Alice Lee Roosevelt
Studio portrait of Alice Lee Roosevelt.
Collection
Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace National Historic Site
Creation Date
1882-1884
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Roosevelt, Alice Lee, 1861-1884
Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Martha Bulloch Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt writes his mother all about his social life at Harvard and the people he has visited with including the Saltonstalls and Whitneys. He describes listening to the Glee Club sing on Class Day with Alice Hathaway Lee and being invited by Mr. Whitney to a boat race in New London. He adds he would like to invite some of his friends to New York.
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Creation Date
1879-06-22
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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Martha Bulloch Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt describes for his mother the enjoyment he has had staying with the Saltonstalls, especially Rose and her cousin Alice Hathaway Lee. He describes riding in the cart and playing games. He has fallen behind in school during the last month but intends to make it up.
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Creation Date
1879-11-29
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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Martha Bulloch Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt writes his mother from his honeymoon in London. He describes visiting Aunt Hattie and the only thing that marred the visit was the “slobbering” of the younger Bullochs. He also details paintings at the National Gallery and at South Kensington. He took Alice to “ladies day” at Epsom Races, driving in Hyde Park, the opera and Saint Paul’s.
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Creation Date
1881-06-05
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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Martha Bulloch Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt writes his mother from his honeymoon and says Venice is “unquestionably the loveliest.” He describes the room at the hotel and activities they have done: rowing in a gondola, San Marco, and the doge’s palace. He also describes the pigeons on the sill.
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Creation Date
1881-06-21
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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Martha Bulloch Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt writes his mother from his honeymoon in Switzerland and describes the “spree” he and Alice had with Charley Alexander. They gave a dinner for some of Alice’s Boston friends and met some other Americans. The only useless purchase made the whole trip was a gondola pole he finally sent ahead of them to Liverpool.
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Creation Date
1881-08-02
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Certificate of marriage of Theodore Roosevelt and Alice H. Lee
Certificate of marriage for Theodore Roosevelt and his first wife Alice Hathaway Lee. Signed by Newton, Massachusetts, city clerk Edwin O. Childs on October 14, 1880, and by Minister John Buckingham on October 27, 1880.
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Creation Date
1880-10-14
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Letter from Theodore Roosevelt to Corinne Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt writes his sister Corinne Roosevelt about his honeymoon trip through Ireland with his new wife, Alice. He describes sight seeing, rowing and eating.
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Creation Date
1881-05-23
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Alice Hathaway Lee, Corinne Roosevelt Robinson, and Anna Roosevelt
Alice Hathaway Lee, left, seated facing camera, hands clasped in lap, head turned slightly to right. Corinne Roosevelt Robinson, center, seated, 3/4 profile view, left side. Anna Roosevelt, right, seated facing camera, hands clasped in lap.
Collection
Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace National Historic Site
Creation Date
1870-1880
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Memorandum by Mr. Loeb
Basic information on Vice President Roosevelt’s marriages and children.
Collection
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
Creation Date
1901
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Wedding invitation for Theodore Roosevelt and Alice Lee
Invitation to the marriage of Alice Hathaway Lee to Theodore Roosevelt on October 27, 1880, with the calling cards of the bride’s parents and of the bride and groom.
Collection
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
Creation Date
1880-10
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Letter from Anna Bulloch Gracie to Archibald Gracie
Anna Bulloch Gracie thanks Archibald Gracie for his condolences on the loss of Martha (Mittie) Bulloch Roosevelt and Alice Lee Roosevelt. The deaths were so sudden and unexpected that the whole family, and most especially Theodore Roosevelt, has much to bear.
Collection
Library of Congress Manuscript Division
Creation Date
1884-05-14