Mary Elizabeth Kneebone was born on 4 November 1879 in Sioux City, Iowa to Henry Kneebone and Orcelia (Miner) Kneebone.
On 28 November 1900, she married Bertram Guy McKenzie in Civil Bend, South Dakota. They had six children within eight years: John, Guy, Ida, Roswell, Charles and Vera.
She died on 21 February 1910, just ten days after Vera's birth in Eureka, Montana. She had She was only 30 years old. Newborn Vera was looked after by neighbors, and the rest of the children were cared for by their maternal grandmother, Celia, who came from Sioux City, Iowa and stayed with the family for over a year.
On 28 November 1900, she married Bertram Guy McKenzie in Civil Bend, South Dakota. They had six children within eight years: John, Guy, Ida, Roswell, Charles and Vera.
She died on 21 February 1910, just ten days after Vera's birth in Eureka, Montana. She had She was only 30 years old. Newborn Vera was looked after by neighbors, and the rest of the children were cared for by their maternal grandmother, Celia, who came from Sioux City, Iowa and stayed with the family for over a year.
Mary Elizabeth Kneebone was born on 4 November 1879 in Sioux City, Iowa to Henry Kneebone and Orcelia (Miner) Kneebone.
On 28 November 1900, she married Bertram Guy McKenzie in Civil Bend, South Dakota. They had six children within eight years: John, Guy, Ida, Roswell, Charles and Vera.
She died on 21 February 1910, just ten days after Vera's birth in Eureka, Montana. She had She was only 30 years old. Newborn Vera was looked after by neighbors, and the rest of the children were cared for by their maternal grandmother, Celia, who came from Sioux City, Iowa and stayed with the family for over a year.
On 28 November 1900, she married Bertram Guy McKenzie in Civil Bend, South Dakota. They had six children within eight years: John, Guy, Ida, Roswell, Charles and Vera.
She died on 21 February 1910, just ten days after Vera's birth in Eureka, Montana. She had She was only 30 years old. Newborn Vera was looked after by neighbors, and the rest of the children were cared for by their maternal grandmother, Celia, who came from Sioux City, Iowa and stayed with the family for over a year.
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