American actress from the silent movie era, actress Marie Doro, 1902
“My beautiful great-grandmother. Late 1950s”
American actress Ethel Clayton, 1910
“My great-grandmother in the 1930’s”
American movie and theater actress Maude Fealy, the 1900s
“My great-grandmother in 1930”
A Victorian era woman getting photographed for the first time, the 1890s
“My beautiful grandmother, 1949”
Algerian girl, around 1905
“My great-great-grandmother, late 1910s”
American actress Julia Marlowe, 1899
French dancer Cléo de Mérode, 1902
“My great-great-grandfather, 1889”
Maude Adams, American theater actress, 1890
“My great-grandmother, 1917”
Minnie Ashley, American actress, 1896
“My great-great-grandmother in the 1890s”
Ione Bright, Broadway actress, 1912
“My great-grandfather, Sherman Herbert Ford, around 1900”
British actress Evelyn Laye, 1917
“My beautiful grandmother in 1955”
American actress Evelyn Nesbit, 1901
“A photo of my great-great-grandmother taken in the early 1900s, when she was only 6 years old”
Nesbit received further worldwide attention when her husband, the mentally unstable multimillionaire Harry Kendall Thaw, shot and killed the prominent architect and New York socialite Stanford White in front of hundreds of witnesses at the rooftop theatre of Madison Square Garden on the evening of June 25, 1906, leading to what the press would call the "Trial of the Century".
During the trial, Nesbit testified that five years earlier, when she was a stage performer at the age of 15 or 16, she had attracted the attention of White, who first gained her and her mother's trust, then sexually assaulted her while she was unconscious, and then had a subsequent romantic and sexual relationship with her that continued for some period of time.