Mary C. Martineau

Biography

Mary Clark Martineau was born November 25, 1889 in Benson, Utah to Cyrus Edward and Sarah Jane Dunn Clark. She married Howard Nephi Martineau on September 29, 1910 in the Logan, Utah LDS temple. In 1918 Mary graduated from Brigham Young College in Logan. They moved to Idaho where she taught elementary school for 13 years. She was an author and has several of her works published. She was active in the LDS church and was stake relief society president for 15 years.

Also Known As

Mary Clark Martineau

Religion

LDS

Connection to Mormonism

LDS (member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints)

Spouse

Howard Nephi Martineau

Birth Date

1889-11-25

Birth Place

Benson, Utah

Death Date

1966-12-05

Education

Brigham Young College

Affiliations

Pocatello Literary Club

Gender

Female

Roles

Author

Language

English

8 Works by Mary C. Martineau

Title	Role	Year	Genre
The Summer Kitchen	Author	1953	Short Story
The Fried Shirt	Author	1953	Short Story
Their Pictures	Author	1954	Short Story
"To Be or Not to Be" or Cats in the Home	Author		Short Story
Grandma's Responsibility	Author	1955	Short Story
Broken Toys	Author	1941	Poetry
My Husband	Author	1927	Poetry
Lindbergh	Author	1927	Poetry

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Mary C. Martineau

8 Works by Mary C. Martineau