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1895 - Born on April 4th in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. American author and nurse.
1915 - Graduated from Massachusetts General Hospital as a nurse.
1917 - She graduated as a nurse from Massachusetts General Hospital.
- She joined the British Army in France.
1920 - She wrote ''Sister: A Journal,'' published by Atlantic Monthly Press.
1926 - She traveled with a friend from France to Albania. An account of her motor journey, ''Travels With Zenobia,'' was recently reissued by the University of Missouri Press.
1927 - She published 'Sister: Diary of a War Nurse'.
1936 - She wrote, 'Sue Barton: Student Nurse', the first of her Sue Barton nurse series.
1955 - She wrote 'Clara Barton: Founder of the American Red Cross'.
1984 - Died on September 30th at St. Joseph's Manor, a nursing home in Trumbull, Connecticut at the age of 89.
1915 - Graduated from Massachusetts General Hospital as a nurse.
1917 - She graduated as a nurse from Massachusetts General Hospital.
- She joined the British Army in France.
1920 - She wrote ''Sister: A Journal,'' published by Atlantic Monthly Press.
1926 - She traveled with a friend from France to Albania. An account of her motor journey, ''Travels With Zenobia,'' was recently reissued by the University of Missouri Press.
1927 - She published 'Sister: Diary of a War Nurse'.
1936 - She wrote, 'Sue Barton: Student Nurse', the first of her Sue Barton nurse series.
1955 - She wrote 'Clara Barton: Founder of the American Red Cross'.
1984 - Died on September 30th at St. Joseph's Manor, a nursing home in Trumbull, Connecticut at the age of 89.
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