Lucy (Macomber) Maynard

Birth1848-1851her name on birth certif was Macomber/ she used 1st name Zora/Zoa - Saint-Jean, Quebec, Canada changed her name to Maynard had illigitamate child

Deathabt 1924 which she kept name Louise - UP NORTH IS ALL I WAS TOLD SEE LUICIE MORNAY ON 1920CENSUS

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Born in Saint-Jean, Quebec, Canada changed her name to Maynard had illigitamate child on 1848-1851her name on birth certif was Macomber/ she used 1st name Zora/Zoa. Lucy (Macomber) Maynard married Nelson Curtis Morway (Marois) and had 8 children. She passed away on abt 1924 which she kept name Louise in UP NORTH IS ALL I WAS TOLD SEE LUICIE MORNAY ON 1920CENSUS.

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Nelson Curtis Morway (Marois)
1841 - 1913

Chas Wescom
1843 - Unknown

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Harriet (Hattie) Morway
1873 - 1923

Walter Roger Morway
1879 - 1952

Frank Morway
1866 - 1901

John Morway
1870 - 1876

Harry Morway
1885 - 1885

Isaac Morway
1870 - 1871

David Morway
1868 - 1871

Mary Sylvester
1870 - 1955

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