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Watts (MARY STANBERY an American)

MARY STANBERY, an American novelist, born in Delaware county, O., in 1868. She was educated at the Convent of the Sacred Heart, Cincinnati, and in 1891 married Miles Taylor Watts.

Her novels, which for the most part deal with the Middle West, include "The Tenants" (1908); "Nathan Burke" (1910); "The Rise of Jennie Cushing" (1914); "The Boardman Family" (1918); "From Father to Son" (1919). She also wrote many plays, and contributed many short stories to magazines.

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