Buried w/ Anna Cameron at Gracelawn Cemetery, Flint, Genesee Co., MI

Obituary from the FLINT JOURNAL:
MCCREA - Mary McCrea, 39 years old, died yesterday at 674 Neff-rd, Grosse Pointe, of tubercul osis, following an illness of three years. She was born in Roscommon-co, MIch., the daughte r of James B. and Isabelle McCrea. She was a member of the Presbyterian church in Superior , Wis. She leaves her father, of Flint; two brothers, James E. McCrea, of Johnson City, Pa. , and Duncan C. McCrea, of Detroit; four sisters, Adelia and Jessie, of Grosse Pointe; Mrs. B eltz, of Chicago, and Mrs. L. A. Monroe, of Superior, Wis.

Obituary from the ROSCOMMON NEWS HERALD
19 April 1928
News of Local Interest

Word has been received announcing the death of Miss Mary McCrea, a former well known Roscommo n girl, who died at 674 Neff Road, Grosse Pointe, of tuberculosis following an illness of thr ee years. She was born here, the daughter of James B. and Isabelle McCrea, and was 39 year s of age. She attended school here and following the death of her mother several years ago s he went to Superior, Wisconsin, to reside with her sister. She is survived by her father wh o resides in Flint, also two brothers and four sisters, James E. McCrea of Johnson City, PA ; Duncan C. McCrea, of Detroit, Adelia and Jessie McCrea of Grosse Pointe, Mrs. Beltz of Chic ago and Mrs. L.A. Monroe of Superior, Wisconsin.