Mary Elizabeth DeLoach was the only daughter born to parents Ella Mabel Gerald & Ira Arthur DeLoach.
It's thought that Mrs. DeLoach was born in the town of Waymanville, in Upson County, GA, which doesn't exist today.
Mary Elizabeth DeLoach married William Kirksley Hayes on October 11, 1908, Upson County, Georgia.
Mrs. Hayes ("Aunt Mary") had a sizeable collection of small, decorative thermometers. The genesis of her collecting them is unclear - perhaps they were token gifts from family and friends of places they visited, and/or souvenirs of her own travels - nonetheless, she had quite an array of them proudly displayed in her bedroom, many on the wall.
It's thought that Mrs. DeLoach was born in the town of Waymanville, in Upson County, GA, which doesn't exist today.
Mary Elizabeth DeLoach married William Kirksley Hayes on October 11, 1908, Upson County, Georgia.
Mrs. Hayes ("Aunt Mary") had a sizeable collection of small, decorative thermometers. The genesis of her collecting them is unclear - perhaps they were token gifts from family and friends of places they visited, and/or souvenirs of her own travels - nonetheless, she had quite an array of them proudly displayed in her bedroom, many on the wall.
Mary Elizabeth DeLoach was the only daughter born to parents Ella Mabel Gerald & Ira Arthur DeLoach.
It's thought that Mrs. DeLoach was born in the town of Waymanville, in Upson County, GA, which doesn't exist today.
Mary Elizabeth DeLoach married William Kirksley Hayes on October 11, 1908, Upson County, Georgia.
Mrs. Hayes ("Aunt Mary") had a sizeable collection of small, decorative thermometers. The genesis of her collecting them is unclear - perhaps they were token gifts from family and friends of places they visited, and/or souvenirs of her own travels - nonetheless, she had quite an array of them proudly displayed in her bedroom, many on the wall.
It's thought that Mrs. DeLoach was born in the town of Waymanville, in Upson County, GA, which doesn't exist today.
Mary Elizabeth DeLoach married William Kirksley Hayes on October 11, 1908, Upson County, Georgia.
Mrs. Hayes ("Aunt Mary") had a sizeable collection of small, decorative thermometers. The genesis of her collecting them is unclear - perhaps they were token gifts from family and friends of places they visited, and/or souvenirs of her own travels - nonetheless, she had quite an array of them proudly displayed in her bedroom, many on the wall.
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