About Evelyn Cunningham
Lived 1916 – 2010 (aged 94). Evelyn Cunningham was an American journalist.
Personal life Tall—almost six feet tall in heels—and with red hair, Cunningham was called "Big East," referring both to her height and her New York City background. A dedicated career woman who once expressed the opinion that "marriage isn't much good for a career woman", nevertheless she married four times. Her last marriage was to Austin H. Brown, who died in 2003. A Juilliard-trained pianist, he was also the first African-American master watchmaker in New York's Diamond District.
She had one brother, Clyde Whitehurst Long, who died in 1973, leaving a daughter, whom Evelyn raised. She also had two step-daughters from Austin's previous marriage, which also gave her two grandchildren.
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Evelyn Cunningham?
American journalist (1916-2010)
When was Evelyn Cunningham born?
Evelyn Cunningham was born on 25 January 1916 in Elizabeth City.
When did Evelyn Cunningham die?
Evelyn Cunningham died on 28 April 2010 in Manhattan.
What was Evelyn Cunningham's occupation?
Evelyn Cunningham was a journalist.
What nationality was Evelyn Cunningham?
Evelyn Cunningham was American.
Sources & further reading
· Wikipedia: Evelyn Cunningham
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