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Winthrop Chanler Rutherfurd (February 4, 1862 – March 19, 1944) was an American socialite from New York, best known for his romance with Consuelo Vanderbilt and his marriage to Lucy Mercer, mistress to American President Franklin D. Roosevelt.
- Winthrop Chanler Rutherfurd, February 4, 1862
- Columbia College (1884)
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- Relationship with Consuelo Vanderbilt
Win Rutherfurd is an estate planning lawyer with over 35 years of experience. He advises individuals, families, charities and fiduciaries on tax, trust and probate matters, and serves on several boards and committees.
- wrutherfurd@whitecase.com
- Retired Partner of Counsel
28. März 2020 · Winthrop Rutherfurd, circa 1895. His three best-known loves span different eras of his life, but there were also probably countless others that never became public record. How many women succumbed to the charms of Winthrop Rutherfurd? We may never know....
- Staatsburgh State Historic Site
- Staatsburg, NY, United States
31. März 2024 · When the affair ended, Lucy took a job as a governess for the six children of a rich widower named Winthrop Rutherfurd, whom she married in 1920. That same year, the Democrats nominated James Cox for president and chose Roosevelt as his running mate. Warren Harding creamed Cox that November, but FDR had become a national political ...
Winthrop Rutherfurd died in March 1944 after a long illness. Rutherfurd met more frequently with Roosevelt in the months that followed. She arranged for her friend Elizabeth Shoumatoff (1888–1980), a well-known artist, to paint Roosevelt's portrait.
8. Jan. 2021 · And Winthrop Rutherfurd, a young man with an impeccable pedigree and considered the handsomest bachelor in New York society, is in love with her. He and Consuelo manage to find time with each other, despite Alva’s fixation on a European crown for her daughter, and during a bicycle excursion on Riverside Drive, Winthrop proposes and ...
Winthrop Rutherfurd is perhaps one of the best-known men in New York Society. He comes from the old Rutherfurd family whose town mansion still stands on Fifteenth Street and Second Avenue where he lives, and for sometime has had a cottage at Newport.
