May Eugenia Trabucco Brown Ham
May was the daughter of Frank Thomas Trabucco and Mary Victoria Pendola, both strong Mariposa families. She was the wife of John S. Brown, married 04 July 1906 in Mariposa. John and May divorced in 1908 on the grounds of desertion in their second month of marriage. Secondly, she was the wife of John Christopher Ham, married about 1910, and mother of John Richard Ham (1913-1996).
Mariposa Gazette, 7 July 1906
Brown - Trabucco Wedding
One of the most beautiful of the season's weddings took place at Mt. Bullion last Wednesday at noon at the residence of the bride's father, Frank T. Trabucco when Miss May E. Trabucco became the bride of John S. Brown. Judge J. J. Trabucco officiating.
The reception room was beautifully decorated with asparagus ferns and sweet peas, pink being the predominating color of the decorations. The bride was attended by Miss Angelina Cadamartori of Hornitos as maid of honor; Mr. Henry Brown, brother of the groom acted as best man. Little Miss Eleanor Trabucco was flower girl.
The bride looked beautiful in her gown of pearl grey silk trimmed with embroidery and a yoke of all-over silk. The maid of honor wore a costume of crepe de chine, and the flower girl a dress of pink silk. The wedding march was rendered by Miss Julia Trabucco.
After the ceremony dainty refreshments of ice-cream and cake were served, and the happy couple received the congratulations of those present. Many beautiful and costly wedding presents were received. The young couple left for Santa Rosa for a two week's sojourn, when they will return to Mt. Bullion, their future home.
Historical information provided by Find-A-Grave contributor Anne Shurtleff Stevens.
Interment: 08/11/1967
May was the daughter of Frank Thomas Trabucco and Mary Victoria Pendola, both strong Mariposa families. She was the wife of John S. Brown, married 04 July 1906 in Mariposa. John and May divorced in 1908 on the grounds of desertion in their second month of marriage. Secondly, she was the wife of John Christopher Ham, married about 1910, and mother of John Richard Ham (1913-1996).
Mariposa Gazette, 7 July 1906
Brown - Trabucco Wedding
One of the most beautiful of the season's weddings took place at Mt. Bullion last Wednesday at noon at the residence of the bride's father, Frank T. Trabucco when Miss May E. Trabucco became the bride of John S. Brown. Judge J. J. Trabucco officiating.
The reception room was beautifully decorated with asparagus ferns and sweet peas, pink being the predominating color of the decorations. The bride was attended by Miss Angelina Cadamartori of Hornitos as maid of honor; Mr. Henry Brown, brother of the groom acted as best man. Little Miss Eleanor Trabucco was flower girl.
The bride looked beautiful in her gown of pearl grey silk trimmed with embroidery and a yoke of all-over silk. The maid of honor wore a costume of crepe de chine, and the flower girl a dress of pink silk. The wedding march was rendered by Miss Julia Trabucco.
After the ceremony dainty refreshments of ice-cream and cake were served, and the happy couple received the congratulations of those present. Many beautiful and costly wedding presents were received. The young couple left for Santa Rosa for a two week's sojourn, when they will return to Mt. Bullion, their future home.
Historical information provided by Find-A-Grave contributor Anne Shurtleff Stevens.
Interment: 08/11/1967
May Eugenia Trabucco Brown Ham
May was the daughter of Frank Thomas Trabucco and Mary Victoria Pendola, both strong Mariposa families. She was the wife of John S. Brown, married 04 July 1906 in Mariposa. John and May divorced in 1908 on the grounds of desertion in their second month of marriage. Secondly, she was the wife of John Christopher Ham, married about 1910, and mother of John Richard Ham (1913-1996).
Mariposa Gazette, 7 July 1906
Brown - Trabucco Wedding
One of the most beautiful of the season's weddings took place at Mt. Bullion last Wednesday at noon at the residence of the bride's father, Frank T. Trabucco when Miss May E. Trabucco became the bride of John S. Brown. Judge J. J. Trabucco officiating.
The reception room was beautifully decorated with asparagus ferns and sweet peas, pink being the predominating color of the decorations. The bride was attended by Miss Angelina Cadamartori of Hornitos as maid of honor; Mr. Henry Brown, brother of the groom acted as best man. Little Miss Eleanor Trabucco was flower girl.
The bride looked beautiful in her gown of pearl grey silk trimmed with embroidery and a yoke of all-over silk. The maid of honor wore a costume of crepe de chine, and the flower girl a dress of pink silk. The wedding march was rendered by Miss Julia Trabucco.
After the ceremony dainty refreshments of ice-cream and cake were served, and the happy couple received the congratulations of those present. Many beautiful and costly wedding presents were received. The young couple left for Santa Rosa for a two week's sojourn, when they will return to Mt. Bullion, their future home.
Historical information provided by Find-A-Grave contributor Anne Shurtleff Stevens.
Interment: 08/11/1967
May was the daughter of Frank Thomas Trabucco and Mary Victoria Pendola, both strong Mariposa families. She was the wife of John S. Brown, married 04 July 1906 in Mariposa. John and May divorced in 1908 on the grounds of desertion in their second month of marriage. Secondly, she was the wife of John Christopher Ham, married about 1910, and mother of John Richard Ham (1913-1996).
Mariposa Gazette, 7 July 1906
Brown - Trabucco Wedding
One of the most beautiful of the season's weddings took place at Mt. Bullion last Wednesday at noon at the residence of the bride's father, Frank T. Trabucco when Miss May E. Trabucco became the bride of John S. Brown. Judge J. J. Trabucco officiating.
The reception room was beautifully decorated with asparagus ferns and sweet peas, pink being the predominating color of the decorations. The bride was attended by Miss Angelina Cadamartori of Hornitos as maid of honor; Mr. Henry Brown, brother of the groom acted as best man. Little Miss Eleanor Trabucco was flower girl.
The bride looked beautiful in her gown of pearl grey silk trimmed with embroidery and a yoke of all-over silk. The maid of honor wore a costume of crepe de chine, and the flower girl a dress of pink silk. The wedding march was rendered by Miss Julia Trabucco.
After the ceremony dainty refreshments of ice-cream and cake were served, and the happy couple received the congratulations of those present. Many beautiful and costly wedding presents were received. The young couple left for Santa Rosa for a two week's sojourn, when they will return to Mt. Bullion, their future home.
Historical information provided by Find-A-Grave contributor Anne Shurtleff Stevens.
Interment: 08/11/1967
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