In 1956, gave birth to a stillborn daughter. She was later named Arabella Kennedy.

Aunt of Christopher Lawford

Was part of the 100 most important woman of the 20th century selected by Ladies Home Journal

Attended Vassar College in Poughkeepsie, New York.

Was of Irish (mother's side) and French (father's side) heritage.

Had the same stepfather as writer Gore Vidal.

Sister-in-law of Peter Lawford.

Was named "Debutante of the Year" for 1947-1948.

She never spoke publicly about her husband's murder.

Aunt of Maria Shriver

Mother of John Kennedy Jr. and Caroline Kennedy

Niece of Edith Bouvier Beale, and cousin of 'Edith 'Little Edie' Bouvier Beale' .

Sister-in-law of Jean Kennedy Smith.

During their stormy relationship, Aristotle Onassis unaffectionately referred to Jackie as "supertanker." This was because he thought her tastes cost him as much as a supertanker ship.

First lady of the USA, 1960-63.

Could speak Italian, French, and Spanish.

On her way back to Washington from Dallas after her husband's murder Lady Bird Johnson advised her to clean up and change her outfit so that she would be presentable for the television cameras. Mrs. Kennedy, mindful of the impact of the cameras, refused because she wanted the public to see her in the outfit that was still stained with her husband's blood. Being urged to change her mind by those around her she replied, "Let them see what they have done".

Won the "Vogue" magazine contest in 1951 by making the best definition of Sergei Diaghilev as "unique alchemist in history of arts."

Daughter-in-law of Joseph P. Kennedy and Rose Kennedy.

Measurements: 35 1/2A-26-38 1/2 (as First Lady, self-described), (Source: Celebrity Sleuth magazine)

Received the Women's International Center (WIC) Living Legacy Award posthumously in 1995.

Sister of Lee Radziwill.

Although her first husband, President John F.Kennedy was one of the wealthiest occupants of the White House, she received only a modest $25,000 bequest, $70,000 in cash, and $200,000 per year in income from his family trust fund,which would cease upon her re-marriage. The remainder of his $10 million estate was held in trust for his two children John and Caroline. Her marriage to Onassis guaranteed her financial freedom-he gave her $3 million at their marriage and established $1 million trust funds for John and Caroline. When he died, she negotiated a $26 million settlement from Christina Onassis, and with help from her companion, Maurice Templesman, her wealth was in excess of $200 million by the time of her death in 1994.

Aunt of director Burr Steers.

Frequented the Paris Salon of Yves Saint-Laurent, along with her sister, Princess Lee Radziwill.

Sister-in-law of Robert F. Kennedy, Ted Kennedy and Eunice Kennedy Shriver.

Won an Emmy award for her 1962 televised tour of the White House.