the window of her second-story bedroom. In 1927, Mott married his second wife Mitlies Rathburn (1892-1928). She died on February 26, 1928. In March 1929, Mott married his third wife, Dee Furey (1899-1986), and filed for divorce in October of the same year. In 1934 Mott married his fourth wife, Ruth Rawlings, with whom he also had three children: Susan Elizabeth, Stewart Rawlings, and Maryanne. Applewood C.S. Mott's Flint, Michigan estate, Applewood, was built in 1916 as a self-sustaining farm for the Mott family. The main residence and grounds encompass approximately , 18 extensively landscaped. They include perennial, rose, cut flower and demonstration gardens, and an orchard with 29 varieties of heritage apples. The Ruth Mott Foundation currently owns and maintains Applewood, which is seasonally open to the public. Death Mott entered St. Joseph Hospital in Flint on January 28, 1973, with a cold, and then developed a flu which worsened from there. Mott died on February 18, 1973, in hospital. In response to his death, Flint City Mayor Francis E. Limmer declared a seven-day mourning period in the city. He was laid in state at St. Paul's Episcopal Church before being interred at in the Mott family musoleum in Glenwood Cemetery. References External links Ruth Mott Foundation Mott Foundation The Life of Charles Stewart Mott: Industrialist, Philanthropist, Mr. Flint by Edward Renehan (University of Michigan Press, Sept. 2019) Brief video-clip of Charles Stewart Mott Stevens Institute of Technology: Hall of Achievement Inductee Video for Charles Stewart Mott 1875 births 1973 deaths Businesspeople from Newark, New Jersey Burials at Glenwood Cemetery (Flint, Michigan) Politicians from Newark, New Jersey American automotive pioneers United States Navy personnel of the Spanish–American War American founders of automobile manufacturers Mayors of Flint, Michigan Stevens Institute of Technology alumni Michigan Republicans 20th-century American politicians 20th-century American businesspeople Charles Stewart Mott