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Her name really was "Sibyl" - all the period sources spell it that way. I also redid the material about her father; I just worked up his article a bit, and he was NOT a gold miner, and neither did he die when she was a little girl. He made his money as a lawyer for Leland Standford's railroads, and he lived until 1886, when she was about 20 or 21.
I haven't read the Sibyl Sanderson bio, so I can't correct the rest of this article, if it needs any work. Brianyoumans (talk) 17:45, 11 November 2009 (UTC)Reply
