Mary was the daughter of William and Indiola (?) Scott. Her siblings were Martha and Charlotte Scott.
Mary E. Scott married Chi M. Waggoner on 17 Aug 1910 in Wabash Co., Indiana. Chi was the superintendant of schools at Princeton, Indiana.
Their domestic troubles led her to suicide. At the young age of just 29 she swallowed poison at the home of her mother in La Fontaine, Wabash Co., Indiana.
Chi married again a year after Mary died and he is buried with his second wife, Helen (Medcalf) Waggoner, in a different cemetery.
Mary E. Scott married Chi M. Waggoner on 17 Aug 1910 in Wabash Co., Indiana. Chi was the superintendant of schools at Princeton, Indiana.
Their domestic troubles led her to suicide. At the young age of just 29 she swallowed poison at the home of her mother in La Fontaine, Wabash Co., Indiana.
Chi married again a year after Mary died and he is buried with his second wife, Helen (Medcalf) Waggoner, in a different cemetery.
Mary was the daughter of William and Indiola (?) Scott. Her siblings were Martha and Charlotte Scott.
Mary E. Scott married Chi M. Waggoner on 17 Aug 1910 in Wabash Co., Indiana. Chi was the superintendant of schools at Princeton, Indiana.
Their domestic troubles led her to suicide. At the young age of just 29 she swallowed poison at the home of her mother in La Fontaine, Wabash Co., Indiana.
Chi married again a year after Mary died and he is buried with his second wife, Helen (Medcalf) Waggoner, in a different cemetery.
Mary E. Scott married Chi M. Waggoner on 17 Aug 1910 in Wabash Co., Indiana. Chi was the superintendant of schools at Princeton, Indiana.
Their domestic troubles led her to suicide. At the young age of just 29 she swallowed poison at the home of her mother in La Fontaine, Wabash Co., Indiana.
Chi married again a year after Mary died and he is buried with his second wife, Helen (Medcalf) Waggoner, in a different cemetery.
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