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Lady Beatty, WW1

Lady Beatty, formerly Ethel Tree, daughter of the Chicago department store founder, Marshall Field and wife of Admiral of the Fleet, David Beatty, 1st Earl Beatty. Extremely wealthy, she is pictured in The Sketch who report that she had equipped her yacht, Sheelagh, as a hospital ship in the opening weeks of the First World War. Date: 1914

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Admiral Beatty Donation Equipped Ethel Marshall Wealthy Yacht Yachts


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Lady Beatty, nee Ethel Tree, was a prominent figure in British society during the early years of the First World War. Daughter of the renowned Chicago department store founder, Marshall Field, and wife of the esteemed Admiral of the Fleet, David Beatty, 1st Earl Beatty, Lady Beatty was known for her immense wealth and generosity. As the conflict in Europe intensified in 1914, Lady Beatty demonstrated her commitment to the war effort by equipping her yacht, Sheelagh, as a hospital ship. The Sketch reported on her noble endeavor, highlighting her transformation of the luxurious vessel into a floating infirmary in the opening weeks of the war. Lady Beatty's donation of her yacht was a testament to her compassion and resourcefulness. With her husband, a respected naval leader, at the forefront of the British naval campaign, she played an essential role in providing much-needed medical support to the wounded soldiers. The photograph captures Lady Beatty's resilient spirit and unwavering dedication to the war effort. Her elegant attire, combined with the knowledge of her significant contribution to the war effort, adds a layer of complexity to this historical portrait. Lady Beatty's story serves as a reminder of the remarkable individuals who went above and beyond during the First World War to make a difference in the lives of those affected by the conflict.

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