Malvina (Gardner) Keteltas (1810-1894)

Mrs. Malvina (Gardner) Keteltas

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She was the daughter of John Gardner (d.1817), "possessed of a large real and personal estate in the City of New York," and the sister of the Comtesse de Dion. She and her sister inherited the pier at Corlears Hook (which they sold to the city for $230,000) as well as other property on the north side of Beaver Street.

Spouse (1)

Eugene Keteltas

Property Owner, of 37 St. Mark's Place, New York City

1802-1876

Children (10)

Henrietta (Keteltas) Smith

Mrs. Henrietta (Keteltas) Smith

1829-1858

Jane Keteltas

Died in Infancy

1832-1833

Mary Keteltas

of 37 St. Mark's Place, New York City; died unmarried

1834-1895

Eugene Keteltas

Died in Infancy

1836-1837

Col. Henry Keteltas

Civil War Veteran, of 37 St. Mark's Place, New York City; died unmarried

1838-1896

Alice Keteltas

of 37 St. Mark's Place & 9 East 79th Street New York City; died unmarried

1840-1918

Eugene Moulton Keteltas

of New York City & Newport, R.I., died unmarried

1843-1886

Philip Keteltas

Declared Mentally Incompetent, died unmarried

1843-1909

John Gardner Keteltas

Declared Mentally Incompetent, died unmarried

1846-1909

Edith (Keteltas) Wetmore

Mrs. Edith Malvina (Keteltas) Wetmore

1848-1927

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Gilded Age