Source: Lewis Funeral Records
From member 48666319, Marlene McClusky:
In 1942 gave the Folger clock to the Nantucket Historical Association.
She inherited her father's house on 16 Gardner Street in Nantucket because he left it to her since she was unmarried.
Betsey Little and Sally McCluskey, her nieces, visited her in 1940. She spoke like a Quaker with "thee's and thou's" they said.
From member 48666319, Marlene McClusky:
In 1942 gave the Folger clock to the Nantucket Historical Association.
She inherited her father's house on 16 Gardner Street in Nantucket because he left it to her since she was unmarried.
Betsey Little and Sally McCluskey, her nieces, visited her in 1940. She spoke like a Quaker with "thee's and thou's" they said.
Source: Lewis Funeral Records
From member 48666319, Marlene McClusky:
In 1942 gave the Folger clock to the Nantucket Historical Association.
She inherited her father's house on 16 Gardner Street in Nantucket because he left it to her since she was unmarried.
Betsey Little and Sally McCluskey, her nieces, visited her in 1940. She spoke like a Quaker with "thee's and thou's" they said.
From member 48666319, Marlene McClusky:
In 1942 gave the Folger clock to the Nantucket Historical Association.
She inherited her father's house on 16 Gardner Street in Nantucket because he left it to her since she was unmarried.
Betsey Little and Sally McCluskey, her nieces, visited her in 1940. She spoke like a Quaker with "thee's and thou's" they said.
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