Son of the founder of the Singer Sewing machine. His will became highly contested after his death, when he left a greater part of his estate to his nephews and his housekeeper, while cutting out his son and daughter. Ten years earlier, he advertised he would not be responsible for the debts of his then wife, Adelaide Small and later got an injunction preventing her from selling company shares.
Son of the founder of the Singer Sewing machine. His will became highly contested after his death, when he left a greater part of his estate to his nephews and his housekeeper, while cutting out his son and daughter. Ten years earlier, he advertised he would not be responsible for the debts of his then wife, Adelaide Small and later got an injunction preventing her from selling company shares.
Family Members
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Isaac Augustus Singer
1837–1902
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Vouletti Theresa Singer Proctor
1840–1913
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Jasper Hamet Singer
1846–1922
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Mary Olivia "Olive" Singer Whitlock
1848–1900
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Charles Alexander Singer
1850–1852
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Julia Ann Singer Herz
1855–1923
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Caroline Virginia Singer Foster
1857–1896
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Charles Alexander Mathews
1859–1883
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William Alexander Singer
1834–1914
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Alice Eastwood Merritt LaGrove
1852–1890
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Sir Adam Mortimer Singer
1863–1929
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Winnaretta Eugenie Singer De Polignac
1865–1943
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Washington Merritt Grant Singer
1866–1934
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Paris Eugene Singer
1867–1932
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Isabelle Blanche Singer Decazes de Glücksberg
1869–1896
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Franklin Morse Singer
1870–1939
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Lillian Catherine "Kate" Singer
1875–1912
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