After losing their European fortunes, Countess Marguerite and Frederick Cunliffe-Owen, came to the United States in 1885 from France, and they began writing careers. Frederick wrote for newspaper editorial and society columns concerning, for the most part, European affairs and the social life of the nobility, and Marguerite published a series of biographies and novels. Buried in Trinity Cemetery, Broadway & 155th Street, Manhattan.
After losing their European fortunes, Countess Marguerite and Frederick Cunliffe-Owen, came to the United States in 1885 from France, and they began writing careers. Frederick wrote for newspaper editorial and society columns concerning, for the most part, European affairs and the social life of the nobility, and Marguerite published a series of biographies and novels. Buried in Trinity Cemetery, Broadway & 155th Street, Manhattan.
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