Julia Ruth Stevens

The mother and daughter moved to New York City where Claire worked as a model.

[4] Later in life, she spent her time upholding the legacy of her father and wrote three books on him.

[5] Along with her mother and sister, she helped save her father's birthplace in Baltimore.

[7] In 1989, she and her sister were a joint plaintiffs along with the Babe Ruth League in a trademark dispute with Macmillan Incorporated over use of their father's likeness.

[8] She died in March 2019 in an assisted living facility in Henderson, Nevada, at the age of 102.