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Lucy MAY

Birth7 Oct 1828 - Mallorytown, Yonge, Leeds, ON
Death28 May 1910 - Mallorytown, Yonge, Leeds, ON
MotherMary Ann McNish
FatherWilliam May

Born in Mallorytown, Yonge, Leeds, ON on 7 Oct 1828 to William May and Mary Ann McNish. Lucy MAY married Henry M Andress and had 14 children. She passed away on 28 May 1910 in Mallorytown, Yonge, Leeds, ON.

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Parents
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William May
1782 - 1857
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Mary Ann Mcnish
1798 - 1878
Spouse(s)
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Henry M Andress
1825 - 1902
Children Show all
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Hannah Andress
1863 - 1950
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George Henry Andrews
1865 - 1937
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Martha Andress
1868 - 1938
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Charles Andrews
1848 - 1919
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Wilson Andress
1851 - 1913
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Charity Andress
1859 - 1859
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Stephen Andress
1871 - 1871
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Lucy May Andress
1853 - 1948
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Elizabeth Andress
1858 - 1876
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Lura Ethel Andress
1862 - 1936
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Amanda Andress
1855 - 1863
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Wesley Andress
1847 - 1899
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William 'Willis' Andress
1869 - 1938
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George Andress
1850 - 1851

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