Elsie Thalimer Sanderson Bard, known throughout her adult life as Sydney, and her husband Darsie Campbell Bard were the parents of Betty MacDonald, the author of "The Egg and I."
Their children were:
Mary Ten Eyck Bard Jensen ~ 1904 - 1970
Anne Elizabeth Campbell "Betty" Bard MacDonald ~ 1907 - 1958
( Betty MacDonald )
Sydney Cleveland Bard ~ 1908 - 1980
Sylvia Remsen Bard ~ 1912 - 1913
Dorothea Darsie "Dede" Bard Goldsmith ~ 1915 - 1994
Alison Cleveland Bard Sugia Beck Burnett ~ 1920 - 2009
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In 1900 the Sandersons were living on Newbury Street, Boston. She had a younger brother, Jim Sanderson, and Darsie Bard, a student at Harvard, applied to be Jim's mathematical tutor. Elsie was an artist who loved to draw. She studied at the Eric Pape School of Art in Boston as one of his first students. Fellow students were painters N.C. Wyeth and Gordon Grant. Later she became a dress designer for a couturier after he saw some paper doll costumes she had made for young friends. Elsie and Darsie married quietly on December 15, 1902 at St. Andrew's Church in Boston. Their first home was in Butte, Montana. Source: the book Betty MacDonald by Anne Wellman,
Contributor: Nicki (48160551)
Their children were:
Mary Ten Eyck Bard Jensen ~ 1904 - 1970
Anne Elizabeth Campbell "Betty" Bard MacDonald ~ 1907 - 1958
( Betty MacDonald )
Sydney Cleveland Bard ~ 1908 - 1980
Sylvia Remsen Bard ~ 1912 - 1913
Dorothea Darsie "Dede" Bard Goldsmith ~ 1915 - 1994
Alison Cleveland Bard Sugia Beck Burnett ~ 1920 - 2009
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In 1900 the Sandersons were living on Newbury Street, Boston. She had a younger brother, Jim Sanderson, and Darsie Bard, a student at Harvard, applied to be Jim's mathematical tutor. Elsie was an artist who loved to draw. She studied at the Eric Pape School of Art in Boston as one of his first students. Fellow students were painters N.C. Wyeth and Gordon Grant. Later she became a dress designer for a couturier after he saw some paper doll costumes she had made for young friends. Elsie and Darsie married quietly on December 15, 1902 at St. Andrew's Church in Boston. Their first home was in Butte, Montana. Source: the book Betty MacDonald by Anne Wellman,
Contributor: Nicki (48160551)
Elsie Thalimer Sanderson Bard, known throughout her adult life as Sydney, and her husband Darsie Campbell Bard were the parents of Betty MacDonald, the author of "The Egg and I."
Their children were:
Mary Ten Eyck Bard Jensen ~ 1904 - 1970
Anne Elizabeth Campbell "Betty" Bard MacDonald ~ 1907 - 1958
( Betty MacDonald )
Sydney Cleveland Bard ~ 1908 - 1980
Sylvia Remsen Bard ~ 1912 - 1913
Dorothea Darsie "Dede" Bard Goldsmith ~ 1915 - 1994
Alison Cleveland Bard Sugia Beck Burnett ~ 1920 - 2009
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In 1900 the Sandersons were living on Newbury Street, Boston. She had a younger brother, Jim Sanderson, and Darsie Bard, a student at Harvard, applied to be Jim's mathematical tutor. Elsie was an artist who loved to draw. She studied at the Eric Pape School of Art in Boston as one of his first students. Fellow students were painters N.C. Wyeth and Gordon Grant. Later she became a dress designer for a couturier after he saw some paper doll costumes she had made for young friends. Elsie and Darsie married quietly on December 15, 1902 at St. Andrew's Church in Boston. Their first home was in Butte, Montana. Source: the book Betty MacDonald by Anne Wellman,
Contributor: Nicki (48160551)
Their children were:
Mary Ten Eyck Bard Jensen ~ 1904 - 1970
Anne Elizabeth Campbell "Betty" Bard MacDonald ~ 1907 - 1958
( Betty MacDonald )
Sydney Cleveland Bard ~ 1908 - 1980
Sylvia Remsen Bard ~ 1912 - 1913
Dorothea Darsie "Dede" Bard Goldsmith ~ 1915 - 1994
Alison Cleveland Bard Sugia Beck Burnett ~ 1920 - 2009
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
In 1900 the Sandersons were living on Newbury Street, Boston. She had a younger brother, Jim Sanderson, and Darsie Bard, a student at Harvard, applied to be Jim's mathematical tutor. Elsie was an artist who loved to draw. She studied at the Eric Pape School of Art in Boston as one of his first students. Fellow students were painters N.C. Wyeth and Gordon Grant. Later she became a dress designer for a couturier after he saw some paper doll costumes she had made for young friends. Elsie and Darsie married quietly on December 15, 1902 at St. Andrew's Church in Boston. Their first home was in Butte, Montana. Source: the book Betty MacDonald by Anne Wellman,
Contributor: Nicki (48160551)
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