The central figure in this collection is Edith (Whitney) Flint (1875-1967), the daughter of Louis H. and Martha Fiske Whitney of Kendall Green, Mass. Edith married Ephraim Bemis Flint and lived on a farm in Lincoln, Mass.; they had three children, Edward, George, and Warren. Edward attended Amherst and Harvard colleges and earned an M.A. in music in 1933 from Harvard, where he was assistant organist/conductor to Archibald T. Davison. He worked in Philadelphia in 1925 on the restoration of the Wanamaker organ. Edith graduated from Radcliffe in 1898; her brother Louis graduated from Harvard the same year. Another brother, Clifford, became a banker.
From the description of Papers of the Whitney-Flint family, 1900-1927 (inclusive). (Harvard University). WorldCat record id: 232009075
