Mary soon gave birth to a daughter, in February 1815, who was born prematurely and died in March of the same year. A second child, William was born soon after. (Frankenstein) In November 1816, Fanny committed suicide. A few weeks later, Percy’s first wife, Harriet committed suicide as well. (Frankenstein) On the 30th of December 1816, Mary and Percy got married in St. Mildred Church in London. Mary gave birth to Clara Everina. Both Clara and William soon after died. At the age of 21, she started to get sick and depressed due to her children’s deaths. Later, she gave birth to her son Percy on November 1819 which gave her some strength to live on. (Frankenstein) This would make Percy the only child of Mary to go on to adulthood. On the 8th of July, Mary lost her husband in a boating accident in the coast. (A Bibliography Sketch) Mary had lost so many people in her life. It was only her son, Percy, and her left which had led her in severe depression at a very young age. Percy graduated from Trinity College in 1841 and married in 1848. Mary lived with daughter-in-law and son until she died on the 1st of February 1851 in London at the age of 54. (A Bibliography
Mary soon gave birth to a daughter, in February 1815, who was born prematurely and died in March of the same year. A second child, William was born soon after. (Frankenstein) In November 1816, Fanny committed suicide. A few weeks later, Percy’s first wife, Harriet committed suicide as well. (Frankenstein) On the 30th of December 1816, Mary and Percy got married in St. Mildred Church in London. Mary gave birth to Clara Everina. Both Clara and William soon after died. At the age of 21, she started to get sick and depressed due to her children’s deaths. Later, she gave birth to her son Percy on November 1819 which gave her some strength to live on. (Frankenstein) This would make Percy the only child of Mary to go on to adulthood. On the 8th of July, Mary lost her husband in a boating accident in the coast. (A Bibliography Sketch) Mary had lost so many people in her life. It was only her son, Percy, and her left which had led her in severe depression at a very young age. Percy graduated from Trinity College in 1841 and married in 1848. Mary lived with daughter-in-law and son until she died on the 1st of February 1851 in London at the age of 54. (A Bibliography