The reason I believe she died about 1869 is because of the following deed entry (Mary is listed as wife):
Jan 30 1869 Deed Book Vol. 41 pg 386 Daniel N. Beal and Mary his wife, Saltlick Twp., Fayette County, for $57.50 to Daniel G. Beal property in Greenville Twp. belonging to Nicholas Beal. 200 acres.
She has not been located in the 1870 census.
I think she's probably buried in Salt Lick Twp.
Jan 30 1869 Deed Book Vol. 41 pg 386 Daniel N. Beal and Mary his wife, Saltlick Twp., Fayette County, for $57.50 to Daniel G. Beal property in Greenville Twp. belonging to Nicholas Beal. 200 acres.
She has not been located in the 1870 census.
I think she's probably buried in Salt Lick Twp.
The reason I believe she died about 1869 is because of the following deed entry (Mary is listed as wife):
Jan 30 1869 Deed Book Vol. 41 pg 386 Daniel N. Beal and Mary his wife, Saltlick Twp., Fayette County, for $57.50 to Daniel G. Beal property in Greenville Twp. belonging to Nicholas Beal. 200 acres.
She has not been located in the 1870 census.
I think she's probably buried in Salt Lick Twp.
Jan 30 1869 Deed Book Vol. 41 pg 386 Daniel N. Beal and Mary his wife, Saltlick Twp., Fayette County, for $57.50 to Daniel G. Beal property in Greenville Twp. belonging to Nicholas Beal. 200 acres.
She has not been located in the 1870 census.
I think she's probably buried in Salt Lick Twp.
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