Death Summons Mrs. M. A. Carey
Death yesterday claimed another of California's pioneer residents in the person of Mary Ann Carey, a former Sacramentan who was the mother of former United States District Attorney John F. Carey, grandmother of Attorney Carey Van Fleet, and the mother-in-law of United States District Judge W. C Van Fleet.
Death occurred in the Jefferson Hotel, San Francisco, where Mrs. Carey resided. The deceased was 81 years of age.
She was at one time prominent in social circles in this city. She was the wife of the late Ransom Smith Carey, well known throughout this section of the country as a railroad builder. He possessed extensive land holdins around Sacramento.
Mrs. Carey has not been a resident of Sacramento for the past ten years, having moved to the Bay City to live with her grandson. She was the victim of a stroke of paralysis, which, added to a weak heart, brought about her demise.
Interment will be in this city.
Source: The Sacramento Star
Friday, June 23, 1911, pg. 3
Wed Ransom Smith Carey in 1846 Missouri. Came to California in 1852. Mother of John, George, James, and Mary. Died of myocarditis at age 81 years, 5 months, and 27 days. Predeceased by her husband and all her children except John.
Death yesterday claimed another of California's pioneer residents in the person of Mary Ann Carey, a former Sacramentan who was the mother of former United States District Attorney John F. Carey, grandmother of Attorney Carey Van Fleet, and the mother-in-law of United States District Judge W. C Van Fleet.
Death occurred in the Jefferson Hotel, San Francisco, where Mrs. Carey resided. The deceased was 81 years of age.
She was at one time prominent in social circles in this city. She was the wife of the late Ransom Smith Carey, well known throughout this section of the country as a railroad builder. He possessed extensive land holdins around Sacramento.
Mrs. Carey has not been a resident of Sacramento for the past ten years, having moved to the Bay City to live with her grandson. She was the victim of a stroke of paralysis, which, added to a weak heart, brought about her demise.
Interment will be in this city.
Source: The Sacramento Star
Friday, June 23, 1911, pg. 3
Wed Ransom Smith Carey in 1846 Missouri. Came to California in 1852. Mother of John, George, James, and Mary. Died of myocarditis at age 81 years, 5 months, and 27 days. Predeceased by her husband and all her children except John.
Death Summons Mrs. M. A. Carey
Death yesterday claimed another of California's pioneer residents in the person of Mary Ann Carey, a former Sacramentan who was the mother of former United States District Attorney John F. Carey, grandmother of Attorney Carey Van Fleet, and the mother-in-law of United States District Judge W. C Van Fleet.
Death occurred in the Jefferson Hotel, San Francisco, where Mrs. Carey resided. The deceased was 81 years of age.
She was at one time prominent in social circles in this city. She was the wife of the late Ransom Smith Carey, well known throughout this section of the country as a railroad builder. He possessed extensive land holdins around Sacramento.
Mrs. Carey has not been a resident of Sacramento for the past ten years, having moved to the Bay City to live with her grandson. She was the victim of a stroke of paralysis, which, added to a weak heart, brought about her demise.
Interment will be in this city.
Source: The Sacramento Star
Friday, June 23, 1911, pg. 3
Wed Ransom Smith Carey in 1846 Missouri. Came to California in 1852. Mother of John, George, James, and Mary. Died of myocarditis at age 81 years, 5 months, and 27 days. Predeceased by her husband and all her children except John.
Death yesterday claimed another of California's pioneer residents in the person of Mary Ann Carey, a former Sacramentan who was the mother of former United States District Attorney John F. Carey, grandmother of Attorney Carey Van Fleet, and the mother-in-law of United States District Judge W. C Van Fleet.
Death occurred in the Jefferson Hotel, San Francisco, where Mrs. Carey resided. The deceased was 81 years of age.
She was at one time prominent in social circles in this city. She was the wife of the late Ransom Smith Carey, well known throughout this section of the country as a railroad builder. He possessed extensive land holdins around Sacramento.
Mrs. Carey has not been a resident of Sacramento for the past ten years, having moved to the Bay City to live with her grandson. She was the victim of a stroke of paralysis, which, added to a weak heart, brought about her demise.
Interment will be in this city.
Source: The Sacramento Star
Friday, June 23, 1911, pg. 3
Wed Ransom Smith Carey in 1846 Missouri. Came to California in 1852. Mother of John, George, James, and Mary. Died of myocarditis at age 81 years, 5 months, and 27 days. Predeceased by her husband and all her children except John.
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