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Edith Derby Williams fue una importante educadora y activista social estadounidense nacida en 1868. Fue parte de la primera generación de mujeres en graduarse de la Universidad de Columbia con un título en educación en 1891. Después de graduarse, comenzó a trabajar como profesora en la Escuela de Lincoln en Nueva York, donde se esforzó por fomentar el respeto por la diversidad cultural y ...
Edith Roosevelt Derby (1917–2008) who married Andrew Murray "Mike" Williams and resided until her death in Washington state on Vashon Island and in Seattle. Sarah Alden Derby (1920–1999), who married Vermont State Senator Robert T. Gannett. Judith Quentin Derby (1923–1973), who married Adelbert "Del" Ames III. Later life and death
Date: February 17, 1906. Creator: New York Journal-American. Medium: Illustration. This illustration of President Theodore Roosevelt escorting Alice down the main staircase to the State Floor for the East Room ceremony was tinted by P. Hall Baglie. However, in her 1933 autobiography Crowded Hours, Alice reminisced about taking the elevator from ...
Photograph of Edith Derby Williams (Theodore Roosevelt’s granddaughter) with her husband, Andrew M. Williams, and Ranger Arthur A. Henderson in the park museum in the South Unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Creation Date: 1959-09-12 Creator: Unknown. Citation (Chicago Style): Edith Derby Williams visiting park museum. Theodore ...
22. Aug. 2011 · She was always excited about something. It was Theodora’s amour propre that kept us from meeting face to face. She said she felt “diminished” physically, but “herself” on the telephone. In her early eighties when we started speaking, Theodora could have passed a voice audition for a worldly thirty-eight-year-old.
17. Apr. 2023 · Wanting to escape his sorrow, Theodore left Alice in the care of his sister Anna and departed to his ranch in North Dakota. Alice Hathaway Lee Roosevelt, circa 1880s. Theodore Roosevelt, circa 1880s. Alice would grow close to her Aunt Anna, whom the family playful called “Bamie” or “Bye”. When Theodore remarried in 1886 to Edith Kermit ...
