Remains removed from an unidentified location on November 8, 1855.
It is believed she was the daughter of John Day and Sarah McCaskey Day.
On December 3, 1797 as Hannah Day, she married Roger Boyce in Hartford, Maryland. He died during 1812.
Daily National Intelligencer
Friday, March 9, 1855
Deaths
At the residence of her son, on the Heights of Georgetown, on the 7th instant, Hannah M., relict of the late Roger Boyce Esq., of Hartford County, Maryland.
It is believed she was the daughter of John Day and Sarah McCaskey Day.
On December 3, 1797 as Hannah Day, she married Roger Boyce in Hartford, Maryland. He died during 1812.
Daily National Intelligencer
Friday, March 9, 1855
Deaths
At the residence of her son, on the Heights of Georgetown, on the 7th instant, Hannah M., relict of the late Roger Boyce Esq., of Hartford County, Maryland.
Remains removed from an unidentified location on November 8, 1855.
It is believed she was the daughter of John Day and Sarah McCaskey Day.
On December 3, 1797 as Hannah Day, she married Roger Boyce in Hartford, Maryland. He died during 1812.
Daily National Intelligencer
Friday, March 9, 1855
Deaths
At the residence of her son, on the Heights of Georgetown, on the 7th instant, Hannah M., relict of the late Roger Boyce Esq., of Hartford County, Maryland.
It is believed she was the daughter of John Day and Sarah McCaskey Day.
On December 3, 1797 as Hannah Day, she married Roger Boyce in Hartford, Maryland. He died during 1812.
Daily National Intelligencer
Friday, March 9, 1855
Deaths
At the residence of her son, on the Heights of Georgetown, on the 7th instant, Hannah M., relict of the late Roger Boyce Esq., of Hartford County, Maryland.
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