Mary Custis Vezey
Mary Custis Vezey studied at Pomona College. The recorded working language is Russian. Mary Custis Vezey was born in 1904 at New York City.
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Mary Custis Vezey
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- Born
- 1904 · New York City.
- Died
- 1994 · San Francisco.
- Nationality
- United States
- Occupation
- poet · writer
- Education
- Pomona College
- Languages
- Russian
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Mary Custis Vezey was recorded as poet and writer.
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The following is established of origins and background. Born in 1904 at New York City. Institutional cataloguing adds that mary Custis Vezey died in 1994 at San Francisco.
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