Mary A McDonald was a daughter of
James W McDonald
1828-1898
and
Margret Unknown
1830-1876
Mary married Thomas Byron DeWitt on March 27, 1877 at the Calvary Church in San Francisco, California.
(See attached marriage report from the San Francisco Morning Call newspaper.)
She died in San Francisco only 11 years after their marriage.
Her remains are likely to be at rest along side her husband Thomas' in the Columbarium. (See the memorial for Thomas to find location. His second wife was buried in Iowa so the second location at the Columbarium is probably Mary's)
James W McDonald
1828-1898
and
Margret Unknown
1830-1876
Mary married Thomas Byron DeWitt on March 27, 1877 at the Calvary Church in San Francisco, California.
(See attached marriage report from the San Francisco Morning Call newspaper.)
She died in San Francisco only 11 years after their marriage.
Her remains are likely to be at rest along side her husband Thomas' in the Columbarium. (See the memorial for Thomas to find location. His second wife was buried in Iowa so the second location at the Columbarium is probably Mary's)
Mary A McDonald was a daughter of
James W McDonald
1828-1898
and
Margret Unknown
1830-1876
Mary married Thomas Byron DeWitt on March 27, 1877 at the Calvary Church in San Francisco, California.
(See attached marriage report from the San Francisco Morning Call newspaper.)
She died in San Francisco only 11 years after their marriage.
Her remains are likely to be at rest along side her husband Thomas' in the Columbarium. (See the memorial for Thomas to find location. His second wife was buried in Iowa so the second location at the Columbarium is probably Mary's)
James W McDonald
1828-1898
and
Margret Unknown
1830-1876
Mary married Thomas Byron DeWitt on March 27, 1877 at the Calvary Church in San Francisco, California.
(See attached marriage report from the San Francisco Morning Call newspaper.)
She died in San Francisco only 11 years after their marriage.
Her remains are likely to be at rest along side her husband Thomas' in the Columbarium. (See the memorial for Thomas to find location. His second wife was buried in Iowa so the second location at the Columbarium is probably Mary's)
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