Edward Stephen Schweitzer was born on March 25, 1893 in New York to Adele Hammerslough (1870-1940) and Dr. Hugo Schweitzer (1861-1917).
He inherited $40‐million from his father's Bayer Aspirin fortune. Not sure he ever worked except for the 76 days in 1917 when he was a Seaman in the Navy during WWI. He was probably discharged once the government discovered his father was a Industrial Spy for Germany.
In 1918, Edward married Baroness Margaret von Soosten (1894-1974) in New York. They kept residences in New York, Vermont and California. They divorced in 1932. No children.
He inherited $40‐million from his father's Bayer Aspirin fortune. Not sure he ever worked except for the 76 days in 1917 when he was a Seaman in the Navy during WWI. He was probably discharged once the government discovered his father was a Industrial Spy for Germany.
In 1918, Edward married Baroness Margaret von Soosten (1894-1974) in New York. They kept residences in New York, Vermont and California. They divorced in 1932. No children.
Edward Stephen Schweitzer was born on March 25, 1893 in New York to Adele Hammerslough (1870-1940) and Dr. Hugo Schweitzer (1861-1917).
He inherited $40‐million from his father's Bayer Aspirin fortune. Not sure he ever worked except for the 76 days in 1917 when he was a Seaman in the Navy during WWI. He was probably discharged once the government discovered his father was a Industrial Spy for Germany.
In 1918, Edward married Baroness Margaret von Soosten (1894-1974) in New York. They kept residences in New York, Vermont and California. They divorced in 1932. No children.
He inherited $40‐million from his father's Bayer Aspirin fortune. Not sure he ever worked except for the 76 days in 1917 when he was a Seaman in the Navy during WWI. He was probably discharged once the government discovered his father was a Industrial Spy for Germany.
In 1918, Edward married Baroness Margaret von Soosten (1894-1974) in New York. They kept residences in New York, Vermont and California. They divorced in 1932. No children.
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