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Mary Jane <I>Meginness</I> Laub

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Mary Jane Meginness Laub

Birth
Pennsylvania, USA
Death
28 Nov 1872 (aged 41)
Saint George, Washington County, Utah, USA
Burial
Saint George, Washington County, Utah, USA
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Mary Jane was an excellent woman, and endured the trials and vicissitudes of a pioneer life with fortitude and Christian resignation. In personal appearance she scarcely rose to the average height of women. She had luxuriant black hair, dark eyes, and a fair complexion, with plump rosey cheeks and was considered a very handsome woman. She raised a large family, but the hardships of a life on the plains and the desert, coupled with her onerous domestic duties, undermined her rugged constitution, and she died at the comparatively early age of forty-one, and was buried at her desert home, far from kindred and friends.
Written by her brother John Franklin Meginness in his book The Family of Magennis 1891
Mary Jane was an excellent woman, and endured the trials and vicissitudes of a pioneer life with fortitude and Christian resignation. In personal appearance she scarcely rose to the average height of women. She had luxuriant black hair, dark eyes, and a fair complexion, with plump rosey cheeks and was considered a very handsome woman. She raised a large family, but the hardships of a life on the plains and the desert, coupled with her onerous domestic duties, undermined her rugged constitution, and she died at the comparatively early age of forty-one, and was buried at her desert home, far from kindred and friends.
Written by her brother John Franklin Meginness in his book The Family of Magennis 1891

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