Walter Van Tilberg Clark
(1909-1971) Poet, writer. Clark moved to Cazenovia, New York in 1933 and farmed and taught school there.
(1909-1971) Poet, writer. Clark moved to Cazenovia, New York in 1933 and farmed and taught school there.
Writer, missionary, translator. Lived during the 1800s. Translated the “Bible” to Chinese. Was born in Eaton, New York.
(1891-1969) Writer, journalist. Maurice Hindus moved to the United States from Byelorussia and worked as a farmhand in Brookfield, New York; his papers are in the Case Library Archives.
(1817-1854) Writer, poet. Emily Chubbuck Judson was born in Eaton, New York. She worked in the New York woolen mills and received an informal education. Impressed by her desire to learn, the preceptresses at the Utica Female Seminary invited her to study for a year in their school free of cost, after which she was … Continued
Reformer, writer. “The Berean.” Founded the Oneida community in Oneida.
(1829-1900) Editor, novelist. Charles Dudley Warner graduated from Cazenovia Seminary in 1845 and enrolled at Hamilton College in 1848. After practicing law in Chicago, he edited the “Hartford Courant.” He also edited the “American Men of Letters” series, for which he wrote a life of Washington Irving, and also the “Library of the Worlds Best … Continued
(1889-1949) Novelist, poet, biographer. Allen served as trustee of Cazenovia Junior College. 1924-1926 He taught English at Columbia University. His works include “Israfel” (1926), a biography of Edgar Allan Poe and “Anthony Adverse” (1933), a popular novel. His first book of poetry is “Wampum and Old Gold” (1921).
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