The herald., 1895-04-06
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FUR MILLIUNO hNU IIIL[0
fortunes of Girls Who Married
N0blemen
CAREFULLY COMPILED LIST
Two Hundred Millions Paid for Seventy
High Names
All the American Women Who Have fiarried
European Titles Since the Year 1850
The First and the Last
COMPILED LIST

Anna Gould is now French Countess, and |
Miss Mary Letter, the far-famed Chicago
beauty. will soon become the wife OF Hon.
6. Curzon, M. P, prospective heir to the
title of Lord Scarsdale. Miss Letters
father is a millionaire several times over,
and it is not improbable that as the Hon.
Mrs. Curzon, Miss Letter will take with
her to England something like three
millions of good American dollars. Anna
Gould's fortune is estimated to be S15,
900, 900.
These facts bring up the question with
startling emphasis-IIow much money
have titled American girls taken away
with them to foreign shores? A labor
iously compiled list of all the marriages OF
American women to titled men for the
past thirty five years shows that at least
two hundred millions have gone away
from these shores in the period. Eighty
per cent of this is represented in the mar
riages of the past six years. This shows
how the habit is growing. The APP
pended list is the first time that anything
of the kind has been printed, and it has
been carefully verified. 1t speaks for
itself:
Abinger-Lady Abinger was Miss Helen
Magruder, comparatively poor girl, the
daughter of the late Commodore Magru-
der, United States Navy. She was born
III 1S4O ana was mdrrleu III loOo w lJleu-
tenant General Lord Abinger, c. b.,
Crimean officer.
Adair-Mrs John T. Adair was Miss
Cornelia Wadsworth, daughter OF the late
General Wadsworth of Genesee, n. Y,
She is the widow of Colonel Ritchie of the
English Army, and OF George Adalr. She
carried $500 600 to England.
Anglesley-The Marcioness of Angl-
esley. was Miss Mary Livingston King,
daughter of J.. P. King of sandhills. Ga.
She is the widow OF the Hon. Henry
Wadehouse of England. and was married
in 1880 to Henry Laget. fourth Marquis of
Anglesley. The iMarchioness of Anglesley
took $3.50, 900 to England.
Agreda-The Countess Casa de Agreda
was the widow of George Lorillard and
took 81 1000, 900 abroad with her.
Amadei-The Countess Amadei was
Miss Mary Lewis, daughter of 7. Lewis
of Connecticut. She carried 100000
abroad with her.
Aylmer-Lady Aylmer was Miss Anna
Eeid, the daughter of IT; Douglass Reid
George Steele of Chicago. In 1883 she
was married to Sir Anthony Percy Fitz-
katald Aylrner of Dono Dec Castle, Kildare,
from whom she was divorced in 1885,
Lady Aylmep took to England quarter
Of million.
Brancaccio.- Salvatore Brancac-
cd wife of an italian Prince of the house
of Savoy, was Miss Elizabeth Field of New
XofE. She was married twenty five years
ago and carried fortune of $1,000 600 to
bet Italian home:
was miss Susan Carter Minturn, daughter
pf Robert B. Minturn of New York. In
1858 she married Thomas Charles Barring,
NJ r. the banker. Mrs. Barring took to
England $500, 200.
Betinck.-Mrs. William George Caven-
dick Bentinck was Miss Elizabeth Living
stof daughter of Maturin Livingston of
New York. In 1886 she was married to
Hon. Cavendish- -Bentinck, M. P, great
grandson of the Duke of Portland. Mrs
Cavendish- -Bentinck took to England
81, 800, 900.
Beresford- -Hope.-Mrs. Beresford- Hope
was Miss Evelyn Frost, daughter of Gen
eral Frost, us A., of ST. Louis, Mo. She
married in 1882 Philip Beresford Hope
Beresford- Hope took $3.50 900 to England.
Blackwood. Lady Terence Blackwood
was Miss Flora Davis, daughter of John
ii. Davis of New York. She was married
in 1893 to Lord Terence John Temple
Blackwood, second son of the Earl of
Avoa Dufferin and Avoa, the British AM
bassador to Paris. Lady Blackwood car
ried abroad 100000.
Butler.-Lady Arthur Butler was Miss
Ellen Stager of Chicago, daughter of the
late General Anson Stager, United States
Army She was married in 1887 to Lord
second son of the Marquis of Ormonde.
Lady Butler took 81, 100000 to England.
astellane.-Countess de Castellane was
Miss Anna Gould, daughter of Jay Gould.
In March, 1885, she was married to Count
Jean Paul Boniface de Castellane.
Countess de Castellane carried the greatest
fortune which has ever gone abroad with
"A bride. Her fortune, most OF which
will be spent in France, amounted to $15,-
000 900.
Camposelice duchess de Camposelce
inherited So, 600, 600 from her first husband,
Isaac M. Singer, of sewing machine fame.
All of this enormous sum she carried
abroad with her upon her marriage to the
Duke de Camposelce.
Carrngton.- Hon. Mrs. William
daughter of Francis Warden of New York.
She was married in 1871 to Colonel the
Hon. William III. Peregrine Darlington,
second son of the Second Lord Darlington.
Mrs. Darlington took to England 5000, 900.
hill.-Lady Randolph Churchill
Leonard Jerome of New York. She was
married in 1874 to the Right Hon. Lord
Randolph Churchill, third son of the
seventh Duke of Marlborough. Lady
Randolph Churchill took $2O0,O to Eng
land with her.
Clinton.-Mrs. Charles Pelham Clinton
was Miss Lizzie Zerega, of New York.
She was married in 1886 to Charles Ma
poleon Clinton. son of the late
Lord Charles elham-Clinton and grand
son of the Duke of Newcastle. Miss
Zerega' s fortune was small.
Calonna.-The Princess of Galatio, Col
lonna and of Stigliano was Miss Eva
Julia Bryant Mackay, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John W. Mackay OF New York
and London. In 1889 she married Prince
Ferdinand Colonna. The princess took
abroad with her the income Of $5, ,OOO,-
600.
Frewen.-Miss Jerome, daughter of
Leonard Jerome of New York. In 1889
she was married to Moreotn Frewen of
Sussex. England.
Francklyn. Mrs. Charles Gilbert
grancklyn was Miss Susan G. Hoyt,
daughter of Edwin Hoyt, of New York.
She married Mr.. Francklyn, a cousin of
Sir Bache Cunard in 1868.
Frankenstein.-C de Franken-
stein was Miss Brewster, daughter of
William Cullen Brewster of New York.
She was married in 1894 to Count Henri
de Frankenstein, now of Rome, but
Russian by birth. Her fortune amount
ed to $4,000
Graham.-Lady Graham of Esk was
Miss Eliza Jane Burn. daughter of
Charles Burn of New York. Her fortune
was small. In 1874 she married Sir Rob-
ert James Stuart of Esk, mberland.
Grantley. Grantley was Miss
Katherine McVicker daughter of William