Demi Moore

Moore in 2011, Helga Esteb/ Shutterstock.com

Place of Birth: Roswell, New Mexico, U.S.

Date of Birth: November 11, 1962

Ethnicity: English, Scottish, some Scots-Irish/Northern Irish

Demi Moore is an American actress, model, filmmaker, and songwriter. Her roles include the films Parasite 3D, The Seventh Sign, Ghost, A Few Good Men, Disclosure, The Scarlet Letter, G.I. Jane, and Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle.

Demi’s biological father was Charles Foster Harmon, Sr., who had left Demi’s mother, Beverley/Beverly Virginia (King), before Demi was born. Demi was raised by her mother and stepfather, Dan Guynes. Demi has three children with her former husband, actor Bruce Willis, including actress Rumer Willis. Her surname is from her first husband, musician Freddy Moore.

Most of Demi’s recent ancestors were born in the U.S., specifically, for the most part, the American South, with many of her traceable foreign-born ancestors being English and Scottish.

Demi is a follower of Kabbalah.

Demi’s maternal grandfather was William Marshall King (the son of Edward McDowell “Mack” King and Blanche Campbell). William was born in Texas or Oklahoma. Blanche was the daughter of John Alexander Campbell and Betty LaVelle Carr.

Demi’s maternal grandmother was Elizabeth Marie Metcalf (the daughter of John Carrol Metcalf and Effie May Graves). Elizabeth was born in New Mexico. John was the son of Warner William Metcalf, Jr. and Martha Catherine Gunn. Effie was the daughter of George Aaron Graves and Elizabeth “Bettie” Childers.

Demi’s paternal grandparents possibly were Clarence Lamar Harmon and Minnie Ruth Compton.

Sources: Genealogy of Demi Moore – http://gw.geneanet.org

Biography of Demi Moore – http://www.thebiographychannel.co.uk

Genealogies of Demi’s parents – https://www.findagrave.com

Demi’s maternal grandfather, William Marshall King, on the 1930 U.S. Census – https://www.familysearch.org

Demi’s maternal grandmother, Elizabeth Marie Metcalf, on the 1930 U.S. Census – https://www.familysearch.org

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80 Responses

  1. fuzzybear44 says:

    No disrespect to Demi, but that is one strong looking throat in that site picture

  2. Gaby says:

    Correction, HER EYES ARE HAZEL

    • J.J. says:

      correction; her eyes are actually different colours but they’re still both green, so her eye colour should be listed as green (one eye grey/green, and the other green/hazel)
      her eyes are similar to mila Kunis.

      http://www.movpins.com/big/MV5BMTc2Mjc1MDE4MV5BMl5BanBnXkFtZTcwNzAyNDczNA/demi-moore-at-event-of-another-happy-day.jpg

      • Gaby says:

        OK she has an eye green and the other is hazel but most oft he times (specially in potos) her eyes look hazel and Mila has Green-Brown eyes.

        • Gaby says:

          i mean Green-hazel eyes

          • J.J. says:

            i think you are mistake like most americans as to what hazel eyes actually are. Hazel eyes are light brown in colour with tints/glows of golden, orange and red tones basically an eye that resembles the colour of a hazelnut hence the word hazel, a good example of true hazel eyes would be Catherine zeta jones and Natalie portman. The true definition of hazel eyes has been known throughout Europe for centuries in fact the very first reference to eyes being described as the colour hazel was by William Shakespeare in which he was comparing a womans eyes to the reddish brown colour of a ripe hazelnut. In the past hundred years or so North Americans have started misusing the term hazel by inaccurately calling any green and brown or multi-coloured iris (blue, grey or green with brown around the pupil) as the colour hazel which doesn’t make sense as a hazelnut doesn’t have any blue, grey or green colouring.

          • Alice says:

            Her eyes are most definitely not green.

  3. J.J. says:

    correction; her eyes are green and her hair is dark brown (brunette) (dyed black) I think it should be listed

  4. Alice says:

    “Northern Irish” are still Irish Follers and should still be included as just Irish. I can understand if you want to use the term “Scotch-Irish” for the people that colonised the US a couple of hundred years ago but the term is American. Also a lot of Northern Irish are of Irish origin and not Scots.

  5. nnnnn says:

    Dear starletts, don’t make naked pics if you are pregnant, or
    you have children like Rumer and her sisters

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