Daughter of Thomas and Margaret (Homer) Coffin.
In 1900 Widow Mary (Coffin) Ashley was living at 392 Seaver Street in the Dorchester section of Boston, Massachusetts. All of her surviving children still lived at home. Mary and her daughter, Cora, were both stated to be artists according to the census. William was a physician. Minia (Maria?) was a nurse. Helen had married a Mr. Jones but her her husband was not recorded in the household. Her eldest child, Eliza, was not occupied.
By 1910 Mary was staying with her daughter Helen and son-in-law Mr. William H. Jones. He was an insurance agent. The family lived on South Main Street in Cohasset, Massachusetts.
In 1900 Widow Mary (Coffin) Ashley was living at 392 Seaver Street in the Dorchester section of Boston, Massachusetts. All of her surviving children still lived at home. Mary and her daughter, Cora, were both stated to be artists according to the census. William was a physician. Minia (Maria?) was a nurse. Helen had married a Mr. Jones but her her husband was not recorded in the household. Her eldest child, Eliza, was not occupied.
By 1910 Mary was staying with her daughter Helen and son-in-law Mr. William H. Jones. He was an insurance agent. The family lived on South Main Street in Cohasset, Massachusetts.
Daughter of Thomas and Margaret (Homer) Coffin.
In 1900 Widow Mary (Coffin) Ashley was living at 392 Seaver Street in the Dorchester section of Boston, Massachusetts. All of her surviving children still lived at home. Mary and her daughter, Cora, were both stated to be artists according to the census. William was a physician. Minia (Maria?) was a nurse. Helen had married a Mr. Jones but her her husband was not recorded in the household. Her eldest child, Eliza, was not occupied.
By 1910 Mary was staying with her daughter Helen and son-in-law Mr. William H. Jones. He was an insurance agent. The family lived on South Main Street in Cohasset, Massachusetts.
In 1900 Widow Mary (Coffin) Ashley was living at 392 Seaver Street in the Dorchester section of Boston, Massachusetts. All of her surviving children still lived at home. Mary and her daughter, Cora, were both stated to be artists according to the census. William was a physician. Minia (Maria?) was a nurse. Helen had married a Mr. Jones but her her husband was not recorded in the household. Her eldest child, Eliza, was not occupied.
By 1910 Mary was staying with her daughter Helen and son-in-law Mr. William H. Jones. He was an insurance agent. The family lived on South Main Street in Cohasset, Massachusetts.
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