Mamie was the elder daughter of Mary Amanda Gibons and Pennsylvania state senator John Dodson Stiles. She had a twin brother named Clarence Herman Stiles.
Her first husband was John Daniel Uhrich, an attorney. They married in Allentown, PA at the P.E. Grace Church on 21 June 1883. The couple honeymooned in Newport, Rhode Island and were divorced on 24 May 1887.
Source: The Daily News (Lebanon, Pennsylvania) · Thu, Jun 14, 1883 · Page 1
H.R. Stiles, The Connecticut Family, Family 128
Divorce: See Uhrich v. Uhrich. There were charges of desertion and the marriage was declared wholly null and void. Mary Amanda Uhrich was the libellant and was hereby divorced and forever separated from John D. Uhrich. The costs of the proceeding were to be paid by the respondent, John D. Uhrich, who had requested a jury trial, which was denied.
Source: Google Books: Pennsylvania County Court Reports, Containing Cases Decided in the Courts of the Several Counties Volume 4 (Published in 1888).
Court Decision: May 24, 1887. Page 131. 4 PA CCR.
She then married her first cousin, Charles John McKee, a druggist, at the Grace Episcopal Church in Allentown, PA on August 28, 1890. The couple honeymooned in Texas, moved to Nebraska, and their children were; Clarence Stiles, Blanche Gibons, and Marie Louise McKee.
Her first husband was John Daniel Uhrich, an attorney. They married in Allentown, PA at the P.E. Grace Church on 21 June 1883. The couple honeymooned in Newport, Rhode Island and were divorced on 24 May 1887.
Source: The Daily News (Lebanon, Pennsylvania) · Thu, Jun 14, 1883 · Page 1
H.R. Stiles, The Connecticut Family, Family 128
Divorce: See Uhrich v. Uhrich. There were charges of desertion and the marriage was declared wholly null and void. Mary Amanda Uhrich was the libellant and was hereby divorced and forever separated from John D. Uhrich. The costs of the proceeding were to be paid by the respondent, John D. Uhrich, who had requested a jury trial, which was denied.
Source: Google Books: Pennsylvania County Court Reports, Containing Cases Decided in the Courts of the Several Counties Volume 4 (Published in 1888).
Court Decision: May 24, 1887. Page 131. 4 PA CCR.
She then married her first cousin, Charles John McKee, a druggist, at the Grace Episcopal Church in Allentown, PA on August 28, 1890. The couple honeymooned in Texas, moved to Nebraska, and their children were; Clarence Stiles, Blanche Gibons, and Marie Louise McKee.
Mamie was the elder daughter of Mary Amanda Gibons and Pennsylvania state senator John Dodson Stiles. She had a twin brother named Clarence Herman Stiles.
Her first husband was John Daniel Uhrich, an attorney. They married in Allentown, PA at the P.E. Grace Church on 21 June 1883. The couple honeymooned in Newport, Rhode Island and were divorced on 24 May 1887.
Source: The Daily News (Lebanon, Pennsylvania) · Thu, Jun 14, 1883 · Page 1
H.R. Stiles, The Connecticut Family, Family 128
Divorce: See Uhrich v. Uhrich. There were charges of desertion and the marriage was declared wholly null and void. Mary Amanda Uhrich was the libellant and was hereby divorced and forever separated from John D. Uhrich. The costs of the proceeding were to be paid by the respondent, John D. Uhrich, who had requested a jury trial, which was denied.
Source: Google Books: Pennsylvania County Court Reports, Containing Cases Decided in the Courts of the Several Counties Volume 4 (Published in 1888).
Court Decision: May 24, 1887. Page 131. 4 PA CCR.
She then married her first cousin, Charles John McKee, a druggist, at the Grace Episcopal Church in Allentown, PA on August 28, 1890. The couple honeymooned in Texas, moved to Nebraska, and their children were; Clarence Stiles, Blanche Gibons, and Marie Louise McKee.
Her first husband was John Daniel Uhrich, an attorney. They married in Allentown, PA at the P.E. Grace Church on 21 June 1883. The couple honeymooned in Newport, Rhode Island and were divorced on 24 May 1887.
Source: The Daily News (Lebanon, Pennsylvania) · Thu, Jun 14, 1883 · Page 1
H.R. Stiles, The Connecticut Family, Family 128
Divorce: See Uhrich v. Uhrich. There were charges of desertion and the marriage was declared wholly null and void. Mary Amanda Uhrich was the libellant and was hereby divorced and forever separated from John D. Uhrich. The costs of the proceeding were to be paid by the respondent, John D. Uhrich, who had requested a jury trial, which was denied.
Source: Google Books: Pennsylvania County Court Reports, Containing Cases Decided in the Courts of the Several Counties Volume 4 (Published in 1888).
Court Decision: May 24, 1887. Page 131. 4 PA CCR.
She then married her first cousin, Charles John McKee, a druggist, at the Grace Episcopal Church in Allentown, PA on August 28, 1890. The couple honeymooned in Texas, moved to Nebraska, and their children were; Clarence Stiles, Blanche Gibons, and Marie Louise McKee.
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