Mary Hepburn was born on May 1, 1822 in Pennsylvania to Samuel Hepburn and Ann Clay. She was the wife of Levi Mackey.
The Sunbury American and Shamokin Journal, July 3, 1847, p. 3.
Married.
On the 22 ult, by the Rev. S. C. Hepburn, L. A. Mackey, Esq, of Lock Haven, to Miss Mary Hepburn, of Milton.
The Muncy Luminary and Lycoming County Advertiser, Muncy, PA, Tue., Dec. 7, 1869, p. 3.
Mrs. Mary H. Mackey, wife of L. A. Mackey, Esq., of Lock Haven, was presented with a solid silver tea service, on Thursday the 36th ult., being the fiftieth anniversary of her husbands birth. The gift was made by personal friends of Mr. Mackey, in Clinton county, and was ?empted by their respect for that gentleman.
Mary died on Jan. 22, 1907 at Lock Haven, PA. She was 84 years, 8 months and 22 days old, widowed, and lived at 201 E Water St. Mary was buried in the Highland Cemetery on the 24th.
The Clinton Democrat, Clinton County, PA., Thur., Jan. 24, 1907.
Mrs. L. A. Mackey Called to Her Heavenly Home.
A long and beautiful life on earth is ended.
She came of a family noted for good deeds and was one of this city's early pioneers.
Mrs. Mary Hepburn Mackey, in years past one of the most prominent women of Lock Haven in charitable and religious work, died Tuesday p.m. at 4:45 o'clock at the home of Dr. and Mrs. F. P. Ball, with whom she resided for the past 18 years, of infirmities incident to one of her advanced age. Up until two weeks ago Mrs. Mackey was able to be about the house, but since that time she has been confined to her bed, and gradually grew weaker until she peacefully passed away Tuesday morning.
Deceased was the widow of the late Hon. L. A. Mackey, for many years one of Lock Haven's foremost citizens, who died February 8, 189. As is well known by our older citizens, he was engaged in the banking business, was president of the B.E.V. railroad and represented this district in congress. He was a friend of the poor and delighted to give of his means to ameliorate their sufferings and with the co-operation of his beloved wife who has followed him to the other shore, the necessities of life and good cheer were brought to many homes during winter and especially Christmas time.
Mrs. Mackey's maiden name was Mary Hepburn. She was born at Milton, May 1, 1822, and would therefore have been 85 years of age May 1, of this year. She comes of a distinguished family, who were known for their philanthropy and religious zeal.
Mrs. Mackey had resided in Lock Haven since 1847. Very few of our citizens, indeed, are still living who were here at that early period. Mrs. Mackey was not only one of the oldest residents of the city, but was a member of Great Island Presbyterian church longer than any other member. She was a true Christian woman all her life and in the years gone by devoted much of her time in the Master's cause.
Deceased is survived by two daughters, Mrs. F. P. Ball and Mrs. J. H. Hayes, and by one brother, Dr. J. C. Hepburn of East Orange, N.J., who for many years was a missionary to Japan, and now at the advanced age of 94 years, is witnessing the grand ? is of the work in the island empire, in which he aided to such large extent.
Many friends and townspeople this afternoon paid a last tribute of respect to the late Mrs. L. A. Mackey, by attending the funeral rites, which were conducted at 2 o'clock at the residence of Dr. and Mrs. F. B. Ball, East Water street, by Great Island Presbyterian church. The casket bearers were Wilson Kistler, Dr. R. B. Watson, Ross W. Barrows, Joseph Grafius, J. B. Lesher, and Sidney D. Furst. Interment was made in Highland cemetery and was private.
Highland Cemetery
HAYES ANNIE H. 1848 1931 [Correct death year is 1930]
HAYES L. MACKEY 1872 1926 Mason
HAYES JOSEPH H. 1841 1920 GAR
MACKEY L. A. 1820 1889
MACKEY MARY HEPBURN 1822 1907 w/o L. A. Mackey
McClure Edwin, d 1-17-1890, 64 year
McClure Louisa Hepburn, born 3-7-1828, died 4-7-1906, w/o Edwin
Hepburn Samuel, Esq, born 11-5-1782, died 10-16-1865
Hepburn Ann Clay, born 3-16-1788, died 12-5-1865, w/o Samuel H.
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Her parents:
Clinton County PA Wills (ATTACHED PHOTO)
Hepburn Samuel, Lock Haven, Will Book A, p. 309, written March 1, 1865.
1. Wanted house and property for wife and daughter Jane.
2. Wanted wife to have his stocks in Lock Haven Bank.
3. Executors to sell real estate including home, if Jane does not want it, and to be divided among his children (not named), except these advances made, Curtis $2,000, Hannah Maria $3,000
4 Surviving daughters of deceased daughter Emma Brown, viz: Annie and Gertrude $2,000 each.
5 Son-in-law James Pollock and Levi Mackey to be Executors.
Clinton County PA Orphans Court Index
Hepburn Ann, Lock Haven, File No. 421, Adm. Edward C McClure, file date 1-12-1866.
The Sunbury American and Shamokin Journal, July 3, 1847, p. 3.
Married.
On the 22 ult, by the Rev. S. C. Hepburn, L. A. Mackey, Esq, of Lock Haven, to Miss Mary Hepburn, of Milton.
The Muncy Luminary and Lycoming County Advertiser, Muncy, PA, Tue., Dec. 7, 1869, p. 3.
Mrs. Mary H. Mackey, wife of L. A. Mackey, Esq., of Lock Haven, was presented with a solid silver tea service, on Thursday the 36th ult., being the fiftieth anniversary of her husbands birth. The gift was made by personal friends of Mr. Mackey, in Clinton county, and was ?empted by their respect for that gentleman.
Mary died on Jan. 22, 1907 at Lock Haven, PA. She was 84 years, 8 months and 22 days old, widowed, and lived at 201 E Water St. Mary was buried in the Highland Cemetery on the 24th.
The Clinton Democrat, Clinton County, PA., Thur., Jan. 24, 1907.
Mrs. L. A. Mackey Called to Her Heavenly Home.
A long and beautiful life on earth is ended.
She came of a family noted for good deeds and was one of this city's early pioneers.
Mrs. Mary Hepburn Mackey, in years past one of the most prominent women of Lock Haven in charitable and religious work, died Tuesday p.m. at 4:45 o'clock at the home of Dr. and Mrs. F. P. Ball, with whom she resided for the past 18 years, of infirmities incident to one of her advanced age. Up until two weeks ago Mrs. Mackey was able to be about the house, but since that time she has been confined to her bed, and gradually grew weaker until she peacefully passed away Tuesday morning.
Deceased was the widow of the late Hon. L. A. Mackey, for many years one of Lock Haven's foremost citizens, who died February 8, 189. As is well known by our older citizens, he was engaged in the banking business, was president of the B.E.V. railroad and represented this district in congress. He was a friend of the poor and delighted to give of his means to ameliorate their sufferings and with the co-operation of his beloved wife who has followed him to the other shore, the necessities of life and good cheer were brought to many homes during winter and especially Christmas time.
Mrs. Mackey's maiden name was Mary Hepburn. She was born at Milton, May 1, 1822, and would therefore have been 85 years of age May 1, of this year. She comes of a distinguished family, who were known for their philanthropy and religious zeal.
Mrs. Mackey had resided in Lock Haven since 1847. Very few of our citizens, indeed, are still living who were here at that early period. Mrs. Mackey was not only one of the oldest residents of the city, but was a member of Great Island Presbyterian church longer than any other member. She was a true Christian woman all her life and in the years gone by devoted much of her time in the Master's cause.
Deceased is survived by two daughters, Mrs. F. P. Ball and Mrs. J. H. Hayes, and by one brother, Dr. J. C. Hepburn of East Orange, N.J., who for many years was a missionary to Japan, and now at the advanced age of 94 years, is witnessing the grand ? is of the work in the island empire, in which he aided to such large extent.
Many friends and townspeople this afternoon paid a last tribute of respect to the late Mrs. L. A. Mackey, by attending the funeral rites, which were conducted at 2 o'clock at the residence of Dr. and Mrs. F. B. Ball, East Water street, by Great Island Presbyterian church. The casket bearers were Wilson Kistler, Dr. R. B. Watson, Ross W. Barrows, Joseph Grafius, J. B. Lesher, and Sidney D. Furst. Interment was made in Highland cemetery and was private.
Highland Cemetery
HAYES ANNIE H. 1848 1931 [Correct death year is 1930]
HAYES L. MACKEY 1872 1926 Mason
HAYES JOSEPH H. 1841 1920 GAR
MACKEY L. A. 1820 1889
MACKEY MARY HEPBURN 1822 1907 w/o L. A. Mackey
McClure Edwin, d 1-17-1890, 64 year
McClure Louisa Hepburn, born 3-7-1828, died 4-7-1906, w/o Edwin
Hepburn Samuel, Esq, born 11-5-1782, died 10-16-1865
Hepburn Ann Clay, born 3-16-1788, died 12-5-1865, w/o Samuel H.
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Her parents:
Clinton County PA Wills (ATTACHED PHOTO)
Hepburn Samuel, Lock Haven, Will Book A, p. 309, written March 1, 1865.
1. Wanted house and property for wife and daughter Jane.
2. Wanted wife to have his stocks in Lock Haven Bank.
3. Executors to sell real estate including home, if Jane does not want it, and to be divided among his children (not named), except these advances made, Curtis $2,000, Hannah Maria $3,000
4 Surviving daughters of deceased daughter Emma Brown, viz: Annie and Gertrude $2,000 each.
5 Son-in-law James Pollock and Levi Mackey to be Executors.
Clinton County PA Orphans Court Index
Hepburn Ann, Lock Haven, File No. 421, Adm. Edward C McClure, file date 1-12-1866.
Mary Hepburn was born on May 1, 1822 in Pennsylvania to Samuel Hepburn and Ann Clay. She was the wife of Levi Mackey.
The Sunbury American and Shamokin Journal, July 3, 1847, p. 3.
Married.
On the 22 ult, by the Rev. S. C. Hepburn, L. A. Mackey, Esq, of Lock Haven, to Miss Mary Hepburn, of Milton.
The Muncy Luminary and Lycoming County Advertiser, Muncy, PA, Tue., Dec. 7, 1869, p. 3.
Mrs. Mary H. Mackey, wife of L. A. Mackey, Esq., of Lock Haven, was presented with a solid silver tea service, on Thursday the 36th ult., being the fiftieth anniversary of her husbands birth. The gift was made by personal friends of Mr. Mackey, in Clinton county, and was ?empted by their respect for that gentleman.
Mary died on Jan. 22, 1907 at Lock Haven, PA. She was 84 years, 8 months and 22 days old, widowed, and lived at 201 E Water St. Mary was buried in the Highland Cemetery on the 24th.
The Clinton Democrat, Clinton County, PA., Thur., Jan. 24, 1907.
Mrs. L. A. Mackey Called to Her Heavenly Home.
A long and beautiful life on earth is ended.
She came of a family noted for good deeds and was one of this city's early pioneers.
Mrs. Mary Hepburn Mackey, in years past one of the most prominent women of Lock Haven in charitable and religious work, died Tuesday p.m. at 4:45 o'clock at the home of Dr. and Mrs. F. P. Ball, with whom she resided for the past 18 years, of infirmities incident to one of her advanced age. Up until two weeks ago Mrs. Mackey was able to be about the house, but since that time she has been confined to her bed, and gradually grew weaker until she peacefully passed away Tuesday morning.
Deceased was the widow of the late Hon. L. A. Mackey, for many years one of Lock Haven's foremost citizens, who died February 8, 189. As is well known by our older citizens, he was engaged in the banking business, was president of the B.E.V. railroad and represented this district in congress. He was a friend of the poor and delighted to give of his means to ameliorate their sufferings and with the co-operation of his beloved wife who has followed him to the other shore, the necessities of life and good cheer were brought to many homes during winter and especially Christmas time.
Mrs. Mackey's maiden name was Mary Hepburn. She was born at Milton, May 1, 1822, and would therefore have been 85 years of age May 1, of this year. She comes of a distinguished family, who were known for their philanthropy and religious zeal.
Mrs. Mackey had resided in Lock Haven since 1847. Very few of our citizens, indeed, are still living who were here at that early period. Mrs. Mackey was not only one of the oldest residents of the city, but was a member of Great Island Presbyterian church longer than any other member. She was a true Christian woman all her life and in the years gone by devoted much of her time in the Master's cause.
Deceased is survived by two daughters, Mrs. F. P. Ball and Mrs. J. H. Hayes, and by one brother, Dr. J. C. Hepburn of East Orange, N.J., who for many years was a missionary to Japan, and now at the advanced age of 94 years, is witnessing the grand ? is of the work in the island empire, in which he aided to such large extent.
Many friends and townspeople this afternoon paid a last tribute of respect to the late Mrs. L. A. Mackey, by attending the funeral rites, which were conducted at 2 o'clock at the residence of Dr. and Mrs. F. B. Ball, East Water street, by Great Island Presbyterian church. The casket bearers were Wilson Kistler, Dr. R. B. Watson, Ross W. Barrows, Joseph Grafius, J. B. Lesher, and Sidney D. Furst. Interment was made in Highland cemetery and was private.
Highland Cemetery
HAYES ANNIE H. 1848 1931 [Correct death year is 1930]
HAYES L. MACKEY 1872 1926 Mason
HAYES JOSEPH H. 1841 1920 GAR
MACKEY L. A. 1820 1889
MACKEY MARY HEPBURN 1822 1907 w/o L. A. Mackey
McClure Edwin, d 1-17-1890, 64 year
McClure Louisa Hepburn, born 3-7-1828, died 4-7-1906, w/o Edwin
Hepburn Samuel, Esq, born 11-5-1782, died 10-16-1865
Hepburn Ann Clay, born 3-16-1788, died 12-5-1865, w/o Samuel H.
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Her parents:
Clinton County PA Wills (ATTACHED PHOTO)
Hepburn Samuel, Lock Haven, Will Book A, p. 309, written March 1, 1865.
1. Wanted house and property for wife and daughter Jane.
2. Wanted wife to have his stocks in Lock Haven Bank.
3. Executors to sell real estate including home, if Jane does not want it, and to be divided among his children (not named), except these advances made, Curtis $2,000, Hannah Maria $3,000
4 Surviving daughters of deceased daughter Emma Brown, viz: Annie and Gertrude $2,000 each.
5 Son-in-law James Pollock and Levi Mackey to be Executors.
Clinton County PA Orphans Court Index
Hepburn Ann, Lock Haven, File No. 421, Adm. Edward C McClure, file date 1-12-1866.
The Sunbury American and Shamokin Journal, July 3, 1847, p. 3.
Married.
On the 22 ult, by the Rev. S. C. Hepburn, L. A. Mackey, Esq, of Lock Haven, to Miss Mary Hepburn, of Milton.
The Muncy Luminary and Lycoming County Advertiser, Muncy, PA, Tue., Dec. 7, 1869, p. 3.
Mrs. Mary H. Mackey, wife of L. A. Mackey, Esq., of Lock Haven, was presented with a solid silver tea service, on Thursday the 36th ult., being the fiftieth anniversary of her husbands birth. The gift was made by personal friends of Mr. Mackey, in Clinton county, and was ?empted by their respect for that gentleman.
Mary died on Jan. 22, 1907 at Lock Haven, PA. She was 84 years, 8 months and 22 days old, widowed, and lived at 201 E Water St. Mary was buried in the Highland Cemetery on the 24th.
The Clinton Democrat, Clinton County, PA., Thur., Jan. 24, 1907.
Mrs. L. A. Mackey Called to Her Heavenly Home.
A long and beautiful life on earth is ended.
She came of a family noted for good deeds and was one of this city's early pioneers.
Mrs. Mary Hepburn Mackey, in years past one of the most prominent women of Lock Haven in charitable and religious work, died Tuesday p.m. at 4:45 o'clock at the home of Dr. and Mrs. F. P. Ball, with whom she resided for the past 18 years, of infirmities incident to one of her advanced age. Up until two weeks ago Mrs. Mackey was able to be about the house, but since that time she has been confined to her bed, and gradually grew weaker until she peacefully passed away Tuesday morning.
Deceased was the widow of the late Hon. L. A. Mackey, for many years one of Lock Haven's foremost citizens, who died February 8, 189. As is well known by our older citizens, he was engaged in the banking business, was president of the B.E.V. railroad and represented this district in congress. He was a friend of the poor and delighted to give of his means to ameliorate their sufferings and with the co-operation of his beloved wife who has followed him to the other shore, the necessities of life and good cheer were brought to many homes during winter and especially Christmas time.
Mrs. Mackey's maiden name was Mary Hepburn. She was born at Milton, May 1, 1822, and would therefore have been 85 years of age May 1, of this year. She comes of a distinguished family, who were known for their philanthropy and religious zeal.
Mrs. Mackey had resided in Lock Haven since 1847. Very few of our citizens, indeed, are still living who were here at that early period. Mrs. Mackey was not only one of the oldest residents of the city, but was a member of Great Island Presbyterian church longer than any other member. She was a true Christian woman all her life and in the years gone by devoted much of her time in the Master's cause.
Deceased is survived by two daughters, Mrs. F. P. Ball and Mrs. J. H. Hayes, and by one brother, Dr. J. C. Hepburn of East Orange, N.J., who for many years was a missionary to Japan, and now at the advanced age of 94 years, is witnessing the grand ? is of the work in the island empire, in which he aided to such large extent.
Many friends and townspeople this afternoon paid a last tribute of respect to the late Mrs. L. A. Mackey, by attending the funeral rites, which were conducted at 2 o'clock at the residence of Dr. and Mrs. F. B. Ball, East Water street, by Great Island Presbyterian church. The casket bearers were Wilson Kistler, Dr. R. B. Watson, Ross W. Barrows, Joseph Grafius, J. B. Lesher, and Sidney D. Furst. Interment was made in Highland cemetery and was private.
Highland Cemetery
HAYES ANNIE H. 1848 1931 [Correct death year is 1930]
HAYES L. MACKEY 1872 1926 Mason
HAYES JOSEPH H. 1841 1920 GAR
MACKEY L. A. 1820 1889
MACKEY MARY HEPBURN 1822 1907 w/o L. A. Mackey
McClure Edwin, d 1-17-1890, 64 year
McClure Louisa Hepburn, born 3-7-1828, died 4-7-1906, w/o Edwin
Hepburn Samuel, Esq, born 11-5-1782, died 10-16-1865
Hepburn Ann Clay, born 3-16-1788, died 12-5-1865, w/o Samuel H.
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Her parents:
Clinton County PA Wills (ATTACHED PHOTO)
Hepburn Samuel, Lock Haven, Will Book A, p. 309, written March 1, 1865.
1. Wanted house and property for wife and daughter Jane.
2. Wanted wife to have his stocks in Lock Haven Bank.
3. Executors to sell real estate including home, if Jane does not want it, and to be divided among his children (not named), except these advances made, Curtis $2,000, Hannah Maria $3,000
4 Surviving daughters of deceased daughter Emma Brown, viz: Annie and Gertrude $2,000 each.
5 Son-in-law James Pollock and Levi Mackey to be Executors.
Clinton County PA Orphans Court Index
Hepburn Ann, Lock Haven, File No. 421, Adm. Edward C McClure, file date 1-12-1866.
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