Mary married in her late teens, and left Oshawa, Minnesota and spent her entire life in Texas. Mary never saw any of her brothers and sisters again, except Susie who visited her in 1923.
Mary was a resident of Dallas more than 50 years. She was employed by the Dallas Park Department for 22 years. Mary was a member of Westminster Presbyterian Church in Dallas. She died at the home of her daughter Mrs. J. O. Gee in North Hollywood, Los Angeles, CA, on September 10, 1939. She was buried in Oakland Cemetery, Dallas.
Mary was a resident of Dallas more than 50 years. She was employed by the Dallas Park Department for 22 years. Mary was a member of Westminster Presbyterian Church in Dallas. She died at the home of her daughter Mrs. J. O. Gee in North Hollywood, Los Angeles, CA, on September 10, 1939. She was buried in Oakland Cemetery, Dallas.
Mary married in her late teens, and left Oshawa, Minnesota and spent her entire life in Texas. Mary never saw any of her brothers and sisters again, except Susie who visited her in 1923.
Mary was a resident of Dallas more than 50 years. She was employed by the Dallas Park Department for 22 years. Mary was a member of Westminster Presbyterian Church in Dallas. She died at the home of her daughter Mrs. J. O. Gee in North Hollywood, Los Angeles, CA, on September 10, 1939. She was buried in Oakland Cemetery, Dallas.
Mary was a resident of Dallas more than 50 years. She was employed by the Dallas Park Department for 22 years. Mary was a member of Westminster Presbyterian Church in Dallas. She died at the home of her daughter Mrs. J. O. Gee in North Hollywood, Los Angeles, CA, on September 10, 1939. She was buried in Oakland Cemetery, Dallas.
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