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[[Image:Mamie-on-Farm.jpg|right|thumb|400px|Ellen Elizabeth Wainwright (Ladner). | [[Image:Mamie-on-Farm.jpg|right|thumb|400px|Ellen Elizabeth Wainwright (Ladner). Her grandchildren knew her as Mammy.]] | ||
Ellen Elizabeth Wainwright was born August 24, 1894, to [[George Henry Wainwright]] and [[Rose Bourgeois]]. She married [[Sylvan (Jack) Ladner]] on May 29, 1912. They had four children: [[Hester Ladner|Hester]], [[Lillian Ladner|Lillian]], [[Rose Mary Ladner|Rose Mary]] and [[Kenneth Lavern Ladner|Kenneth Lavern]]. | Ellen Elizabeth Wainwright was born August 24, 1894, to [[George Henry Wainwright]] and [[Rose Bourgeois]]. She married [[Sylvan (Jack) Ladner]] on May 29, 1912. They had four children: [[Hester Ladner|Hester]], [[Lillian Ladner|Lillian]], [[Rose Mary Ladner|Rose Mary]] and [[Kenneth Lavern Ladner|Kenneth Lavern]]. | ||
Ellen was the Relief Society President of the Bayou La Croix branch for many years. She is mentioned many times in a booklet called [[Society of Sisters Waveland Ward]]. | |||
The 1950 census shows Ellen and Sylvan living in Bayou La Croix across the street from Ellen's father, [[George Henry Wainwright]]. | |||
A notable event in Sylvan and Lillian's life was their 50th wedding anniversary. They celebrated on May 22nd, 1962. The newspaper carried a short article describing the event: | A notable event in Sylvan and Lillian's life was their 50th wedding anniversary. They celebrated on May 22nd, 1962. The newspaper carried a short article describing the event: | ||
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"'''Celebrate Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary. Sunday, May 22.''' Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan (Jack) Ladner celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday, May 27th with open house at home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sones. A large wedding cake centered the table which was trimmed with white and yellow blossoms. Mr. and Mrs. Ladner have two children, Mrs. Sones of Bayou La Croix and Hester Ladner of Bay St. Louis. They have 16 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. A large number of relatives and friends attended the celebration. | "'''Celebrate Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary. Sunday, May 22.''' Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan (Jack) Ladner celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday, May 27th with open house at home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sones. A large wedding cake centered the table which was trimmed with white and yellow blossoms. Mr. and Mrs. Ladner have two children, Mrs. Sones of Bayou La Croix and Hester Ladner of Bay St. Louis. They have 16 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. A large number of relatives and friends attended the celebration. | ||
Later in life Ellen was known as Mammy. She died at 9:20 am on Monday, July 16, 1969, at Gulfport Memorial Hospital. | |||
==Photographs== | ==Photographs== | ||
[[Image:Two_Scrapbook_Photos_with_Names.jpg|thumb|400px|Ellen is on the far left in the top photo.]] | [[Image:mame(with bow) and family.jpg|left|thumb|400px|Ellen Elizabeth Wainwright (left) with her mother, [[Rose Bourgeois]] (right) and two children.]] | ||
[[Image:Bay la croix RS Laura Ellen Kati Lillian.jpg|thumb|400px|Members of the Bayou La Croix Relief Society. [[Laura Agnes Wainwright]], [[Ellen Elizabeth Wainwright]], Kati, and [[Lillian Ladner]].]] | [[Image:Two_Scrapbook_Photos_with_Names.jpg|left|thumb|400px|Ellen is on the far left in the top photo.]] | ||
[[Image:Group in front of manor 1942.jpg|thumb|400px|Back: [[David Hyrum Wainwright]], [[George Henry Wainwright]], [[Earl Anthony Sones]]. Middle: [[Ellen Elizabeth Wainwright]], [[Bertha Mae Ladner]], [[Laura Agnes Wainwright]], [[Jean Ladner]], (Young Child) Veda, and three other people who are washed out and unidentified. Next row: [[Dalton Sones]], Elaine (with her head down), Erma, Yvonne, [[Rose Mary Ladner]], and an unknown girl on the right. Two boys in the very front: Melvin and Merle.]] | [[Image:Bay la croix RS Laura Ellen Kati Lillian.jpg|left|thumb|400px|Members of the Bayou La Croix Relief Society. [[Laura Agnes Wainwright]], [[Ellen Elizabeth Wainwright]], Kati, and [[Lillian Ladner]].]] | ||
[[Image:Group in front of manor 1942.jpg|left|thumb|400px|Back: [[David Hyrum Wainwright]], [[George Henry Wainwright]], [[Earl Anthony Sones]]. Middle: [[Ellen Elizabeth Wainwright]], [[Bertha Mae Ladner]], [[Laura Agnes Wainwright]], [[Jean Ladner]], (Young Child) Veda, and three other people who are washed out and unidentified. Next row: [[Dalton Sones]], Elaine (with her head down), Erma, Yvonne, [[Rose Mary Ladner]], and an unknown girl on the right. Two boys in the very front: Melvin and Merle.]] | |||
[[Image:Papa mama 5 27 61.jpg|thumb|400px|[[Sylvan (Jack) Ladner]] and [[Ellen Elizabeth Wainwright]] at their 50th wedding anniversary party.]] | [[Image:Papa mama 5 27 61.jpg|thumb|left|400px|[[Sylvan (Jack) Ladner]] and [[Ellen Elizabeth Wainwright]] at their 50th wedding anniversary party.]] | ||
[[Image:Sylvan_Ellen_Ladner_Headstones.jpg|thumb|400px|Headstones of [[Sylvan (Jack) Ladner]] and [[Ellen Elizabeth Wainwright]] in the Bayou LaCroix Cemetery.]] | [[Image:Sylvan_Ellen_Ladner_Headstones.jpg|left|thumb|400px|Headstones of [[Sylvan (Jack) Ladner]] and [[Ellen Elizabeth Wainwright]] in the Bayou LaCroix Cemetery.]] | ||
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==Documents== | ==Documents== | ||
[[Image:1940 Census Sylvan Ladner.jpeg|thumb|left|400px|1940 Census showing Sylvan (Jack) Ladner, his wife Ellen, and their son, Hester, in Bayou La Croix, Mississippi.]] | |||
[[Image:1950 Census Bayou La Croix 2.jpeg|thumb|left|400px|1950 census showing Sylvan and Ellen Ladner.]] | |||
[[Image:Sylvan Ladner 50th anniversary clip.jpg|thumb|left|400px|Anniversary newspaper clipping.]] | [[Image:Sylvan Ladner 50th anniversary clip.jpg|thumb|left|400px|Anniversary newspaper clipping.]] | ||
[[Image:Mammy Obituary.jpg|thumb|left|400px|Obituary for Ellen Elizabeth Wainwright.]] | |||
Latest revision as of 11:54, 26 March 2023
Ellen Elizabeth Wainwright was born August 24, 1894, to George Henry Wainwright and Rose Bourgeois. She married Sylvan (Jack) Ladner on May 29, 1912. They had four children: Hester, Lillian, Rose Mary and Kenneth Lavern.
Ellen was the Relief Society President of the Bayou La Croix branch for many years. She is mentioned many times in a booklet called Society of Sisters Waveland Ward.
The 1950 census shows Ellen and Sylvan living in Bayou La Croix across the street from Ellen's father, George Henry Wainwright.
A notable event in Sylvan and Lillian's life was their 50th wedding anniversary. They celebrated on May 22nd, 1962. The newspaper carried a short article describing the event:
"Celebrate Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary. Sunday, May 22. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan (Jack) Ladner celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Sunday, May 27th with open house at home of their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Sones. A large wedding cake centered the table which was trimmed with white and yellow blossoms. Mr. and Mrs. Ladner have two children, Mrs. Sones of Bayou La Croix and Hester Ladner of Bay St. Louis. They have 16 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. A large number of relatives and friends attended the celebration.
Later in life Ellen was known as Mammy. She died at 9:20 am on Monday, July 16, 1969, at Gulfport Memorial Hospital.
Photographs
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Ellen Elizabeth Wainwright (left) with her mother, Rose Bourgeois (right) and two children.
Members of the Bayou La Croix Relief Society. Laura Agnes Wainwright, Ellen Elizabeth Wainwright, Kati, and Lillian Ladner.
Back: David Hyrum Wainwright, George Henry Wainwright, Earl Anthony Sones. Middle: Ellen Elizabeth Wainwright, Bertha Mae Ladner, Laura Agnes Wainwright, Jean Ladner, (Young Child) Veda, and three other people who are washed out and unidentified. Next row: Dalton Sones, Elaine (with her head down), Erma, Yvonne, Rose Mary Ladner, and an unknown girl on the right. Two boys in the very front: Melvin and Merle.
