Elise Eberle – Amazon Studios’ “The Last Tycoon” TV Series Los Angeles Premiere – Arrivals – Harmony Gold Preview House, 7655 West Sunset Boulevard – Los Angeles, CA, USA – Photo Credit: Guillermo Proano / PR Photos
Birth Name: Elise Kearny Eberle
Place of Birth: Albuquerque, New Mexico, U.S.
Date of Birth: March 6, 1993
Ethnicity: German, English, Irish, some French and Dutch, distant Swedish
Elise Eberle is an American actress.
Elise is the daughter of Susanna and director and producer Fritz Eberle (born Frederick Rommel Eberle). Her uncle (father’s brother) is actor and producer Jake Eberle.
Elise’s parents are mostly of German, English and Irish, as well as some French and Dutch, ancestry. On her father’s side, Elise is also a descendant of a colonial emigrant from Sweden, Sven Gunnarsson/Swanson.
Elise’s paternal grandfather is named Charles F. Eberle.
Elise’s paternal grandmother is/was Eugenia Small Wallace (the daughter of Frederick R. “Fred” Wallace and Josephine Darwin Small). Frederick was born in Maryland, the son of William David Wallace and Lyda Potts. Josephine was born in New York, the daughter of Abel Eugene Small and Vivian May Hufman.
Elise’s maternal grandfather was writer and inventor Cresson Henry Kearny (the son of Clinton Hall Kearny and Mary Chabot Cresson). Cresson was born in Texas. Clinton was born in Texas, the son of William Kearny and Susan Hotchkiss Mudge. Mary was born in Texas, the daughter of Charles Clement Cresson and Adelia/Adilie Cook Van Derlip.
Elise’s maternal grandmother is/was May Willacy Eskridge (the daughter of John Marshall/Marshal/Marshail Eskridge and May Boyer Willacy). Elise’s grandmother May was born in Texas. John was born in either Kentucky or Tennessee, the son of Benjamin Johnson Eskridge and Catherine Annabella Francis. May Boyer was born in Indiana, the daughter of John G. Willacy, whose parents were English, and of Cordelia F. Boyer.
Sources: Genealogy of Elise’s maternal grandfather, Cresson Henry Kearny – http://www.geni.com
Obituary of Elise’s maternal grandfather, Cresson Henry Kearny – http://www.nytimes.com