Frances Griscom

Frances M Griscom, age 55, Rangeley, ME View Details

Cities: Kearney NE, Titusville FL, Matthews NC Possible Relatives: Adrian Valentin Constantinidis, John Charles Daniels, John Wayne Daniels

Frances Griscom, age 93, Tallahassee, FL View Details

Cities: Kearney NE, Titusville FL, Matthews NC

Fran Griscom, age 90, Gulf Breeze, FL View Details

Locations: Kearney NE, Titusville FL, Matthews NC

Fran Griscom, age 88, Colorado Springs, CO View Details

Locations: Kearney NE, Titusville FL, Matthews NC Possible Relatives: Adrian Valentin Constantinidis, John Charles Daniels

Frances M Griscom, age 70s View Details

Possible Relatives: Melissa M Erskine, Sara E Eustis, Brian R Griscom

Frances D Griscom View Details

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Frances C. Griscom

Frances Canby Griscom was an American amateur golfer from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States and part-time resident of Tallahassee, Florida.

Frances Griscom, Early American Women's Golf Champ

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Frances Griscom was born into high society in 1879. Her father was shipping magnate Clement Griscom, who was CEO of a J.P. Morgan-backed shipping trust and also served on the boards of directors at U.S. Steel and the Pennsylvania Railroad. Frances was also a descendant of Thomas Lloyd, an ally of and assistant to Pennsylvania colony founder ...

Women's Open Golf Championship - southampton-history

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The third challenger was Frances Griscom ("Miss Pansy," as her family and friends called her), from the Merion Golf Club, just outside of Philadelphia. The 21-year old Griscom was highly motivated after losing in the first round of the 1899 tournament to Elizabeth "Elsie" Cassatt (niece of the painter Mary Cassatt).

USGA Golf Museum and Library - Frances Griscom served her ... - Facebook

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Frances Griscom served her country as a Red Cross ambulance driver during World War I. #VeteransDay, An avid sportswoman, Griscom won the U.S. Women's Amateur at Shinnecock Hills Golf Club in 1900. She was reportedly the first woman in Philadelphia to own and drive a car. The Museum collection includes her putter and a scrapbook documenting ...

Frances Griscom Parsons - TCLF

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Born in New York City, Frances (Fannie) Griscom Parsons became a leader in the nationwide school gardening movement. Her father, John Hopkins Griscom, a physician, was one of the first to attribute environmental conditions—overcrowded tenements, poor sanitation, and lack of recreational conditions to the high mortality rates and low morale in slum neighborhoods.

Frances Griscom, 93, Dies; Oldest U.S Golf Champion

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Griscom, Frances: F Griscom dies on Mar 30 at age of 93. This is a digitized version of an article from The Times's print archive, before the start of online publication in 1996.

Frances Griscom Parsons - Wikipedia

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Frances "Fannie" Griscom Parsons (September 23, 1850 - 1925) was a philanthropist, reformer and educator. She founded and directed the first children's garden in DeWitt Clinton Park in New York City. Biography. Looking north from the park toward the 59th Street Gasworks around 1910.

Frances Griscom Parsons and New York's Children's Garden Movement

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One of the leaders of the school gardening movement was Frances (Fannie) Griscom Parsons (1850-1923), who created the first such garden for children in New York City, and helped invent a profession of school garden advocacy. In 1902, she created the "Children's School Farm" on a plot of land on the west side of Manhattan that had been slated to become public parkland, but had sat ...

USGA JOURNAL: SEPTEMBER, The Ladies: Then and Now

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Miss Frances C. Griscom in 1900 be held at the Morris County Golf Club, and the trophy is to remain in the custody of the club of which the winner is a member until won by the member of,mother club. \Vitness my hand and the seal of S1. Andrews at Edinburgh on this 20th day of January, 1896. Robert Cox \Vitness, John M. Chapman.'

History of the Curtis Cup Match - USGA

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Frances Griscom, of Philadelphia, the 1900 U.S. Women's Amateur Champion, suggested that it would be fun for a group to play in the British Ladies Open Amateur, at Cromer, England. Eight Americans made the trip to play, including Miss Griscom, Georgianna Bishop, the 1904 Women's Amateur Champion, and Harriot and Margaret Curtis. ...