Mary Evelyn Parry is the daughter of John Parry and Martha "Patsy" Hanna. She married Robert Campbell McCluer.
William McClung Paxton's The Paxtons, 1903, says she is buried here with her husband.
SLN kindly sent me her obit from the ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY NEWS
February 24, 1888: "This estimable lady, whose serious illness was denoted last year, died on Wednesday morning, at the age of 72 years, at her old home, now the residence of Mr. Jos. S. Paxton (her son-in-law), near Fancy Hill. Mrs. McCluer was a daughter of John Parry, and sister of Matthew H. Parry. She leaves one son J. Parry McCluer, and six daughters who married respectively (Rev.) H.R. Laird, Rev. A.F. Laird, Mr. Samuel Gilmore, Rev. J.H. Gilmore, Mr. Joseph S. Paxton and Prof. D.E. Laird. She was buried on Thursday at the Falling Spring Cemetery. Mrs. McCluer was raised in Lexington."
William McClung Paxton's The Paxtons, 1903, says she is buried here with her husband.
SLN kindly sent me her obit from the ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY NEWS
February 24, 1888: "This estimable lady, whose serious illness was denoted last year, died on Wednesday morning, at the age of 72 years, at her old home, now the residence of Mr. Jos. S. Paxton (her son-in-law), near Fancy Hill. Mrs. McCluer was a daughter of John Parry, and sister of Matthew H. Parry. She leaves one son J. Parry McCluer, and six daughters who married respectively (Rev.) H.R. Laird, Rev. A.F. Laird, Mr. Samuel Gilmore, Rev. J.H. Gilmore, Mr. Joseph S. Paxton and Prof. D.E. Laird. She was buried on Thursday at the Falling Spring Cemetery. Mrs. McCluer was raised in Lexington."
Mary Evelyn Parry is the daughter of John Parry and Martha "Patsy" Hanna. She married Robert Campbell McCluer.
William McClung Paxton's The Paxtons, 1903, says she is buried here with her husband.
SLN kindly sent me her obit from the ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY NEWS
February 24, 1888: "This estimable lady, whose serious illness was denoted last year, died on Wednesday morning, at the age of 72 years, at her old home, now the residence of Mr. Jos. S. Paxton (her son-in-law), near Fancy Hill. Mrs. McCluer was a daughter of John Parry, and sister of Matthew H. Parry. She leaves one son J. Parry McCluer, and six daughters who married respectively (Rev.) H.R. Laird, Rev. A.F. Laird, Mr. Samuel Gilmore, Rev. J.H. Gilmore, Mr. Joseph S. Paxton and Prof. D.E. Laird. She was buried on Thursday at the Falling Spring Cemetery. Mrs. McCluer was raised in Lexington."
William McClung Paxton's The Paxtons, 1903, says she is buried here with her husband.
SLN kindly sent me her obit from the ROCKBRIDGE COUNTY NEWS
February 24, 1888: "This estimable lady, whose serious illness was denoted last year, died on Wednesday morning, at the age of 72 years, at her old home, now the residence of Mr. Jos. S. Paxton (her son-in-law), near Fancy Hill. Mrs. McCluer was a daughter of John Parry, and sister of Matthew H. Parry. She leaves one son J. Parry McCluer, and six daughters who married respectively (Rev.) H.R. Laird, Rev. A.F. Laird, Mr. Samuel Gilmore, Rev. J.H. Gilmore, Mr. Joseph S. Paxton and Prof. D.E. Laird. She was buried on Thursday at the Falling Spring Cemetery. Mrs. McCluer was raised in Lexington."
Inscription
SACRED
To the memory of
MARY EVELYN
Wife of
Robt. C. McCluer
Born
Oct. 4, 1816
Died
Feb 22, 1888
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