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Marriage and family. Durant was married to Hannah Heloise Trimble. They had two children: William West Durant, who became an architect, and Héloïse Durant Rose (c.1853–1943), who became an author, playwright, and literary critic.
Dr. Thomas C. Durant ships family (Mrs. Heloise Timbrell Durant, William West Durant and Ella Durant) to England on the SS Great Eastern as the U.S. is on the brink of a civil war, and while he develops the Transcontinental Railroad.
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Thomas C. Durant was married to Hannah Heloise Trimble. The couple had two children together. Their eldest, a son named William West Durant (1850-1934), went on to become an architect. Their daughter, Héloïse Durant Rose (1853–1943), was a poet, dramatist, and critic.
Apr 28, 2022 · Marriage and family. Durant was married to Hannah Heloise Trimble. Together they had two children: William West Durant, who became an architect, and Héloïse Durant Rose (1854?-1943). Héloïse attended private schools in Europe and the United States, and was fluent in Arabic, French, German, and Italian.
- Lee, Massachusetts
- Heloise Hannah Durant
- Massachusetts
- February 6, 1820
May 11, 2018 · As a financier and an executive of the Union Pacific Railroad in the early 1860s Dr. Thomas C. Durant (1820 – 1885) was instrumental in building the first railway spanning the western United States. He ended his career, however, in scandal and financial disaster, having greatly enriched himself at the public's expense.
Feb 6, 2024 · Family & Personal Life. Thomas C. Durant was married to Hannah Heloise Trimble and they had two children together. Their son, William West Durant, became an architect, and their daughter, Héloïse Durant Rose, was a poet, dramatist, and critic.
Jun 27, 2018 · Born in Boston, Massachusetts, on December 8, 1861, William Crapo Durant (1861 – 1947) grew up in Flint, Michigan. His parents divorced after his father went bankrupt in the late 1860s, and his mother moved the family to Michigan.
