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Most Recent Role: William on Family Matters
Birthplace: Belews Creek, NC
Birthday: 7-9-1901
Date of Death: 1-18-2000
January 28, 2000 Jester Hairston, who gave up studies at Massachusetts Agriculture College in the 1920s before going on to a career than spanned movies, television, radio, composing, arranging and choral conducting, died Jan. 18 in Los Angeles. He was 98. Best known in recent years for playing Rollie Forbes on the NBC sitcom "Amen" in the 1980s, Hairston's earlier acting roles...

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Family Matters
Mama's Wedding
Friday 26 February 1993 on ABC

Eddie's blunder turns what was supposed to be a small, family celebration for Mother Winslow's wedding into a much wilder affair.

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Amen
Rolly Forbes
That's My Mama
Wildcat
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Amos 'n' Andy
Kingfish Gets Drafted
Henry Van Porter
Amos 'n' Andy
The Piggy Bank
Grocery Store Man
Amos 'n' Andy
The Adoption
Mr. Phillips
Family Matters
Mama's Wedding
William
Gunsmoke
Professor Lute Bone
Wellington
Harry O
Tender Killing Care
Jefferson Johnson
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Amen
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That's My Mama
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