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2. Cissy Houston, singer and mother of Whitney Houston ... - AOL

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   Houston's daughter-in-law, Pat Houston, shared the news on Instagram. The gospel singer was born in Newark, New Jersey, as Emily Drinkard on Sept. 30, 1933, and she later took the professional ...

3. Cissy Houston, Renowned Gospel Singer and Whitney Houston’s ...

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   Cissy Houston, renowned soul and gospel singer and mother to Whitney Houston, died at the age of 91. Houston, a two-time Grammy winner who sang backup for Aretha Franklin and Elvis Presley, passed ...

4. Whitney Houston's Mom and Acclaimed Gospel Singer Cissy ... - AOL

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   Cissy Houston has followed her legendary daughter, Whitney Houston, in death. The 91-year-old died on Monday, Oct. 7, at her New Jersey home, her daughter-in-law Pat Houston , announced via The ...

5. The Houstons: On Our Own - Wikipedia

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   The Houstons: On Our Own is an American reality documentary television series that premiered on October 24, 2012, on Lifetime. [1] The series was announced on May 11, 2012, with the working title of The Houston Family Chronicles and was to have ten episodes.

6. Cissy Houston, Mother of Whitney Houston and Grammy ... - AOL

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   Houston was married to an NBA basketball player, Gary Garland from 1955 to 1997 and they share son Gary together. In 1958, Houston met John Russell Houston, father of Michael and Whitney.

7. Cissy Houston - Wikipedia

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   Emily Drinkard was born on September 30, 1933 in Newark, New Jersey to Delia Mae "Dee Dee" (née McCaskill) and Nicholas "Nitch" Drinkard, the youngest of eight children. [1] [2] [3] Houston was the granddaughter of a black landowner in Blakely, Georgia, who later shared the land he owned with Houston's father Nitch during a time when it was unusual for black people to have large landholdings.