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Cordelia Zane Euston Hays relates to Edith Kermit Carow Roosevelt a story that her chauffeur told of Quentin Roosevelt. She writes Quentin was “a wonderful fellow,” and he helped Quentin many times in Issoudun to start his motorcycle.
Sagamore Hill National Historic Site
1918-11-09
Mary Goulding Hooff Fawcett has seen Ambler Mason Blackford’s article in The Outlook about Quentin Roosevelt during his time at Episcopal High School at Alexandria, Virginia, and adds to this account her own remembrance of Quentin. Fawcett reflects on the receiving photographs, letters, and kind words remembering her own son, Lieutenant Richard Hartshorne Fawcett, who also was killed while in the Air Service.
Sagamore Hill National Historic Site
1918-10-21
Theodore Roosevelt will be unable to help Mr. Currier acquire a commission. He helped Kermit Roosevelt with his commission because Kermit has years of experience in Africa and South America that made him suitable for service in Mesopotamia. He suggests that Currier contact General Kuhn at the War College or attempt to join the Air Corps.
1917-08-08