Mary E. Andrews Stoddard

1878–1945 (age 67)

Biography

Mary E. Andrews Stoddard lived a full life spanning from 1878 to 1945, leaving her mark on her community during a transformative era in American history. Her legacy was preserved in Grove Street Cemetery, where she rests among other notable figures of her time.

Though details of her life remain modest in the historical record, her presence in the community and the care taken to document her memory reflect the respect she earned during her lifetime.

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