The Unexplained 1930 Disappearance Of Mary Agnes Moroney

As reported by Nicole Henley on Medium, Mary Beck McClelland and the Moroneys were never certain that they were related, as DNA testing was not performed until years after they had died. Eventually, however, DNA testing would conclusively prove McClelland was not Mary Agnes Moroney. Nevertheless, they considered themselves to be family.

Michael Moroney died in 1957 at the age of 55 and his wife, Catherine, died in 1962 at the age of 49. Mary Beck McClelland died in 2005 at the age of 77. Mary Agnes' kidnapper was never identified and no signs of the missing child were ever found.

At the time of her disappearance, Mary Agnes had blonde hair. Nicole Henley reports she also had blue eyes and was left-handed. She had at least two distinguishing marks, which included a strawberry birthmark on her face and a scar from an operation to correct a ruptured navel when she was an infant. If she is still alive, Mary Agnes would have turned 94 in 2022.

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