Catharine Merrill

Catharine Merrill
Catharine Merrill
	1898 portrait
Kinosusuon	Milatok 24, 1824; Corydon, Indiana, US
Tadauwulan; minidu pogun	Mikat 30, 1900 (umul 76); Indianapolis, Indiana, US
Kalaja	Kipalajalan, Monunuat, om American Civil War Noos
Employer	Univositi Butler (1869–83)
Notable work	Askar Indiana id suang Sangod montok Koisaan (1866, 1869)
Molohing	Samuel om Lydia Jane (Anderson) Merrill

Catharine Merrill (24 Milatok 1824 – 30 Mikat 1900) nopo nga songulun monunuduk, monunuat, om noos Sangod Tobpinai Amerika mantad Indiana i nokosili profesor univositi ko'onduan koduo id Amerika Komponi. Bobos sinorou isido sabaagi songulun monunuduk i kitoila'an om oimayaan sabab hinomod om kalalansanan dau. Di toun 1869, nakaanu i Merrill do kinoposilihan sabaagi Ponorikohon Demia Butler koiso' Kosusastaraan Inggilis id Univositi Kristian Kotonobon Koibutan, baabaino nointutunan sabaagi Univositi Butler, om minongimpuun do karaja dau solinaid hopod om apat toun sabaagi profesor univositi di toun akademik 1869–70. minongiliu i Merrill do jawatan profesor di toun 1883, nga lombus manahak kopongiaan sandau-dau id walai dau gisom misondikot pogulu kapatayon dau. Suai ko' nadadi songulun mongiingia, Merrill nopo nga monunuat i pinotorbit, mulong po do okon ko' ilo o dimpoton apangkal dau. Atikol i kopokito panau dau id Eropah mantad 1859 gisom 1861 pinotorbit id suang karatas kabar Indiana. Minonuat nogi isido miampai aiso ngaran The Soldier of Indiana in the War for the Union (1866, 1869). The Man Shakespeare and Other Essays (1902) diterbitkan mibagal anumerta. Pinolobong i Merrill id Kalabangan Crown Hill id Indianapolis.

Abantug om pantangon id suang akademik om koginumuan sosial Indianapolis, Merrill abagos id suang tinimungan sivik. Isido potunda miwaya Indianapolis Home for Friendless Women di toun 1867 om momuru id suang lambaga monunuhu dau.Kalab Catharine Merrill, iso organisasi sastera Indianapolis i noturidong di toun 1885, pinungaranan kopihondot pamantangan dau; Minomungaran kawagu o Sikul Awam Indianapolis do Sikul Awam Numbul 25 sabaagi Sikul Catharine Merrill di toun 1900; om tongotambalut om bagas susumikul Merrill minonoluod Tirikohon Boros Inggilis Catharine Merrill Univositi Butler di toun 1907 (kouhupan nawi di toun 1930).

Koposion osopung om sinikulan

Nosusu i Merrill ontok Milatok 24, 1824, id Corydon, Indiana, kumaa Samuel om Lydia Jane (Anderson) Merrill. apa dau, i mantad Vermont i minampayat Kolej Dartmouth ,nopo nga mamasok abantug osopung Indiana. Minundaliu isido id Vevay, Switzerland County, Indiana, ontok 1816, om momuru id suang Pitimungan Abantung Indiana (1819–22) om sabaagi bendahari pogun koiso Indiana (1822–34).^[1] Samuel kitonggungan do pinopoundaliu tinangaran pogun doid ama' pogun wagu id Indianapolis di toun 1824; paganakan omulok dau, kaampai Catharine i kiumur siam tulan, mampayat tindalanon dilo.^[2]^[3]^[4]

Sukuon

↑ Biographical Sketch in "Samuel Merrill Papers, 1812–1934, Collection Guide" (PDF). Indiana Historical Society. 1986. Linoyog ontok 2016-01-28. (Updated 2002-01-02)
↑ Catharine Merrill; Katharine Merrill Graydon (1934). Catharine Merrill, Life and Letters: Collected and Arranged. Greenfield, IN: The Mitchell Company. p. 9. OCLC 7102104.
↑ Jacob Piatt Dunn (1910). Greater Indianapolis: The History, the Industries, the Institutions, and the People of a City of Homes. Vol. II. Chicago: The Lewis Publishing Company. pp. 1038–39.
↑ After the move to Indianapolis, Samuel Merrill became president of the State Bank of Indiana, and cofounded an Indianapolis publishing company in 1850 that later became known as the Bobbs-Merrill Company. He also served as a trustee of Wabash College and as a president of the Madison and Indianapolis Railroad. See Dunn, Greater Indianapolis, v. II, pp. 1038–39, and Natalie Burriss (Spring 2014). "Quite Progressive: The Life and Accomplishments of Catharine Merrill, 1824–1900". Connections: The Hoosier Genealogist. Indianapolis: Indiana Historical Society. 54 (1): 48–49.

[1] Biographical Sketch in "Samuel Merrill Papers, 1812–1934, Collection Guide" (PDF). Indiana Historical Society. 1986. Linoyog ontok 2016-01-28. (Updated 2002-01-02)

[2] Catharine Merrill; Katharine Merrill Graydon (1934). Catharine Merrill, Life and Letters: Collected and Arranged. Greenfield, IN: The Mitchell Company. p. 9. OCLC 7102104.

[GI1038-392-3] Jacob Piatt Dunn (1910). Greater Indianapolis: The History, the Industries, the Institutions, and the People of a City of Homes. Vol. II. Chicago: The Lewis Publishing Company. pp. 1038–39.

[4] After the move to Indianapolis, Samuel Merrill became president of the State Bank of Indiana, and cofounded an Indianapolis publishing company in 1850 that later became known as the Bobbs-Merrill Company. He also served as a trustee of Wabash College and as a president of the Madison and Indianapolis Railroad. See Dunn, Greater Indianapolis, v. II, pp. 1038–39, and Natalie Burriss (Spring 2014). "Quite Progressive: The Life and Accomplishments of Catharine Merrill, 1824–1900". Connections: The Hoosier Genealogist. Indianapolis: Indiana Historical Society. 54 (1): 48–49.

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