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His Youth,ham, and the sister of Mrs. Frances Mease Barrows, the “Aunt Fanny” whose children’s stories—. and .—once sold by the hundreds of thousands and in a half dozen translations. Alexina’s grandfather, John Mease, emigrated from Houndsditch, England, after being declared a bankrupt. Her mother’s father,

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Apprenticed to Richardson,re training as a musician. But the sketches he made elicited praise. There was some hope for him as a painter. But it was not to be. His father, gifted in so many ways, had no gift for making money. The sons must get to work. And so—even before he could finish his schooling—Stanford was forced out i

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The Grand Tour,e reminder of the buildings encountered on his travels, he must rely upon his pencil. In the thirteen months he spent touring France, Belgium, Holland and Northern Italy, he filled six large folio scrap books with drawings and water colors, most of them no more than architectural notes, but all of t

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McKim, Mead & White,en passenger elevators in the downtown business and financial districts. The New York telephone directory was a card listing 252 names; there were no telephone numbers; you simply gave the operator the name of the person you wanted; service, costing as much as $20 a month, was slow, inadequate and l

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Marriage,ase) the fortress surrendered, and White became engaged to Miss Bessie Springs Smith, youngest of the thirteen children of Judge J. Lawrence Smith, of Smithtown, Long Island. McKim was naturally delighted. He had watched and aided his partner’s wooing. The girl he had known from her earliest school