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Billie Holidays mother- Sadie Fagan Billie Holidays father- Clarence Holiday
she was raised primarily by her mother and oher relatives, her father was only a frequent visitor
who is billie holiday mother and father name i need to now for my blach history project.Billie Holidays mother was born Sara Harris she later married and became Sarah Gough. Even though she is listed as Fagan it is reported she took her fathers name as she was born out of wedlock.Billies father was named Clarence Holiday though sometimes spelled HallidayBoth were from Baltimore Maryland and never married
yes mother
Billie Joe Armstrong's Name is actually Billie Joe Armstrong. His Mother named him. They grew up in Kentucky, Hence the name BILLIE JOE! He admits this on an interview that was posted on YouTube.
Billie Holidays mother- Sadie Fagan Billie Holidays father- Clarence Holiday
Ollie Jackson Armstrong is his mother. His father is Andrew Armstrong.
she was raised primarily by her mother and oher relatives, her father was only a frequent visitor
To be honest it is the father who raises the lion cub. The mother is out searching for food for the cubs while the father watches and raises them.
Billie's Mother - 1916 was released on: USA: 3 July 1916
What happens if a mother is Rh positive and a father is Rh negative is that they mother is given a RhoGAM shot when she gives birth. She will have to do this each time she gives birth, even if the births are not live.
who is billie holiday mother and father name i need to now for my blach history project.Billie Holidays mother was born Sara Harris she later married and became Sarah Gough. Even though she is listed as Fagan it is reported she took her fathers name as she was born out of wedlock.Billies father was named Clarence Holiday though sometimes spelled HallidayBoth were from Baltimore Maryland and never married
His mother is still alive
yea you will be the father and the baby will live with mother
Billie Diaz.
She is dead. He father is in the war so Spencer takes care of her.
This is not a rule or law, just happens that more often the mother is found to be a more suitable parent than the father in custody cases.