She was born Mary Pauline Sheern/Sharon. She married Dr. George Sanford on 7 October 1875 at Osage Mission, Neosho County, Kansas. They moved to Kansas City, Missouri where George had a dental practice. She left George and moved to Boise, Ada County, Idaho where she used the name of Helen Hunt and claimed she was the widow of Geo. B. Hunt.
In 1907 Mary Pauline Sanford was granted a divorce from George Benton Sanford from the court in Ada County, Idaho. She died in a fire when her house on her homestead burned to the ground just a couple of days before she would have been given the homestead from the Government.
Contributor: Sheri Fenley (46818430)
In 1907 Mary Pauline Sanford was granted a divorce from George Benton Sanford from the court in Ada County, Idaho. She died in a fire when her house on her homestead burned to the ground just a couple of days before she would have been given the homestead from the Government.
Contributor: Sheri Fenley (46818430)
She was born Mary Pauline Sheern/Sharon. She married Dr. George Sanford on 7 October 1875 at Osage Mission, Neosho County, Kansas. They moved to Kansas City, Missouri where George had a dental practice. She left George and moved to Boise, Ada County, Idaho where she used the name of Helen Hunt and claimed she was the widow of Geo. B. Hunt.
In 1907 Mary Pauline Sanford was granted a divorce from George Benton Sanford from the court in Ada County, Idaho. She died in a fire when her house on her homestead burned to the ground just a couple of days before she would have been given the homestead from the Government.
Contributor: Sheri Fenley (46818430)
In 1907 Mary Pauline Sanford was granted a divorce from George Benton Sanford from the court in Ada County, Idaho. She died in a fire when her house on her homestead burned to the ground just a couple of days before she would have been given the homestead from the Government.
Contributor: Sheri Fenley (46818430)
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