She was born in South Carolina.
In the 1850 census, she appears in Gilmer County, Georgia, with the following family members:
-James Reece, 30
-Mary Reece, 30
-James M Reece, 10
-William Reece, 7
-Andrew J Reece, 6
-Jefferson T Reece, 4
-John W Reece, 2
In the 1860 census, she appears in Dawson County, Georgia, with the following family members:
-James Reece, 39
-Mary Reece, 39
-James Reece, 19
-William Reece, 17
-Andrew Reece, 15
-Jefferson Reece, 13
-John Reece, 11
-Johnson Reece, 9
-Franklin Reece, 6
-Calvin Reece, 4
-Alfred Reece, 2
*Note: Alfred had a twin brother, Jesse, who did not survive infancy, and does not appear on any census records.
In the 1870 census, she appears in Round Prarie, Benton County, Arkansas, with the following family members:
-James Reece, 50
-Mary Reece, 49
-Frank Reece, 16
-Calvin Reece, 14
-Sarah Reece, 9
-Mary Reece, 6
After her husband's murder, she and her family returned to Georgia, where she remained for the rest of her life.
In the 1880 census, she appears in Gilmer County, Georgia, with the following family members:
-David P Goss, 20 (son-in-law)
-Mary E. Goss, 16 (daughter)
-Mary Reece, 60
In the 1900 census, she appears in Gilmer County, Georgia, living on her own.
-Mary Reece, 80
However, she is living next door to William Southern, probably a relative, and two houses away from Jefferson Reece, her son. This census noted that she could not read or write English, but could speak it. The census also states that she had 8 living children in 1900, and that she had 12 children total. Mary passed away in 1909 at the age of 88.
She was born in South Carolina.
In the 1850 census, she appears in Gilmer County, Georgia, with the following family members:
-James Reece, 30
-Mary Reece, 30
-James M Reece, 10
-William Reece, 7
-Andrew J Reece, 6
-Jefferson T Reece, 4
-John W Reece, 2
In the 1860 census, she appears in Dawson County, Georgia, with the following family members:
-James Reece, 39
-Mary Reece, 39
-James Reece, 19
-William Reece, 17
-Andrew Reece, 15
-Jefferson Reece, 13
-John Reece, 11
-Johnson Reece, 9
-Franklin Reece, 6
-Calvin Reece, 4
-Alfred Reece, 2
*Note: Alfred had a twin brother, Jesse, who did not survive infancy, and does not appear on any census records.
In the 1870 census, she appears in Round Prarie, Benton County, Arkansas, with the following family members:
-James Reece, 50
-Mary Reece, 49
-Frank Reece, 16
-Calvin Reece, 14
-Sarah Reece, 9
-Mary Reece, 6
After her husband's murder, she and her family returned to Georgia, where she remained for the rest of her life.
In the 1880 census, she appears in Gilmer County, Georgia, with the following family members:
-David P Goss, 20 (son-in-law)
-Mary E. Goss, 16 (daughter)
-Mary Reece, 60
In the 1900 census, she appears in Gilmer County, Georgia, living on her own.
-Mary Reece, 80
However, she is living next door to William Southern, probably a relative, and two houses away from Jefferson Reece, her son. This census noted that she could not read or write English, but could speak it. The census also states that she had 8 living children in 1900, and that she had 12 children total. Mary passed away in 1909 at the age of 88.
Gravesite Details
daughter of Miles Southern (1798-1887) and Jane Brown (1799-1893) married Rev. James Marion Reece on Aug. 19, 1839 in Union County, GA.
Family Members
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James Marion Reece Jr
1841–1919
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William Miles Reece
1842–1862
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Andrew Jackson Reece
1845–1871
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Jefferson Taylor Reece
1846–1929
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John Washington Reece
1848–1926
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Johnson Wilburn Reece
1851–1921
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Dock Franklin Reece
1854–1938
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Calvin Lafayette Reece
1856–1914
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Jesse Webb Reece
1858–1859
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Alfred Monroe Reece
1858–1863
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Mary Elizabeth Reece Goss
1859–1954
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Sarah Jane Reece Mulkey
1860–1924
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