Mace Greenleaf [SEP] place of death
very wealthy family, they owned Catalina Island, and was remembered at the time for an affair she had while married to her first husband that ended with the suicide of her lover. Lucy Banning was known as something of a free spirit and often scandalized "polite society" with the number of men in her life. She left Greenleaf in 1910 for the son of a prominent judge.
Death.
Mace Greenleaf died on March 23, 1912, while in Philadelphia after a brief battle with pneumonia.
Mace Greenleaf
Mace Greenleaf (December 8, 1872 – March 23, 1912) was an American stage and silent film actor.
Early life.
Mace Greenleaf was born at Dixfield, Maine, the only child of Charles Ward and Mary (née Eustis) Greenleaf. Charles Greenleaf was a native of Massachusetts and supported his family employed as a surveyor.
Career.
Greenleaf's first important role came in the late 1890s playing Herbert, the king's forester, in stock productions of "The Prisoner of Zenda