Mary Marguerite Pedneau
F, #1468, b. 4 February 1884, d. 14 December 1957
Mary Marguerite Pedneau|b. 4 Feb 1884\nd. 14 Dec 1957|../g1/p1468.htm|François Louis Pedneau|b. 24 Mar 1860\nd. 14 Jan 1929|../g1/p1506.htm|Hannah Agnes McManamin|b. 16 Jun 1857\nd. 15 Dec 1899|../g1/p1510.htm|François L. Pedneau|b. 1833\nd. 1 Mar 1894|../g1/p1744.htm|Philomene-Marguerite Bouvier|b. 5 Jan 1839\nd. 4 Sep 1886|../g1/p1745.htm|Michael McManamin|b. 1833\nd. 31 Jul 1897|../g1/p1520.htm|Mary (?)|b. 1830\nd. 16 Nov 1888|../g1/p1519.htm|
Relationship=Grandmother of James Shelton Horne.
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Mary Marguerite Pedneau was born on 4 February 1884.1 She was the daughter of François Louis Pedneau and Hannah Agnes McManamin.
Mary Marguerite Pedneau married Robert Lee Lindamood, son of Polybuis E. Lindamood and Emma C Tisinger, on 30 June 1904 at Edinburgh, Shenandoah County, Virginia, USA.
The news article read as follows:
Mary Marguerite Pedneau and Robert Lee Lindamood appeared in a news article about their wedding at Richmond Times-Dispatch, Richmond, Independent City, Virginia, USA, on 6 July 1904. Polybuis E. Lindamood and François Louis Pedneau were also mentioned.2
Mary Marguerite Pedneau Lindamood died on 14 December 1957 at Petersburg, Independent City, Virginia, USA, at age 73. Mary was survived by her children, Francis Elon Lindamood Sr, Emma Teresa Lindamood, Hannah Ruth Lindamood.1 She was buried on 16 December 1957 in St Joseph's Roman Catholic Cemetery, Petersburg, Independent City, Virginia, USA, aged 73.1,3
Mary Marguerite Pedneau married Robert Lee Lindamood, son of Polybuis E. Lindamood and Emma C Tisinger, on 30 June 1904 at Edinburgh, Shenandoah County, Virginia, USA.
The news article read as follows:
Lindamood - Pedneau
The Lindamood - Pedneau wedding was solemnized last Thursday, June 30th, at 3 o'clock, Father Wakeham, rector of St. Joseph's Seminary, Yonkers, N.Y., officiating. The contracting parties were Mr. Robert Lindamood, son of Mr. R. E. Lindamood, of Headquarters, Va., and Miss Mary Margaret Pedneau, the accomplished and eldest daughter of Mr. T. L. Pedneau.
The bride wore white silk organdy over white taffeta and a handsome white picture hat, white plume, and carried a goldbound prayer-book. Her traveling suit was a handsome Persian trimmed tailor-made gray cloth, with hat to match.
The maid of honor, Miss Ursula Pedneau, sister of the bride, wore white organdy, trimmed in Valenciennes lace, with satin ribbon.
Miss Stella Lindamood, sister of the groom, second maid of honor, was likewise attired.
The best man and groomsman were Mr Arthur Austin Murray and Mr. Milton Travel. Master William Pedneau, accompanied by his grandfather, the venerable Mr Wakeham, looked like a real little prince as he gracefully carried the wedding ring.
Miss Belew played Mendelssohn's wedding march, while the ceremony was impressively said, which pronounced them man and wife.
The parlor decorations were crimson carnations and white lilies, with simflax and ferns. The large bow window was a bower of beauty, from which suspended the portrait of the bride's sainted mother, to whom she bears a most striking resemblance. The affair was a quiet and informal one, only the relatives and immediate friends being present, and also the Rev. Brother Alfred Wakeham, of Clayton, Delaware, was present. Many useful and handsome presents were in evidence. Immediately after the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Lindamood took the north bound train for Washington, Deleware, amidst a shower of rice from the throng of friends at the station to see them off
A reception followed and a dance was held at Headquarters, the future home of the bride and groom, on their return Saturday, the second. -- Edinburg Sentinel.
2 The Lindamood - Pedneau wedding was solemnized last Thursday, June 30th, at 3 o'clock, Father Wakeham, rector of St. Joseph's Seminary, Yonkers, N.Y., officiating. The contracting parties were Mr. Robert Lindamood, son of Mr. R. E. Lindamood, of Headquarters, Va., and Miss Mary Margaret Pedneau, the accomplished and eldest daughter of Mr. T. L. Pedneau.
The bride wore white silk organdy over white taffeta and a handsome white picture hat, white plume, and carried a goldbound prayer-book. Her traveling suit was a handsome Persian trimmed tailor-made gray cloth, with hat to match.
The maid of honor, Miss Ursula Pedneau, sister of the bride, wore white organdy, trimmed in Valenciennes lace, with satin ribbon.
Miss Stella Lindamood, sister of the groom, second maid of honor, was likewise attired.
The best man and groomsman were Mr Arthur Austin Murray and Mr. Milton Travel. Master William Pedneau, accompanied by his grandfather, the venerable Mr Wakeham, looked like a real little prince as he gracefully carried the wedding ring.
Miss Belew played Mendelssohn's wedding march, while the ceremony was impressively said, which pronounced them man and wife.
The parlor decorations were crimson carnations and white lilies, with simflax and ferns. The large bow window was a bower of beauty, from which suspended the portrait of the bride's sainted mother, to whom she bears a most striking resemblance. The affair was a quiet and informal one, only the relatives and immediate friends being present, and also the Rev. Brother Alfred Wakeham, of Clayton, Delaware, was present. Many useful and handsome presents were in evidence. Immediately after the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Lindamood took the north bound train for Washington, Deleware, amidst a shower of rice from the throng of friends at the station to see them off
A reception followed and a dance was held at Headquarters, the future home of the bride and groom, on their return Saturday, the second. -- Edinburg Sentinel.
Mary Marguerite Pedneau and Robert Lee Lindamood appeared in a news article about their wedding at Richmond Times-Dispatch, Richmond, Independent City, Virginia, USA, on 6 July 1904. Polybuis E. Lindamood and François Louis Pedneau were also mentioned.2
Mary Marguerite Pedneau Lindamood died on 14 December 1957 at Petersburg, Independent City, Virginia, USA, at age 73. Mary was survived by her children, Francis Elon Lindamood Sr, Emma Teresa Lindamood, Hannah Ruth Lindamood.1 She was buried on 16 December 1957 in St Joseph's Roman Catholic Cemetery, Petersburg, Independent City, Virginia, USA, aged 73.1,3
Children of Mary Marguerite Pedneau and Robert Lee Lindamood
- Francis Elon Lindamood Sr+ b. 7 Oct 1906, d. Nov 1958
- Margaret Agnes Lindamood+ b. 19 Aug 1912, d. 10 Mar 1956
- Emma Teresa Lindamood+ b. 6 Sep 1914, d. 22 Dec 2005
- Hannah Ruth Lindamood+ b. 13 Dec 1920, d. 11 Sep 1997
Citations
- [S345] Mary Marguerite Pedneau Tombstone, St Joseph's Roman Catholic Cemetery, Petersburg, Independent City, Virginia, USA; Constance Murray Chappell, 9 Feb 2008.
- [S479] Libray of Congress, Libray of Congress Digital Collection (Washington, DC), "A Beautiful Wedding",The Times Dispatch. (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914 July 06, 1904, Image 6. Image provided by: Library of Virginia, Richmond. Persistent Link: http://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/lccn/sn85038615/…
- [S481] Progress-Index, Progress-Index (Petersburg, Virginia) (Petersburg, VA), "Mrs Lindamood, of Jarratt, Dies," Sunday 15 Dec 1957, page 11.
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