Charlotte dressed up very prettily for a New Year's Eve Ball in upstate New York in 1840, but refused to wrap up warmly on a bitterly cold, snowy and icy night as she did not want to "hide" how pretty she looked. Her boyfriend picked her up in a horse-drawn open sleigh and after a fifteen mile journey to the ball site, upon arrival he discovered her dead from hypothermia. A small doll, popular from about 1850 to the 1920s (the "Frozen Charlotte doll") was made in reference to the tale.
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Beautiful Caucasian woman, 17 years old, deceased with the pale pallor of death, dark chestnut hair with a center part in a hair style of 1840, pale face with livid bright rosy flushes on her cheeks from hypothermia, eyes closed, wearing ((decolletage textured red velvet dress in the fashion of 1840, ...