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She didn't have her own children, but became the mother of a boy she found on the streets one day
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When was Mahalia Barnes born?
Mahalia Barnes was born in 1982.
How did mahalia Jackson's mother charity die?
at the age of 25 when Mahalia was just 4
Was Robert redford an only child?
His father had a child from a previous marriage, but Robert is the only child from this marriage.
Where was Mahalia Jackson buried?
Providence Memorial Park in Metairie, Lousianna
Who is the father of Kate moss's child?
Jefferson Hack
Who was Mahalia jacksons father?
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What is Mahalia Jacksons hobbies and inerests?
singing.... of course
What was mahalia jacksons favorite color?
green
What are mahalia jacksons accomplishment6s?
One of the biggest accomplishments of Mahalia Jackson was winning several Grammy awards for her gospel recordings. Ms. Jackson was one of the first African-American recording artists to win a Grammy award.
What was Michael jacksons major event as a child that influenced his later years?
his father beat him, his work with the j5 gave him the experience
What was Stonewall Jacksons dads first name?
Stonewall Jacksons father was named Jonathan.
Who is taj Jacksons father?
Taj Jackson's father is Tito Jackson.
Was Mahalia Jackson born to a single mother?
No. Mahalia was born into a poor family, but there was a father in the home, by most accounts. Her father was a Baptist preacher named John A. Jackson, and her mother, whose name was Charity Clark, worked in a laundry; her mom died when Mahalia was about five years old, and she went to live with an aunt who helped to raise her.
Where does Michael Jacksons father live?
Las Vegas
Who does Michael jacksons father live with?
he lives by himself
What is the name of joe jacksons child out of wedlock?
Joh'Vonnie
How did Joe Jackson become famous?
For being Micheal Jacksons father.
