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From The Newburgh (NY) Telegram, of Saturday, Nov. 23, 1907:
Engagement of Former Balmville Girl
In New York, the engagement is announced of Miss Nannie Van Nostrand Marvin and Cary Selden rodman, both originally of Brooklyn. Mr. Rocman's present home is at 160 East 36th Street, Manhattan, and Miss Marvin's but a few blocks away. Brooklyn Life in a recent issue has aptly and newsily pictured the personality and the forbears of this engaged couple, and what it says is so authoritative that it is well worth reproducing here.
"Miss Marvin is the elder of the two daughters of the late Dr. and Mrs. George Marvin, and a grand-daughter of the late John J. Van Nostrand, who was one of the most substantial Brooklyn men of his day. The late Mrs. Marvin and her two daughters left Brooklyn soon after the death of Mr. Van Nostrand, with whom they lived, and took up their residence in Manhattan. Since the death of their mother several years ago, the sisters have continued to maintain their home together at 133 East 39th Street, though they have traveled abroad a great deal and spent much time in Newburgh, which is the home of their aunt, Mrs. James A. Powell Ramsdell, who was Miss Fanny Van Nostrand, and was celebrated both in Brooklyn and New York society for her witty repartee and clever sayings. Miss Marvin and her fiance have been intimate friends from childhood, as they were near friends when the Rodmans and van Nostrands lived in South Brooklyn. Mr. Rodman is a well-known architect, a graduate of Columbia '91, and a member of the University Club. He is an uncle, by the way, of Mrs. Electus D. Litchfield - Elizabeth B. Rodman - whose marriage took place in Stockbridge, Massachusetts, last July, and who is a daughter of Mrs. Thomas H. Rodman, Jr."
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From The Newburgh (NY) Daily Jounal of March 12, 1908:
Rodman-Marvin wedding in New York next Monday
Carl Selden Rodman, whose marriage to Miss Nannie Van Nostrand Marvin will take place at the home of the bride, 133 East 39th Street, New York, on Monday, gave his bachelor dinner Wednesday night at the University Club.
Among those present were Charles Butler, who is to be best man; Randolph Rodman, cousin of the bridegroom-elect; Bertram H. Borden, Abram B. Baylis, Franklin C. Butler, and Dr. Arthur S. Vosburgh, the ushers, and Theodore E. Blake, Samuel C. Herriman, and Frank L. Stott.
The wedding of Mr. Rodman and Miss Marvin will take place at 3:30 o'clock on Monday afternoon. The Rev. William T. Crocker, rector of the Church of the Epiphany, will officiate.
Miss Elizabeth V. N. Marvin and Miss Elsie F. Rodman, the latter a sister of the bridegroom, will be the two bridesmaids. James A Powel Ramsdell of Newburgh, New York, an uncle of the bride, will give her in marriage.
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From the New York Daily Tribune, of Tuesday, March 17, 1908:
Miss Nannie Van Nostrand Marvin, daughter of the late Dr. and Mrs. George Howard Marvin, was married yesterday afternoon at her home in East 25th Street to Cary Selden Rodman. The Rev. W. T. Crocker performed the ceremony in the presence of only relatives and a fe intimate friends. The bride wore a gown of white satin, trimmed with point lace, and her veil was also of point lace. Miss Elizabeth Van Nostrand Marvin, a sister of the bride, and Miss Elsie F. Rodman, the bridesgroom's sister, were the bridesmaids. Their gowns were of white lace. Charles Butler was the best man and Franklin Crosby Butler, Bertram H. Borden, Abraham E. Baylis, William K. Greene, Randolph Rodman, and Dr. Arthur S. Vosburg were the ushers. A reception followed the ceremony. The newly married couple will sail for Europe the latter part of the month, and will travel in France and Italy.
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Nannie Van Nostrand Rodman's Timeline
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December 8, 1870
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Brooklyn, Kings County, New York, United States
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| 1909 |
February 19, 1909
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New York City, New York County, New York, United States
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May 24, 1910
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New York, United States
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