Daughter of Edgar Alfred Carolan, Sr. and Azeline Jouanny. Married first, Douglas Bentley Auffmordt, 8 Jul 1941 in San Francisco, CA (div. 1947).
Child:
1. Frances Jane, b. 18 Sep 1942, d. 13 Jan 1975; m. Charles Evans, who later produced the film "Tootsie" (separated 1967). Frances, a documentary filmmaker, died in an apartment fire in New York City with two of her children, Melissa (9) and Elizabeth (8). The fire was caused by ashes falling out of their fireplace. Her son, sleeping in another room, was rescued by firefighters and uninjured. After the disaster, Charles Evans founded the Crusade for Fire Detection. The nonprofit educated the public about the life-saving nature of smoke detectors, and lobbied cities and states to enact fire codes requiring them in all buildings. Many lives were saved as a result.
Evelyn married, second, the British actor John Loder, 23 Nov 1947 in New York, NY. (div. 1957).
Child:
1. Frances Jane, b. 18 Sep 1942, d. 13 Jan 1975; m. Charles Evans, who later produced the film "Tootsie" (separated 1967). Frances, a documentary filmmaker, died in an apartment fire in New York City with two of her children, Melissa (9) and Elizabeth (8). The fire was caused by ashes falling out of their fireplace. Her son, sleeping in another room, was rescued by firefighters and uninjured. After the disaster, Charles Evans founded the Crusade for Fire Detection. The nonprofit educated the public about the life-saving nature of smoke detectors, and lobbied cities and states to enact fire codes requiring them in all buildings. Many lives were saved as a result.
Evelyn married, second, the British actor John Loder, 23 Nov 1947 in New York, NY. (div. 1957).
Daughter of Edgar Alfred Carolan, Sr. and Azeline Jouanny. Married first, Douglas Bentley Auffmordt, 8 Jul 1941 in San Francisco, CA (div. 1947).
Child:
1. Frances Jane, b. 18 Sep 1942, d. 13 Jan 1975; m. Charles Evans, who later produced the film "Tootsie" (separated 1967). Frances, a documentary filmmaker, died in an apartment fire in New York City with two of her children, Melissa (9) and Elizabeth (8). The fire was caused by ashes falling out of their fireplace. Her son, sleeping in another room, was rescued by firefighters and uninjured. After the disaster, Charles Evans founded the Crusade for Fire Detection. The nonprofit educated the public about the life-saving nature of smoke detectors, and lobbied cities and states to enact fire codes requiring them in all buildings. Many lives were saved as a result.
Evelyn married, second, the British actor John Loder, 23 Nov 1947 in New York, NY. (div. 1957).
Child:
1. Frances Jane, b. 18 Sep 1942, d. 13 Jan 1975; m. Charles Evans, who later produced the film "Tootsie" (separated 1967). Frances, a documentary filmmaker, died in an apartment fire in New York City with two of her children, Melissa (9) and Elizabeth (8). The fire was caused by ashes falling out of their fireplace. Her son, sleeping in another room, was rescued by firefighters and uninjured. After the disaster, Charles Evans founded the Crusade for Fire Detection. The nonprofit educated the public about the life-saving nature of smoke detectors, and lobbied cities and states to enact fire codes requiring them in all buildings. Many lives were saved as a result.
Evelyn married, second, the British actor John Loder, 23 Nov 1947 in New York, NY. (div. 1957).
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