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Mary Lemaster

Birth1694 - Charles, St Mary's, Maryland, United States
Death1747 - Prince George's, Maryland, United States
MotherMartha Dennis
FatherRichard Lemaster

Born in Charles, St Mary's, Maryland, United States on 1694 to Richard Lemaster and Martha Dennis. Mary Lemaster married Thomas Hays and had 15 children. She passed away on 1747 in Prince George's, Maryland, United States.

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Parents
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Richard Lemaster
1670 - 1730
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Martha Dennis
1674 - 1713
Spouse(s)
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Thomas Hays
1693 - 1749
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✫ Thomas Hays (Hayes)
1690 - 1764
Children Show all
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Mary Heig Hays
1721 - 1815
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Nathaniel Hayes
1715 - 1746
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John Hays
1715 - 1802
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Edward Hayes
1713 - 1808
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Sen William Aee Hays (Hayes, Haze)
1740 - 1804
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Mary Hayes
1710 - 1798
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Florence Mary Ann "Mary" Hayes
1715 - 1807
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George Hayes
1714 - 1747
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Malachi Hayes
1713 - 1790
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Jeremiah Hays
1713 - 1783
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William Hays
1702 - 1797
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Charles Hays
1714 - 1784
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Arthur George Hayes
1725 - Unknown
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Ed Hayes
1727 - Unknown
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Charles Hayes
1729 - 1738

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