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Sarah Marshall Hayden

1825 – 1899

First woman novelist in Illinois

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About Sarah Marshall Hayden

Lived 1825 – 1899 (aged 73–74). Sarah Marshall Hayden was a writer and novelist.

Sarah Marshall Hayden ( – ) was an American author. She was the first female novelist from Illinois.

Sarah Marshall Hayden was born on in Shawneetown, Illinois, the daughter of John Marshall, lawyer and member of the Illinois General Assembly. His house was recreated as the John Marshall House Museum.

She was educated at Edgewood Seminary in Sewickley, Pennsylvania. In 1843 she married Judge John James Hayden.

In 1901, John Hayden published a manuscript of a novel she wrote forty years earlier, Mr. Langdon's Mistake. Sarah Hayden also wrote poems, short stories, and articles for numerous publications, including the poem "Going Home", on the death of her son killed in action during the American Civil War.

Sarah Marshall Hayden died on 19 November 1899 in Washington, D.C..

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Born
1825, Old Shawneetown
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Died
1899, Washington, D.C.
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Also known as
Mary Frazaer

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Who was Sarah Marshall Hayden?

first woman novelist in Illinois

When was Sarah Marshall Hayden born?

Sarah Marshall Hayden was born in 1825 in Old Shawneetown.

When did Sarah Marshall Hayden die?

Sarah Marshall Hayden died in 1899 in Washington, D.C..

What was Sarah Marshall Hayden's occupation?

Sarah Marshall Hayden was a writer and novelist.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Sarah Marshall Hayden

· Wikidata: Q94642445

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