Mary Balice

Rosemary Balice, age 77, Harwood Heights, IL View Details

Cities: Rochester MI, Gainesville FL Possible Relatives: Eugene Marvin Balice, Theresa Charlotte Balice, Angela M Balice

Maria Balice, age 53, Schiller Park, IL View Details

Cities: Rochester MI, Gainesville FL Possible Relatives: Eugene Marvin Balice, Theresa Charlotte Balice, Angela M Balice

Mary Balice, age 114, Niles, IL View Details

Cities: Rochester MI, Gainesville FL

Maria Balice, age 72, Franklin Park, IL View Details

Cities: Rochester MI, Gainesville FL Possible Relatives: Eugene Marvin Balice, Theresa Charlotte Balice, Angela M Balice

Mary Kay Balice, age 75, Chicago, IL View Details

Locations: Rochester MI, Gainesville FL Possible Relatives: Eugene Marvin Balice, Theresa Charlotte Balice

Maria Balice, age 72, Franklin Park, IL View Details

Locations: Rochester MI, Gainesville FL Possible Relatives: Eugene Marvin Balice, Theresa Charlotte Balice

Mary Lynn Balice, age 59, Chicago, IL View Details

Locations: Rochester MI, Gainesville FL Possible Relatives: Eugene Marvin Balice, Theresa Charlotte Balice

Maria Balice, age 53, Schiller Park, IL View Details

Locations: Rochester MI, Gainesville FL Possible Relatives: Eugene Marvin Balice, Theresa Charlotte Balice

Mary E Balice, age 60s, Rochester, MI View Details

Locations: Rochester MI, Dublin OH, Columbus OH Possible Relatives: Eugene Marvin Balice, Theresa Charlotte Balice

Mary Kay Balice, age 60s, Chicago, IL View Details

Locations: Chicago IL, Romeoville IL, Norwood Park IL Possible Relatives: Brigitte M Balice, Michael L Balice, Michael Balice

Mary Balice, age 100s View Details

Mary M Balice, age 100s View Details

Possible Relatives: Angela E Balice, Dedra Anne Balice, Frank Norman Balice

Mary E Balice, age 75 View Details

Address:***** Rock Valley Dr, Rochester, MI. Phone Number: (248) 652-****

Mary Balice View Details

Address:***** W Roseview Dr, Niles, IL. Phone Number: (708) 825-****

Mary Alice Seymour

Lady Mary Alice Seymour was a 19th-century American musician, author, elocutionist, and critic. She was referred to as "Octavia Hensel" in the music world, where she was an internationally-known musicread more... critic. As a critic, Seymour was renowned. Her musical nature, her superior education, her thorough knowledge of the laws of theory and familiarity with the works of the great composers of the classic, romantic and Wagnerian schools, and the later schools of harmony, gave her a point of vantage above the ordinary. She was one of the original staff writers on the Musical Courier, having been its correspondent from Vienna and other European centers. Seymour played the piano, harp, guitar and organ, but never appeared on the stage, except for charitable events, as her relatives were opposed to her pursuing a professional life. A "confirmed bluestocking", Seymour was also a polyglot who spoke seven languages fluently: German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Romanian, and Hungarian dialects. She died in 1897.read less...

Mary Alice Evatt

Mary Alice Evatt (1898–1973) was an Australian artist, art patron, arts advocate and political activist. In 1943 she was the first woman to be appointed as a trustee of the Art Gallery of New South read more...Wales. She was a noted advocate of contemporary art in Australia, and a student of André Lhote in Paris in 1938. Evatt did much to promote modernism in Australian public life in the 1930s to 1950s. With direct links to the centre of political power in mid 20th century Australia via her husband's legal and political career, she enjoyed unique public agency for an Australian woman artist in the mid 20th century and much of her career unfolded in the public spotlight.read less...

Mary Alice Hadley

Mary Alice Hadley was an American artist from Terre Haute, Indiana, known for her earthenware pottery pieces with hand-painted images of farm and coastal life, which were sold by Hadley Pottery.

Mary Alice Peck

Mary Alice Peck, was a craftwork artist known for her work in founding the Canadian Handicrafts Guild of Montreal.

Mary Alice Monroe

Mary Alice Monroe is a best-selling author known for fiction that explore the compelling parallels between nature and human nature. Many of her novels deal with environmental issues. For example, The read more...Beach House and Swimming Lessons refer to the plight of injured sea turtles.read less...

Mary Alice Blair

Mary Alice Blair (1880–1962) was a New Zealand doctor who organised hospitals in Malta, Serbia and Salonika during the First World War. She was in charge of Serbian hospital evacuation to Corsica whread more...ere she was responsible for the thousands of refugees. She was awarded the Serbian Medal of St Sava and mentioned in despatches for her distinguished service. An anaesthetist, trained in New Zealand and Britain, Blair was described as one of “the great women of anaesthesia.”read less...