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Anna Thompson Dodge (7 August 1866 – 2 June 1970) was a Scottish-American socialite and philanthropist, one of the richest women in the world at the time of her death. Life and family. She was born on 7 August 1866 in Dundee, Scotland, as Anna Thompson. Her obituary in The New York Times lists her age as 103. Her parents were ...
3. Apr. 2017 · Anna Thomson Dodge Dillman (later back to) Dodge once famously claimed, “The happiest days of my life were when I was packing Horace Dodge's lunch pail. Those days must have already seemed a distant memory by the time he died. Anna was already the owner of a magnificent five-strand pearl necklace (once owned Catherine the Great ...
Anna Thomson Dodge, nee Christina Anna Thomson, was an art collector, philanthropist and automotive heiress. The Dodge collection included eighteenth-century French and English fine and decorative arts (furniture, sculpture, tapestries, jewelry, porcelain, and paintings).
Dodge, Anna née Thompson – Millionaire. 1871-1970. Born into a family of modest circumstances in 1871 Anna was taken from Dundee to the US by her widowed mother when she was a little girl. She was musically talented, and when she grew up she supported them both by teaching the piano in Detroit.
12. Dez. 2023 · Six years later, in 1926, Horace’s widow, Anna Thompson, now one of the world’s wealthiest women, married former actor Hugh Dillman. Shortly after Mrs. Dodge and her new husband decided to build a new mansion – “Rose Terrace II”. The original Rose Terrace was razed in 1934.
In 1896, Horace Dodge married Anna Thompson in Windsor, Ohio. She was a Scottish immigrant born in Dundee and came from a working class family. The couple had a son, Horace Jr., and a daughter, Delphine. Thompson later married actor Hugh Dillman after the death of Dodge.
Anna Dodge was a patron of the arts and one of the wealthiest women of her time. She was the wife of Horace Dodge, a co-founder of Dodge Brothers automotive company, and inherited his fortune after his death in 1920.
