Keyes, Frances Parkinson
Born: Jul 21, 1885 AD
Died: 1970 AD, at 84 years of age.
Nationality: American
Categories: Novelists, Writers
Died: 1970 AD, at 84 years of age.
Nationality: American
Categories: Novelists, Writers
1885 - Born on July 21st in Charlottesville, Virginia.
1904 - Married to the Governor of New Hampshire, Henry W. Keyes.
1923 - A columnist and contributing editor of Good Housekeeping magazine.
1931-1966 - Wrote the novels, Lady Blanche Farm: A Romance of the Commonplace, Senator Marlowe's Daughter, The Safe Bridge, Honor Bright, Written in Heaven: The Life on Earth of the Little Flower of Lisieux, Parts Unknown, All That Glitters, Crescent Carnival, The River Road, Came a Cavalier, Dinner at Antoine's, Joy Street, Steamboat Gothic, The Royal Box, Blue Camellia, Victorine, Station Wagon In Spain, The Chess Players: A Novel of New Orleans and Paris, The Heritage , Madame Castel's Lodger and I, the King.
1970 - She died on July 3rd in New Orleans, Los Angeles.
1904 - Married to the Governor of New Hampshire, Henry W. Keyes.
1923 - A columnist and contributing editor of Good Housekeeping magazine.
1931-1966 - Wrote the novels, Lady Blanche Farm: A Romance of the Commonplace, Senator Marlowe's Daughter, The Safe Bridge, Honor Bright, Written in Heaven: The Life on Earth of the Little Flower of Lisieux, Parts Unknown, All That Glitters, Crescent Carnival, The River Road, Came a Cavalier, Dinner at Antoine's, Joy Street, Steamboat Gothic, The Royal Box, Blue Camellia, Victorine, Station Wagon In Spain, The Chess Players: A Novel of New Orleans and Paris, The Heritage , Madame Castel's Lodger and I, the King.
1970 - She died on July 3rd in New Orleans, Los Angeles.
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