Marguerite Guinotte papers. 1883-1958.

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Marguerite Guinotte papers. 1883-1958.

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Correspondence, newspaper clippings, and related materials of a French woman who came to St. Paul (Minn.) in 1907 to teach French at the Miss Loomis School and was later assistant professor of French at the University of Minnesota.

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SNAC Resource ID: 6646540

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Le Hardy family.

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Wright, Margaret Ames.

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Ames family.

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Turner, Catherine Ames.

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Guinotte, Marguerite, 1822-1961.

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Marguerite Guinotte was born March 19, 1882 in Neuilly, France, the daughter of Alfred and Laure (Le Hardy, 1844-1937) Guinotte. She was named for Margaret Lesley Bush-Brown (sister of Mary Lesley Ames). She arrived in St. Paul in 1907 to teach French at the Miss Loomis School. She later taught at the Northrop Collegiate School in Minneapolis before joining the University of Minnesota faculty in 1913. Her father was a writer in France. From evidence in the papers it appe...

Guinotte, John, 1875-1953.

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Guinotte family.

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Bush-Brown, Lydia.

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