Wehner, Sophina Elisabeth
1896 - Born on December 15th in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, New York. American author and novelist.
1919 - Married George H.E. Smith on June 6th.
1933 - Became a teacher in New Haven College.
1943 - Married to Joe Jones on August 7th.
- Wrote the novel, "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn".
1947 - Wrote the novel, "Tomorrow Will Be Better".
1948 - She suffered from nervous breakdown.
1958 - Wrote the novel, "Maggie-Now".
1959 - Married to Robert Finch.
1963 - Wrote the novel, "Joy in the Morning".
1972 - Died on January 17th from pneumonia.
1919 - Married George H.E. Smith on June 6th.
1933 - Became a teacher in New Haven College.
1943 - Married to Joe Jones on August 7th.
- Wrote the novel, "A Tree Grows in Brooklyn".
1947 - Wrote the novel, "Tomorrow Will Be Better".
1948 - She suffered from nervous breakdown.
1958 - Wrote the novel, "Maggie-Now".
1959 - Married to Robert Finch.
1963 - Wrote the novel, "Joy in the Morning".
1972 - Died on January 17th from pneumonia.
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