81. Will Co, IL 1916 Necroligist Report June 14, 1916 Mrs. Bridget Follen, 84 years old, Joliet; resident of Channahonfor 61 years. June 14, 1916 - Joshua BUSH, 71 years old; http://www.rootsweb.com/~ilwill/Necrologist/1916Necrologist.htm

Will Co, IL USGenWeb 1916 Necroligist Report Thanks to Lawrence B Peet for the submission of this information. (The 1916 Old Settlers' Association Necrology Report, as prepared by Estelle M. Castle, printed in the Joliet Evening Herald-News, October 7, 1916, transcribed by Lawrence B. Peet.) Pioneers' Necrology List For 1915-16 By Estelle M. Castle During the year from October, 1915, to October this year, the ranks of the pioneers of Will county have been visibly thinned. Two years ago there were recorded 114 deaths from within and outside the membership of the Will County Pioneers Association. Last year 227 was the number, and this year 433. To the younger generation these pioneers have, in their lifetime, offered examples of integrity and stability that have given character to the community life of Will county. As necrologist, I present the following, as near a complete list as was available, of the settlers called to their eternal reward. Sept. 30, 1915 - Mrs. Elizabeth KRIPPS , 64 years old, at her home, 307 Ross street. A resident of Joliet for forty-five years. Sept. 30, 1915 -

82. Cultural And Historic Preservation Across Generations John La Farge, Charles Follen McKim, and Stanford White Mrs. Hermann Oelrichs required a house that was suitable for staging lavish http://www.salve.edu/heritage/annualconferences/2002/

TH A NNUAL C ONFERENCE ON C ULTURAL AND H ISTORIC P RESERVATION THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 26 Convener: James C. Garman, Cultural and Historic Preservation Program, Salve Regina University Presiding: Richard Guy Wilson SESSION I 9:15 - 10:00 RICHARD GUY WILSON American Renaissance From their earlier shingled buildings in Newport, RI, to their later grand classical buildings such as the Boston Public Library and Pennsylvania Station, they established for the United States a new architectural lineage that connected with both the country's past and the grand traditions of the old world. SESSION II 10:30 - 11:45 Introduction: William Varieka, William Varieka Fine Arts BOX LUNCH 11:45-12:30 TRANSPORTATION TO NEWPORT ART MUSEUM NEWPORT ART MUSEUM SESSION III 1:15 - 2:15 JOYCE SCHILLER Associate Curator 19th Century Art Delaware Art Museum More Than Pigeon Roosts: Saint-Gaudens' Public Monument Collaborations with McKim and White Sculptor Augustus Saint-Gaudens preferred to work with the creative spatial and design input of an architect in the planning and creation of his public monuments. His most important collaborative projects were done with Charles Follen McKim and Stanford White. This paper will discuss the working style of some of their collaborative projects and the divergent form of their creations.

83. Apr 21 - Author Anniversaries John MUIR 1842 Charles Follen ADAMS 1846 William Henry GOODYEAR 1849 Msgr, Mrs BRYER 1903 Gardner D STOUT (Sr) 1904 Jean HÉLION 1905 (William) http://www.kingkong.demon.co.uk/aa/apr21.htm

Author Anniversaries for Apr 21 If you find a person's date of birth or death on this page and want to find that person's date of death or birth, or other information, try looking them up in the New General Catalog of Old Books and Authors pages. Born: nee )Jordan PERRY 1895: Prof, Otis Weldon COAN 1896: Henry(-Marie-Joseph-Millon) de MONTHERLANT 1897: Prof, Hul-Cee Marcus ACTON 1899: James Wentworth DAY 1899: Randall THOMPSON 1900: Jessie ( nee nee DODDS 1908: Elizabeth Boatwright COKER 1909: Prof, Rollo (Reece) MAY 1912: Prof, Samuel J KIMURA 1912: Robin RICHMOND 1913: Ronald William Parkinson SMITH (ps: Norman PARKINSON) 1914: Bertrand MATHER 1914: Manfred LACHS 1914: Prof, Abram BURK (ps: Abram BERGSON) 1915: Anthony (Rudolph Oaxaca) QUINN 1915: Prof, Edwin Charles ROZWENC 1915: Prof, Garrett (J) HARDIN 1918: Sir, Lawrence (Burnett) GOWING 1919: Prof, Michael Thomas MANN 1920: Donald POTTER 1921: Preston LOVE 1923: John MORTIMER 1923: Tilda ROSEN, Mrs GLASER (ps: Jane Rosen Glaser) 1924: Prof, Donald Cole FRESHWATER 1927: Peter Humphry GREENWOOD 1927: Prof, John Harold SMITH 1928: Joan WAKELIN 1928: Olivia MILLS 1936: Charles Stuart SMITH 1938: Lawrence (Ray) CLAYTON 1938: Wallace (H) TERRY 1939: Sister(CSJ), Helen PREJEAN 1943: Kole(=Bankole Ajibabi) OMOTOSO 1944: Prof, Lynn M GUNZBERG Died: nee DURONCERAY 1804: Sarah WISTER 1809: Francis GREEN 1866: Jane (Baillie) ( nee )Welsh CARLYLE 1877: Rev, Robert Cotton MATHER 1893: David Alfred DOUDNEY 1893: Edward Henry STANLEY, 15th Earl of DERBY 1909: Henry North HOLROYD, 3rd Earl of SHEFFIELD (ps: A Sussex PEER) 1910: Samuel Langhorn CLEMENS (ps: Mark TWAIN) 1913: Charles Edmund NEWTON-ROBINSON 1914: Samuel Rutherford CROCKETT 1914: Sir, Edwin DURNING-LAWRENCE, 1st Baronet DURNING-LAWRENCE

84. Water Park And Mrs. The preceding month Mrs. Stowe had received a letter from Mrs. Follen inLondon, asking for Wa6er with regard to herself, her family, http://water-park.infohub.dnip.net/

Water park A water park is an amusement park that features waterplay areas, such as water slides splash pads , spraygrounds (water playgrounds), lazy rivers, or other recreational bathing environments. Water parks in more current states of development may also be equipped with some type of artificial surfing or bodyboarding environment such as a wave pool or a FlowRider. Evolution of waterparks from spas Some waterparks are more spa-oriented, e.g. Schwaben Quellen, a member of European Waterparks Association (EWA) has no Water slides, but instead has lots of saunas, steam rooms, "adventure showers", and relaxation-oriented waterplay areas. In fact, the very idea for a Water park may have been inspired by a Hungarian spa List of Water parks Notable Water parks include: Netherlands *Tikibad in Wassenaar Russia *Transvaal Park in Moscow - in 2004 27 people were killed when a roof collapsed United Arab Emirates Wild Wadi Water Park in Jumeirah United States Noah's Ark in Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin (the largest in the United States) Raging Waters in San Dimas, California

85. Page Title Mixed Pairs R. Wyse D. Leslie Mrs. F. Wyse Mrs. M. McKay Triples Ladies TriplesA. McMillan R. Aldred H. Follen F. Gordon M. McKay B. Shields http://www.westendbc.com/page17.html

2003 - Competitions Results Single Hand Winners Runners-up Gents Championship G. Mackie S. Bell Ladies Championship F. Wyse H. Follen President's Prize G. Brown F. Gulvin McArthur Trophy I. Scott G. Ritchie Westwater S. Stewart G. Anthony Woodrow W. A. Welsh W. Aldred D.A. Watson Quaich W. A. Welsh R. Tunnicliffe Seniors Singles W. Aldred S. Filshill Henderson Trophy M. Summerfi C. Bogie Pairs Gents Nomination Pairs G. Mackie I. Scott S. Bell D. A. Watson Ladies Nomination Pairs M. Mason M. Summerfield M. McKay A. Howieson Gents Ballot Pairs G. Mackie D. Gillespie T. Lawrence D. Laing Ladies Ballot Pairs Leishman Pairs R. Stirling A. Bell D. Leslie M. Butterworth Seniors Nomination Pairs A. Dick J. Rennie Mixed Pairs R. Wyse D. Leslie Mrs. F. Wyse Mrs. M. McKay Triples Nomination Triples S. Stewart A. Bell

86. GEJ To JWC - 1849 L73-96 P275-352 I dined at the s, to meet Mrs. Follen Gambardella s heroine. She is a nice,mild-looking woman, whom Nature once intended to be agreeable and good, http://digital.library.upenn.edu/women/jewsbury/letters/gej10.html

"GEJ Letters. (1849)" ed. Mrs Alexander Ireland From: Selections from the Letters of Geraldine Endsor Jewsbury to Jane Welsh Carlyle Edited by Mrs. Alexander Ireland. London: Longmans, Green and Co., 1892. [Page 275] LETTER 73. (Postmark, January 10, 1849.) [Page 276] days. It came to him whilst he was after his lawful business; but if it had followed his going out with me, I should have reproached myself. Jenny Lind, who was the great attraction, sang three songs; but I went to see the Chevalier the day after, and he gave me some music on the organ, which made up for all the songs she could sing. When I hear his music I feel so ashamed of all the little sordid feelings in which I have lived; both the pleasures and annoyances that have moved me seem so little and foolish, that I wonder how I can ever give in to vain or bitter feelings again. I can quite believe in Saul and David. I am afraid he is going away soon, and then God knows when I shall hear him again! Do you remember those lines in Milton's 'Hymn on the Nativity'? For if such heavenly song Enwrap our senses long

87. Biographies Online - A Surnames Abbott, Joseph B. Abbott, Josiah Gardner Abbott, Mrs. John H. Abernathy, FJ Adams, Charles Follen Adams, Charles Francis Adams, Charles G., Dr. http://www.accessgenealogy.com/bios/a.htm

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88. The Actor's Book Of Monologues For Women - Various - Penguin Group (USA) Mrs. AH Hoge—From Ladies Address at the Packer Institute, Brooklyn, Spring, 1865 Eliza Lee Follen—The New Moon Dinah Maria Mulock Craik—Philip, My King http://us.penguingroup.com/nf/Book/BookDisplay/0,,0_0140157875,00.html

SYM=GetSymbol('SYN'); my cart home browse books featured books ... Table of Contents The Actor's Book of Monologues for Women Various - Author add to cart view cart Book: Paperback General Introduction PART I: WITNESS 1. Mirrors to Nature Introduction Walking Oroonoko The Sea Fowler To the Chase, to the Chase! To a Moth that Drinketh of the Ripe October To a Swallow Building Under Our Eaves Solace A White Heron The Clearing in the Valley 2. Commentaries and Character Studies Introduction The Atheist and the Acorn The Mock Hero The Boy and Butterfly To a Milkmaid When Lovely Women The Woman Who Used Her Theory Sanditon Mrs. Johnson to Lady Susan Female Quixotism Eve's Diary Aunt Hetty on Matrimony Hezekiah Bedott A Sunday Morning Interview On the Servant Girl Question The Last Breakfast at the Mountains Fad Followers Gloves Smoking Don'ts Tryst Nijinsky The Girl that He Marries From God's Ear The Brie Generation 3. Journeys in History Introduction Pursued by the King The Duke of Wellington's Funeral Queen Victoria in Mourning Overlooking Constantinople America Italy To Miss Mary B. Dinsmoor

89. Ideas -Brook Farm--Kirby His mother, Mrs. Elmira Barlow, and her three boys boarded at the Hive. The whole progress from Follen s Reader to Schiller s Song of the Bell, http://www.vcu.edu/engweb/transcendentalism/ideas/brkirby.html

Transcendental Ideas: Social Reform On Brook Farm Georgiana Bruce Kirby from Years of Experience: An Autobiographical Narrative V. BROOK FARM. One day in the spring following my journey to Melbourne Mr. G. came home with a written copy of the constitution of the Brook Farm Association in his hand. He called me into his study and explained its purport, remarking that he had no doubt that the society would admit me, and also make terms for my brother. There I could readily acquire the arithmetic in which he understood me to be deficient, and I could remain a longer or shorter time as pleased me. If I wished they would take a drive to West Roxbury and see Mr. George Ripley, the president. I confess to a remarkable slowness of comprehension, and my conception of this scheme for the institution of justice in the world was quite vague until I had gone through a practical initiation. At the farm Mr. Ripley said, as illustrating the spirit prevailing there, that Wm. A., a young farmer from New Hampshire, and recently an employe of Theodore Parker's, was going into Boston the next day, and that nothing would give him, Mr. R., more pleasure than to black his boots before he left. This was not intended as an insinuation that this member's boots were in a bad state most of the time, but that Mr. R. had reached a point in brotherly love which had swept the class feeling entirely away. Such facts were almost incredible! The friendly faces of the few who passed through the small oil-clothed reception room, while we were there, promised just the spiritual hospitality I had so longed for; and Mr. Ripley further declared that it made no difference what I wished to learn, as the association was composed largely of cultivated persons filled with a missionary spirit, who were more than ready to make over their intellectual wealth to those who had hitherto been deprived of it. The speaker, while below middle size, had a handsome face and a fine physique. He was then about forty, a scholarly-looking man of most genial disposition. A ready smile lurked in the corners of his eyes, and contrasted well with the comprehensive brow above, which seemed to have pushed back his crisp, dark curls. Any casual observer would have taken him for a professor of philosophy in some learned institution, which, as I afterwards knew, was "his proper place in the universe."

90. Chronological Author List "1840 To 1844" Compiled By GIGA Charles Follen Adams, American humorous verse writer (1842 1918) Mrs.Isabella Fyvie Mayo (used pseudonym Edward Garrett), English author (1843 http://www.giga-usa.com/quotes/lists/quay1840.htm

THE MOST EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF QUOTATIONS ON THE INTERNET GIGA Quotes Quotes by Author Quotes by Topic Authors by Date CHRONOLOGICAL AUTHOR LIST 1840 to 1844 John S.C. (Stevens Cabot) Abbott, American writer (1840 - 1916) READ QUOTES (1) CHECK READING LIST (1) BUY AMAZON BOOK Wilfrid Scawen Blunt, English poet (1840 - 1922) BUY AMAZON BOOK Mary Lydia Bolles Branch, American poet (1840 - 1922) BUY AMAZON BOOK Henry Broadhurst, English politician (1840 - 1911) READ QUOTES (1) BUY AMAZON BOOK Alice Williams Brotherton, American poet (fl. 1880) BUY AMAZON BOOK Mary Brown, American hymn writer (fl. 1880) BUY AMAZON BOOK Rev. Henry Burton, English clergyman and writer (1840 - 1930) READ QUOTES (1) BUY AMAZON BOOK Timothy J. Campbell, American politician (1840 - 1904) BUY AMAZON BOOK Elizabeth (Lizzy) York Case, American poet (1840? - 1911) READ QUOTES (1) BUY AMAZON BOOK John White Chadwick, American clergyman, essayist, writer and poet (1840 - 1904) READ QUOTES (1) BUY AMAZON BOOK George Cooper (2), American journalist and verse writer (1840 - 1927) BUY AMAZON BOOK John Walker Cross

91. Chronological Author List "1840 To 1844" Compiled By GIGA Mrs. Frances Emily Pope, American poet (1840 1937) - BUY AMAZON BOOK Charles Follen Adams, American humorous verse writer (1842 - 1918) - BUY http://www.giga-usa.com/gigaweb1/quotes2/quay1840.htm

Home Biographical List Reading List Links ... Authors by Date CHRONOLOGICAL AUTHOR LIST 1840 to 1844 John S.C. (Stevens Cabot) Abbott, American writer (1840 - 1916) READ QUOTES (1) CHECK READING LIST (1) BUY AMAZON BOOK Wilfrid Scawen Blunt, English poet (1840 - 1922) BUY AMAZON BOOK Mary Lydia Bolles Branch, American poet (1840 - 1922) BUY AMAZON BOOK Henry Broadhurst, English politician (1840 - 1911) READ QUOTES (1) BUY AMAZON BOOK Alice Williams Brotherton, American poet (fl. 1880) BUY AMAZON BOOK Mary Brown, American hymn writer (fl. 1880) BUY AMAZON BOOK Rev. Henry Burton, English clergyman and writer (1840 - 1930) READ QUOTES (1) BUY AMAZON BOOK Timothy J. Campbell, American politician (1840 - 1904) BUY AMAZON BOOK Elizabeth (Lizzy) York Case, American poet (1840? - 1911) READ QUOTES (1) BUY AMAZON BOOK John White Chadwick, American clergyman, essayist, writer and poet (1840 - 1904) READ QUOTES (1) BUY AMAZON BOOK George Cooper (2), American journalist and verse writer (1840 - 1927) BUY AMAZON BOOK Alphonse Daudet, French novelist (1840 - 1897) READ QUOTES (1) BUY AMAZON BOOK Austin Dobson

92. Magner Family Genealogy - Thomas Magner The marriage of Miss Ida Maria Coveny daughter of Mrs. N. Coveny, 906 WesternAvenue to Margaret Follen daughter of John Follen and Bridget Connell. http://www.magner.org/magner/thomas_magner.htm

Clan Magner Association ™ View our message board. Post a query on-line or/ Send queries or information to: Clan Magner Association Registered with Irish Roots Clan Associations Home Page Query Board Magner/Henebry ... Fruin Passenger Lists Magner Genealogy Thomas Magner son of James and Margaret Fruin Magner born in the Glen of Aherlow. "A Thomas Magner" age 22, left Cork, Ireland aboard the Ship Swift and arrived in Boston on May 20, 1850 (List 56, Roll M265). This could be the same Thomas as the age would be a match. Research indicates Thomas Magner first settled in Naugatuck, about 4 miles south of Waterbury, CT. Several members of the Magner, Kiely and Fruin families from the Glen of Aherlow area had settled near Waterbury and Bridgeport, CT. Thomas m arried Eliza Fruin near Naugatuck, CT and then moved to Willmington, Illinois in 1858. Waterbury, CT (New Haven County) is 30 miles from Bridgeport, CT, 127 miles from Boston, 96 miles from New York, and 815 miles from Will County. Elizabeth Fruin (born 1829 in Tipperary; died 1893) parents of Elizabeth are

93. Sheffield Theatres Education Resource For Mr and Mrs Stickler the different aspects of their characters may be Eliza Lee Follen published by Antelope Publishing, Epublishers 2000. Forgotten http://www.sheffieldtheatres.co.uk/education/productions/battina/literacy.shtml

all productions The Comedy of Errors The Crucible Battina and the Moon The Birthday Party Danny, King of the Basement Don Carlos Don Juan Edward II The Firework Maker's Daughter Iphigenia Jago's Box Macbeth A Midsummer Night's Dream The Minotaur Richard III Sexual Perversity in Chicago/The Shawl The Sound Collector The Tempest The Magic Book Battina and the Moon INTRODUCTION THE PLAY Company Performance Information Synopsis Characters PRIMARY TEACHER'S RESOURCES Literacy Ideas Drama and Movement Ideas Art and Design Ideas The Designer ... Email Us Literacy Ideas Please click on the following to take you directly to the relevant section:- Non-Fiction Fiction Poetry Non-fiction * Non-fiction work on the moon and bats and structured play areas can be pre-show or post-show work. Foundation Word 11 Text 11 Year 1 Word 10 - new words from reading and shared experiences and to make collections of personal interest or significant words and words linked to particular topics Text 17 Text 18 Text 21 Text 22 Year 2 Word 10 Text 18 Text 20 What do the children remember from the play about the moon? (It has mountains, there is no water, it is dusty, and there is little gravity. See

94. Ships To Australia 1844, Mar-May PassengersDr Murdoch, Mr and Mrs McLean, Mr F Barton, Mrs Khristolphon and four Mar 30, Amitie, French ship 378 tons, Capt Follen, from Hobart Town the http://www.theshipslist.com/ships/australia/au1844.htm

First Name Last Name Any AL AK AZ AR CA CO CT DE DC FL GA HI ID IL IN IA KS KY LA ME MD MA MI MN MS MO MT NE NV NH NJ NM NY NC ND OH OK OR PA RI SC SD TN TX UT VT VA WA WV WI WY INTL Locality Use the FREE 14-Day Trial to find Ancestors! Immigration Reports Illustrated London News Trivia Frequently Asked Questions The Shipping Gazette and Sydney general trade list; 1844 From the digitised version of the Sydney Shipping Gazette found at the National Library of Australia website. Mar 23 to May 25 Jun 01 to Aug 10 Aug 17 to Oct 05 Oct 12 to Dec 28 Longer Shipping News Items See also, the companion page(s) Shipping News Items, Australia 1844 for the longer shipping related news items, extracted from this newspaper. Many thanks to Lina Moffitt for these contributions. Most of the ships carrying immigrants, also carried cargo. Details of some cargo can be found listed here with a few of the ships, however, to learn of the cargo carried by all the ships, visit the National Library of Australia link above, and find the "Imports" and "Exports" section in the same issue of the publication in which you found the ship. THE PORT OF SYDNEY IS a free warehousing port, AND ENJOYS THE PRIVILEGE OF IMPORTING goods into the Colony according to the following provisions;

95. AMERICAN LITERATURE: 19th Century "F" (e-Book, E-Books, EBooks, EBook) Farmer, PW (Mrs.) Louisa Williams, or The Orphan Boundgirl, 1859 Follen,Eliza Lee, True Stories About Dogs Cats, Txt-G, n/c, GutenbergUS http://www.digitalbookindex.com/_search/search010litamerican-19thcfa.asp

D igital B ook I ndex SEARCH BY: n AUTHOR n TITLE n KEY WORD n AUTHOR / TITLE n SUBJECTS n PUBLISHERS HELP: n MAIN HELP n CLASSIC AUTHORS n DOWNLOAD READERS n REFERENCE BOOKS n MAIN n REPORT BROKEN LINKS HERE n NEW TITLE SUGGESTION BOX n CONTACT US n LOGOS/LINKS n HOME CLICK ON A TITLE'S FORMAT TO LINK TO THAT TITLE. ALLOW 5-10 SECONDS TO ALPHABETIZE A SEARCH Search Results, eBooks: American Literature & Texts: 19th Century (1800s) "F" nnn nnnnnn YOU MAY JUMP TO A SPECIFIC LETTER BY CLICKING ON THAT LETTER, BELOW nnn nnnnnn A B C D ... Z AUTHOR TITLE EDITION FORMAT PRICE PUBORG Fabens, Joseph Warren, 1821-75 A Story of Life on the Isthmus Graphic Html n/c WrightAmFict Fabens, Joseph Warren, 1821-75 In the Tropics Graphic Html n/c WrightAmFict Fabens, Joseph Warren, 1821-75 The Camel Hunt Graphic Html n/c WrightAmFict Fabens, Joseph Warren, 1821-75 The Prince of Kashna Graphic Html n/c WrightAmFict Fabre, Albert, In Chesebro' Short Stories for Spare Moments Graphic Html n/c WrightAmFict Falconbridge, 1818-54 Marie Lessaire, or, The Ballet-girl's Love

96. The Gymnasium Of The Imagination — Greenwood Publishing Group Mrs. Peck s Pudding (1859) by Eliza Follen. Bibliography. Index. LC Card Number9116448. LCC Class PR1271. Dewey Class 822.008 http://www.greenwood.com/books/bookdetail.asp?sku=LGN/

97. Special Collections | Children's Collection | Bloch Conscience / by Mrs. Follen. Boston Nichols Hall, 1868. Pedler of duststicks / by Mrs. Follen ; with illustrations by Billings. http://ucblibraries.colorado.edu/specialcollections/collections/bloch.htm

Special Collections Collection Childrens' Books COLLECTIONS Art Collections Book Dealers' Catalogs Children's Books Fine and Small Presses ... Women Poets of the Romantic Period Donald Beaty Bloch Children's Literature Collection: Checklist The checklist for the Donald Beaty Bloch Collection of children's books was compiled over several years by volunteer Judy Trenholme and student assistants Chris Wilson and Melanie MacRae. Books and serials are listed in title order. There are 2,526 titles. For SERIALS, incomplete volumes or years are indicated by parentheses, e.g.: (1857) lacks some issues for that year. Gaps in holdings are indicated by commas, e.g.: 1845, 1848-49: we do not own 1846 through 1847. This is an uncorrected draft; there may be stylistic variations in capitalization, etc. The collection was purchased from Marie Halun Bloch in 1991. A Aboard the Mavis / by Richard Markham. New York : Dodd, Mead, c1880. BLOCH 1262. About old story-tellers : of how and when they lived, and what stories they told / by Donald G. Mitchell. New York : Scribner, Armstrong, 1878, c1877. BLOCH 2117.

98. Eliza Lee Follen ELIZA LEE Follen (17871860) was the fifth of thirteen children in a prominent Through this group she met Charles Follen, an intellectual who had fled http://www.lehigh.edu/~dek7/SSAWW/writFollenBio.htm

Eliza Lee Follen ELIZA LEE FOLLEN (1787-1860) was the fifth of thirteen children in a prominent Boston family. Her father was engaged in international trade and diplomacy. Her intellectually accomplished mother assured that her daughters were well educated. In 1819, after the death of their father, Eliza and two of her sisters established their own household. She belonged to a group that founded a Sunday school and met regularly to discuss religious issues. Through this group she met Charles Follen, an intellectual who had fled Germany because official opposition to his democratic views thwarted his academic career. They married in 1828; their only child, a son, was born in 1830. Both Follens were outspoken early members of the Massachusetts antislavery movement. Charles was appointed Harvard's first German professor but was not reappointed because of his abolitionism. Following Charles's death in a shipwreck in 1840, Eliza broadened her activism and publishing, becoming one of Boston's most revered citizens. From 1828-1830 she edited the Christian Teacher's Manual and from 1843- 1850 The Child's Friend, both Sunday school publications. "The Three Little Kittens" has been ascribed to Follen but was of unknown authorship, appended to the English edition of Follen's Little Songs, for Little Boys and Girls and retained in later American editions.

99. Holly Stumpf In the early 70s Mrs. Stumpf was an Orff Schulwerk specialist at various Mrs. Stumpf has presented workshops for music specialists and classroom http://lhs.lexingtonma.org/Dept/FineArts/faculty/stumpf.html

Lexington Public Schools Department of Fine and Performing Arts Fine and Performing Arts Faculty Profiles FPA Home Page Updates Philosophy Calendar and Main Events ... FOLMADS, Inc Dance Drama Music Visual Arts Holly Stumpf Music, Harrington School Email Mrs. Stumpf Holly Stumpf received her B.A. from the University of Rochester and a MEd in Integrated Arts from Lesley College, Cambridge, MA. She attended the first one-year course given in English at the Orff Institute in Salzburg, Austria and the Orff Schulwerk approach to music education became the foundation of her teaching both practically and philosophically. In addition, she received her Artist Diploma in flute from the Mozarteum in Salzburg. Mrs. Stumpf has presented workshops for music specialists and classroom teachers at the Borough of Brent in London, at the Lexington Public Schools and at various nursery schools. She gave workshops for the New England Chapter of the American Orff Schulwerk Association and for the AOSA chapter in Columbus, Ohio, as well as for the Boston Association for the Education of Young Children and the New England Association for the Education of Young Children. For several summers she taught Orff Schulwerk classes for teachers at the New England Conservatory of Music Summer School. She has also been a guest instructor at Wheelock College in Boston and at Dean College in Franklin, MA.

100. The English Novel, 1830–36: Indexes FITZATHERLEY, Mrs 1834 8 FLETCHER, Grenville 1834 26 FLINT, Timothy 1834 27FOLLEN, Eliza Lee Cabot Appendix 2, C 11 FORBES, Duncan (trans.) 1830 46 http://www.cf.ac.uk/encap/corvey/1830s/idxaut.html

Author Index Title Index Publisher Index I NDEX OF A UTHORS AND T RANSLATORS The index lists both real author names and pseudonyms. Where a pseudonym has been identified, the true author name usually provides the entry, with cross-reference from the pseudonym. Cross-references are also provided as appropriate from other names (e.g. a married name, or aristocratic title) by which an author might be known. Authorship of constituent tales within titles has not been included in this Index. Normally see refers to information in the ‘ Notes ’ field of entries. A., G., see ADAMS, Alexander Maxwell ADDERLEY, C. F. AINSLIE, John AINSWORTH, William Harrison AKERMAN, John Yonge

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