Mary T. Jeffries

1863–1930 (age 67)

Biography

Mary T. Jeffries lived through the sweep of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries with a quiet steadiness that left a gentle mark on those around her.

Her memory is honored at Oak Hill Cemetery, where friends and family gather in spirit to recall a life of faithful presence and considerate service.

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