The Arizona Death Certificate said that she was the daughter of James Tucker of Tennessee and Sarah Huckabee of Arkansas, and she was a 67-year old widowed schoolteacher.
She was buried in the Yuma Cemetery the day after her death.∼She worked as a newspaper typesetter and was the second wife of American explorer and Arizona Territory representative Charles D. Poston. They were married on July 27, 1885, but the couple separated shortly afterwards. There is no evidence they ever divorced. If you have additional biographical details, please contact me.
She was buried in the Yuma Cemetery the day after her death.∼She worked as a newspaper typesetter and was the second wife of American explorer and Arizona Territory representative Charles D. Poston. They were married on July 27, 1885, but the couple separated shortly afterwards. There is no evidence they ever divorced. If you have additional biographical details, please contact me.
The Arizona Death Certificate said that she was the daughter of James Tucker of Tennessee and Sarah Huckabee of Arkansas, and she was a 67-year old widowed schoolteacher.
She was buried in the Yuma Cemetery the day after her death.∼She worked as a newspaper typesetter and was the second wife of American explorer and Arizona Territory representative Charles D. Poston. They were married on July 27, 1885, but the couple separated shortly afterwards. There is no evidence they ever divorced. If you have additional biographical details, please contact me.
She was buried in the Yuma Cemetery the day after her death.∼She worked as a newspaper typesetter and was the second wife of American explorer and Arizona Territory representative Charles D. Poston. They were married on July 27, 1885, but the couple separated shortly afterwards. There is no evidence they ever divorced. If you have additional biographical details, please contact me.
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