Browse Items (21 total)
- Tags: pseudonym
BLANCHARD, Miss Helen Augusta
AVERY, Mrs. Rosa Miller
Tags: 1821-1830, 1830, Anti-Slavery, Ashtabula Ladies' Anti-Slavery Society, Chicago Inter-Ocean, Cyrus Avery, Cyrus Miller, Edmund Prior Banning, James A. Garfield, James Redpath, Lydia Maria Child, May, National American Woman Suffrage Association, OH, prison reform, pseudonym, Rachel Foster Avery, Reform, reformer, Richard Yates, Rosa Miller Avery, Sue Smith, woman suffragist, Women's Rights, Writing/Publishing
MCKINNEY, Mrs. Kate Slaughter
MILLER, Mrs. Emily Huntington
Tags: 1831-1840, 1833, AC McClurg & Co., Atlantic Monthly, author, Authors, Brooklyn, Chautauqua, Chautauqua Woman's Club, college president, CT, E P Dutton, Education, educational administrator, Emily Huntington Miller, George F. Root, Harper's Magazine, Independent, journalist, juvenile literature, Little Corporal, lyricist, missionary work, Music, Northwestern University, Oberlin College, October, Our Young Folks, poet, Poets, pseudonym, Reform, reformer, Religion/Missionary, Root & Cady, Sunday School teaching, Temperance, temperance reformer, women as authors, Writing/Publishing
COCHRANE, Miss Elizabeth
BOOTH, Mrs. Agnes
Tags: 1841-1850, 1843, actress, Adah Isaacs Menken, Agnes Booth, Augustin Daly, AUST, Australia, Booth's Theatre, Boston Theatre, Edwin Booth, Edwin Forrest, John Baptist Schoeffel, John Sleeper Clarke, Junius Brutus Booth, Kate Josephine Bateman, Madison Square Theatre, Marion Agnes, Matilda Charlotte Vining Wood, Mrs John Wood, NIblo's Garden, October, Park Theatre, pseudonym, Sydney, Theatre, Tom Maguire, Union Square Theatre, Winter Garden
BURNHAM, Mrs. Clara Louise
Tags: 1851-1860, 1854, Atheneum, Atlantic Monthly, author, Authors, Catholic World, Chatauquan, Christian Scientist, Clara Louise Burnham, Dial, George F. Root, Grosset & Dunlap, Henry A. Sumner & Company, Houghton Mifflin & Company, Lois Weber, lyricist, MA, May, New Orleans Picayune, Newton, novelist, Novelists, Overland Monthly, pianist, pseudonym, Robert Dempster, St. Nicholas, Wide Awake, women as authors, Writing/Publishing, Youth's Companion
POST, Mrs. Caroline Lathrop
Tags: 1821-1830, 1824, Ashford, Aunt Carrie, author, Authors, Caroline Lathrop Post, Charles William Post, Chicago Advance, Congregationalist, CT, Floral World, Golden Rule, Life and Light, Magazine of Poetry, missionary work, November, poet, poetry, Poets, pseudonym, Religion/Missionary, Sunday Magazine, Woman's Board of Missions, women as authors, Writing/Publishing
WELBY, Mrs. Amelia B. Coppuck
BAKER, Mrs. Harriette Newell Woods
Tags: 1811-1820, 1815, Abijah Richardson Baker, Andover, author, Authors, Boston Recorder, Congregationalist, editor, Free Hospital for Women, Harper's Magazine, Harriette Newell Woods Baker, juvenile literature, Leonard Woods, MA, Madeline Leslie, New York Observer, philanthropist, Philanthropy, playwright, pseudonym, Washington Irving, Writing/Publishing, Youth's Companion
JACKSON, Mrs. Helen Maria Fiske
Tags: 1831, 1831-1840, Amherst, Atlantic Monthly, author, Authors, Edith Matilda Thomas, Harper & Brothers, Hearth and Home, Helen Hunt Jackson, Independent, Ipswich Female Seminary, MA, Mariana W. Coronel, Nation, October, philanthropist, Philanthropists, Philanthropy, poet, Poets, pseudonym, Roberts Brothers, Scribner's Monthly, Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Wide Awake, Writing/Publishing
ALDEN, Mrs. Isabella Macdonald
Tags: 1841, 1841-1850, author, Authors, Chautauqua, Daniel Lothrop, Education, educator, Gustavus Rossenberg Alden, Hearth and Presbyter, juvenile literature, Lothrop Publishing Company, missionary work, novelist, November, NY, Oneida Seminary, orator, Orators, Pansy, Presbyterian, Presbyterian Primary Quarterly, pseudonym, Public Speaking, Reform, reformer, Religion/Missionary, Rochester, Sunday School books, Sunday School teaching, Temperance, temperance reformer, Westminster Teacher, Woman's Occidental Board of Foreign Missions, women as authors, Writing/Publishing
SHOAFF, Mrs. Carrie M.
WETHERALD, Miss Agnes Ethelwyn
Tags: 1851-1860, 1857, Agnes Ethelwyn Wetherald, An Algonquin Maiden, April, author, Authors, Bel Thistlewaite, Business/Banking, businesswoman, CAN, Canada, Canadian Monthly, Chicago Current, Christian Union, editor, Elizabeth Cameron, Friends' Boarding School, Graeme Mercer Adam, Harper's Weekly, J. Lovell & Son, journalist, London Canada Advertiser, Magazine of Poetry, novelist, NY, Ontario, Our Wives and Daughters, Pickering College, poet, Poets, pseudonym, publisher, Quaker, Rockwood, St. Nicholas, Toronto Globe, Toronto Saturday Night, Union Springs, Williamson & Co., Woman's Journal, Women's Rights, Youth's Companion
FIELD, Mrs. Martha R.
Tags: 1851-1860, 1855, author, Authors, Catharine Cole, circulating libraries, Eliza J. Nicholson, journalist, LA, Libraries, Martha R. Field, Mollie Evelyn Moore Davis, New Orleans, New Orleans Picayune, New Orleans Times-Democrat, pseudonym, San Francisco, San Francisco Post, travel writer, travel writing, Writing/Publishing
DORR, Mrs. Julia C. R.
Tags: 1821-1830, 1825, Atlantic Monthly, author, Authors, Caroline Thomas, Century, Charleston, Congregationalist, February, Galaxy, Harper's Magazine, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Household, James Russell Lowell, John Greenleaf Whittier, Julia Caroline Ripley Dorr, Ladies' Repository, Libraries, Magazine of Poetry, Middlebury Female Seminary, New England Magazine, poet, Poets, pseudonym, Putnam's Monthly, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Rutland Free Library, Sartain's Magazine, SC, Scribner's Magazine, Scribner's Monthly, Seneca M. Dorr, Troy Conference Academy, Union Magazine, William Dean Howells, women as authors, Writing/Publishing
ALCOTT, Miss Louisa May
Tags: 1831-1840, 1832, A. M. Barnard, Aaron Kimball Loring, Amos Bronson Alcott, Atlantic Monthly, Authors, Commonwealth, Concord, Education, Edward William Bok, Elizabeth Powell Bond, Fiction, Flora Fairfield, Franklin Benjamin Sanborn, Germantown, Henry Chandler Bowen, Henry David Thoreau, Henry James, Independent, James Redpath, Julia Ward Howe, Louisa May Alcott, Lucy Stone, MA, Mary Ashton Livermore, May Alcott Nieriker, Moncure Daniel Conway, Moods, Norwalk Reflector, November, Old-Fashioned Girl, PA, pseudonym, Putnam's Monthly, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Roberts Brothers, Rose In Bloom, teacher, Theodore Parker, Thomas NIles, William David Ticknor, Women's Rights, Writing/Publishing
CHACE, Mrs. Elizabeth Buffum
Tags: 1801-1810, 1806, Abby Gove, American Woman Suffrage Association, Anti-Slavery, Association for the Advancement of Women, author, Authors, December, Elizabeth Buffum Chace, Frederick Douglass, Free Religious Association, Friends' Boarding School, George Denison Prentice, Manufacturers' and Farmers' Journal, New England Magazine, Providence, pseudonym, Quaker, Reform, reformer, Rhode Island, Rhode Island Women's Suffrage Association, RI, Rowland Gibson Hazard, Samuel Joseph May, suffragist, Susan Brownell Anthony, Thomas Wentworth Higginson, William Ebenezer Richmond, women as authors, Women's Rights, Writing/Publishing
LIPPINCOTT, Mrs. Sara Jane
Tags: 1821-1830, 1823, Abraham Lincoln, All The Year Round, and Fields, Atlantic Monthly, author, Authors, editor, George Mann, George R. Graham, Grace Greenwood, Graham's Magazine, Greenwood Institute, Hammatt Billings, Harper's Magazine, Hearth and Home, Home Journal, Horace Mann, Household Words, Independent, journalist, Julian Hawthorne, Little Pilgrim, Mary Byers, New York Mirror, New York Times, New York Tribune, NY, Onondaga County, Pompey, pseudonym, Reed, Sara Jane Lippincott, September, Tait Sons & Company, Ticknor, Una Hawthorne, Women's Rights, Writing/Publishing
BROWN, Miss Emma Elizabeth
GORTON, Mrs. Cynthia M. R.
Tags: 1821-1830, 1829, author, Authors, Blind Bard of Michigan, blindness, Christian Herald, Cynthia M. R. Gorton, disability, Emma Willard, February, Great Barrington, Ida Glenwood, MA, Magazine of Poetry, orator, Orators, poet, Poets, pseudonym, Reform, reformer, Temperance, temperance reformer, Troy Female Seminary, women as authors