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Princess Evelyne <I>Bryant</I> Colonna Di Stigliano

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Princess Evelyne Bryant Colonna Di Stigliano

Birth
Downieville, Sierra County, California, USA
Death
29 Mar 1919 (aged 57)
Santa Margherita Ligure, Città Metropolitana di Genova, Liguria, Italy
Burial
Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, USA Add to Map
Plot
Section 125, Lot 29275, Mackay Mausoleum
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Evelyn Julie Bryant-Mackay (1861-1919), the adopted daughter of entrepreneur John Mackay, who made a tremendous fortune discovering silver mines in Nevada. Evelyn was born in Downieville in California and later moved to Europe. In 1885 in Paris she married the Neapolitan Ferdinando Colonna di Stigliano (1858-1926), who came from an old Italian aristocratic family. The marriage produced three children: Andrea (1885-1943), Bianca (1887-1944) and Marcantonio (1889-1921). Like many aristocrats of the Belle Époque attracted by the mild climate and natural beauty of the Ligurian coast, Evelyn Colonna spent many years in Santa Margherita Ligure, where she ultimately died in 1919. She was president of the Italian Red Cross. During the First World War, she devoted herself with dedication and generous donations to the construction of a hospital in Santa Margherita Ligure.
Evelyn Julie Bryant-Mackay (1861-1919), the adopted daughter of entrepreneur John Mackay, who made a tremendous fortune discovering silver mines in Nevada. Evelyn was born in Downieville in California and later moved to Europe. In 1885 in Paris she married the Neapolitan Ferdinando Colonna di Stigliano (1858-1926), who came from an old Italian aristocratic family. The marriage produced three children: Andrea (1885-1943), Bianca (1887-1944) and Marcantonio (1889-1921). Like many aristocrats of the Belle Époque attracted by the mild climate and natural beauty of the Ligurian coast, Evelyn Colonna spent many years in Santa Margherita Ligure, where she ultimately died in 1919. She was president of the Italian Red Cross. During the First World War, she devoted herself with dedication and generous donations to the construction of a hospital in Santa Margherita Ligure.


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