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When did William heelis die?
William Heelis died on January 14, 1950 at the age of 87 <3 amoree <3
How did William heelis die?
William Heelis, who was the husband of children's author Beatrix Potter, died of bronchitis in 1945 at the age of 76.
Who is Beatrix Potter husband?
Beatrix Potter was married to William Heelis.
Who died first Beatrix Potter or William heelis?
He died two years after she did, according to Wikipedia
How old was Beatrix Potter when she married?
1905 to Norman Warne, her editor. He did three weeks later of Pernicious Anemia and in 1913 she married a second time to William Heelis a local solicitor.
Does Beatrix Potter have kids?
No, she married William Heelis at the age of 47 and never had any children.
Who was Beatrix Potter husband?
Beatrix Potter married William Heelis, a local solicitor in 1913. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beatrix_Potter
When did Beatrix Potters husband die?
Beatrix Potter's husband, William Heelis, died on December 24, 1945.
Did Beatrix and Bertram Potter have any descendants?
Yes, Beatrix Potter and her husband William Heelis had no children. Therefore, they did not have any direct descendants.
Was Beatrix Potter's marriage happy?
Beatrix Potter's marriage to William Heelis was generally considered happy. They shared a love for the countryside and farming, which helped strengthen their bond. They lived together in the Lake District and supported each other in their respective endeavors.
What happened to Willy Helis Beatrix Potter's husband?
Willy Heelis was Beatrix Potter's husband. He was a solicitor and land manager who helped Beatrix acquire and manage her extensive properties in the Lake District. He supported Beatrix in her conservation efforts and they lived a happy married life until his death in 1945.
Where do royalties from Beatrix Potter books go today?
<p>Upon her death, the royalties from Beatrix Potter's books went first to her husband, Willie Heelis, then upon his death to her publisher Frederick Warne & Co.. In 1983 the publishing company was acquired by Penguin Books, and I'm assuming her royalties were part of that acquisition. It's rather sad that she didn't bequeath the royalties to the National Trust like she did her properties, but I suppose she felt a certain indebtedness to her publishing company of some 40 years.<p>
