1976 Del Mar, San Diego, California, USA EOM death of Mr. Clement Lang Hirsch Sr. 2000 No issues: 0

Miss Lynn Allan was Never married to anyone by the name Booth. Obituary Misspelled previous name should have been listed as Barr.]] By Jeannette K. Rook



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