Rajesh Shri answered. Sharon Osbourne is a popular impresario and TV personality best known for her music promotion activities related to her husband Ozzy Osbourne former Black Sabbath vocalist. Sharon's maiden name was Arden; she was born as Sharon Levy like her father who was born as Harry Levy and brother who was called as David Levy.
Fans also loved Sharon's blunt and direct parenting style, and couldn't help but watch the two youngest Osbourne children as they battled their way through their sibling rivalries. Their eldest daughter, Aimee, declined to participate in the series, which lasted four seasons. Osbourne also continued to further her television career by hosting her own daytime talk show. Over the next few years, Osbourne raised her public profile, becoming a judge on the British talent show The X Factor and writing the incredibly candid, bestselling book Extreme: My Autobiography Osbourne has again found success as a reality television personality.
From , she was a judge on America's Got Talent , and was on the season of The Celebrity Apprentice , battling against the likes of Joan Rivers , Cyndi Lauper and Bret Michaels for a chance to win money for charity. She released her debut novel, Revenge , which hit bookstores in England that same year.
Also in , Osbourne made her return to American daytime television as a co-host of The Talk. Osbourne exited the show in after misconduct and racist allegations. Before filming started on the second season of The Osbournes , Sharon discovered that she had colon cancer.
Rather than cancel the show, however, Sharon allowed cameras to film her treatment. Osbourne had surgery and eventually entered remission. After her recovery, she established the Sharon Osbourne Colon Cancer Foundation to help others battling the disease. The show continued to follow the highs and lows of the outlandish-but-loving Osbourne family until As a producer on the show, Sharon received two Emmy Award nominations. In May , Sharon and Ozzy announced their plans to divorce after 33 years of marriage.
It was reported that the split came after Sharon learned of Ozzy's alleged affair with a celebrity hairstylist. However, two months later the couple that had endured so many ups and downs together decided to make their relationship work. On July 25th, Sharon announced their reconciliation on her show The Talk. He's very embarrassed and ashamed about his conduct," she said.
At its peak, 2, miles of cotton cloth were made each day in Fall River, Massachusetts. The s saw the United States' industrial revolution catch up with that in Britain, and transformed the economy from agricultural to manufacturing. Sharon's great-great grandparents Thomas and Catherine, according to their marriage certificate, were married in the Catholic Cathedral in St.
Mary's parish in Fall River, so the programme assumes that they met in America. Sharon heads to the Cathedral from Newport and on the twenty mile journey from the more prosperous Newport she sees that Fall River's industrial past is easy to see in the city's many old mill buildings.
At St. Mary's, Sharon is thrilled to be able to walk in her ancestors' footsteps down the aisle of the large church. She humorously has her eyes on the sacramental candles next to the altar: "I'd love some of those candles Ozzy would love them. In the cathedral Sharon is privileged to sit down and look at the church's baptismal register, and then the easier to read stack of corresponding birth certificates. Then, on 19th April, , Annie's little sister Margaret was born.
Sharon goes through a stack of birth certificates for the O'Donnell children: there's Annie - August ; next is Margaret - April ; then Mary - April ; followed by John - October ; then Elizabeth - April ; and finally Thomas - April Six of them altogether. Another one To see what else she can find out about her ancestors' lives in America, Sharon meets a historian at the Fall River Historical Society, in a former mill owner's mansion. One of the documents that they had assembled is a contemporary map illustrating images of mills and coal chimney stacks scattered all throughout the town pumping smoke into the sky.
The conclusion that they reach is that it would likely have been difficult to see the pretty sunsets that the brochure had promised. With all of this industry going on, there must have been a constant cloud over here. Must have been a terrible place to live. Sharon's great-great grandparents Thomas and Catherine were recorded as employed at Troy Mill. The pay was low — Fall River being notorious for this. Catherine, the researcher has found, worked in the carding room where raw cotton was combed to prepare it for spinning and was one of the worst jobs in the mill.
Workers were inclined to inhale the cotton fibres that filled the air and so resulting in "brown lung" - a disease peculiar to textile mills. And you think you're going to go to a better place and you get here and it's just so bad. The enterprises at Fall River used a "family system" of employment. This meant that children as young as six would be employed with their parents in the mills.
The situation in America was worse than back in England where child labour laws meant that only children aged nine or older were allowed to work. Sharon asks a question of the expert about what sort of accomodation her ancestors would have lived in. She is told that the company records at Troy Mill show that the workers were required to live in company housing - and so owed rent to the company. A family as large as the O'Donnells lived in about 18 square metres with poor sanitation.
Sharon says "I think I'd have taken the next boat back. Sharon finds it "unthinkable"; that her family had been enticed here in search of a better life and then found the reality was that it was a "hell hole. As she has seen in the census of Salford, Lancashire, Sharon knows that her great-grandmother Annie must have left America and come to England. The sad facts are revealed when she is presented with another stack of certificates.
They are all death certificates: Margaret - born April , died at 2 months from "convulsions"; Mary - born April , died at 2 months from cholera; Elizabeth - born April , died at 6 days from "weakness"; Thomas - born April , died after 3 months and 29 days on July 6th from "weakness"; John - born October , died in the same month as his little brother, on July 26th , aged 2 years, of consumption.
So all the children but Annie had succumbed to the unhealthy environment. The tragedy continues when, at the age of 35 in , Sharon's great-great-grandmother Catherine also died of consumption in Fall River. The 19th-century term for tuberculosis, consumption was the leading cause of death in the US. It is at this stage that somehow Sharon's great-great-grandfather Thomas and his eldest and only surviving daughter Annie left Fall River and moved back across the Atlantic to England.
They were like pioneers, you know, going off to a new world. And then they come here and it's worse than what they left. But they didn't give up. And I don't, really. I must have inherited that from Annie. Find out who you are at one of the largest family history events in the UK!
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