Elphège Mori was the granddaughter of the well known violonist Nicolas Mori.
Her parents were Nicholas Mori, a professor for music in London, and Elphège Adélaïde Cambon.
In 1870 Elphège married the ornithologist Adolph Theodor Böcking in London. The couple migrated to the USA and had two children.
Her parents were Nicholas Mori, a professor for music in London, and Elphège Adélaïde Cambon.
In 1870 Elphège married the ornithologist Adolph Theodor Böcking in London. The couple migrated to the USA and had two children.
Elphège Mori was the granddaughter of the well known violonist Nicolas Mori.
Her parents were Nicholas Mori, a professor for music in London, and Elphège Adélaïde Cambon.
In 1870 Elphège married the ornithologist Adolph Theodor Böcking in London. The couple migrated to the USA and had two children.
Her parents were Nicholas Mori, a professor for music in London, and Elphège Adélaïde Cambon.
In 1870 Elphège married the ornithologist Adolph Theodor Böcking in London. The couple migrated to the USA and had two children.
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