June 22, 1871 married Alfred S. Packard as his second wife.
Medina County Gazette-April 29, 1881: death of Mrs. Mary Packard-on Monday afternoon of this week, Mary, wife of A. S. Packard, Of Covert, Michigan, daughter of N. T. Burnham of Medina, Died at Her Home in Covert. Only last week it was thought her health had so much improved that she had gained a new lease of life, but consumption is a deceptive disease, and as in her case, death came when not expected. Her remains were brought to her father's in this village, Tuesday evening, accompanied by her husband and her brother, Oscar Packard and wife. Her sister Mrs. W. W. Hendrickson, who left her last week to return to her home in Annapolis, Maryland, stopping for a day or two in Medina on the way, was telegraphed, at once start back. Coming to Medina on the same train from Grafton, with the friends from Michigan. The deceased was 36 years of age, and had been in delicate health a long time. She was an accomplished in amiable woman, and will be mourned by a large circle of relatives and friends here in the home of her childhood and in her western home since her marriage some eight or 10 years ago. The funeral was held at Mr. Burham's this for noon at 11 o'clock, the remains being buried in the village cemetery.
Source: Beverly Teibel
Medina County Gazette-April 29, 1881: death of Mrs. Mary Packard-on Monday afternoon of this week, Mary, wife of A. S. Packard, Of Covert, Michigan, daughter of N. T. Burnham of Medina, Died at Her Home in Covert. Only last week it was thought her health had so much improved that she had gained a new lease of life, but consumption is a deceptive disease, and as in her case, death came when not expected. Her remains were brought to her father's in this village, Tuesday evening, accompanied by her husband and her brother, Oscar Packard and wife. Her sister Mrs. W. W. Hendrickson, who left her last week to return to her home in Annapolis, Maryland, stopping for a day or two in Medina on the way, was telegraphed, at once start back. Coming to Medina on the same train from Grafton, with the friends from Michigan. The deceased was 36 years of age, and had been in delicate health a long time. She was an accomplished in amiable woman, and will be mourned by a large circle of relatives and friends here in the home of her childhood and in her western home since her marriage some eight or 10 years ago. The funeral was held at Mr. Burham's this for noon at 11 o'clock, the remains being buried in the village cemetery.
Source: Beverly Teibel
June 22, 1871 married Alfred S. Packard as his second wife.
Medina County Gazette-April 29, 1881: death of Mrs. Mary Packard-on Monday afternoon of this week, Mary, wife of A. S. Packard, Of Covert, Michigan, daughter of N. T. Burnham of Medina, Died at Her Home in Covert. Only last week it was thought her health had so much improved that she had gained a new lease of life, but consumption is a deceptive disease, and as in her case, death came when not expected. Her remains were brought to her father's in this village, Tuesday evening, accompanied by her husband and her brother, Oscar Packard and wife. Her sister Mrs. W. W. Hendrickson, who left her last week to return to her home in Annapolis, Maryland, stopping for a day or two in Medina on the way, was telegraphed, at once start back. Coming to Medina on the same train from Grafton, with the friends from Michigan. The deceased was 36 years of age, and had been in delicate health a long time. She was an accomplished in amiable woman, and will be mourned by a large circle of relatives and friends here in the home of her childhood and in her western home since her marriage some eight or 10 years ago. The funeral was held at Mr. Burham's this for noon at 11 o'clock, the remains being buried in the village cemetery.
Source: Beverly Teibel
Medina County Gazette-April 29, 1881: death of Mrs. Mary Packard-on Monday afternoon of this week, Mary, wife of A. S. Packard, Of Covert, Michigan, daughter of N. T. Burnham of Medina, Died at Her Home in Covert. Only last week it was thought her health had so much improved that she had gained a new lease of life, but consumption is a deceptive disease, and as in her case, death came when not expected. Her remains were brought to her father's in this village, Tuesday evening, accompanied by her husband and her brother, Oscar Packard and wife. Her sister Mrs. W. W. Hendrickson, who left her last week to return to her home in Annapolis, Maryland, stopping for a day or two in Medina on the way, was telegraphed, at once start back. Coming to Medina on the same train from Grafton, with the friends from Michigan. The deceased was 36 years of age, and had been in delicate health a long time. She was an accomplished in amiable woman, and will be mourned by a large circle of relatives and friends here in the home of her childhood and in her western home since her marriage some eight or 10 years ago. The funeral was held at Mr. Burham's this for noon at 11 o'clock, the remains being buried in the village cemetery.
Source: Beverly Teibel
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Mary E
Wife of
A S Packard
Daughter of
N T & E C Burnham
Died Apr 25, 1881
Aged 35 yr
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