| Marie Aglace Marion Petitpain |
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| Wedding Announcement Mrs. Marie C. Petitpain announces the marriage of her daughter Marion to Mr. Philip Maack Hart on Friday, the twenty eight of May one thousand nine hundred and twenty six Brooklyn, New York |
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| Passenger Record 1923 Marion A. Petitpain - US Citizen - September 28, 1923 Age: 28 Gender F Marital Status: S ship Esperanza, Veracruz, Mexico |
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| New York & Cuba sons Shipbuilders ESPERANZA Built by William Cramp & Sons Shipbuilders, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1901. 4,702 gross tons; 341 (bp) feet long; 47 feet wide. Steam triple expansion engines, twin screw. Service speed 16 knots. 194 passengers (86 first class, 60 second class, 48 third class).Two masts and two funnels. Built for New York & Cuba Mail Steamship Co., in 1901 and named Esperanza. New York-Cuba via Ward Line service. Lost by stranding off Mexico during January of 1923. |
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| \Marion Graton Immigration Card |
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| Marion Petitpain Graton Circa 1954 |
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| Article in New York Tribune, 5 Mar 1922 |
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