Marie Mayo was the wife of J.E. Mayo, and had four daughters. Their Mayo ranch was East of Markleeville, on the East Carson River.
Her headstone is one of the few remaining markers still visible at the Markleeville Cemetery. The marker says, "Good wife, good mother, sweet be thy slumber." She died of lockjaw at the age of 39.
Her headstone is one of the few remaining markers still visible at the Markleeville Cemetery. The marker says, "Good wife, good mother, sweet be thy slumber." She died of lockjaw at the age of 39.
Marie Mayo was the wife of J.E. Mayo, and had four daughters. Their Mayo ranch was East of Markleeville, on the East Carson River.
Her headstone is one of the few remaining markers still visible at the Markleeville Cemetery. The marker says, "Good wife, good mother, sweet be thy slumber." She died of lockjaw at the age of 39.
Her headstone is one of the few remaining markers still visible at the Markleeville Cemetery. The marker says, "Good wife, good mother, sweet be thy slumber." She died of lockjaw at the age of 39.
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