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manager for the copper industry. After her retirement, King divorced his wife of twenty-two years and began courting
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Isabella and John's son, John Selmes ("Jack") Greenway (1924–1995) was born. In 1926, John died suddenly, following surgery, leaving Isabella a widow once again. Isabella continued her many of her husband's plans in his memory. She successfully campaigned for a
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