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29. Apr. 2022 · Catherine Willis married at a very early age Atchison Gray, son of John Gray of “Travelers Rest”. Her husband died in less than twelve months after their marriage, and their child born after his death, died also. Catherine, a very young widow, went with her father and mother to Florida, where she met Achilles Murat, ex-Prince of Naples and ...
Atcheson Gray 1794 ... memorial page for Catherine Daingerfield Willis Murat (17 Aug 1803–6 Aug 1867), Find a Grave Memorial ID 6714, citing Saint Johns Episcopal Church Cemetery, Tallahassee, Leon County, Florida, USA; Maintained by Find a Grave. · ...
Catherine Willis. Sculptures; Installations olfactives; Works on paper; Ceramics; Texts; Bio; Instagram; Info/Contact; Pour parfumer les nuages (A) Porte-Plumes (NA) Wisteria Calligraphy (A) Joséphine, femme aviateur (NA) La Dame Blanche (A) Bronze parfu ...
Award-winning Casting Director Catherine Willis’ career started in regional and West End theatre, prior to 6 years in-house at the BBC casting department across multiple series, then establishing Catherine Willis Casting in 2006. Catherine works with emerging and established directors, specialising in new talent for drama, and an eye for critically acclaimed crossover productions and comedies.
The following year he married Catherine Willis Gray, the great-grandniece of George Washington, thus making an incongruous connection between Washington and Napoleon. After serving his tenure as mayor, Murat moved to New Orleans to practice law for several years and later traveled to France which just went through the July Revolution 1830.
This former cotton plantation in Jefferson County was owned by Prince Achille Murat and his wife, Catherine Willis Gray Murat. The plantation was named after the nearby Econchatti Creek. The Murats purchased Econchatti Plantation in 1837 after they lost their other plantation, Lipona Plantation, due to financial difficulties. Econchatti Plantation was smaller than Lipona Plantation, but it was ...
This was the site of Bellevue Plantation which was purchased by Catherine Willis Gray Murat in 1854. Murat was the great-grandniece of George Washington after her second husband, Prince Achille Murat died in 1847. The plantation was named after the Hotel de Belle-Vue in Brussels, where Catherine and Achille had lived while in Europe. It was a modest Florida plantation home of the era and was ...
