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Mary, Countess von Waldersee (born Mary Esther Lee, formerly Princess of Noer; 3 October 1837 – 4 July 1914), was an American-born philanthropist in Germany. She was married in turn to Prince Frederick of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenburg and to Count Alfred von Waldersee, the successor of Field-Marshal von Moltke .
Mary Esther Gräfin von Waldersee (geboren am 3. Oktober 1837 in New York City als Mary Esther Lee; gestorben am 4. Juli 1914 bei Hannover) war eine amerikanisch-deutsche Aristokratin und Ehefrau von Alfred von Waldersee, dem Nachfolger Moltkes als Chef des Großen Generalstabs .
She was known for her political salons and charities. There is little other information for Mary available online. In fact, the first page of Google search results lists several different Wiki articles, her Find a Grave Memorial, and a thesis from 2012 about her husband that is available on the internet.
7 de mai. de 2018 · WALDERSEE, Mary, Countess von, b. in New York city, 3 Oct., 1837. She is the daughter of David Lee, a New York merchant, who left his widow and five children a large fortune. The second daughter, Blanche, married Augustus Charles Murray, a commander in the British navy, and the third, Josephine, married Baron August von Waechter ...
Mary had previously been created Princess of Nöer by the Emperor of Austria and her elder sister, Josephine, was the wife of Baron August von Wächter, the Württembergian Minister of Foreign Affairs. Mary became an advocate for the poor in Prussia and was honored for her compassion. [3]
In 1874 she married Count Alfred von Waldersee, who became Field Marshal of the German army. Mary von Waldersee was an influential figure in German royal circles, and active in charitable work.
29 de jun. de 2018 · The ship was christened by the Countess von Waldersee (formerly Mary Esther Lee), the U.S.-born wife of an Imperial German Army field marshal.
