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Mary Stewart Doubleday Cutting (1851–1924) was an author of domestic realism novels and short stories.
Personal life
Mary Stewart Doubleday Cutting was the daughter of Civil War Brevet Brigadier General Ulysses Doubleday and his wife, née Mary Stewart. She was the granddaughter of Ulysses F. Doubleday, who served in the War of 1812 and was elected to both the Twenty-second and Twenty-fourth Congresses. She was the niece of General Abner Doubleday.
In 1875, Mary Stewart Doubleday married Charles Weed Cutting, described as a "well-known stationer", who died in 1893. They had five children—a son, Charles Weed Cutting, Jr., who died in Mexico City in 1920; a daughter Janet (Brevoort), who died in 1917; a son, Ulysses D. Cutting; a daughter, Amy; and a daughter, Mary Stewart Cutting, Jr. One other child may have died between 1893 and 1918, as Charles' obituary mentions six surviving children, but Scannell's New Jersey's First Citizens (Vol. I 1917-1918 lists five children. Mary Stewart Cutting, Jr.'s obituary only references Amy and Ulysses D. as siblings.
Mary's father, Ulysses Doubleday, died on or near the same day as her husband but in Tryon, NC.
At the time of her death, she was living in Orange, New Jersey.
Her daughter, Mary Stewart Cutting Jr., who died in 1928, wrote for The New York Times and was a prominent suffragist.
Novels and Short Stories
While Mary Stewart (Doubleday) Cutting was presenting her work publicly as early as 1872, when a poem of hers was published in Lippincott's Monthly Magazine, she only began publishing professionally in earnest after her husband's death in 1893. A list of Mary Stewart Doubleday Cutting's books published between 1902 and 1920, can be found at the Online Books Page hosted by the University of Pennsylvania. She published under the name Mary Stewart Cutting; listings today often include her maiden name of Doubleday to distinguish her work from that of her daughter, also Mary Stewart Cutting (Jr.).
