Charles B. Jefferson was an American actor who is best known for his role in The Biggest Fish He Ever Caught (1897). Born on March 20, 1851, in Macon, Georgia, he became a prominent figure in the acting world before his passing in 1908.
Personal and Family Life
Charles B. Jefferson was the oldest son of famous actor Joseph Jefferson. He had three siblings who were also actors: William Jefferson, Joseph Jefferson Jr., and Thomas Jefferson. He was married to Lauretta Vultee for a decade until her death, after which he married Edna Carey, who was part of the cast in a play that starred his father. Charles was named after an uncle who was also an actor and often spent time fishing with former President Grover Cleveland.
Death and Legacy
Charles B. Jefferson passed away on June 23, 1908, in New York City. His contributions to the theater and film industries, along with his family’s legacy, have left a significant impact on American culture. Despite his relatively short life, he is remembered for his work and his connection to a well-regarded family of actors.
Filmography
| Title | Year | Role |
|---|---|---|
| The Biggest Fish He Ever Caught | 1897 | Fisherman |