Born: 1876   Alton
Died: 1931
Parents: Friend Carter Brown
Address(es):
last known
Orlando , FL

Image	Title	Genre	Audience	Publisher	Date
	Father - Civil War Fiction about Abraham Lincoln	Fiction , Historical Fiction	Adult	New York: Grosset & Dunlap	1927
	The Touchstone	Fiction	Adult	New York : Methodist Episcopal Church Board of Home Missions and Church Extension. World Outlook, volume 6	1920
	Wages of Honor and Other Stories	Fiction , Michigan	Adult	New York: Charles Scribners' Sons	1917
	Hallowell Partnership	Fiction	Adult	New York : C. Scribner's sons	1912
	Uncertain Irene - In order to stop the love affair between his daughter, Philura and Jerry Castleman, son of his business enemy, Mr. Curtis sent Philura abroad with Irene, dressed as though she had come out of a missionary barrel. But in spite of its unpromising beginning Irene's love story ends as happily as the romance of Philura and her Jerry.	Fiction	Adult	New York : Duffield and Co.	1911
	Messenger	Fiction	Adult	New York, C. Scribner's sons	1910
	Philippa at Halcyon - The jolly story of a homelike club of girls in a Western college, whose life is not quite as peaceful as the word halcyon implies.	Fiction	Adult	New York : Charles Scribner's Sons	1910
	White Roses - Story of progressive love feast, with scenes laid on a Western ranch, and a red-haired Eastern girl for the heroine.	Fiction	Adult	New York : Duffield & Co.	1910
	Dawn - Entre-Nous Series of Short Stories	Fiction	Adult	New York : Scribner's Magazine	1907
	Diane, a romance of the Icarian community - The scene centers about the Icarian community on the Mississippi River. It gives a glimpse now and then of Kansas during its most turbulent period, and insight into the methods of the conductors on the underground railroad who aided fugitives to escape to Canada just before the Civil War.	Historical Fiction	Adult	New York: Doubleday, Page & Co	1904
	- Many Short Stories in Scribner's Magazine	Fiction	Adult

What is the aim or goal of your writing: She often related very interesting stories of the pioneer days. Sometimes of the few Indians then still to be seen in this part of the country, and especially of the notorious Johnny Green who boasted he had scalped 9 children and intended getting the 100th before he died. She and her sister were terribly afraid of him, and often in concealing themselves hid in the very most dangerous places imaginable, thinking like the ostrich if their heads were out of sight they were safe. However, no harm ever befell them from this source.

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her picture can be found http://www.idaillinois.org/cdm/search/collection/qpl/searchterm/brown%20katherine/order/title review: http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/11568583-philippa-at-halcyon

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