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- Half Title
- Editorial Committee:
- Acknowledgments
- A WORD ABOUT INDIANA AUTHORS
- Note on the Scope and Use of This Work
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P- PACKARD, EDGAR: 1869-
- PACKARD, JASPER: 1832-1899
- PAINE, DANIEL L.: 1830-1895.
- PAINTER, GEORGE ALEXANDER STEPHEN: 1864-
- PALMER, FRANCIS LESEURE: 1863-
- PALMER, FRANK NELSON: 1859-
- PALMER, JOEL: 1810-1881.
- PARKER, BENJAMIN STRATTAN: 1833-1911.
- PARKER, GEORGE FREDERICK: 1847-1928.
- PARRY, DAVID MACLEAN: 1852-1915.
- PATTERSON, ANNE VIRGINIA SHARPE (MRS. ROBERT E.): 1841-1913.
- PERKINS, LUCY FITCH (MRS. DWIGHT HEALD): 1865-1937.
- PETTIJOHN, GRACE SMITH (MRS. FRED L.): 1876-
- PFRIMMER, WILL WOOD: 1856-1935.
- PHILIPSON, DAVID: 1862-
- PHILLIPS, DAVID GRAHAM: 1867-1911.
- PIATT, JOHN JAMES: 1835-1917.
- PIERCE, GILBERT ASHVILLE: 1839-1901.
- PIPER, DAVID ROY: 1887-
- PLANTZ, MYRA GOODWIN (MRS. SAMUEL): 1856-1914
- POKAGON PLEAS, ELWOOD: 1831-1897.
- PLUMMER, MARY WRIGHT: 1856-1916.
- POKAGON, SIMON: 1830-1899.
- PORTER, GENE STRATTON (MRS. CHARLES DARWIN): 1868-1924.
- POST, MARTIN MERCILLIAN: 1805-1876.
- POST, MARTIN, JR.: ?-
- POTTER, LEMUEL: 1841-1897.
- POWELL, JEHU Z.: 1848-1918.
- PRAIGG, DAVID TODD: 1850-1937.
- PRATT, SARAH SMITH (MRS. W. D.)" 1853-1942.
- PRESTON, ELLEN LASSELLE (MRS. ROBERT EMMETT): 1839-1909.
- PRICE, WILLIAM HENRY: 1855-?
- PROSSER, CHARLES ALLEN: 1871-
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Indiana Authors and their books, 1816-1980.
PATTERSON, ANNE VIRGINIA SHARPE (MRS. ROBERT E.): 1841-1913.
Anne Virginia Sharpe
, daughter of George Washington and
Caroline Rebecca Snider Sharpe, was born in
Delaware, O., in 1841 and was educated in private schools and at Delaware Female
College. On Jan. 4, 1866, she married
Robert E. Patterson.
In 1892
Mrs. Patterson moved to Indiana, where she was a resident of
Kokomo
. She was editor of what was said to be the first newspaper
children's page in America. Active in the conservation movement, she was a
leader in the widespread bird-house campaign among school children. She died on
May 30, 1913.
Information from Who Was Who in America.
- The American Girl of the Period: Her Ways and Views. By Garry
Gaines. Philadelphia, 1878.
Search "The American Girl of the Period: Her Ways and Views. By Garry
Gaines" by PATTERSON, ANNE VIRGINIA SHARPE (MRS. ROBERT E.): 1841-1913. in:
Close X - Speeches, Prose, Rhyme and Jingle for the Trades'
Carnival. Springfield, 0., 1889.
Search "Speeches, Prose, Rhyme and Jingle for the Trades'
Carnival" by PATTERSON, ANNE VIRGINIA SHARPE (MRS. ROBERT E.): 1841-1913. in:
Close X - Supplement to Business Men's Jubilee, or
Trades' Carnival. Urbana, 0., 1889.
Search "Supplement to Business Men's Jubilee, or
Trades' Carnival" by PATTERSON, ANNE VIRGINIA SHARPE (MRS. ROBERT E.): 1841-1913. in:
Close X - Dickey Downy: the Autobiography of a Bird.
Philadelphia, 1899.
Search "Dickey Downy: the Autobiography of a Bird" by PATTERSON, ANNE VIRGINIA SHARPE (MRS. ROBERT E.): 1841-1913. in:
Close X - Lady of the Green Scarf: an Entertainment Exercise for
Schools Embodying the Need for Conserving Our Country's Natural
Resources, Suitable for Weekly Rhetoricals, Class Exercises and Arbor
Day. Chicago, 1910.
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Schools Embodying the Need for Conserving Our Country's Natural
Resources, Suitable for Weekly Rhetoricals, Class Exercises and Arbor
Day" by PATTERSON, ANNE VIRGINIA SHARPE (MRS. ROBERT E.): 1841-1913. in:
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