According to the 1920 Census: Mary's father was born in England. Her mother was born in Canada (Canadian Irish).
She and great-Uncle Bert took in Robert Galpin and Martha Galpin after the children's parents died of TB during the great epidemic of 1917-1918.
The family lived next to Mary's niece, who married into the Bundock family.
She and great-Uncle Bert took in Robert Galpin and Martha Galpin after the children's parents died of TB during the great epidemic of 1917-1918.
The family lived next to Mary's niece, who married into the Bundock family.
According to the 1920 Census: Mary's father was born in England. Her mother was born in Canada (Canadian Irish).
She and great-Uncle Bert took in Robert Galpin and Martha Galpin after the children's parents died of TB during the great epidemic of 1917-1918.
The family lived next to Mary's niece, who married into the Bundock family.
She and great-Uncle Bert took in Robert Galpin and Martha Galpin after the children's parents died of TB during the great epidemic of 1917-1918.
The family lived next to Mary's niece, who married into the Bundock family.
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