Mary's father, John Page, was killed by Apache Indians. A few months before her birth, her mother survived capture by the Apaches.
Mary was 16 when she married prominent local physician, Dr. John Handy, who turned out to be a Jekyll / Hyde. They had 5 children and after 12 years of an abusive marriage, Mary divorced her husband.
Her lawyer, Frank Heney gunned the doctor down in a duel and was exonerated because he said he was attacked.
Mary died a year later of cancer having not seen her children for two years as her husband had sent them to live in San Francisco with his mother.
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Her mother was Lucinda A PAGE.
Contributor: Don Stowell (46794548)
A life that had embraced much of trouble closed yesterday morning at two o clock, with the death of Mrs. Mary Handy, widow of the late Dr. Handy. She leaves five children, all of whom are in San Francisco. She suffered much in her last illness. The funeral takes place this morning at 9:30 from her house on Stone avenue.
Arizona Daily Star
Tucson, Arizona
29 Jan 1893, Sun • Page 4
Contributor: Don Stowell (46794548)
Mary was 16 when she married prominent local physician, Dr. John Handy, who turned out to be a Jekyll / Hyde. They had 5 children and after 12 years of an abusive marriage, Mary divorced her husband.
Her lawyer, Frank Heney gunned the doctor down in a duel and was exonerated because he said he was attacked.
Mary died a year later of cancer having not seen her children for two years as her husband had sent them to live in San Francisco with his mother.
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Her mother was Lucinda A PAGE.
Contributor: Don Stowell (46794548)
A life that had embraced much of trouble closed yesterday morning at two o clock, with the death of Mrs. Mary Handy, widow of the late Dr. Handy. She leaves five children, all of whom are in San Francisco. She suffered much in her last illness. The funeral takes place this morning at 9:30 from her house on Stone avenue.
Arizona Daily Star
Tucson, Arizona
29 Jan 1893, Sun • Page 4
Contributor: Don Stowell (46794548)
Mary's father, John Page, was killed by Apache Indians. A few months before her birth, her mother survived capture by the Apaches.
Mary was 16 when she married prominent local physician, Dr. John Handy, who turned out to be a Jekyll / Hyde. They had 5 children and after 12 years of an abusive marriage, Mary divorced her husband.
Her lawyer, Frank Heney gunned the doctor down in a duel and was exonerated because he said he was attacked.
Mary died a year later of cancer having not seen her children for two years as her husband had sent them to live in San Francisco with his mother.
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Her mother was Lucinda A PAGE.
Contributor: Don Stowell (46794548)
A life that had embraced much of trouble closed yesterday morning at two o clock, with the death of Mrs. Mary Handy, widow of the late Dr. Handy. She leaves five children, all of whom are in San Francisco. She suffered much in her last illness. The funeral takes place this morning at 9:30 from her house on Stone avenue.
Arizona Daily Star
Tucson, Arizona
29 Jan 1893, Sun • Page 4
Contributor: Don Stowell (46794548)
Mary was 16 when she married prominent local physician, Dr. John Handy, who turned out to be a Jekyll / Hyde. They had 5 children and after 12 years of an abusive marriage, Mary divorced her husband.
Her lawyer, Frank Heney gunned the doctor down in a duel and was exonerated because he said he was attacked.
Mary died a year later of cancer having not seen her children for two years as her husband had sent them to live in San Francisco with his mother.
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Her mother was Lucinda A PAGE.
Contributor: Don Stowell (46794548)
A life that had embraced much of trouble closed yesterday morning at two o clock, with the death of Mrs. Mary Handy, widow of the late Dr. Handy. She leaves five children, all of whom are in San Francisco. She suffered much in her last illness. The funeral takes place this morning at 9:30 from her house on Stone avenue.
Arizona Daily Star
Tucson, Arizona
29 Jan 1893, Sun • Page 4
Contributor: Don Stowell (46794548)
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