Pigmeat Markham

1904–1981 (age 77)

Comedian/Entertainer

Biography

Pigmeat Markham was a talented comedian and entertainer who brought laughter and joy to audiences throughout his career. Born in 1904, he performed across various venues and mediums, becoming a notable figure in entertainment history.

His legacy as a performer is preserved at Woodlawn Cemetery, where he rests. Pigmeat Markham is remembered for his contributions to comedy and entertainment that spanned decades.

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