Born after 1852. Perished as a young woman in a tragic house fire at Tracy family home in Washington, DC. Never married.
"Mary Tracy, known as Mattie, who perished in the fire, was an artist, many of whose oils and water colors, including an imposing portrait of Nathanial Catlin, Judge Tracy's father-in-law, still hang in the Tracy family home in Apalachin, NY." Source: http://www.inheritage.org/content/hscny/legal-history-new-york/luminaries-court-appeals/tracy-benjamin.html
"Mary Tracy, known as Mattie, who perished in the fire, was an artist, many of whose oils and water colors, including an imposing portrait of Nathanial Catlin, Judge Tracy's father-in-law, still hang in the Tracy family home in Apalachin, NY." Source: http://www.inheritage.org/content/hscny/legal-history-new-york/luminaries-court-appeals/tracy-benjamin.html
Born after 1852. Perished as a young woman in a tragic house fire at Tracy family home in Washington, DC. Never married.
"Mary Tracy, known as Mattie, who perished in the fire, was an artist, many of whose oils and water colors, including an imposing portrait of Nathanial Catlin, Judge Tracy's father-in-law, still hang in the Tracy family home in Apalachin, NY." Source: http://www.inheritage.org/content/hscny/legal-history-new-york/luminaries-court-appeals/tracy-benjamin.html
"Mary Tracy, known as Mattie, who perished in the fire, was an artist, many of whose oils and water colors, including an imposing portrait of Nathanial Catlin, Judge Tracy's father-in-law, still hang in the Tracy family home in Apalachin, NY." Source: http://www.inheritage.org/content/hscny/legal-history-new-york/luminaries-court-appeals/tracy-benjamin.html
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