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Sara Ann Delano Roosevelt (21 septembre 1854 - 7 septembre 1941) était la deuxième épouse de James Roosevelt I (à partir de 1880), la mère du président des États-Unis Franklin Delano Roosevelt, son seul enfant, et par la suite la belle-mère d’ Eleanor Roosevelt.
Sara Ann Roosevelt (née Delano; September 21, 1854 – September 7, 1941) was the second wife of James Roosevelt I (from 1880), the mother of President of the United States Franklin Delano Roosevelt, her only child, and subsequently the mother-in-law of Eleanor Roosevelt.
Sara Delano Roosevelt (SDR) was the daughter of Warren Delano, a wealthy merchant who made a fortune in the tea and opium trade in China, and after losing it, returned to make a second fortune. Sara grew up in Hong Kong from 1862-65 and in Algonac, the family estate on the Hudson River near Newburgh, New York.
2 oct. 2014 · From her ghostwritten campaign biography of "My Boy, Franklin" to speeches about Mother's Day and the New Deal, Sara established a public persona that stood in stark contrast to Eleanor Roosevelt's more activist stance. Her emphasis on a more conventional female role gave FDR's administration a patina of traditionalism that helped make it more ...
Sara Ann Delano Roosevelt était la deuxième épouse de James Roosevelt I , la mère du président des États-Unis Franklin Delano Roosevelt, son seul enfant, et par la suite la belle-mère d’Eleanor Roosevelt. Sara Delano a grandi à Newburgh, dans l'État de New York, et a passé trois ans à Hong Kong. Elle a donné naissance à Franklin ...
S ara Delano was quite a catch for James Roosevelt when he wound up his whirlwind courtship and married her in 1880. She was a handsome, hazel-eyed girl of 26, just half James Roosevelt’s age.
12 mai 2017 · By most accounts, Sara Delano Roosevelt was a force to be reckoned with, and by all accounts, she doted on her only child, indulged him even, but most certainly loved him dearly. She had a definite way of making her presence known. FDR and his family made their home at her Hudson Valley estate, Springwood. In Manhattan, Mrs. Roosevelt ...
