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Oregonian/1902/November 15/Mrs… (1902)

She had a good memory and was said to have better command of the facts of Oregon history than any other person living in her latter days. She did much work in the compilation of a geneological history of the Walworth family, of New England, when the death of the chief patron left it unpublished and uncompleted. The income from her work and a small pension maintained her in modest comfort.
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Oregonian/1902/November 15/Mrs… (1902)

SUCCUMBED TO OLD AGE
Was a Prolific Writer on Oregon History — Romances, Descriptive Stories and Poetry Also Came From Her Pen.
DEATH OF WELL-KNOWN OREGON HISTORIAN
MRS. FRANCES FULLER VICTOR Mrs. Frances Fuller Victor, the well-known writer of Pacific Coast history, died yesterday morning, at the boarding-house of Mrs. Emma M. Gilmore, 501 Yamhill street, aged nearly 76 years. For two or three weeks she had not been able to get down to the dining-room for her meals, but it was not supposed that the end was so near. Mrs.
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Oregonian/1902/November 15/Mrs… (1902)

It seems not only just, but necessary, to affix my name to at least four volumes of the "History of the Pacific States," although that does not cover all the work done on the history by myself. The four volumes referred to comprise the States of Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana. Colorado, Wyoming and Nevada. My name is therefore placed or the backs of these volumes without displacing that of Mr.
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