Wife of Col. Vanderbilt Allen (first husband)
Published in the Milford Dispatch (Milford, PA) 1892:
A quiet home wedding took place on Wednesday afternoon of this week at the residence of Mrs. Elizabeth R. Mott, the occasion being the marriage of her youngest daughter, Mary Edith, with Colonel Vanderbilt Allen of New York. Only the immediate relatives of the family were present. Colonel and Mrs. Allen will take an extended drive through the Delaware Valley and on their return will reside at the Jardon House until their cottage, now being constructed on their place just out of Milford shall be completed
Later the wife of E T Riviere (second husband)
Published in the Milford Dispatch (Milford, PA) 1892:
A quiet home wedding took place on Wednesday afternoon of this week at the residence of Mrs. Elizabeth R. Mott, the occasion being the marriage of her youngest daughter, Mary Edith, with Colonel Vanderbilt Allen of New York. Only the immediate relatives of the family were present. Colonel and Mrs. Allen will take an extended drive through the Delaware Valley and on their return will reside at the Jardon House until their cottage, now being constructed on their place just out of Milford shall be completed
Later the wife of E T Riviere (second husband)
Wife of Col. Vanderbilt Allen (first husband)
Published in the Milford Dispatch (Milford, PA) 1892:
A quiet home wedding took place on Wednesday afternoon of this week at the residence of Mrs. Elizabeth R. Mott, the occasion being the marriage of her youngest daughter, Mary Edith, with Colonel Vanderbilt Allen of New York. Only the immediate relatives of the family were present. Colonel and Mrs. Allen will take an extended drive through the Delaware Valley and on their return will reside at the Jardon House until their cottage, now being constructed on their place just out of Milford shall be completed
Later the wife of E T Riviere (second husband)
Published in the Milford Dispatch (Milford, PA) 1892:
A quiet home wedding took place on Wednesday afternoon of this week at the residence of Mrs. Elizabeth R. Mott, the occasion being the marriage of her youngest daughter, Mary Edith, with Colonel Vanderbilt Allen of New York. Only the immediate relatives of the family were present. Colonel and Mrs. Allen will take an extended drive through the Delaware Valley and on their return will reside at the Jardon House until their cottage, now being constructed on their place just out of Milford shall be completed
Later the wife of E T Riviere (second husband)
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