Married Adrian Islin on December 11, 1845. She was a member of New York high society along with Mrs. Astor and Mrs. August Belmont.
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The Evening Star (Washington, D.C.) November 29, 1897 Page 6
Death Of Mrs. Iselin.
Mrs. Adrian Iselin, sr., died last night at her home in New York city, aged seventy-seven years. Mrs. Iselin was Miss Eleonora O’Donnell, the daughter of Columbus O’Donnell of Baltimore, and was born in that city. She was married in the Roman Catholic Cathedral in Baltimore to Adrian Iselin.
The couple celebrated their golden wedding on December 11, 1895. The children are C. Oliver Iselin, owner of the yachts Mohawk, Vigilant and Defender; William E., Columbus O’Donnell, and Adrian Iselin, jr., Mrs. Delancey Aster Kane and the Misses Emily and Georgiana Iselin.
Mr. Iselin has been a resident of New York city for more than fifty years and prominently identified with the financial community. The family is known for its liberal gifts to the Catholic Church. Four years ago Mrs. Iselin built St. Gabriel’s Roman Catholic Church, one of the most picturesque church buildings on Long Island sound, at a cost of $300,000
Contributor: Loretta Castaldi (47472615)
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The Evening Star (Washington, D.C.) November 29, 1897 Page 6
Death Of Mrs. Iselin.
Mrs. Adrian Iselin, sr., died last night at her home in New York city, aged seventy-seven years. Mrs. Iselin was Miss Eleonora O’Donnell, the daughter of Columbus O’Donnell of Baltimore, and was born in that city. She was married in the Roman Catholic Cathedral in Baltimore to Adrian Iselin.
The couple celebrated their golden wedding on December 11, 1895. The children are C. Oliver Iselin, owner of the yachts Mohawk, Vigilant and Defender; William E., Columbus O’Donnell, and Adrian Iselin, jr., Mrs. Delancey Aster Kane and the Misses Emily and Georgiana Iselin.
Mr. Iselin has been a resident of New York city for more than fifty years and prominently identified with the financial community. The family is known for its liberal gifts to the Catholic Church. Four years ago Mrs. Iselin built St. Gabriel’s Roman Catholic Church, one of the most picturesque church buildings on Long Island sound, at a cost of $300,000
Contributor: Loretta Castaldi (47472615)
Married Adrian Islin on December 11, 1845. She was a member of New York high society along with Mrs. Astor and Mrs. August Belmont.
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The Evening Star (Washington, D.C.) November 29, 1897 Page 6
Death Of Mrs. Iselin.
Mrs. Adrian Iselin, sr., died last night at her home in New York city, aged seventy-seven years. Mrs. Iselin was Miss Eleonora O’Donnell, the daughter of Columbus O’Donnell of Baltimore, and was born in that city. She was married in the Roman Catholic Cathedral in Baltimore to Adrian Iselin.
The couple celebrated their golden wedding on December 11, 1895. The children are C. Oliver Iselin, owner of the yachts Mohawk, Vigilant and Defender; William E., Columbus O’Donnell, and Adrian Iselin, jr., Mrs. Delancey Aster Kane and the Misses Emily and Georgiana Iselin.
Mr. Iselin has been a resident of New York city for more than fifty years and prominently identified with the financial community. The family is known for its liberal gifts to the Catholic Church. Four years ago Mrs. Iselin built St. Gabriel’s Roman Catholic Church, one of the most picturesque church buildings on Long Island sound, at a cost of $300,000
Contributor: Loretta Castaldi (47472615)
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The Evening Star (Washington, D.C.) November 29, 1897 Page 6
Death Of Mrs. Iselin.
Mrs. Adrian Iselin, sr., died last night at her home in New York city, aged seventy-seven years. Mrs. Iselin was Miss Eleonora O’Donnell, the daughter of Columbus O’Donnell of Baltimore, and was born in that city. She was married in the Roman Catholic Cathedral in Baltimore to Adrian Iselin.
The couple celebrated their golden wedding on December 11, 1895. The children are C. Oliver Iselin, owner of the yachts Mohawk, Vigilant and Defender; William E., Columbus O’Donnell, and Adrian Iselin, jr., Mrs. Delancey Aster Kane and the Misses Emily and Georgiana Iselin.
Mr. Iselin has been a resident of New York city for more than fifty years and prominently identified with the financial community. The family is known for its liberal gifts to the Catholic Church. Four years ago Mrs. Iselin built St. Gabriel’s Roman Catholic Church, one of the most picturesque church buildings on Long Island sound, at a cost of $300,000
Contributor: Loretta Castaldi (47472615)
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