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ESTHER CLEVELAND WEDS CAPT. BOSANQUET; Late President's Daughter Mar-- ries Coldstream Guards Officer in Westminster Abbey. Share full article. March 15, 1918. Credit... The New York Times ...
Esther Cleveland Bosanquet returned the the United States following his death. She died in New Hampshire on June 25, 1980 at age 86. Grover and Frances Cleveland had three other children: 1) Marion Cleveland (born 1895, died 1977). She is survived by her two children, William Stanley Dell and John Harlan Amen; 2) Richard Folsom Cleveland (known ...
23. Mai 2018 · Esther Cleveland Born September 9, 1893 Washington, D.C., United States Died June 25, 1980 (aged 86) New Hampshire, United States Spouse Captain William Sidney Bence Bosanquet (1918-1966, his death) Children Philippa Foot, Marion Bosanquet Parents Grover Cleveland Frances Cleveland Relatives Ruth Cleveland (sister) Rose Cleveland (auntie) Frederick Albert Bosanquet (father-in-law)
Esther (Cleveland) Bosanquet (1893-1980) Mrs Esther (Cleveland) Bosanquet. Father. Grover Cleveland (1836-1908) Mother. Frances (Folsom) Cleveland (1864-1947) Categories. Gilded Age . Share. Contributed by Mark Meredith on 21/11/2020 and last updated on 0 ...
24. Feb. 2016 · Daughter of Capt. William S. B. Bosanquet and Esther Bosanquet, née Cleveland Marion (who was a doctor and the granddaughter of President Cleveland of the United States) was the third wife and widow of Professor Peter Maxwell Daniel, president of the British Neuropathological Society, the Medical Society of London,...
Esther Cleveland Bosanquet (* 9. September 1893 in Washington, D.C.; † 25. Juni 1980 in Tamworth, Carroll County, New Hampshire) war die zweite Tochter des US-Präsidenten Grover Cleveland und seiner Frau Frances. Esther war das bislang einzige Kind eines Präsidenten, das im Weißen Haus geboren wurde.
She also enjoyed horse riding and fly fishing. The beautiful Kirkleatham Museum building, once home to Esther Cleveland and her daughter Philippa Foot (nee Bosanquet) from the 1920s to the 1970s. Image courtesy of Kirkleatham Museum and Grounds. Although she stated in later life that she was modestly taught by governesses at home who left her ...
