He married:
Sarah Elizabeth [Naramore] Lardner on
24 Feb 1886 Penryn, Placer, Caifornia.
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"Lardner-Naramore—Nicholas Biddle Lardner, a younger brother of ex-District Attorney Lardner, was married yesterday at Penryn to Miss Sarah E. Naramore of that place. The wedding took place at the residence of the bride’s parents in the presence of the relatives of the high contracting parties, no outsiders being present. Rev. N. R. Peck tied the nuptial knot in his best style. Congratulations having been showered upon the newly-wedded pair, all present partook of a very excellent breakfast, after which the happy young couple very modestly betook themselves to their comfortable new home hard by instead of going on a wedding tour. A number of elegant and valuable presents were given them by their friends; also a deed by the heirs of the late Lynford Lardner (who was the groom’s father) to a fine ranch of 140 acres, the consideration being little more than nominal." [Placer Argus, Auburn, Thursday, 2-25-1886]
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Sarah Elizabeth [Naramore] Lardner on
24 Feb 1886 Penryn, Placer, Caifornia.
Find A Grave contributor Kathie
Their suggestion:
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If interested, here's the wedding article...
"Lardner-Naramore—Nicholas Biddle Lardner, a younger brother of ex-District Attorney Lardner, was married yesterday at Penryn to Miss Sarah E. Naramore of that place. The wedding took place at the residence of the bride’s parents in the presence of the relatives of the high contracting parties, no outsiders being present. Rev. N. R. Peck tied the nuptial knot in his best style. Congratulations having been showered upon the newly-wedded pair, all present partook of a very excellent breakfast, after which the happy young couple very modestly betook themselves to their comfortable new home hard by instead of going on a wedding tour. A number of elegant and valuable presents were given them by their friends; also a deed by the heirs of the late Lynford Lardner (who was the groom’s father) to a fine ranch of 140 acres, the consideration being little more than nominal." [Placer Argus, Auburn, Thursday, 2-25-1886]
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He married:
Sarah Elizabeth [Naramore] Lardner on
24 Feb 1886 Penryn, Placer, Caifornia.
Find A Grave contributor Kathie
Their suggestion:
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If interested, here's the wedding article...
"Lardner-Naramore—Nicholas Biddle Lardner, a younger brother of ex-District Attorney Lardner, was married yesterday at Penryn to Miss Sarah E. Naramore of that place. The wedding took place at the residence of the bride’s parents in the presence of the relatives of the high contracting parties, no outsiders being present. Rev. N. R. Peck tied the nuptial knot in his best style. Congratulations having been showered upon the newly-wedded pair, all present partook of a very excellent breakfast, after which the happy young couple very modestly betook themselves to their comfortable new home hard by instead of going on a wedding tour. A number of elegant and valuable presents were given them by their friends; also a deed by the heirs of the late Lynford Lardner (who was the groom’s father) to a fine ranch of 140 acres, the consideration being little more than nominal." [Placer Argus, Auburn, Thursday, 2-25-1886]
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Sarah Elizabeth [Naramore] Lardner on
24 Feb 1886 Penryn, Placer, Caifornia.
Find A Grave contributor Kathie
Their suggestion:
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If interested, here's the wedding article...
"Lardner-Naramore—Nicholas Biddle Lardner, a younger brother of ex-District Attorney Lardner, was married yesterday at Penryn to Miss Sarah E. Naramore of that place. The wedding took place at the residence of the bride’s parents in the presence of the relatives of the high contracting parties, no outsiders being present. Rev. N. R. Peck tied the nuptial knot in his best style. Congratulations having been showered upon the newly-wedded pair, all present partook of a very excellent breakfast, after which the happy young couple very modestly betook themselves to their comfortable new home hard by instead of going on a wedding tour. A number of elegant and valuable presents were given them by their friends; also a deed by the heirs of the late Lynford Lardner (who was the groom’s father) to a fine ranch of 140 acres, the consideration being little more than nominal." [Placer Argus, Auburn, Thursday, 2-25-1886]
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