Photographer: Max Koch, White Oaks, New Mexico.
Nellie Bly Gray Reily
BIRTH |
Grapevine, Tarrant County, Texas, USA
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DEATH | 23 Aug 1958 (aged 80)
Lincoln County, New Mexico, USA
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BURIAL |
Carrizozo, Lincoln County, New Mexico, USA |
MEMORIAL ID | 32801985 View Source |
Nellie Bly Gray was born in Grapevine, Texas, and later moved to New Mexico, where she married William Morgan Reily on October 31, 1894, in Salado, DeBaca, New Mexico. Together, they had at least seven children, including Kathryn Mary Reily and Grace Herndon Reily. Nellie spent much of her life in Lincoln County, New Mexico, contributing to the local community and raising her family there. She passed away at the age of 80 and was buried in Evergreen Cemetery in Carrizozo, New Mexico (FamilySearch) (FindAGrave) (FamilySearch) (White Oaks New Mexico Goldrush).
William Morgan Reily
- Spouse: Nellie Bly Gray
- Marriage Date: 31 October 1894
- Children: At least 2 sons and 5 daughters, including Kathryn Mary Reily and Grace Herndon Reily
William Morgan Reily was an influential figure in his family and community. He and Nellie Bly Gray settled in Lincoln County, New Mexico, where they raised their children. William and Nellie’s family became well-integrated into the local society, contributing to the area’s development during the early 20th century.
Connection to New Mexico
Nellie and William’s move to New Mexico and their subsequent life there reflects the broader patterns of migration and settlement during that period. Lincoln County, known for its historical significance and the Lincoln County War, provided a backdrop for their lives. Their contributions to the community and the growth of their family played a part in the area’s history.
Further Reading and Resources
For more detailed genealogical information, you can explore the following resources:
- Nellie Bly Gray on FamilySearch
- Nellie Bly Gray Reily on Find a Grave
- Nellie Bly Gray and William Reily Cabinet Card on White Oaks New Mexico Goldrush
These sources provide additional context and details about their lives, family connections, and contributions to their community in New Mexico.