Henry Remsen Whitehouse

Background

Whitehouse, Henry Remsen was born on August 17, 1857 in New York, United States. Son of J. H. and Mary (Schenck) Whitehouse.

Education

Educated England, Germany, Switzerland, and United States.

Career

In diplomatic service United States, 1882-1896. Student in literature and history research. Corresponding member Societe des Etudes historiques, Paris.

Decorated by King Humbert of Italy with Cross of Commander of Saint Maurice and Saint Lazarus.

Member Italian, Dante Alighieri Society, et cetera Author: Sacrifice of a Throne (Life of Amadeus of Savoy), 1897.

Collapse of the Kingdom of Naples, 1899, 1902. A Revolutionary Princess, Life of Christina Belgio joso-Trivulzio (in English and French), 1907.

Contributor to American, Italian, French and Swiss reviews, largely on Italian subjects.

Address: Villa Denanton, Cluehy, Switzerland.

Achievements

• Henry Remsen Whitehouse has been listed as a notable author by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member Societe des Etudes historiques, Paris. Member Italian, Dante Alighieri Society, et cetera

Connections

Married Margaret McBurney, of Boston, June 1, 1892.

Father:

J. H. Whitehouse

Mother:

Mary (Schenck) Whitehouse

Spouse:

Margaret McBurney