Fourth of four children of John Calhoun Nash (1821-1902) and Rebecca Ursula Shaw (1819-1887) of Fayetteville. However, she was the only child to grow to adulthood.
On 14 September 1870 in Fayette County, Georgia Mary wed Elias Smith "Eli Smitty" HUGHEN (1848-1924). The son of Henry "Carey" Hughen (1811-1897) and Elizabeth Plunkett (1815-1893) of Newnan, Georgia.
Three children:
1.) Rebecca "Viola" Hughen (1871-1924) who married her maternal-second-cousin Charles Elihu Benjamin "Charlie" NASH (1865-1935);
2.) John "Spencer" Hughen (1873-1898) who never married.
3.) infant boy Hughen (1875-1875) who died at birth.
Mary and Smitty were first buried in the J. C. Nash Family Cemetery across the street. In 1976, her grandson Howard Nash had Hughen/Nash family members exhumed and reinterred in Camp Memorial Park Cemetery. The surname is Hughen, but some family members have added "s" on the end.
On 14 September 1870 in Fayette County, Georgia Mary wed Elias Smith "Eli Smitty" HUGHEN (1848-1924). The son of Henry "Carey" Hughen (1811-1897) and Elizabeth Plunkett (1815-1893) of Newnan, Georgia.
Three children:
1.) Rebecca "Viola" Hughen (1871-1924) who married her maternal-second-cousin Charles Elihu Benjamin "Charlie" NASH (1865-1935);
2.) John "Spencer" Hughen (1873-1898) who never married.
3.) infant boy Hughen (1875-1875) who died at birth.
Mary and Smitty were first buried in the J. C. Nash Family Cemetery across the street. In 1976, her grandson Howard Nash had Hughen/Nash family members exhumed and reinterred in Camp Memorial Park Cemetery. The surname is Hughen, but some family members have added "s" on the end.
Fourth of four children of John Calhoun Nash (1821-1902) and Rebecca Ursula Shaw (1819-1887) of Fayetteville. However, she was the only child to grow to adulthood.
On 14 September 1870 in Fayette County, Georgia Mary wed Elias Smith "Eli Smitty" HUGHEN (1848-1924). The son of Henry "Carey" Hughen (1811-1897) and Elizabeth Plunkett (1815-1893) of Newnan, Georgia.
Three children:
1.) Rebecca "Viola" Hughen (1871-1924) who married her maternal-second-cousin Charles Elihu Benjamin "Charlie" NASH (1865-1935);
2.) John "Spencer" Hughen (1873-1898) who never married.
3.) infant boy Hughen (1875-1875) who died at birth.
Mary and Smitty were first buried in the J. C. Nash Family Cemetery across the street. In 1976, her grandson Howard Nash had Hughen/Nash family members exhumed and reinterred in Camp Memorial Park Cemetery. The surname is Hughen, but some family members have added "s" on the end.
On 14 September 1870 in Fayette County, Georgia Mary wed Elias Smith "Eli Smitty" HUGHEN (1848-1924). The son of Henry "Carey" Hughen (1811-1897) and Elizabeth Plunkett (1815-1893) of Newnan, Georgia.
Three children:
1.) Rebecca "Viola" Hughen (1871-1924) who married her maternal-second-cousin Charles Elihu Benjamin "Charlie" NASH (1865-1935);
2.) John "Spencer" Hughen (1873-1898) who never married.
3.) infant boy Hughen (1875-1875) who died at birth.
Mary and Smitty were first buried in the J. C. Nash Family Cemetery across the street. In 1976, her grandson Howard Nash had Hughen/Nash family members exhumed and reinterred in Camp Memorial Park Cemetery. The surname is Hughen, but some family members have added "s" on the end.
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