Margaret Sheridan (writer)

Margaret Sheridan, Comtesse de Renéville (1912-1980) was a British writer who wrote under the name Mary Motley. Sheridan was daughter of sculptress Clare Sheridan.

Life

Her father, Wilfred Sheridan was killed at the Battle of Loos on 25 September 1915. A sister died in infancy. She accompanied her mother to live in America in her early years.

Sheridan spent some time in Biskra, Algeria, where, in 1937, her brother Richard died of appendicitis, aged twenty-one, and she travelled extensively in the Saharan region. In 1935 she married Comte Guy de Renéville, an officer in the French army, and later Chef de Cabinet Militaire to the Governor General of French Equatorial Africa.

She wrote autobiographies about her time in Algeria and the French Congo. Her mother died in 1970 and she inherited her copyrights. When Sheridan died in 1980 it is believed that her mothers and her own copyrights had no heir.[1]

Bibliography
  • 'Devils in Waiting' (1959)
  • 'Morning Glory' (1961)
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See also

    References
    1. Contact for Clare Sheridan 1885-1970, UTexas, Retrieved 3 October 2016


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