Mary, age 24, was the oldest of seven orphaned children living together in 1870 in Danville, Indiana. The three oldest, Mary, Margaret and Martha were born in North Carolina. The four youngest were all born in Indiana. They were Granville Erasmus, Susan, Catharine Elizabeth and Alfred who was age 12. Alfred was only 1 year old when his mother, Rebekah, died, but no record could be found for what happened to their father, Granville.
Mary's date of death is unknown, but it was sometime after 1900 as she is listed in that census, but not in 1910.
None of the sisters ever married.
Mary's date of death is unknown, but it was sometime after 1900 as she is listed in that census, but not in 1910.
None of the sisters ever married.
Mary, age 24, was the oldest of seven orphaned children living together in 1870 in Danville, Indiana. The three oldest, Mary, Margaret and Martha were born in North Carolina. The four youngest were all born in Indiana. They were Granville Erasmus, Susan, Catharine Elizabeth and Alfred who was age 12. Alfred was only 1 year old when his mother, Rebekah, died, but no record could be found for what happened to their father, Granville.
Mary's date of death is unknown, but it was sometime after 1900 as she is listed in that census, but not in 1910.
None of the sisters ever married.
Mary's date of death is unknown, but it was sometime after 1900 as she is listed in that census, but not in 1910.
None of the sisters ever married.
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