Daughter of Jacob and Hettie McWatt Lepley, she was the widow of Pvt. David Getz. She was born in Beaver Township of Union County before the county split into Union and Snyder Counties.
David and Mary had nine children. [Unaccounted below are Mary M. Getz (b.~1847) and Robert Getz (b.~1859).]
It appears from census records that the widowed Mary Getz had another child in 1872, Loemma Getz (1880 census), a.k.a. Luemma Warner, (1900 census) by a boarder, Samuel Warner. It does not appear that she and Warner ever married.
David and Mary had nine children. [Unaccounted below are Mary M. Getz (b.~1847) and Robert Getz (b.~1859).]
It appears from census records that the widowed Mary Getz had another child in 1872, Loemma Getz (1880 census), a.k.a. Luemma Warner, (1900 census) by a boarder, Samuel Warner. It does not appear that she and Warner ever married.
Daughter of Jacob and Hettie McWatt Lepley, she was the widow of Pvt. David Getz. She was born in Beaver Township of Union County before the county split into Union and Snyder Counties.
David and Mary had nine children. [Unaccounted below are Mary M. Getz (b.~1847) and Robert Getz (b.~1859).]
It appears from census records that the widowed Mary Getz had another child in 1872, Loemma Getz (1880 census), a.k.a. Luemma Warner, (1900 census) by a boarder, Samuel Warner. It does not appear that she and Warner ever married.
David and Mary had nine children. [Unaccounted below are Mary M. Getz (b.~1847) and Robert Getz (b.~1859).]
It appears from census records that the widowed Mary Getz had another child in 1872, Loemma Getz (1880 census), a.k.a. Luemma Warner, (1900 census) by a boarder, Samuel Warner. It does not appear that she and Warner ever married.
Gravesite Details
The G.A.R. marker here is probably placed by mistake as husband David is buried elsewhere.
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