Sian Barbara Allen, an actress best known for her work on The Waltons, has died. She was 78. Allen’s death was announced in her online obituary, which shared that she died of Alzheimer’s in ...

Sian Barbara Allen, who appeared in several TV series and TV movies through the early 1970s to late '90s, has died. The Golden Globe nominee died Monday at age 78, her family announced.

Sian Barbara Allen, who appeared in several TV series and TV movies through the early 1970s to late ’90s, has died. The Golden Globe nominee died Monday at age 78, her family announced.

Sian Barbara Allen, a Golden Globe-nominated TV actress who appeared in such hits as The Waltons and L.A. Law, died today at the age of 78 in Chapel Hill, N.C. The cause of death was Alzheimer’s ...

Sian Barbara Allen, the beloved star of The Waltons, has died. She was 78. The actress died of Alzheimer's in Chapel Hill, N.C., on Monday, March 31, an online obituary announced.

Sian Barbara Allen, a Golden Globe-nominated TV actress who appeared in such hits as The Waltons and L.A. Law, died today at the age of 78 in Chapel Hill, N.C. The cause of death was Alzheimer’s ...

Sian Barbara Allen, a onetime Universal contract player who appeared in the films You’ll Like My Mother and Billy Two Hats and played a love interest of Richard Thomas’ John-Boy on The Waltons ...

Sian Barbara Allen, the actor known for appearing alongside Bette Davis in "Scream, Pretty Peggy," along with many TV roles, died. She was 78.

Sian Barbara Allen has died aged 78. Best known for her roles in 1970s television shows including ‘The Waltons’, ‘Gunsmoke’, ‘The F.B.I.’ and ‘Love, American Style’, she passed ...

Sian Barbara Allen, a onetime Universal contract player who appeared in the films You’ll Like My Mother and Billy Two Hats and played a love interest of Richard Thomas’ John-Boy on The Waltons ...

Sian Barbara Allen, the actor known for numerous television roles and her lead role in “Scream, Pretty Peggy” alongside Bette Davis, died Monday in Chapel Hill, N.C. Allen’s death was ...