Anna Lee: the Maiden, the Wife, the Mother

Anna Lee: the maiden-the wife-the mother. A tale. by Arthur, T. S. (Timothy Shay), Publication date Publisher London, T. Nelson. Collection.
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As a young wife; when she had just become a mother, when her life seemed to be just begun, and when the years seemed so bright before her—then, by a strange and terrible fate, death came to her. And when my heart's dearest died, the light went from my life forever. In the immediate aftermath of Roosevelt's death, her widowed husband turned the care of their newborn daughter, Alice Lee Roosevelt, over to her aunt Anna "Bamie" Roosevelt , the older sister of Theodore Roosevelt, because it was already clear to Roosevelt that his sister would be a spinster. He tore pages from this diary about his wife, and burned almost all of the letters they had written to each other over the years.

Roosevelt was buried in Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn , New York , next to her mother-in-law Mittie, who had died just hours before her. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Women in World History: Retrieved 21 May Cordery 30 September A Biography" page 45, Blue Ribbon Books, The rise of Theodore Roosevelt.

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    Buchanan, as do many subsequent commenters, claim [33] that the image was in or alternately on the cover of the May issue of Life Magazine. This was not the case. Scott Bryson has speculated elsewhere [35] that the original negative may have been lost by Sygma or lost when "near riots broke out in the Paris office".

    Sygma has been sued by photographers in the past for losing images.