Daughter of Samuel Forshey and Nancy Shamblen. Born in Ohio, she moved with the family 1st to Clay, Ritchie Co., WV and then to Red Oak, Montgomery Co., Iowa
Mary married George Lutz 25 Dec 1891 in Red Oak, Montgomery Co., Iowa. Mary and George were married 34 years and no children were born to the marriage.
Mary married Eben (Ebeneazer?) Brown between 1925 and 1930. I don't know what happened to Eben, I am unable to find a marriage record for them and I was unable to find them in the 1940 Census. My theory is that they moved to another state (likely NE) and when Eben died, she came to Red Oak. Eben is not buried in Evergreen Cemetery, at least according to the Kiosk.
I have yet to find a death record for Mary but she is buried next to her beloved George (Lutz). He is Plot 687 S1 and she is 687 S2. She is listed in the Kiosk as Mary E. Brown.
Sources: Federal Census; Iowa State Census; Iowa County Marriages; Cemetery Kiosk; Her Headstone.
Mary married George Lutz 25 Dec 1891 in Red Oak, Montgomery Co., Iowa. Mary and George were married 34 years and no children were born to the marriage.
Mary married Eben (Ebeneazer?) Brown between 1925 and 1930. I don't know what happened to Eben, I am unable to find a marriage record for them and I was unable to find them in the 1940 Census. My theory is that they moved to another state (likely NE) and when Eben died, she came to Red Oak. Eben is not buried in Evergreen Cemetery, at least according to the Kiosk.
I have yet to find a death record for Mary but she is buried next to her beloved George (Lutz). He is Plot 687 S1 and she is 687 S2. She is listed in the Kiosk as Mary E. Brown.
Sources: Federal Census; Iowa State Census; Iowa County Marriages; Cemetery Kiosk; Her Headstone.
Daughter of Samuel Forshey and Nancy Shamblen. Born in Ohio, she moved with the family 1st to Clay, Ritchie Co., WV and then to Red Oak, Montgomery Co., Iowa
Mary married George Lutz 25 Dec 1891 in Red Oak, Montgomery Co., Iowa. Mary and George were married 34 years and no children were born to the marriage.
Mary married Eben (Ebeneazer?) Brown between 1925 and 1930. I don't know what happened to Eben, I am unable to find a marriage record for them and I was unable to find them in the 1940 Census. My theory is that they moved to another state (likely NE) and when Eben died, she came to Red Oak. Eben is not buried in Evergreen Cemetery, at least according to the Kiosk.
I have yet to find a death record for Mary but she is buried next to her beloved George (Lutz). He is Plot 687 S1 and she is 687 S2. She is listed in the Kiosk as Mary E. Brown.
Sources: Federal Census; Iowa State Census; Iowa County Marriages; Cemetery Kiosk; Her Headstone.
Mary married George Lutz 25 Dec 1891 in Red Oak, Montgomery Co., Iowa. Mary and George were married 34 years and no children were born to the marriage.
Mary married Eben (Ebeneazer?) Brown between 1925 and 1930. I don't know what happened to Eben, I am unable to find a marriage record for them and I was unable to find them in the 1940 Census. My theory is that they moved to another state (likely NE) and when Eben died, she came to Red Oak. Eben is not buried in Evergreen Cemetery, at least according to the Kiosk.
I have yet to find a death record for Mary but she is buried next to her beloved George (Lutz). He is Plot 687 S1 and she is 687 S2. She is listed in the Kiosk as Mary E. Brown.
Sources: Federal Census; Iowa State Census; Iowa County Marriages; Cemetery Kiosk; Her Headstone.
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