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Grace Green McMillan (born Grace Green Roosevelt, 17 August 1911 – February 1994), was a photographer and first grandchild of President Theodore Roosevelt, the 26th President of the United States.[1] She was the first child and only daughter of Theodore Roosevelt III and Eleanor Butler Alexander.
Early Life
editGrace Green Roosevelt was born in San Francisco to Brig. Gen. Theodore Roosevelt Jr. and Eleanor Butler Roosevelt. She was President Theodore Roosevelt's first grandchild. She had three younger brothers, Theodore Roosevelt III, Cornelius Van Schaack Roosevelt III, and Quentin Roosevelt II.[2]
On March 3, 1934, Roosevelt married William McMillan, an architect.[3]
Career
editMcMillan attended the Sorbonne in Paris. She was a freelance photographer. She studied with the photographer J. Ghislain Lootens along with her mother.
During World War II, she managed the McMillan family farm in Glyndon, Maryland while her husband served in the Navy in the Pacific theater.[4]
McMillan was a trustee of the Baltimore Museum of Art and the Greater Baltimore Medical Center.
Family
editMcMillan was mother to two children: Eleanor McMillan and William Jr., of Baltimore.
References
edit- ^ "Grace McMillan, 82, Roosevelt Grandchild". The New York Times. Feb 26, 1994.
- ^ "Pictures". TheodoreRooseveltCenter.org.
- ^ "William McMillan '28". Princeton University.
- ^ "Fighting Family: All the Theodore Roosevelts are at work helping to win the war", LIFE, p. 38, Sep 27, 1943
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