Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Elizabeth Montgomery" in English language version.
Rhonda R. McClure. Finding Your Famous (& Infamous) Ancestors. (Cincinnati: Betterway Books: 2003), pp. 14–16.
He had probably been dead for at least a couple of days before his body was discovered.
Elizabeth Montgomery, the mischievous witch with the nasal twitch who brought her enchanting whimsy into America's living rooms for eight years, died Thursday morning. The star of "Bewitched," who later forsook her single-dimensional character and became one of the best known and diverse actors in made-for-TV movies, was 57, according to her family, but several film anthologies list her birth year as 1933. With her when she died at home in Beverly Hills was her husband, actor Robert Foxworth, and her three children from a previous marriage.
PATTERSON - Elizabeth Allen Montgomery, the mother of the "Bewitched" television series actress, died at home early on a cool, late-June morning in 1992. [...] Six years after her death, the state bought almost 1,000 acres from her family and created Wonder Lake State Park.
Rhonda R. McClure. Finding Your Famous (& Infamous) Ancestors. (Cincinnati: Betterway Books: 2003), pp. 14–16.
He had probably been dead for at least a couple of days before his body was discovered.
