Quo Fuit places 3 dated presences for Sterling Hayden across 3 places, from 1916 to 1986.
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Sterling Walter Hayden (born Sterling Relyea Walter; March 26, 1916 – May 23, 1986) was an American actor.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Sterling Hayden was documented, and when
26 March 1916exact date
Upper Montclair, New Jerseyattested“Hayden was born March 26, 1916, in Upper Montclair, New Jersey, to George Woodruff Walter (1881–1925) and Minnie Frances Walter (née Simonson; 1889–1968), who named him Sterling Relyea Walter.”source: Wikipedia: Sterling Hayden
1969year
Netherlandsattested“He bought a canal barge in the Netherlands in 1969, eventually moving it to the heart of Paris and living on it part of the year.”source: Wikipedia: Sterling Hayden
1986year
Sausalitoattested“Hayden died of prostate cancer in Sausalito in 1986, age 70.”source: Wikipedia: Sterling Hayden
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1937year
Caribbeanmentioned“He skippered a trading schooner in the Caribbean after earning his master's license, and in 1937 he served as mate on a world cruise of the brigantine Yankee.”source: Wikipedia: Sterling Hayden
1938year
Gloucester, Massachusettsmentioned“Robinson 7,700 miles from Gloucester, Massachusetts, to Tahiti in 1938.”source: Wikipedia: Sterling Hayden
1938year
Tahitimentioned“Robinson 7,700 miles from Gloucester, Massachusetts, to Tahiti in 1938.”source: Wikipedia: Sterling Hayden
1938year
Gloucestermentioned“Robinson 7,700 miles from Gloucester, Massachusetts, to Tahiti in 1938.”source: Wikipedia: Sterling Hayden
1947year
United Statesmentioned“He returned to the United States and told the press, "I feel a real obligation to make this a better country – and I believe the movies are the place to do it." He signed a contract with Paramount and was cast as one of several brothers…”source: Wikipedia: Sterling Hayden
1950year
Hollywoodmentioned“In 1950, fearful that "his past might cost him his future", the actor sought the aid of entertainment lawyer Martin Gang, known as the best "clearance lawyer" in Hollywood.”source: Wikipedia: Sterling Hayden
1957 to 1958period
Montereymentioned“(1957), a disaster film; Gun Battle at Monterey (1957), a Western; The Iron Sheriff (1957), a Western for Edward Small; Ten Days to Tulara (1958), an adventure film; Terror in a Texas Town (1958), a Western.”source: Wikipedia: Sterling Hayden
1959year
Tahitimentioned“In 1959, he defied a court order, which barred him from taking the children out of the U.S., by sailing to Tahiti with all four: Christian, Dana, Gretchen and Matthew.”source: Wikipedia: Sterling Hayden
1963year
Sausalito, Californiamentioned“It was either turn things around or hang myself." In the early 1960s, he rented one of the pilot houses of the retired ferryboat Berkeley, docked in Sausalito, California, where he lived while writing his autobiography Wanderer, which wa…”source: Wikipedia: Sterling Hayden
1978 to 1982period
Hollywoodmentioned“He returned to Hollywood for King of the Gypsies (1978), Winter Kills (1979), The Outsider (1980), 9 to 5 (1980), Gas (1981), Venom (1981) and The Blue and the Gray (1982).”source: Wikipedia: Sterling Hayden
1981year
Toronto International Airportmentioned“In 1981, he was arrested for possession of hashish at Toronto International Airport.”source: Wikipedia: Sterling Hayden
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