Louise French was born on March 10, 1911, to parents John French and Louise Woollam in West Derby, Metropolitan Borough of Liverpool, Merseyside, England.
She was well-known in the 1960s for being a supporter of her brother’s famed band, The Beatles, and constantly advocated for them in front of the media as they rose to fame.
Famously, the sister hand-selected The Liverpool Legends, a Beatles tribute band that performed all over the world. My Kid Brother’s Band a.k.a. The Beatles!, Louise’s autobiography, was released in 2014. Louise had lived in America for the last few decades.
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When Louise French was a teen helping out at a grocery store, she first met her future husband Harold Harrison. In the Merchant Navy, he served as a steward. Before landing a regular job as a bus driver, he was fired and put on welfare.
Long before The Beatles launched a British “invasion” of America in 1964, Louise immigrated to the United States with her first husband more than 50 years ago. She relocated to Illinois with her first husband in the 1950s and spent the majority of her life there. Later, Louise moved to California.