Zoe Dana Underhill

Zoe Dana Underhill ( – ) was an American translator and author.

Zoe Dana was born on at Brook Farm, Massachusetts.

Charles Dana was a translator of German and taught German at Brook Farm.

Underhill also published a number of short stories in magazines. Her story "The Inn of San Jacinto" is collected in Under the Sunset (1906), a volume of stories from Harper's Magazine, and her story "The Conductor's Story" is collected in The Platform Edge: Uncanny Tales of the Railways (2019), published by the British Library.

During the American Civil War, her father served as Assistant Secretary of War. She regularly visited Abraham Lincoln in the White House with her father. When she died in 1934, it was reported that she was thought to be the last living friend of President Lincoln.