How do you spell Elvis Presley's middle name? See instructions below?

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) A.R.O.N.Got anymore information about the name? What was his brother's full name? Asked by VitruvianMe 47 months ago Similar questions: spell Elvis Presley's middle instructions Entertainment > Music.

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When Elvis Presley was born, his Mom named him Elvis Aron Presley so that his middle name would be close to his identical Twin brothers name which was Jesse Garon Presley. Jesse died at birth. The State records listed Elvis's middle name as Aaron and when Elvis was older he decided to keep that spelling and it is now considered the correct middle name for him.

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He was born with it Aron, but changed it to Aaron. According to Encyclopedia Britanica: Presley's parents decided to spell his middle name Aron so it would match the spelling of the middle name of his stillborn twin brother, Jessie Garon. Presley preferred the biblical spelling of the name, Aaron, and sometime in the year before his death he decided to legally change Aron to Aaron.

Upon obtaining a copy of his birth records, Presley learned that the state of Mississippi had mistakenly spelled his middle name Aaron. Presley adopted that spelling, and it was used on his tombstone. Sources: Encyclopedia Britanica AMG48's Recommendations Elvis Presley: The Family Album Amazon List Price: $29.99 Used from: $14.99 Average Customer Rating: 4.0 out of 5 (based on 9 reviews) .

Trick queston! Answer is both B AND D "Presley's parents decided to spell his middle name Aron so it would match the spelling of the middle name of his stillborn twin brother, Jessie Garon. Presley preferred the biblical spelling of the name, Aaron, and sometime in the year before his death he decided to legally change Aron to Aaron.

Upon obtaining a copy of his birth records, Presley learned that the state of Mississippi had mistakenly spelled his middle name Aaron. Presley adopted that spelling, and it was used on his tombstone. " http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9124662/Elvis-Presleys-middle-name .

D. Aron is how he spells his name. S brother's name was Jesse Garon.

Elvis and Jesse's parents (Gladys and Vernon Presley) wanted their children's middle names to rhyme. Unfortunately, Jesse Garon Presley (Elvis's twin)died at birth so Elvis grew up an only child. More info below Born: 8-Jan-1935 Birthplace: Tupelo, MS Died: 16-Aug-1977 Location of death: Graceland, Memphis, TN Cause of death: Heart Failure Remains: Buried, Graceland, Memphis, TN Gender: Male Religion: Protestant Race or Ethnicity: White Sexual orientation: Straight Occupation: Singer, Actor Elvis Presley was brought into the world in 1935 by truck driver Vernon Presley and his seamstress wife Gladys Smith.

S twin brother Jesse Garon Presley arrived at the same time but was stillborn, leaving Elvis to grow up as an only child. Raised in poverty, Elvis developed his singing talents at the famiy's Pentecostal church, and by the age of ten managed to win second prize at the Mississippi-Alabama Fair and Dairy Show with a version of the song Old Shep (a performance broadcast by local station WELO); this accomplishment motivated his parents to buy him an acoustic guitar, after which the young Elvis spent as much of his free time as possible teaching himself to play. In 1948 his family moved him to Memphis, and it was here that Elvis fell under the influence of black R&B performers such as B.B. King by way of the thriving music scene centered around the city's Beale Street clubs.

They were born in a house without electricity or plumbing in East Tupelo, Mississippi Gladys Love Smith was married to a man four years younger than herself: he was 17 and she 21 when they tied the knot. They moved into a small shack her husband built. She got pregnant a year later, and on 8-Jan-19359 went into a difficult labour.

She knew she was carrying twins: they even had the names all picked out. Attended by a doctor and a midwife, she gave birth to a stillborn son at about 4am. Very much alive, came out 35 minutes later.

The first twin's name was Jesse Garon Presley; the second was Elvis Aron Presley. Picture of Jesse's grave angel in Graceland The experience of stillbirth traumatized Gladys, and she discussed it often for the rest of her life. Not surprising that Elvis felt a lot of guilt over his brother's death.

Gladys had several strange beliefs, which she communicated freely and frequently to her surviving son. One was that, when Jesse Garon died, Elvis got the strength of both. Another was that the when Elvis went wrong, it was the bad side of his nature; but when he did right it was Jesse influencing him.

And of course, Elvis was told that he was special: he had been specifically selected by God to survive. East Tupelo, Mississippi ('38-Jan-19359) A lively woman full of spunk, Gladys Love Smith loved to sing and dance and was generally the life of any party. She was also four years older than the good-looking Vernon Elvis Presley, whom she met at the First Assembly of God church a week after he had turned seventeen.

Nonetheless, a whirl-wind courtship ensued, and they eloped on June 17, 1933, getting married in Pontotoc, Mississippi, less than eight weeks after they started dating. Vernon, still a minor, lied on the marriage license, claiming to be twenty-two, while Gladys reduced her age by two years, to nineteen. Shortly thereafter, Vernon built the now-famous 2-room shot-gun shack in East Tupelo, the Presley's first home.

Vernon's cousin Sales Presley and his wife Annie often came over to visit, and Annie became one of Gladys' best friends. Gladys' sister, Clettes, married Vernon's brother Vester in September 1935. A year after their marriage, Gladys became pregnant.It was a difficult pregnancy, attributable in part to the fact, the doctor told her, that she was going to have twins.

Gladys and Vernon were very excited about their impending family, and chose Jesse and Elvis as possible names, Jesse in honor of Vernon's father and Elvis because it was Vernon's middle name. On Tuesday, 8-Jan-19359, in their little shack at 306 Old Saltillo Road, Gladys, attended by the doctor William Robert Hunt and a midwife named Edna Martin, gave birth to two boys. Jesse Garon was still-born at about 4:00 a.m.

, but Elvis Aron (pronounced with a long A to rhyme with Garon) made his first appearance in the world about 35 minutes later. Because of the difficulty and pain of pregnancy and the loss of the first twin, this experience traumatized Gladys. She lost some of her care-free nature, becoming irritable and anxious.

She discussed the birth often, and the memory of Jesse Garon was always very strong for all the family members. "When one twin died," Gladys believed, "the one that lived got all the strength of both." As a young boy Elvis was told that the bad side of his personality made him take the wrong path: when Elvis decided the right way, it was due to his brother's spirit (see DeWitt, Elvis: The Sun Years, 46).

Elvis was also told from quite young age that he was special: God chose him to survive. This led Elvis to feel guilt over the death of his brother. He is said to have visited Jesse's grave, an unmarked site in Tupelo's Priceville Cemetery, often as a child, and he made references to Jesse throughout his life.

S grave was moved to Graceland to be with the rest of the Presley family graves. Sources: Moi, http://www.nndb.com/people/363/000024291/, http://newmexiken.com/archives/2008/01/0012673.php, http://deathaday.blogspot.com/2008/01/january-6-jesse-garon-presley.html,http://www.angelfire.com/me2/Jamber/Elvis.html Squirt's Recommendations I'll Hold You in Heaven: Healings and Hope for the Parent of a Miscarried, Aborted, or Stillborn Child Amazon List Price: $6.99 Used from: $0.01 Average Customer Rating: 4.0 out of 5 (based on 21 reviews) Sleeping Angel: A True Story of a Mother of a Stillborn Baby Amazon List Price: $10.95 Used from: $8-Jan-19357 Me and a Guy Named Elvis: My Lifelong Friendship with Elvis Presley Amazon List Price: $28-Jan-19358 Used from: $8-Jan-19359 Average Customer Rating: 4.5 out of 5 (based on 52 reviews) Elvis Presley: The Family Album Amazon List Price: $29.99 Used from: $18-Jan-193597 Average Customer Rating: 4.0 out of 5 (based on 9 reviews) Who Was Elvis Presley?(Who Was...?) Amazon List Price: $8-Jan-193597 Used from: $8-Jan-193599 The Truth About Elvis Aron Presley: In s Own Words Amazon List Price: $8-Jan-193597 Used from: $12.04 Average Customer Rating: 3.0 out of 5 (based on 26 reviews) Elvis Aron Presley 1935-1977: The Memorial Album Amazon List Price: $14.95 Used from: $16-Aug-1977 100,000 + Baby Names: The Most Complete Baby Name Book: Including 300+ Fascinating Lists, The Latest Naming Trends, Key to Gender-Neutral Names Amazon List Price: $8-Jan-193597 Used from: $5.00 Average Customer Rating: 3.5 out of 5 (based on 14 reviews) 50,001 Best Baby Names Amazon List Price: $8.95 Used from: $0.98 Average Customer Rating: 3.0 out of 5 (based on 32 reviews) Cool Names: for Babies Amazon List Price: $9.95 Used from: $8-Jan-19357 Average Customer Rating: 4.0 out of 5 (based on 23 reviews) The Night I Held An Angel: An inspirational testimony of a mother's healing journey after the loss of her stillborn child Amazon List Price: $8-Jan-193597 Used from: $8-Jan-19358 Average Customer Rating: 5.0 out of 5 (based on 2 reviews) .

It was originally spelled Aron; but Elvis later changed it to Aaron. According to a related article from the Encyclopedia Britannica Online: "Presley's parents decided to spell his middle name Aron so it would match the spelling of the middle name of his stillborn twin brother, Jessie Garon. Presley preferred the biblical spelling of the name, Aaron, and sometime in the year before his death he decided to legally change Aron to Aaron.

Upon obtaining a copy of his birth records, Presley learned that the state of Mississippi had mistakenly spelled his middle name Aaron. Presley adopted that spelling, and it was used on his tombstone. " So his brother's full name was Jessie Garon Presley (not Moses).

Sources: http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9124662/Elvis-Presleys-middle-name .

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