Talk:Blackie Whiteford

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Estelle Wills

Note for future reference... Estelle Xavier Wills was born in New York in 1879 and married George Hickman (1877-1953) in 1905. They had a son, George Buchanan Hickman (1906-1984). By 1928 she had moved to Los Angeles, and by 1930 she was divorced, and living with her son, her in-laws Paul and Loretta Hickman, and "roomer" John P. Whiteford. All are described as actors/actresses in the 1930 census. In 1940, she (divorced) and her son were living with Whiteford. I haven't found any proof that they married, but Whiteford's 1942 draft registration card gives her as the "person who will always know your address", living at the same address as him. She died in LA in 1951, under her first married name of Estelle Xavier Hickman. More here. Ghmyrtle (talk) 12:34, 21 July 2019 (UTC)[reply]