The Headstone birth date is wrong. Maria is the 3rd child of James and Jane Daughtery Scully. Her mother and 2 brothers, died before 1856 in Ohio. Buried in an unknown location. Her dad married Mary Castello they had 10 children.
Maria is the 3rd child of James and Jane Doughtery Scully. Her mother and 2 brothers, died before 1856 in Ohio. Buried in an unknown location. Her dad married Mary Castello they had 10 children.
Maria married Samuel Wood on 24 May 1866. They had at least 5 children. She married Robert G. Benson on 23 Oct 1880 they had one child. She then married Lorenzo Dixon Ray and 31 Dec 1901.
Maria is the 3rd child of James and Jane Doughtery Scully. Her mother and 2 brothers, died before 1856 in Ohio. Buried in an unknown location. Her dad married Mary Castello they had 10 children.
Maria married Samuel Wood on 24 May 1866. They had at least 5 children. She married Robert G. Benson on 23 Oct 1880 they had one child. She then married Lorenzo Dixon Ray and 31 Dec 1901.
The Headstone birth date is wrong. Maria is the 3rd child of James and Jane Daughtery Scully. Her mother and 2 brothers, died before 1856 in Ohio. Buried in an unknown location. Her dad married Mary Castello they had 10 children.
Maria is the 3rd child of James and Jane Doughtery Scully. Her mother and 2 brothers, died before 1856 in Ohio. Buried in an unknown location. Her dad married Mary Castello they had 10 children.
Maria married Samuel Wood on 24 May 1866. They had at least 5 children. She married Robert G. Benson on 23 Oct 1880 they had one child. She then married Lorenzo Dixon Ray and 31 Dec 1901.
Maria is the 3rd child of James and Jane Doughtery Scully. Her mother and 2 brothers, died before 1856 in Ohio. Buried in an unknown location. Her dad married Mary Castello they had 10 children.
Maria married Samuel Wood on 24 May 1866. They had at least 5 children. She married Robert G. Benson on 23 Oct 1880 they had one child. She then married Lorenzo Dixon Ray and 31 Dec 1901.
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