Marion de Peyster Carey

1873–1941 (age 68)

Biography

Marion de Peyster Carey, born in 1873, offered encouragement and care to her circle with elegance and sincerity. Her thoughtful attention to detail and heartfelt hospitality made others feel valued and seen in every gathering.

At Saint James Episcopal Churchyard, Marion’s legacy stands as a tribute to her loving generosity and the moments of joy she cultivated among family and friends.

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