Daughter of N. H. Ridgely, president of the Ridgely's National Bank, Springfield, IL. In 1865, Mary married Charles E. Hay; they had three sons and a daughter. Mary died in Wequetonsing, Michigan at the age of 78.
Michigan, U.S., Death Records, 1867-1952: Death Cert. #24183 also shows that she died from paralysis of her left side
Ridgely/Hay family. Sixty-three members of the Ridgely/Hay family are buried in eight adjoining plots. The plot is noted for its extensive size & for the various styles of Celtic crosses on several of the graves.
Michigan, U.S., Death Records, 1867-1952: Death Cert. #24183 also shows that she died from paralysis of her left side
Ridgely/Hay family. Sixty-three members of the Ridgely/Hay family are buried in eight adjoining plots. The plot is noted for its extensive size & for the various styles of Celtic crosses on several of the graves.
Daughter of N. H. Ridgely, president of the Ridgely's National Bank, Springfield, IL. In 1865, Mary married Charles E. Hay; they had three sons and a daughter. Mary died in Wequetonsing, Michigan at the age of 78.
Michigan, U.S., Death Records, 1867-1952: Death Cert. #24183 also shows that she died from paralysis of her left side
Ridgely/Hay family. Sixty-three members of the Ridgely/Hay family are buried in eight adjoining plots. The plot is noted for its extensive size & for the various styles of Celtic crosses on several of the graves.
Michigan, U.S., Death Records, 1867-1952: Death Cert. #24183 also shows that she died from paralysis of her left side
Ridgely/Hay family. Sixty-three members of the Ridgely/Hay family are buried in eight adjoining plots. The plot is noted for its extensive size & for the various styles of Celtic crosses on several of the graves.
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