Daughter of Calvin Mallory and Margaret Buckland.
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She never married.
In 1850 and 1860, she lived in the family of her sister Mabel, wife of Stearnes Marshall.
In 1870, she lived with the Charles Inman family in Hampton, NY, which is contiguous with Poultney, VT.
And in 1880, she had returned to Poultney and was living in the Stephen Scott household, identified as "mother." (She was not technically a "mother." She was Stephen's aunt-in-law, the aunt of his first wife, Lydia Marshall, daughter of Stearnes and Mabel (Mallary) Marshall ).
Persis died in Poultney, and I have no doubt that she was buried with her family in the East Poultney Cemetery where there are many unmarked burials and many broken & irrecoverable gravestones.
.
.
She never married.
In 1850 and 1860, she lived in the family of her sister Mabel, wife of Stearnes Marshall.
In 1870, she lived with the Charles Inman family in Hampton, NY, which is contiguous with Poultney, VT.
And in 1880, she had returned to Poultney and was living in the Stephen Scott household, identified as "mother." (She was not technically a "mother." She was Stephen's aunt-in-law, the aunt of his first wife, Lydia Marshall, daughter of Stearnes and Mabel (Mallary) Marshall ).
Persis died in Poultney, and I have no doubt that she was buried with her family in the East Poultney Cemetery where there are many unmarked burials and many broken & irrecoverable gravestones.
.
Daughter of Calvin Mallory and Margaret Buckland.
.
She never married.
In 1850 and 1860, she lived in the family of her sister Mabel, wife of Stearnes Marshall.
In 1870, she lived with the Charles Inman family in Hampton, NY, which is contiguous with Poultney, VT.
And in 1880, she had returned to Poultney and was living in the Stephen Scott household, identified as "mother." (She was not technically a "mother." She was Stephen's aunt-in-law, the aunt of his first wife, Lydia Marshall, daughter of Stearnes and Mabel (Mallary) Marshall ).
Persis died in Poultney, and I have no doubt that she was buried with her family in the East Poultney Cemetery where there are many unmarked burials and many broken & irrecoverable gravestones.
.
.
She never married.
In 1850 and 1860, she lived in the family of her sister Mabel, wife of Stearnes Marshall.
In 1870, she lived with the Charles Inman family in Hampton, NY, which is contiguous with Poultney, VT.
And in 1880, she had returned to Poultney and was living in the Stephen Scott household, identified as "mother." (She was not technically a "mother." She was Stephen's aunt-in-law, the aunt of his first wife, Lydia Marshall, daughter of Stearnes and Mabel (Mallary) Marshall ).
Persis died in Poultney, and I have no doubt that she was buried with her family in the East Poultney Cemetery where there are many unmarked burials and many broken & irrecoverable gravestones.
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