Hayes, Frances, 1867-1950
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Hayes, Frances, 1867-1950
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Hayes, Frances, 1867-1950
Hayes, Fanny, 1867-1950
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Smith, Frances Hayes, 1867-1950
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Sixth child and only daughter of President Rutherford B. and Lucy Webb Hayes; b. in Fremont, Ohio; married Harry Eaton Smith; subsequently divorced and resumed maiden name; lived in Annapolis, Md., New York, N.Y., spending time in Africa with son Dalton Smith Hayes (1898-1950); resided at Bryant Pond, Me.; d. in Lewiston, Me., and buried in Fremont, Ohio; known as Fanny Hayes.
Sixth child and only daughter of President Rutherford B. and Lucy Webb Hayes; b. in Fremont, Ohio; married Harry Eaton Smith; subsequently divorced and resumed maiden name; lived in Annapolis, Md., New York, N.Y., spending time in Africa with son Dalton Smith Hayes (1898-1950); resided at Bryant Pond, Me.; d. in Lewistown, Me., and buried in Fremont, Ohio; known as Fanny Hayes.
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