She was educated at the Albany Female Academy in Albany, New York. She married Joseph Frederick Stone on 16 June 1852 in Stockbridge, Massachusetts. She was a noted author, having won honors for her writings and scholarship.
She was very distraught after the death of her husband, with left her with an infant son. It was affecting her health and her brother, Cyrus, took her, along with his wife, by sailing vessel, to Paris to cheer her up. She, however, died the night of their arrival. It was probably due to a stroke of some type caused by her depression.
She was very distraught after the death of her husband, with left her with an infant son. It was affecting her health and her brother, Cyrus, took her, along with his wife, by sailing vessel, to Paris to cheer her up. She, however, died the night of their arrival. It was probably due to a stroke of some type caused by her depression.
She was educated at the Albany Female Academy in Albany, New York. She married Joseph Frederick Stone on 16 June 1852 in Stockbridge, Massachusetts. She was a noted author, having won honors for her writings and scholarship.
She was very distraught after the death of her husband, with left her with an infant son. It was affecting her health and her brother, Cyrus, took her, along with his wife, by sailing vessel, to Paris to cheer her up. She, however, died the night of their arrival. It was probably due to a stroke of some type caused by her depression.
She was very distraught after the death of her husband, with left her with an infant son. It was affecting her health and her brother, Cyrus, took her, along with his wife, by sailing vessel, to Paris to cheer her up. She, however, died the night of their arrival. It was probably due to a stroke of some type caused by her depression.
Inscription
Mary E. Field
wife of
Joseph F. Stone
born at
Stockbridge
Sept 7, 1823
died at Paris,
France
Oct 22, 1856
In my father's
house are many
mansions.
I go to prepare
a place for you.
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