Lawrence Waterbury

Lawrence Waterbury II (March 31, 1877 – May 25, 1943) was an American champion polo player and society figure. Among his siblings were James Montaudevert Waterbury, Jr. and Livingston Waterbury.

Waterbury attended the Westminster School. Waterbury played polo with many of the most prominent figures of his time, including his brother Monte, Devereaux Milburn, J. S. Phipps, E. W. Hopping, Harry Payne Whitney, and Henry Carnegie Phipps.

Lawrence Waterbury III (b. 1901) After Nancy's death, he married Marion Bock Kellogg.

After their divorce, Maude married David Gray, who later served as United States Envoy to Ireland. In 1932, Waterbury married his second wife, Caroline Louise "Carrie" Munn (1889–1979), formerly the wife of Reginald Boardman. She was the daughter of Charles Alexander Munn and Carrie Louise (née Gurnee) Munn,

For many years, he lived at 132 East 38th Street in New York City. Waterbury died on May 25, 1943, at his home on Pelican Lane in Palm Beach, Florida.