Ada was the daughter of Henry Terrell Noland and Mary Ann Jane Pace Noland. Her unique middle name was likely because her father was a "literary teacher" in the 19th century when Lord Byron was very popular in the South.
She married John Henderson McLarty in 1879 and was the mother of five children: Rosa Beatrice, Margaret Effie, Claude, Flora Bell, and Eugene.
In the 1890s she was post-mistress in Winston, Georgia.
She died in October 1942 at Crawford W. Long Hospital in Atlanta.
She married John Henderson McLarty in 1879 and was the mother of five children: Rosa Beatrice, Margaret Effie, Claude, Flora Bell, and Eugene.
In the 1890s she was post-mistress in Winston, Georgia.
She died in October 1942 at Crawford W. Long Hospital in Atlanta.
Ada was the daughter of Henry Terrell Noland and Mary Ann Jane Pace Noland. Her unique middle name was likely because her father was a "literary teacher" in the 19th century when Lord Byron was very popular in the South.
She married John Henderson McLarty in 1879 and was the mother of five children: Rosa Beatrice, Margaret Effie, Claude, Flora Bell, and Eugene.
In the 1890s she was post-mistress in Winston, Georgia.
She died in October 1942 at Crawford W. Long Hospital in Atlanta.
She married John Henderson McLarty in 1879 and was the mother of five children: Rosa Beatrice, Margaret Effie, Claude, Flora Bell, and Eugene.
In the 1890s she was post-mistress in Winston, Georgia.
She died in October 1942 at Crawford W. Long Hospital in Atlanta.
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