Mayme's marriage to Bertram is by inference. In a 1930 legal notice in the Binghamton (NY) Press, Rhea and Bertram Cram are listed as the great-grandchildren of Sarah Folsom and therefore must be the children of one of Evelena Veazie Cram's children. Mertie, the oldest of Evelena's children, died at the age of 8. Harry S Cram, the next oldest of Evelena's children, married Anna Spraker. Harry and Anna (Anna the mother of 1) appear in the 1910 census with child Henry (also mentioned in the legal notice). Bertram, Evelena's youngest child, was single in 1900 and died in 1909. In Bertram's obituary, it states that he leaves a wife and two children (unnamed). In 1910, Mayme Cram, widow, is listed with children Rhea (b.c. 1908) and Bert (b.c. 1909). The only reasonable conclusion is that Bertram Cram married Mayme Barry sometime between 1900 and 1907.

In 1910 and 1920, Mayme and children Rhea and Bert are living with her father and mother.