Mary May Isabella Reinstein

Birth31 JUL 1868 - Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

Death8 JUL 1953 - Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States

MotherIsabella Vandever

FatherHenry"Harry"Fredrick Reinstein

Born in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States on 31 JUL 1868 to Henry"Harry"Fredrick Reinstein and Isabella Vandever. Mary May Isabella Reinstein married John Martinez Cardeza Halsey and had 11 children. She passed away on 8 JUL 1953 in Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States.

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Parents

Henry"harry"fredrick Reinstein
1828 - 1901

Isabella Vandever
1844 - 1920

Spouse(s)

John Martinez Cardeza Halsey
1868 - 1895

John Joseph Croke
1876 - 1944

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Edwin Thomas Ayres
1900 - 1978

Ferdinand Heston Ayres
1902 - 1958

Reese Richardson Halsey
1889 - 1976

Samuel Harry (Allen) Halsey
1887 - 1953

Harry Cadiza Halsey
1892 - 1951

Carl Martinez Halsey
1895 - 1971

Isabel Dever Halsey
1892 - 1962

Appleton P. Halsey
1894 - 1894

Norma Rebecca Ayres
1907 - 1992

Mary Hollis Ayres
1904 - 1917

Dean Ayres
1912 - 1912

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