Faydean Taylor Tharp’s dad Dub was an American actor in the character genre who, from the 1940s until the 1990s was a frequent actor in television and in films typically in Westerns but also in comedies.

Faydean Taylor Tharp, born the 2nd September, 1931. Her parents were Dub Taylor and Florence Gertrude Heffernan. According to Findagrave her death date was 15 July 2002 aged 70 years old in California, USA. It was not just her first child of her parents; she also had a sibling known as Buck Taylor.

Faydean Taylor Tharp’s father is Dub Taylor

A vaudeville actor, Taylor was first seen in a film, playing the jolly former football captain Ed Carmichael in Frank Capra’s You Don’t Have It All to Take with You. The role was offered to him due to the fact that the part needed actorswho could play percussion that was tuned. In the 1950s and the in the early 1960s, he utilized his xylophone knowledge in several TV shows which included the syndicated series Ranch Party.

In 1994, he was featured in an advertisement to promote Pace Foods, performing as one of the four contestants in an event called the “Dip-Off” contest, in which two of the participants and Taylor use as their “secret component” in Pace Picante Sauce in their dips. When the fourth contestant displays the container filled with “Mexican sauce” as an “secret ingredient” the character of Taylor proclaims”Mexican sauce” came from “made from New York City!”

Faydean Taylor’s father was killed by an cardiac attack on the 3rd of October 1994 at Los Angeles. He was cremated and his remains were scattered in the vicinity of Westlake Village, California.

Faydean the brother of Taylor Tharp Buck

Faydean Taylor’s brother Buck is an American actor and artist, desirable known for his role as gunsmith-turned-deputy Newly O’Brian in the CBS television series Gunsmoke. His first major acting performance was as Trooper Shttuck in the year 1961’s “Cliff Powell’s” Zane Grey Theatre episode “Image of A Drawing Sword”. Other roles he played in his early days included a 1994 episode from the television series The Outer Limits entitled “Don’t Open Till Doomsday”, and also as John Bradford (Brad) in four episodes of the 1966 ABC Western series The Monroes.

There isn’t much information available on Faydean Taylor Tharp. She wasn’t prominent as her brother and father. But, it is well-known that she had a son who’s name was Walter Tac Tharp.