Daughter of George Hamilton and Venice Harriett Domeny Hamilton, Grace was born 1878 in Northern California.
Grace's first husband, Frank O. Reid, was a justice of the peace in Morgan Hill, Calif., and proprietor of the Glen Willis summer resort. They married in 1897 when she was 19 years old, and had two daughters: Grace Jeanette Reid and Eleanor Reid (who died at the age of 1). Grace sued Frank for divorce in January 1902, which was granted in March 1902. On April 12, 1902, she married Thomas V. Cator, a San Francisco attorney, in Reno, Nevada. He had just divorced his wife, Ethel, a few weeks earlier. His rapid marriage to Grace Reid created a minor scandal in the newspapers. (San Jose Evening News, Apr. 15, 1902.)
Grace B. Cator died of peritonitis on Sept. 14, 1903, at the French Hospital in San Francisco per city death records.
Grace's first husband, Frank O. Reid, was a justice of the peace in Morgan Hill, Calif., and proprietor of the Glen Willis summer resort. They married in 1897 when she was 19 years old, and had two daughters: Grace Jeanette Reid and Eleanor Reid (who died at the age of 1). Grace sued Frank for divorce in January 1902, which was granted in March 1902. On April 12, 1902, she married Thomas V. Cator, a San Francisco attorney, in Reno, Nevada. He had just divorced his wife, Ethel, a few weeks earlier. His rapid marriage to Grace Reid created a minor scandal in the newspapers. (San Jose Evening News, Apr. 15, 1902.)
Grace B. Cator died of peritonitis on Sept. 14, 1903, at the French Hospital in San Francisco per city death records.
Daughter of George Hamilton and Venice Harriett Domeny Hamilton, Grace was born 1878 in Northern California.
Grace's first husband, Frank O. Reid, was a justice of the peace in Morgan Hill, Calif., and proprietor of the Glen Willis summer resort. They married in 1897 when she was 19 years old, and had two daughters: Grace Jeanette Reid and Eleanor Reid (who died at the age of 1). Grace sued Frank for divorce in January 1902, which was granted in March 1902. On April 12, 1902, she married Thomas V. Cator, a San Francisco attorney, in Reno, Nevada. He had just divorced his wife, Ethel, a few weeks earlier. His rapid marriage to Grace Reid created a minor scandal in the newspapers. (San Jose Evening News, Apr. 15, 1902.)
Grace B. Cator died of peritonitis on Sept. 14, 1903, at the French Hospital in San Francisco per city death records.
Grace's first husband, Frank O. Reid, was a justice of the peace in Morgan Hill, Calif., and proprietor of the Glen Willis summer resort. They married in 1897 when she was 19 years old, and had two daughters: Grace Jeanette Reid and Eleanor Reid (who died at the age of 1). Grace sued Frank for divorce in January 1902, which was granted in March 1902. On April 12, 1902, she married Thomas V. Cator, a San Francisco attorney, in Reno, Nevada. He had just divorced his wife, Ethel, a few weeks earlier. His rapid marriage to Grace Reid created a minor scandal in the newspapers. (San Jose Evening News, Apr. 15, 1902.)
Grace B. Cator died of peritonitis on Sept. 14, 1903, at the French Hospital in San Francisco per city death records.
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