Marie Hansen Taylor letters, 1857-1901.

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Marie Hansen Taylor letters, 1857-1901.

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The collection consists of 102 letters, 1857-1901, chiefly from Marie Hansen Taylor to her sister-in-law, Emma Taylor Lamborn, from addresses in New York, Germany, and the Taylor family home in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania. The topics are primarily domestic news and housekeeping details, with some mention of Bayard Taylor's travels and family friends, such as the Stoddards, Richard W. Gilder, and E.C. Stedman. Later letters are concerned with the posthumous publication of Bayard Taylor's works. Also includes letters to other recipients, including her brother-in-law, Charles Lamborn, her mother-in-law, Rebecca W. Taylor, and her sister-in-law, Annie Carey.

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Taylor, Marie Hansen, 1829-1925

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Marie Hansen Taylor was author Bayard Taylor's second wife. She came from a German family of scholars, and edited some of her husband's works; she also published several books of her own, including memoirs and a cookbook. From the description of Marie Hansen Taylor letters, 1857-1901. (Pennsylvania State University Libraries). WorldCat record id: 56429545 Born in Gotha, Germany. Her father was the court astronomer. Married Bayard Taylor, writer, traveller, and artist, in 185...

Carey, Annie

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Annie Carey was a neighbor and friend of Bayard Taylor's family in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania. From the description of Annie Carey letter to Henry S. Borneman, 1900 Dec. 5. (Pennsylvania State University Libraries). WorldCat record id: 53150145 ...

Lamborn, Emma Taylor

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Emma Taylor Lamborn was the wife of an army officer and the sister of writer Bayard Taylor. She published children's stories, and sketches of people and places she encountered in her travels. From the description of Emma Taylor Lamborn correspondence, 1857-1884. (Pennsylvania State University Libraries). WorldCat record id: 56429540 ...

Lamborn, Charles B.

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Taylor, Rebecca Way

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