Kelsey, Mary (Newton)
Date of Death: 14 Mar 1922
Subject: Mary E. (Newton) Kelsey
Source: St. Joseph Observer, 18 Mar 1922
Mrs. Mary E. Kelsey, 53, died at her home near Rochester Tuesday.
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