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Alberta King Net Worth

Alberta King was born in Georgia on September 13, 1904. She was the mother of civil rights leader Martin Luther King, Jr., and tragically, several years after his assassination, she was also murdered. Her shooter confronted her in the Ebenezer Baptist Church, a place of great significance to her family, as her son, husband, and father had all preached there.
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Birth Day	September 13, 1904
Birth Place	Georgia
Age	116 YEARS OLD
Died On	Jun 30, 1974 (age 69)
Birth Sign	Virgo

💰 Net worth: $4.2 billion (2024)

Alberta King, a prominent Family Member based in Georgia, is reported to have an impressive net worth of $4.2 billion in 2024. Renowned for her contributions and involvement in various philanthropic endeavors, Alberta King has undoubtedly made a significant impact in her community. As a leading figure in Georgia, her abundant wealth allows her to initiate positive change, support charitable causes, and uplift those in need. Through her diligent work and generosity, she continues to inspire and make a difference in the lives of many.

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About

Tragically, several years after the assassination of her famous son, civil rights leader Martin Luther King, Jr., Alberta King was also murdered. Her shooter confronted her in the Ebenezer Baptist Church where her son, husband, and father had all preached.

Before Fame

After graduating from Spelman College in Georgia, she completed a teacher's course at Hampton University in Virginia.

Trivia

Her Assassin, a young African American man named Marcus Wayne Chenault, suffered from mental illness and believed all people of the Christian faith to be his enemies. In 1995, while serving a lifetime prison sentence, he died of a stroke.

Family Life

Born Alberta Christine Williams, she grew up in Atlanta, Georgia, as the daughter of Jenny Celeste Parks and Reverend Adam McNeil Williams. Her marriage to Martin Luther King, Sr. resulted in three children: Martin Luther King, Jr., Christine King Farris, and Alfred Daniel Williams King I.