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"In Memoriam of Mary C. Ford of Sound Beach, Connecticut" is a biographical tribute commemorating the life of Mary C. Ford. This work offers readers a glimpse into her life and times in Sound Beach, Connecticut. While specific details about Mary's life are not provided, the title suggests a deeply personal and reflective account intended to honor her memory. This book serves as a historical record, capturing a moment in time and preserving the legacy of an individual within the context of her community.
Ideal for those interested in local history, women's studies, and biographical works, this memorial provides a snapshot of 19th-century life in a small American town. It serves as a valuable resource for genealogical research and offers insights into the social and cultural landscape of the period.
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