Obituary published 12 Aug 1853, p.2 c.5, in the Daily Virginian, Lynchburg, VA: "DIED, in the city of New Orleans, July 22, after three days illness, of Yellow Fever MARY B., wife of Thomas L. Macon, late of Lynchburg, and daughter of Joel Yancey, formerly of Bedford county, Va. Two years before she had been united in marriage and less than twelve months ago, had gone from the home of her childhood to the new scenes where hope and duty called her. Etc.""DIED, in the city of New Orleans, July 22, after three days illness, of Yellow Fever MARY B., wife of Thomas L. Macon, late of Lynchburg, and daughter of Joel Yancey, formerly of Bedford county, Va. Two years before she had been united in marriage and less than twelve months ago, had gone from the home of her childhood to the new scenes where hope and duty called her. Etc."
Obituary published 12 Aug 1853, p.2 c.5, in the Daily Virginian, Lynchburg, VA: "DIED, in the city of New Orleans, July 22, after three days illness, of Yellow Fever MARY B., wife of Thomas L. Macon, late of Lynchburg, and daughter of Joel Yancey, formerly of Bedford county, Va. Two years before she had been united in marriage and less than twelve months ago, had gone from the home of her childhood to the new scenes where hope and duty called her. Etc.""DIED, in the city of New Orleans, July 22, after three days illness, of Yellow Fever MARY B., wife of Thomas L. Macon, late of Lynchburg, and daughter of Joel Yancey, formerly of Bedford county, Va. Two years before she had been united in marriage and less than twelve months ago, had gone from the home of her childhood to the new scenes where hope and duty called her. Etc."
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