Mary (Evans) (Harrell) Ochsner's parents were Edgar Hanks Evans (nee Edmund Hanks) and Ella Laura Malott. Her family was active in the Indianapolis community, and she supported many causes including the arts. She enjoyed writing poetry.
She was first married to Samuel Runnels Harrell, by whom she had three children. They lived in Indianapolis, but also enjoyed family farms in Noblesville, Indiana.
She later married Dr. Harold C. Ochsner, as his second wife. He is buried beside her.
She was first married to Samuel Runnels Harrell, by whom she had three children. They lived in Indianapolis, but also enjoyed family farms in Noblesville, Indiana.
She later married Dr. Harold C. Ochsner, as his second wife. He is buried beside her.
Mary (Evans) (Harrell) Ochsner's parents were Edgar Hanks Evans (nee Edmund Hanks) and Ella Laura Malott. Her family was active in the Indianapolis community, and she supported many causes including the arts. She enjoyed writing poetry.
She was first married to Samuel Runnels Harrell, by whom she had three children. They lived in Indianapolis, but also enjoyed family farms in Noblesville, Indiana.
She later married Dr. Harold C. Ochsner, as his second wife. He is buried beside her.
She was first married to Samuel Runnels Harrell, by whom she had three children. They lived in Indianapolis, but also enjoyed family farms in Noblesville, Indiana.
She later married Dr. Harold C. Ochsner, as his second wife. He is buried beside her.
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MARY EVANS OCHSNER 1902-1997
