Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Emma P. Marcy Raymond (1839–1913) was an American composer of operetta, songs and piano music.She was born in 1839 in Hartford, Connecticut (some sources say March 6 and others the 16th, 1856, in New York, but this would appear to be erroneous), the oldest daughter of Dr. Erastus Egerton Marcy (1815–1900) and Emeline Babcock Kilbourn Marcy (1818-1904), whose father was Henry Kilbourn of Hartford. Her father was a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania and later a homeopathic specialist, who apparently lived for many years on Fifth Avenue on the site opposite Tiffany's. In 1850 he published a book called The Homeopathic Theory and Practice of Medicine. Her sister Nina Marcy (1854-1910), married a lawyer called Ernest G. Stedman.Her uncle was General Randolph D. Marcy, an 1832 graduate of West Point, and her obituary in The New York Times (8 November 1913) says she was a cousin to Mrs George B. McClennan, presumably Ellen Mary Marcy (1836–1915), the wife of General George Brinton McClellan (1826–1885), the father of the New York mayor of the same name (1865–1940).She married 26 October 1860 Captain Edward A. Raymond (born in New York 1835, died around 1880; she had no children with him).She later lived in an apartment in the Ansonia, 2109 Broadway between West 73rd and West 74th Streets in New York.She was buried in the Green Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn, New York."@en }
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- Emma_Marcy_Raymond abstract "Emma P. Marcy Raymond (1839–1913) was an American composer of operetta, songs and piano music.She was born in 1839 in Hartford, Connecticut (some sources say March 6 and others the 16th, 1856, in New York, but this would appear to be erroneous), the oldest daughter of Dr. Erastus Egerton Marcy (1815–1900) and Emeline Babcock Kilbourn Marcy (1818-1904), whose father was Henry Kilbourn of Hartford. Her father was a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania and later a homeopathic specialist, who apparently lived for many years on Fifth Avenue on the site opposite Tiffany's. In 1850 he published a book called The Homeopathic Theory and Practice of Medicine. Her sister Nina Marcy (1854-1910), married a lawyer called Ernest G. Stedman.Her uncle was General Randolph D. Marcy, an 1832 graduate of West Point, and her obituary in The New York Times (8 November 1913) says she was a cousin to Mrs George B. McClennan, presumably Ellen Mary Marcy (1836–1915), the wife of General George Brinton McClellan (1826–1885), the father of the New York mayor of the same name (1865–1940).She married 26 October 1860 Captain Edward A. Raymond (born in New York 1835, died around 1880; she had no children with him).She later lived in an apartment in the Ansonia, 2109 Broadway between West 73rd and West 74th Streets in New York.She was buried in the Green Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn, New York.".
- Q5372900 abstract "Emma P. Marcy Raymond (1839–1913) was an American composer of operetta, songs and piano music.She was born in 1839 in Hartford, Connecticut (some sources say March 6 and others the 16th, 1856, in New York, but this would appear to be erroneous), the oldest daughter of Dr. Erastus Egerton Marcy (1815–1900) and Emeline Babcock Kilbourn Marcy (1818-1904), whose father was Henry Kilbourn of Hartford. Her father was a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania and later a homeopathic specialist, who apparently lived for many years on Fifth Avenue on the site opposite Tiffany's. In 1850 he published a book called The Homeopathic Theory and Practice of Medicine. Her sister Nina Marcy (1854-1910), married a lawyer called Ernest G. Stedman.Her uncle was General Randolph D. Marcy, an 1832 graduate of West Point, and her obituary in The New York Times (8 November 1913) says she was a cousin to Mrs George B. McClennan, presumably Ellen Mary Marcy (1836–1915), the wife of General George Brinton McClellan (1826–1885), the father of the New York mayor of the same name (1865–1940).She married 26 October 1860 Captain Edward A. Raymond (born in New York 1835, died around 1880; she had no children with him).She later lived in an apartment in the Ansonia, 2109 Broadway between West 73rd and West 74th Streets in New York.She was buried in the Green Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn, New York.".