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Mary Prentice

Birth24 May 1843 - Pollockshaws, Eastwood, Renfrewshire, Scotland
Death7 Dec 1932 - Pennsylvania, USA
Mothermary barlas(barles)
FatherJohn Prentice

Born in Pollockshaws, Eastwood, Renfrewshire, Scotland on 24 May 1843 to John Prentice and mary barlas(barles). Mary Prentice married William Ralston and had 11 children. She passed away on 7 Dec 1932 in Pennsylvania, USA.

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Parents
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John Prentice
1822 - 1901
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Mary Barlas(barles)
1821 - Unknown
Spouse(s)
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William Ralston
1843 - 1901
Children Show all
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Jeanette M Ralston
1879 - 1962
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Margaret Kennedy Ralston
1877 - 1966
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George Prentice Ralston
1883 - 1956
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William Ralston
1885 - 1951
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Agnes Hunter Ralston
1869 - 1871
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Thomas Prentice Ralston
1871 - Unknown
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Mary Loughlin Ralston
1868 - 1871
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Elizabeth Ralston
1888 - 1889
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Joseph Ralston
1874 - 1876
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Albert Ralston
Unknown - Unknown
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Margaret Kennedy Ralston
1876 - Unknown

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