Mary Ann was born in Kane County, Illinois. 5 years later, the place where she lived became part of Kendall County. She was there with her father and siblings on the 1850 census.
On 25 February 1851, she was married to Jesse Smith. They immediately left for Madison County, Iowa with her father and siblings.
In 1856, Jesse and Mary Ann appear on the Iowa state census along with their two daughters.
Mary Ann died sometime before June 1858 when Jesse married again. Iowa was not recording deaths and burials at that time, and there is no tombstone to be found.
On 25 February 1851, she was married to Jesse Smith. They immediately left for Madison County, Iowa with her father and siblings.
In 1856, Jesse and Mary Ann appear on the Iowa state census along with their two daughters.
Mary Ann died sometime before June 1858 when Jesse married again. Iowa was not recording deaths and burials at that time, and there is no tombstone to be found.
Mary Ann was born in Kane County, Illinois. 5 years later, the place where she lived became part of Kendall County. She was there with her father and siblings on the 1850 census.
On 25 February 1851, she was married to Jesse Smith. They immediately left for Madison County, Iowa with her father and siblings.
In 1856, Jesse and Mary Ann appear on the Iowa state census along with their two daughters.
Mary Ann died sometime before June 1858 when Jesse married again. Iowa was not recording deaths and burials at that time, and there is no tombstone to be found.
On 25 February 1851, she was married to Jesse Smith. They immediately left for Madison County, Iowa with her father and siblings.
In 1856, Jesse and Mary Ann appear on the Iowa state census along with their two daughters.
Mary Ann died sometime before June 1858 when Jesse married again. Iowa was not recording deaths and burials at that time, and there is no tombstone to be found.
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