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Bessie J. Blount died December 30, 2009 at the age of 95.
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Bessie Virginia Blount was a physical therapist, inventor, and forensic scientist. She passed away in New Jersey in 2009, it is said that her death was of natural causes,
Ms. Bessie Blount died of old age.
Bessie Virgina Blount(real name) Bessie Blount Griffen(married name)
Bessie Blount died in December 26,2009.
Bessie Blount who was better known by her nickname of "Bessie", was a mistress of Henry VIII of England.
Bessie Blount had a child with Henry 8th.
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Bessie Blount's parents names are Mary and William Blount.
Bessie Blount was born on November 24,1914, and died on December 13,2000
She passed away Dec. 30, 2009.
Elizabeth 'Bessie' Blount is thought to have died from consumption. Blount was the mother of Henry Fitzroy, one of the illegitimate sons of Henry VIII. Consumption is now known as tuberculosis.
Bessie Blount Griffin was an inventor, physical therapist, and she was a forensic scientist who worked for Scotland Yard. She invented devices to help wounded and disabled soldiers.
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December 30, 2009 at the age of 95.
Bessie Blount Griffin was named as one of many notable Virginia Women in History in 2005.
If you're looking for the Bessie or Elizabeth Blount who was in The Tudor times (She was born 1502 then died 1539 or 1540),she was one of Henry VIII's mistresses, and probably one the most important too, because she bore Henry VIII a son, called Henry FitzRoy who King Henry acknowledged as his own son, and he might have legitimized him, but Henry FitzRoy died of consumption in 1536. Also, Elizabeth or Bessie had been the king's mistress for probably the longest time than any of his other mistresses. Elizabeth/Bessie's real name was Elizabeth Blount, she was daughter of Sir John Blount. 'Bessie Blount' is short for Elizabeth Blount or 'Bessie Blount' is better known as Elizabeth Blount than Elizabeth Blount. So yes, Bessie Blount and Elizabeth Blount is the same person. If you would like to find out more about Elizabeth or Bessie Blount, go to this link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elizabeth_Blount "Bessie" is a common nickname for Elizabeth, as are 'Beth', 'Bess', and 'Betty'. Such names are most often written thus: Elizabeth 'Bessie' Blount.
Bessie Virginia Blount Griffin has one sone that I know of who lived with her. Bessie Blount, affectionately known as "Mama Bessie", died on December 30, 2009 at home in South Jersey.
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Elizabeth Bessie Blount was the mistress of King Henry VIII with whom she bore a son. Born to Sir John Blount and Catherine Pershall, who were loyal servants the King kept close by, she lived with him.
She was born and raised in Virginia, but she is no longer alive-- after a distinguished career as a physical therapist and an inventor, she died in 2009. (You may have had trouble finding her because many sources list her under her married name, Bessie Griffin.)
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She was an African-American woman who worked as a physical therapist; she was also an inventor, and her expertise was in helping injured soldiers. She developed an invention that allowed amputees to be able to feed themselves.
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