Fanny was not well in 1887 with a severe case of gout and her father had been paying for both a nurse and carriage for her care. But with her father's financial ruin, he was forced to write her and her husband, who were largely dependent on him: "It will be impossible to let you have any more money at present" She lived in Mentone, France in 1892 as noted in her father's will.
She married James Bruyn Andrews on 16 March 1869 in Pau, France. They were remarried the following day at the United States Legation in Paris, France. This was attended by Fanny's parents and her sister, Isabella.
She married James Bruyn Andrews on 16 March 1869 in Pau, France. They were remarried the following day at the United States Legation in Paris, France. This was attended by Fanny's parents and her sister, Isabella.
Fanny was not well in 1887 with a severe case of gout and her father had been paying for both a nurse and carriage for her care. But with her father's financial ruin, he was forced to write her and her husband, who were largely dependent on him: "It will be impossible to let you have any more money at present" She lived in Mentone, France in 1892 as noted in her father's will.
She married James Bruyn Andrews on 16 March 1869 in Pau, France. They were remarried the following day at the United States Legation in Paris, France. This was attended by Fanny's parents and her sister, Isabella.
She married James Bruyn Andrews on 16 March 1869 in Pau, France. They were remarried the following day at the United States Legation in Paris, France. This was attended by Fanny's parents and her sister, Isabella.
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