According to her Washington State death record, Maria was the daughter of Horace and Harriett Smith.
Obit: White River Journal, Jan. 4, 1912, p-1
"ANOTHER PIONEER IS CALLED ON
Mrs. Thos. M. Alvord, Resident Here for Fifty Years, Died Yesterday
(First paragraph was cut out of microfilm copy and is hard to read)
...The Alvord family was one of the earliest settlers of the valley...been one of the most prominent families here...
Obit: White River Journal, Jan. 4, 1912, p-1
"ANOTHER PIONEER IS CALLED ON
Mrs. Thos. M. Alvord, Resident Here for Fifty Years, Died Yesterday
(First paragraph was cut out of microfilm copy and is hard to read)
...The Alvord family was one of the earliest settlers of the valley...been one of the most prominent families here...
According to her Washington State death record, Maria was the daughter of Horace and Harriett Smith.
Obit: White River Journal, Jan. 4, 1912, p-1
"ANOTHER PIONEER IS CALLED ON
Mrs. Thos. M. Alvord, Resident Here for Fifty Years, Died Yesterday
(First paragraph was cut out of microfilm copy and is hard to read)
...The Alvord family was one of the earliest settlers of the valley...been one of the most prominent families here...
Obit: White River Journal, Jan. 4, 1912, p-1
"ANOTHER PIONEER IS CALLED ON
Mrs. Thos. M. Alvord, Resident Here for Fifty Years, Died Yesterday
(First paragraph was cut out of microfilm copy and is hard to read)
...The Alvord family was one of the earliest settlers of the valley...been one of the most prominent families here...
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