Rose's Grand-daughter, Mary Lee Duvall
2 3/8 x 1 7/8 in.
Watercolor on ivory
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1905.154
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ARTIST/MAKER:
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Weidner, Carl
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OBJECT TITLE:
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Mrs. Louis Eugene Marié (d.
after 1921)
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LOCATION:
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Henry Luce III Center for the
Study of American Culture
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No
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 Link to The Henry Luce Center
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Rose
O'Neale GREENHOW (Rose Maria O'NEALE2, John1)
was born on 2 Apr 1853 in Maryland. Another name for Rose was Little
ROSE.Rose married William Penn DUVALL ,20
son of Robert E. DUVALL and Julianna E. Frame , on 30
Nov 1871 in Nemport, Newport County, Rhode Island.19
William was born on 13 Jan 1847 in St. Marys County, Maryland, and died
on
1 Mar 1920 in San Diego, California at age 73, and was buried in West
Point Acadamy.
The child from this marriage was:
14 F i. Mary
Lee DUVALL was born about 1872 in New York and died on 10 Mar
1935 in San Diego County, California about age 63.
New York Times: Sept. 19, 1894
Marie—Duvall.
Fort
Monroe, Va., Sept. 18—The marriage of Miss Mary Lee Duvall, daughter of
Lieut. William P. Duvall of the United States Army, to Louis E. Marie,
a son of the late John B. Marie and nephew of Peter Marie of New-York,
took place today at high noon, in the Star of the Sea Chapel. The
ceremony was followed by a breakfast at the home of the bride’s parents.
The house and church were elaborately decorated with white roses, sweet
peas, and asters.
John
Van Schaick Oddie of New-York acted as best man, and the ushers were
Parker R. Freeman and Henry H. Smith of Philadelphia and Lieut. John P.
Hains of the United States Army.
The bridesmaids were Miss Grubb of
Philadelphia, daughter of Gen. E. Burd Grubb; Miss Davidson of
Richmond, Va.; Mis Davis, daughter of Capt. Davis of Fort Monroe, and
Miss Rundlett of Washington, D. C. The bride wore a handsome white
satin gown, made with high corsage, trimmed with point lace. Her
bridesmaids were becomingly dressed in pale green silk, covered with
tulle.
They carried shower bouquets of pink roses, tied with pale
green sash ribbons. Mr. Marie, who is almost as well known in New-York
as in his native city, is an architect and owns a handsome estate
called Brookdale, near Philadelphia.
General Notes: Washington Post Feb. 9, 1906
Invited
to a State reception in honor of the Army & Navy: Maj. & Mrs.
William P. Duvall and Mr. & Mrs. Louis E Marie
Washington Post April 6, 1916
Mrs. Louis E. Marie, of Philadelphia…. Are among those who are at the
Shoreham Hotel
1920
US Census, State: Maryland County: Anne Arundel Incorporated Place:
Annapolis Enumeration District: 23rd 1st ward Date: 13 January, 1920
Roll: T625_654
Lee Duvall, wife. Female, white, age last birthday 47. Able to read,
write & speak English. Place of Birth New York. Father born in
Maryland, Mother
born Washington DC. No trade, profession or particular kind of work
done.
1930 US Census, San Diego Township, San Diego County, California.
Census taken 4/14/1930. They owned their own house worth approx. 10,000
but they didn't have a radio.
Louis
A. was 58 (born 1872)and Lee was 56 (age at last birthday. That would
make Lee Duvall born around 1874) He was 25 when they married and she
was 23
(married in 1897) Louis and both his parents were born in New York
while Lee was born in New York and her parents both in Maryland.
Bev Crowe, 9/2/2003