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While in New York he married actress Ursula Jeans, whom he had known previously in England [4] (Livesey's sister Maggie was already married to Ursula Jeans' brother Desmond). At the outbreak of the Second World War Livesey and Jeans were among the first volunteers to entertain the troops.
Sam married Margaret Ann in 1900 and Joseph married Mary Catherine in 1905. Sam and Margaret Ann had two sons, Jack (1901) and Barrie Livesey (1905). Joseph and Mary Catherine had two children, Roger (1906) and Maggie (1911).
- January 1, 1
- Barry, Wales, UK
- January 1, 1
- Watford, Hertfordshire, England, UK
Roger Livesey was apparently such a nice man who was liked by just about everyone and was very happily married to Ursula Jeans for 36 years (until her death) – They had no children.
Sam married Margaret Ann in 1900 and Joseph married Mary Catherine in 1905. Sam and Margaret Ann had two sons, Jack (1901) and Barrie Livesey (1905). Joseph and Mary Catherine had two children, Roger (1906) and Maggie (1911).
- June 25, 1906
- February 4, 1976
In 1936, he appeared in New York in the old English comedy "The Country Wife" and also married Ursula Jeans whom he had known previously in England. At the outbreak of war Roger and Ursula were among the first volunteers to entertain the troops before he volunteered for flying duties in the R. A. F.
- 70 years old
- actor,soundtrack
- 25 June, 1906
- Cancer
Roger Livesey was married to Ursula Jeans for 36 years. Their longest marriage (that we know of) was 36 years to Ursula Jeans. How many times has Roger Livesey been married?
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Oct 5, 2015 · In his rather sweet online tribute to Powell & Pressburger, Steve Crooks notes that ‘Roger Livesey was such a nice man who was liked by just about everyone and was happily married to Ursula Jeans for 36 years. There was no scandal in his life, so no publisher is interested in a biography about him.’
