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RESEARCHER: Information sent to T.Mason on 19 Jan 2005 by Janice. "We have a copy of United States of America NY - CITIZENSHIP - DATED: October 25, 1892 for Frederick W Brown."
RESEARCHER: John Koenig sent information to T.Mason on 11 Mar 2003. "My great grandmother brought her four sons to New York in 1895 and she became the head costumer for David Belasco, who was then the most important theatrical producer in New York. I also know that my grandfather, Victor Eugene Heerman, Sr., bought her a house in Los Angeles on Larchmont Avenue and that she used to see my mother (Catherine Anliss) quite often when my mother was a small child. My mother described Anliss as full of fun. My mother said that she took care of her boys. She loved to sing and dance and she made beautiful clothes for movie stars. She loved to play with my mother and she loved take her to the movies because they both loved movies. She was loved very much."
RESEARCHER-PICTURE: Information sent to T.Mason on 19 Jan 2005 by Janice. "I am told the youngest one which looks like a girl is Leonard Thomas because he was supposedly the youngest boy and it was the habit of the times to dress them like that...but we really have no proof as to who was the youngest."
Died of cancer at age 26.
BIOGRAPHY: Letter from Lucy to T.Mason; ; (filed R. Mason); NOTES: In 1973, Lucy indicated she was a transcriber of court reporter notes. In 1985, Lucy indicates she divorced in 1974. Indicates her ex-husband lives in Chicago. She inherited an illness called Sarcoid (similar to Lupus) but between visits to hospital, stays busy on school board and with hand crafts.
DEATH: Information provided to T.Mason by Kate Mason Hoover on 15 Jun 2001.