Laura Redden

Laura Ann Redden, age 47, Peculiar, MO View Details

Cities: Peculiar MO, Raymore MO Possible Relatives: Jeffrey Allen Knippa, Joshua R Knippa, Lia Knippa

Laura Ann Redden, age 46, Lebanon, OH View Details

Cities: Lebanon OH, Cincinnati OH Possible Relatives: Ella L Barnes, Elizabeth Anne Redden, Mary Katherine Redden

Laura E Redden, age 76, Charleston, WV View Details

Locations: Charleston WV Possible Relatives: Alan Dale Redden, Betty Sue Redden

Laura M Redden, age 75, Little Rock, AR View Details

Locations: Little Rock AR Possible Relatives: Soon Young Park, Hyae W Redden

Laura Ann Redden, age 30s, Raymore, MO View Details

Locations: Raymore MO, Pittsburg KS, Overland Park KS Possible Relatives: Jeff A Knippa, Joshua R Knippa, Travis A Redden

Laura Redden, age 30s, Fort Pierce, FL View Details

Locations: Fort Pierce FL, Sebastian FL Possible Relatives: Frank Delaporte, Holli Ann Delaporte, James J Delaporte

Laura L Redden View Details

Address:***** Washington Ave, Sandersville, GA. Phone Number: (270) 640-****

Laura Redden View Details

Address:***** Connecticut Ave Nw, Washington, DC

Laura Redden Searing - First Deaf Female Journalist - Start ASL • startasl.com

Laura Redden Searing. Laura Redden Searing was born in 1839 and is best known for being the first deaf female journalist. She was sent by the St. Louis Republican to cover the American Civil War in 1860 and lived a life where she never allowed her deafness or age to hold her back. Laura Redden Searing Articles by Students

ASLdeafined Blog » Deaf History Spotlight: Laura Redden Searing • asldeafined.com

Laura Redden Searing: Deaf Poet and Journalist! Searing became deaf after a bout with spinal meningitis at the age of eleven in 1851. She was lucky to have supportive parents who learned Sign Language along with their daughter, and she eventually attended the Missouri School for the Deaf in Fulton. In 1857 Searing began submitting poetry to ...

Sweet Bells Jangled - GUP Digital Books • manifoldapp.org

Laura Redden Searing (1839-1923) was a deaf poet who wrote under the pseudonym Howard Glyndon and became famous for her Civil War poems. This digital book by Gallaudet University Press collects and restores her poems, biography, and legacy.

Sweet Bells Jangled: Laura Redden Searing, A Deaf Poet Restored ... • dsq-sds.org

A book review of Sweet Bells Jangled, a collection of poems by Laura Redden Searing, a Deaf poet who wrote under the pen name Howard Glyndon during the Civil War. The reviewer highlights Searing's themes of war, gender, and disability, and her allegorical story "The Realm of Singing".

Laura Redden Searing (1839 - 1923) « The Searing Family Blog • searingfamily.com

"Laura Catherine Redden was born on 9 February 1839 in Somerset County, Maryland. Her family moved to St. Louis, Missouri, when she was a child. At about the age of eleven or twelve, Redden lost her hearing as the result of a bout with spinal meningitis.

Laura Redden Searing - deaf people • deafpeople.com

Learn about Laura Redden Searing, a deaf author and poet who wrote under the name Howard Glyndon. She was a journalist, biographer, and a pioneer in breaking stereotypes for women and deaf people.

PDF Laura Redden Searing Papers (C2290) - State Historical Society of Missouri • shsmo.org

(C2290) Laura Redden Searing Papers Page 2 Go to top Biographical Note: Laura Catherine Redden was born on February 9, 1839 in Somerset County, Maryland. (There is some dispute over the date—many sources, including some written in Searing's own hand, list 1840 as her birth year). Her family moved to St. Louis, Missouri, when she was a child.

InfoGuides: Deaf Suffragists/Activists: Searing, Laura Redden • rit.edu

Laura Redden Searing (1840-1923) Born in Somerset County, MD; the family moved to St. Louis when she was very young; deafened at age 11 by meningitis; graduated from the Missouri School for the deaf. Began a career as a reporter and an author of poems and essays in St. Louis, writing under the pseudonym of "Howard Glyndon".

About Laura Redden Searing | Academy of American Poets • poets.org

Laura Redden Searing was born in Maryland in 1839. She published several collections of poetry under the pseudonym Howard Glyndon, including Idyls of Battle and Poems of the Rebellion (Hurd and Houghton, 1864) and Sounds from Secret Chambers (James R. Osgood and Company, 1873). She died in 1923.