Alsop, Mary O'Hara

1885 - Mary O'Hara Alsop was born in Cape May Point, New Jersey on the 10th of July.

1905 - She married Kent Kane Parrot and moved to California where she became a screen writer.

1922 - She married for the second time to Helge Sture-Vasa.

1930 - She wrote the book entitled "Let Us Say Grace".

1941 - She wrote the book entitled "My Friend Flicka".

1943 - She wrote the book entitled "Thunderhead".

1946 - She wrote the book entitled "Green Grass of Wyoming".

1947 - She returned to the East and made her home in Monroe, Connecticut.

1952 - She wrote "The Son of Adam Wyngate".

1954 - She wrote an autobiographical work entitled Novel-in-the-Making.

1961 - She performed a folk musical entitled The Catch Colt at the Catholic University of America in Washington, D.C. and at the Lincoln Theatre in Cheyenne, Wyoming.

1963 - She wote "Wyoming Summer" which is based on her diary of sixteen years.

1966 - She wrote a book about writing, composing and producing the musical entitled "A Musical in the Making published by Markane Company, Inc.

1968 - She settled in Chevy, Maryland.

1980 - She died in Chevy, Maryland on the 14th of October.