Mary Frances Stuart Aspden was born May 27, 1903 in Detroit Michigan to William Johnston Stuart and Margaret McGroty or McGuire. She married James Ralph Aspden on November 25, 1931 in Detroit Michigan they were married 27 years. They had four children James Anthony Aspden, Mary Aspden, William Henry Aspden and their beloved daughter who died at the age of 5 in 1950 Margaret Ellen Aspden. James Anthony Aspden and his wife blessed Mary with two grandsons James Ralph Aspden and John Aspden. James Anthony Aspden also blessed Mary with two daughters. Mary was also blessed by her daughter Mary with three more grandsons Mark Anthony, Terry Joseph, Todd Alexander and grandaughter Mary Ellen Banach. Grandma Mary Frances enjoyed her family and her grandchildren. Mary Ellen told me she was very funny and enjoyed having family around. Mary also said that our grandmother is buried next to her daughter and son William. I am not sure of the plot number yet but will be calling to find out.
Mary Frances Stuart Aspden was born May 27, 1903 in Detroit Michigan to William Johnston Stuart and Margaret McGroty or McGuire. She married James Ralph Aspden on November 25, 1931 in Detroit Michigan they were married 27 years. They had four children James Anthony Aspden, Mary Aspden, William Henry Aspden and their beloved daughter who died at the age of 5 in 1950 Margaret Ellen Aspden. James Anthony Aspden and his wife blessed Mary with two grandsons James Ralph Aspden and John Aspden. James Anthony Aspden also blessed Mary with two daughters. Mary was also blessed by her daughter Mary with three more grandsons Mark Anthony, Terry Joseph, Todd Alexander and grandaughter Mary Ellen Banach. Grandma Mary Frances enjoyed her family and her grandchildren. Mary Ellen told me she was very funny and enjoyed having family around. Mary also said that our grandmother is buried next to her daughter and son William. I am not sure of the plot number yet but will be calling to find out.
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