She married Matthias Ulmer, of Thomaston, in 1837; she married James Moody, of Belfast, in 1844. According to James' obituary in 1891, the couple lived in Appleton then a few years at Ingraham's Corner, where Mary presumably died.
According to the Rockland Courier-Gazette of June 4, 1869, she was the wife of James L. Moody and was aged 48 years at time of her death. She died in West Camden, which became West Rockport. Note her gravestone is likely more accurate stating her age as 53 at time of death.
According to the Rockland Courier-Gazette of June 4, 1869, she was the wife of James L. Moody and was aged 48 years at time of her death. She died in West Camden, which became West Rockport. Note her gravestone is likely more accurate stating her age as 53 at time of death.
She married Matthias Ulmer, of Thomaston, in 1837; she married James Moody, of Belfast, in 1844. According to James' obituary in 1891, the couple lived in Appleton then a few years at Ingraham's Corner, where Mary presumably died.
According to the Rockland Courier-Gazette of June 4, 1869, she was the wife of James L. Moody and was aged 48 years at time of her death. She died in West Camden, which became West Rockport. Note her gravestone is likely more accurate stating her age as 53 at time of death.
According to the Rockland Courier-Gazette of June 4, 1869, she was the wife of James L. Moody and was aged 48 years at time of her death. She died in West Camden, which became West Rockport. Note her gravestone is likely more accurate stating her age as 53 at time of death.
Inscription
MARY A.
WIFE OF
James L. Moody
May 24, 1869
AE. 53 y's. 7 m's.
"Theres not an hour of day or dreaming night
But I'm with thee, not a wind but whispers
Of thy name and not a flower that sleeps
Beneath the moon, but in its hues or fragrance
Tells of thee."
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