Mary M. Dossett married Joe B. Vaughn, a widower, in Gibson County, Tennessee. This union produced three children: James W. Vaughn, Jodie Vaughn, and J. D. Vaughn.
After J. B. Vaughn's death sometime in the early 1880s, Mary remarried to William Marion Lowery, also a widower, in Gibson County, Tennessee. To this union were born five children: Esther Lowery Bradford, William "Willie" Lowery, Samuel Lowery, John Lowery, and Verner Lowery.
Mary died in May of 1897 of influenza. Marion proceeded her a few days later. After their deaths, the Lowery children lived with various families in the area. They can be found on the 1900 census as "wards" in Gibson County, Tennessee.
After J. B. Vaughn's death sometime in the early 1880s, Mary remarried to William Marion Lowery, also a widower, in Gibson County, Tennessee. To this union were born five children: Esther Lowery Bradford, William "Willie" Lowery, Samuel Lowery, John Lowery, and Verner Lowery.
Mary died in May of 1897 of influenza. Marion proceeded her a few days later. After their deaths, the Lowery children lived with various families in the area. They can be found on the 1900 census as "wards" in Gibson County, Tennessee.
Mary M. Dossett married Joe B. Vaughn, a widower, in Gibson County, Tennessee. This union produced three children: James W. Vaughn, Jodie Vaughn, and J. D. Vaughn.
After J. B. Vaughn's death sometime in the early 1880s, Mary remarried to William Marion Lowery, also a widower, in Gibson County, Tennessee. To this union were born five children: Esther Lowery Bradford, William "Willie" Lowery, Samuel Lowery, John Lowery, and Verner Lowery.
Mary died in May of 1897 of influenza. Marion proceeded her a few days later. After their deaths, the Lowery children lived with various families in the area. They can be found on the 1900 census as "wards" in Gibson County, Tennessee.
After J. B. Vaughn's death sometime in the early 1880s, Mary remarried to William Marion Lowery, also a widower, in Gibson County, Tennessee. To this union were born five children: Esther Lowery Bradford, William "Willie" Lowery, Samuel Lowery, John Lowery, and Verner Lowery.
Mary died in May of 1897 of influenza. Marion proceeded her a few days later. After their deaths, the Lowery children lived with various families in the area. They can be found on the 1900 census as "wards" in Gibson County, Tennessee.
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