Cissie Caudeiron
Mabel Alice "Cissie" Caudeiron (20 December 1909 – 1968)
Biography
Born Mabel Boyd into what was considered one of Dominica's elite families, she was known as "Cissie" from childhood. She attended the Convent High School, where she was "involved in plays and concerts and later composed many Creole songs highly influenced by the beguines of Martinique."[2]
In 1938, she married French engineer Jean-Albert Caudeiron, and they moved to Venezuela, where she raised her family.
She was the mother of Daniel Caudeiron, teacher, artist, writer, and broadcaster.[4]
References
- ^ Honychurch, Lennox, "Edward Le Blanc, Mabel 'Cissie' Caudeiron and the creation of Creole Nationalism in Dominica", lennoxhonychurch.com.
- ^ "Mabel "Cissie" Caudeiron". Division of Culture. Government of the Commonwealth of Dominica. Retrieved 15 April 2023.
- ^ a b Honychurch, Lennox (19 May 2009). "Edward Le Blanc, Mabel 'Cissie' Caudieron and the Creation of Creole Nationalism in Dominica". montraykreyol.org. Retrieved 15 April 2023.
- ^ Henry, Steinberg (11 July 2015). "Daniel & Cissy Caudeiron, Alwin Bully et al (A precious Summer Drift)". Retrieved 15 April 2023.