She married Reverend/Minister Arthur Blair in Manchester July 4th 1895, she was a few years older than he was and the census gives a difference age each time. According to birth records it was around 5 years.
This writer could find no evidence of children. They spent time in several states ending up in Maine where she died from chronic nephritis.
Her husband the Reverend out lived for 23 years, appears to never have remarried he lived until 1941 and is buried with her in the Smith family lot.
This writer could find no evidence of children. They spent time in several states ending up in Maine where she died from chronic nephritis.
Her husband the Reverend out lived for 23 years, appears to never have remarried he lived until 1941 and is buried with her in the Smith family lot.
She married Reverend/Minister Arthur Blair in Manchester July 4th 1895, she was a few years older than he was and the census gives a difference age each time. According to birth records it was around 5 years.
This writer could find no evidence of children. They spent time in several states ending up in Maine where she died from chronic nephritis.
Her husband the Reverend out lived for 23 years, appears to never have remarried he lived until 1941 and is buried with her in the Smith family lot.
This writer could find no evidence of children. They spent time in several states ending up in Maine where she died from chronic nephritis.
Her husband the Reverend out lived for 23 years, appears to never have remarried he lived until 1941 and is buried with her in the Smith family lot.
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