Mays Family Tree - Person Sheet
NameDavid Percival LITTLE 
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3279Birth Date3 Apr 1864
Birth PlaceWilkinsburg, Allegheny Co., PA, USA
Death Date3 Apr 1903 Age: 39
Death PlacePhiladelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA, USA
Burial Date6 Apr 1903
Burial PlaceMount Moriah Cemetery, Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., PA, USA
Burial MemoPlot: Section 30, Lot 75
FatherDavid LITTLE Jr. (1823-1889)
MotherElizabeth “Lizzie” ORR (1850-1889)
Spouses
Birth Date16 Mar 1871
Birth PlaceClearfield, Clearfield Co., PA, USA
Residence Date1920
Residence PlaceDetroit, Wayne Co., MI, USA
Residence Memowith her son James
Death Date20 May 1920 Age: 49
Death PlaceDetroit, Wayne Co., MI, USA
Death Memowas living with son James
Burial Date22 May 1920
Burial PlaceGrand Lawn Cemetery, Detroit, Wayne Co., MI, USA
Cause of DeathSpinal Meningitis
FatherArchibald Henry SHAW (1824-1880)
MotherMary E IRVIN (1832-1897)
Misc. Notes
The youngest daughter of her parents.
See Daisy’s childhood home as the profile photo of her father.3279
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Obituary
From The Clearfield Progress, Clearfield, PA dated Tuesday, June 1, 1920
DEATH OF DAISY SHAW MACKEY
Word was received here last Thursday by Mrs F B REED and Mrs A B WEAVER that their sister, Mrs D E MACKEY, had died. Mrs MACKEY was well known here. She was DAISY SHAW, the youngest daughter of A H and MARY E SHAW. She was born March 16, 1871, in Clearfield, in her beautiful old home down by the river. She was educated in Clearfield schools and Wilson College. In 1893, she was married to DAVID LITTLE of Pittsburgh.
They had 2 sons, DOUGLASS and JAMES, both of whom are living. Mr LITTLE died in 1903, and in 1907, Mrs. LITTLE married D E MACKEY.
They lived in St Louis before the war, when Dr MACKEY was sent to France, and DOUGLASS LITTLE also went. After their return, Dr MACKEY opened an office in Patton. They lived there and it was there Mrs MACKEY last January took spinal meningitis. She was taken to the best hospital and everything possible was done, and she rallied after months of terrible suffering, and as she needed a change, was taken to the home of her son, JAMES LITTLE, who is married and lives in Detroit, Mich. She seemed alright for a week but suddenly took a turn for the worst and died instantly. She leaves behind her to mourn their loss her husband, 2 sons, and 5 sisters. She was buried at the home of her son in Detroit, in Grand Lawn Cemetery, May 22, 1920.6123
See Daisy’s childhood home as the profile photo of her father.3279
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Obituary
From The Clearfield Progress, Clearfield, PA dated Tuesday, June 1, 1920
DEATH OF DAISY SHAW MACKEY
Word was received here last Thursday by Mrs F B REED and Mrs A B WEAVER that their sister, Mrs D E MACKEY, had died. Mrs MACKEY was well known here. She was DAISY SHAW, the youngest daughter of A H and MARY E SHAW. She was born March 16, 1871, in Clearfield, in her beautiful old home down by the river. She was educated in Clearfield schools and Wilson College. In 1893, she was married to DAVID LITTLE of Pittsburgh.
They had 2 sons, DOUGLASS and JAMES, both of whom are living. Mr LITTLE died in 1903, and in 1907, Mrs. LITTLE married D E MACKEY.
They lived in St Louis before the war, when Dr MACKEY was sent to France, and DOUGLASS LITTLE also went. After their return, Dr MACKEY opened an office in Patton. They lived there and it was there Mrs MACKEY last January took spinal meningitis. She was taken to the best hospital and everything possible was done, and she rallied after months of terrible suffering, and as she needed a change, was taken to the home of her son, JAMES LITTLE, who is married and lives in Detroit, Mich. She seemed alright for a week but suddenly took a turn for the worst and died instantly. She leaves behind her to mourn their loss her husband, 2 sons, and 5 sisters. She was buried at the home of her son in Detroit, in Grand Lawn Cemetery, May 22, 1920.6123
ChildrenJames Crawford (1896-1965)
Douglass|David Irving (1893-1956)