Mary Arthur McElroy
First Lady of the United States (1841-1917)
Biography
Mary Arthur McElroy was born in Greenwich, New York in 1841. She served as hostess for the administration of her brother, Chester A. Arthur, who was the 21st president of the United States, from 1881 to 1885. She took on this role after Arthur's wife Ellen died nearly two years before his presidency began.
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Mary Arthur McElroy is recorded as a politician, born in New York (1841–1917).
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