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On August 25, 1887, Fannie Jean Lyne married Alfred
Pressly Black (b. 1856), a San Francisco attorney, and they had three children: Harold Alfred, Emma Francis Kew, Marion Alice Wagner. Another son, William Lyne Black, died young. She lived at 1260 Chestnut Street, San Francisco, California.
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She held several positions in different clubs. She was the chairman for San
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