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Laura Selene Rockefeller is a writer, actress, and first person historical interpreter based in Boston, MA. She was the winner of the “LitMag” 2021 Virginia Woolf Award for short fiction, and her stories have appeared in the literary journals “Stork” and “New Square.”. She has published articles in “Brontë Studies” and “The ...
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20. März 2017 · A spokesman, Fraser Seitel, said the cause was congestive heart failure. Rockefeller was the last surviving grandchild of oil baron John D. Rockefeller, who became one of the richest men in the ...
The answers take the reader on a journey to a ranch in Wyoming owned by her grandfather, John D. Rockefeller, Jr., where a cowboy saw Laura as she wished to be seen; to the halls of Harvard University, where she studied the work of John Dewey; into motherhood and through the turbulent 60s, when she practiced "hands-on" philanthropy; and to clinical settings as a therapist. Written by one of ...
The Rockefeller family originated in the Rhineland region in Germany and can be traced to the town Neuwied in the early 17th century. The American family branch is descended from Johann Peter Rockefeller (1681-1763), who migrated from the Rhineland to Philadelphia in the Province of Pennsylvania around 1723.
In January 1921 Rockefeller supplemented the Memorial's original endowment of over $13 million with an additional roughly $60 million, which would be used for a programme to support fundamental research in the social sciences. This programme represented a radical redirection of Rockefeller philanthropy, and was a profound event in the history of social science. For its next eight years, until ...
Laura Celestia Spelman Rockefeller was born on September 9, 1839, in Wadsworth, Ohio, the second of two daughters of Lucy Henry and Harvey Buel Spelman. The Spelmans later moved to Akron and to Cleveland, where Harvey prospered in the dry-goods business. He helped to establish a Congregational Church, was a member of the state legislature, and ...
