Name this woman who in 1905 married her fifth cousin once removed, a man who would become President.
Along with her friends Nancy Cook, Marion Dickerman, and Caroline O'Day, she founded Val-Kill Furniture and bought Todhunter School, where she taught. In addition to these projects during the 1920s, she was a major supporter of Alfred E. Smith. During the 1930s, she started writing a newspaper column titled My Day, and during the 1940s she became the head of the United Nations Human Rights Commission. Name this woman who in 1905 married her fifth cousin once removed, a man who would become President.
Along with her friends Nancy Cook, Marion Dickerman, and Caroline O'Day, she founded Val-Kill Furniture and bought Todhunter School, where she taught.
(Eleanor) {Roosevelt}