Mary Lucena Loud was born and reared in Huntsburg, Ohio. Much of her early life was spent in the environment of Boston. She was married to Aaron F. Gay of Newton, Massachusetts, in 1866, and they made their temporary home in Detroit prior to going to Au Sable, Michigan where they remained ten or twelve years. Later they moved to Ann Arbor for the purpose of educating their son and two daughters.
Mrs. Gay had spent some time in Europe prior to moving to Ann Arbor, and later returned there for the further education of her children. In her later years, Mary (Loud) Gay made her home with her daughter, Edith (Gay) Bittinger and it was at their summer home she died in Duxbury, Ma., following a stroke that came a few days before. Had she lived until the end of the month, she would have been ninety-seven years old. Her daughter, Mary, lived to be over 105 years old.
Bio credit to C. Everett Loud's "300 Years of Louds in America" page 696.
Edited September 18, 2022
Mrs. Gay had spent some time in Europe prior to moving to Ann Arbor, and later returned there for the further education of her children. In her later years, Mary (Loud) Gay made her home with her daughter, Edith (Gay) Bittinger and it was at their summer home she died in Duxbury, Ma., following a stroke that came a few days before. Had she lived until the end of the month, she would have been ninety-seven years old. Her daughter, Mary, lived to be over 105 years old.
Bio credit to C. Everett Loud's "300 Years of Louds in America" page 696.
Edited September 18, 2022
Mary Lucena Loud was born and reared in Huntsburg, Ohio. Much of her early life was spent in the environment of Boston. She was married to Aaron F. Gay of Newton, Massachusetts, in 1866, and they made their temporary home in Detroit prior to going to Au Sable, Michigan where they remained ten or twelve years. Later they moved to Ann Arbor for the purpose of educating their son and two daughters.
Mrs. Gay had spent some time in Europe prior to moving to Ann Arbor, and later returned there for the further education of her children. In her later years, Mary (Loud) Gay made her home with her daughter, Edith (Gay) Bittinger and it was at their summer home she died in Duxbury, Ma., following a stroke that came a few days before. Had she lived until the end of the month, she would have been ninety-seven years old. Her daughter, Mary, lived to be over 105 years old.
Bio credit to C. Everett Loud's "300 Years of Louds in America" page 696.
Edited September 18, 2022
Mrs. Gay had spent some time in Europe prior to moving to Ann Arbor, and later returned there for the further education of her children. In her later years, Mary (Loud) Gay made her home with her daughter, Edith (Gay) Bittinger and it was at their summer home she died in Duxbury, Ma., following a stroke that came a few days before. Had she lived until the end of the month, she would have been ninety-seven years old. Her daughter, Mary, lived to be over 105 years old.
Bio credit to C. Everett Loud's "300 Years of Louds in America" page 696.
Edited September 18, 2022
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