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While visiting her married sister in Washington, D.C., Edith met Norman Galt (1864–1908), a prominent jeweler of Galt & Bro. The couple married on April 30, 1896, and lived in the capital for the next 12 years. In 1903, she bore a son who lived only for a few days. The difficult birth left her unable to have more children.
12 de jun. de 2020 · As Mrs. Norman Galt, she gave birth to a son but the baby boy died within a few days. After 12 years of marriage, Edith found herself widowed but also wealthy. She began making frequent trips...
Durante una visita a su hermana casada en Washington D. C., Edith conoció a Norman Galt (1864-1908), un prominente joyero, con el que se casó el 30 de abril de 1896, viviendo en la capital durante los 12 años siguientes.
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Edith met Norman Galt, a partner in a prominent Washington, D.C., ... After a lengthy courtship of more than four years, the two were married from 1896 until Galt died unexpectedly in 1908.
19 de abr. de 2024 · In 1896 Edith married Norman Galt, a relative of her brother-in-law, whose family owned a prestigious jewelry store just steps from the White House. One son, born in 1903, died in infancy, and Galt died in 1908, leaving his widow very wealthy.
Until the age of 12 she never left the town; at 15 she went to Martha Washington College to study music, with a second year at a smaller school in Richmond. Visiting a married sister in Washington, Edith met a businessman named Norman Galt; in 1896 they were married.
Several years later, in 1908, Norman Galt died, leaving his silver business to his wife. She decided to continue in his place with the help of two friends, and became a successful business woman. The wealthy, elegant widow met recent widower President Woodrow Wilson in 1915 while visiting the White House with her close friend Helen Bones, a cousin of the President.
