Edward Payson Roe
1838 - 1888
General Information
Bio
(1838-1888) Fiction writer. Edward Payson Roe was born in Moodna, New York and died in Cornwall. He was also a pastor in Highland Falls, New York, approximately a mile from West Point. There his addresses on topics of the Civil War gained for him some notice as a speaker. In 1874 he removed to Cornwall-on-Hudson, where he farmed and turned out a series of novels which sold well (759,000 copies, it was estimated, at his death) and met with wide-spread interest but lacked distinction or literary quality.
Full Name
Edward Payson Roe
Locations
Orange
Author's Timeline
Unknown
OTHER
Roe studied at the Auburn Theological Seminary in Manhattan, New York.
1838
BIRTH
Edward Payson Roe was born in 1838 in Moodna, New York.
1866
RESIDENCE
Roe lived in Orange County, New York and was a pastor at the Presbyterian Church in Highland Falls, New York from 1866 to 1874.
1872
LITWORK
Barriers Burned Away
Novel about the Chicago fire of 1871.
Novel about the Chicago fire of 1871.
1873
LITWORK
What Can She Do?
Novel.
Novel.
1874
LITWORK
Opening A Chestnut Burr
Novel.
Novel.
1877
LITWORK
A Knight Of The 19th Century
Novel.
Novel.
1878
LITWORK
A Face Illumined
Novel.
Novel.
1881
LITWORK
Success with Small Fruits
Novel.
Novel.
1885
LITWORK
Driven Back To Eden
Novel.
Novel.
1886
LITWORK
He Fell in Love with his Wife
Novel.
Novel.
1887
LITWORK
The Earth Trembled
Novel.
Novel.
1887
LITWORK
The Home Acre
Novel.
Novel.
1888
DEATH
Edward Payson Roe died in 1888 in Cornwall, New York.
1888
INTERMENT
Edward Payson Roe is interred in the Willow Dale Cemetery, Cornwall-On-Hudson, New York.
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