Wife of Joseph Ashmead Clay, whom she married on March 12, 1835.
They had seven children.
1). Fletcher Clay (December 20, 1835-December 14, 1862). 1st Lieutenant, 145th Pennsylvania Infantry, Civil War. Killed at the Battle of Fredericksburg.
2). Alfred Lassaut Clay (1837-August 19, 1909). Corporal, Roberston's Battery, Pennsylvania Militia, Civil War.
3). Lewis Randolph Clay (December 4, 1839-June 30, 1841). Died in infancy.
4). Cecil Clay (February 13, 1842-September 23, 1907). Major, 58th Pennsylvania Infantry, Brevet Brigadier General, US Volunteers, Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient. Buried in Arlington National Cemetery.
5). William Vaux Clay (September 12, 1844-February 28, 1864).
6). Richard Wells Clay (March 18, 1847-March 6, 1897).
7). Edward Cook Clay (1852-September 1, 1906)
They had seven children.
1). Fletcher Clay (December 20, 1835-December 14, 1862). 1st Lieutenant, 145th Pennsylvania Infantry, Civil War. Killed at the Battle of Fredericksburg.
2). Alfred Lassaut Clay (1837-August 19, 1909). Corporal, Roberston's Battery, Pennsylvania Militia, Civil War.
3). Lewis Randolph Clay (December 4, 1839-June 30, 1841). Died in infancy.
4). Cecil Clay (February 13, 1842-September 23, 1907). Major, 58th Pennsylvania Infantry, Brevet Brigadier General, US Volunteers, Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient. Buried in Arlington National Cemetery.
5). William Vaux Clay (September 12, 1844-February 28, 1864).
6). Richard Wells Clay (March 18, 1847-March 6, 1897).
7). Edward Cook Clay (1852-September 1, 1906)
Wife of Joseph Ashmead Clay, whom she married on March 12, 1835.
They had seven children.
1). Fletcher Clay (December 20, 1835-December 14, 1862). 1st Lieutenant, 145th Pennsylvania Infantry, Civil War. Killed at the Battle of Fredericksburg.
2). Alfred Lassaut Clay (1837-August 19, 1909). Corporal, Roberston's Battery, Pennsylvania Militia, Civil War.
3). Lewis Randolph Clay (December 4, 1839-June 30, 1841). Died in infancy.
4). Cecil Clay (February 13, 1842-September 23, 1907). Major, 58th Pennsylvania Infantry, Brevet Brigadier General, US Volunteers, Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient. Buried in Arlington National Cemetery.
5). William Vaux Clay (September 12, 1844-February 28, 1864).
6). Richard Wells Clay (March 18, 1847-March 6, 1897).
7). Edward Cook Clay (1852-September 1, 1906)
They had seven children.
1). Fletcher Clay (December 20, 1835-December 14, 1862). 1st Lieutenant, 145th Pennsylvania Infantry, Civil War. Killed at the Battle of Fredericksburg.
2). Alfred Lassaut Clay (1837-August 19, 1909). Corporal, Roberston's Battery, Pennsylvania Militia, Civil War.
3). Lewis Randolph Clay (December 4, 1839-June 30, 1841). Died in infancy.
4). Cecil Clay (February 13, 1842-September 23, 1907). Major, 58th Pennsylvania Infantry, Brevet Brigadier General, US Volunteers, Congressional Medal of Honor Recipient. Buried in Arlington National Cemetery.
5). William Vaux Clay (September 12, 1844-February 28, 1864).
6). Richard Wells Clay (March 18, 1847-March 6, 1897).
7). Edward Cook Clay (1852-September 1, 1906)
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