Daughter of Andrew Leslie and Mary Ann Backus Doyle.
Her father immigrated to the US from Ireland and her mother was born in Massachusetts.
Mary Jane married Henry Patrick Horan in 1874.
Their children were Rose, Joseph, May, Harry, Catherine, Bessie, Thomas, Lyda, Ella, and William.
Several of her children are also buried in Forest Lawn.
Her husband passed away in 1908.
Her son Harry Patrick died of Spanish Flu while in route to join the Army for WWI. He was one of several soldiers to pass away on that train of the flu in Deming, New Mexico.
Her father immigrated to the US from Ireland and her mother was born in Massachusetts.
Mary Jane married Henry Patrick Horan in 1874.
Their children were Rose, Joseph, May, Harry, Catherine, Bessie, Thomas, Lyda, Ella, and William.
Several of her children are also buried in Forest Lawn.
Her husband passed away in 1908.
Her son Harry Patrick died of Spanish Flu while in route to join the Army for WWI. He was one of several soldiers to pass away on that train of the flu in Deming, New Mexico.
Daughter of Andrew Leslie and Mary Ann Backus Doyle.
Her father immigrated to the US from Ireland and her mother was born in Massachusetts.
Mary Jane married Henry Patrick Horan in 1874.
Their children were Rose, Joseph, May, Harry, Catherine, Bessie, Thomas, Lyda, Ella, and William.
Several of her children are also buried in Forest Lawn.
Her husband passed away in 1908.
Her son Harry Patrick died of Spanish Flu while in route to join the Army for WWI. He was one of several soldiers to pass away on that train of the flu in Deming, New Mexico.
Her father immigrated to the US from Ireland and her mother was born in Massachusetts.
Mary Jane married Henry Patrick Horan in 1874.
Their children were Rose, Joseph, May, Harry, Catherine, Bessie, Thomas, Lyda, Ella, and William.
Several of her children are also buried in Forest Lawn.
Her husband passed away in 1908.
Her son Harry Patrick died of Spanish Flu while in route to join the Army for WWI. He was one of several soldiers to pass away on that train of the flu in Deming, New Mexico.
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