Mary Elizabeth Pittenger and James Lenon were united in marriage May 23, 1858 in Delaware County, Indiana (Book 3, Page 414). The couple can be found together in the federal census records for 1860 and 1870. In 1879 James marries again, and in the 1880 census he appears with his second wife and the children from his first marriage to Mary. No definitive record of Mary could be found after the 1870 census.
Mary is included in this listing for Union Church Cemetery because it is known that she had relatives buried here and she likely died near here. One of the lists that I have for this cemetery does list a Mary E (illegible).
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Mary is included in this listing for Union Church Cemetery because it is known that she had relatives buried here and she likely died near here. One of the lists that I have for this cemetery does list a Mary E (illegible).
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Mary Elizabeth Pittenger and James Lenon were united in marriage May 23, 1858 in Delaware County, Indiana (Book 3, Page 414). The couple can be found together in the federal census records for 1860 and 1870. In 1879 James marries again, and in the 1880 census he appears with his second wife and the children from his first marriage to Mary. No definitive record of Mary could be found after the 1870 census.
Mary is included in this listing for Union Church Cemetery because it is known that she had relatives buried here and she likely died near here. One of the lists that I have for this cemetery does list a Mary E (illegible).
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Mary is included in this listing for Union Church Cemetery because it is known that she had relatives buried here and she likely died near here. One of the lists that I have for this cemetery does list a Mary E (illegible).
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