William's first wife

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13 July 1876 - Louisville, Pottowatomie County, KS

Kansas Reporter - Thursday

Mrs. Mary Metty, wife of William Metty, of the United States army, died at Vicksburg, Mississippi, June 25th. Mrs. Metty was a sister to Paris Jackson and Mrs. Graham, of this county.

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National Cemetery Interments, Vicksburg, Mississippi: Mrs. M. C. Metty, died 25 Jun 1876; buried in section E grave 16594; listed as a laundress of Co I 13th U S Infantry, which was William's unit

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