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Cornelia Nina Harsen Rhodes
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| Lignez | Harsen Rhodes |
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| Anv a-bezh d'ar c'hanedigezh | Cornelia Nina Harsen Rhodes |
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♂ John Harsen Rhoades [Rhoades] g. 1838 a. a. 6 Kerzu 1906 | |
Notennoù
CORNELIA HARSEN RHODES. No better display of character has been found in the descendants from Rhodes ancestors than through the life of this authoress. Daughter of John Harsen and Annie G. Rhodes, misfortune took her eyesight in infancy. She received thorough classical education at her home, through the "Point" system, learned to operate a typewriter and engaged in authorship. Her stories, mostly written for young people, are amongst the most popular of those published by American writers. She has been a prolific writer and not a story of all she has written but will engage the entranced attention of the reader, regardless of their age. Our readers are advised to become acquainted with her "Only Dollie," "The Children on the Top Floor," "The Little Girl Next Door," "Silver Linings," Polly's Predicament," "How Barbara Kept Her Promise," "Victorine's Book," "Little Queen Esther" and many others. She wrote under the name of "Nina Rhodes." She was born in New York City in 1863 and is descended from Henry Rhodes, of Lynn.
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