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Born: 07/18/1850  Mishawaka
Died: 07/19/1939
Parents: William Morris Hartwick, Louisa Hartwick
Spouse: Edmund C. (carriage maker)
Children: Lulo May, Lillie Maud
Address(es):
Last known
San Diego , CA

Image	Title	Genre	Audience	Publisher	Date
	Celebrating the One Hundredth Birthday of Litchfield, Michigan, 1834-1934	Non Fiction, Michigan History	Adult	Litchfield, MI : Centennial Committees	1934
	Christmas Greeting - Photographic Prints (La Jolla, CA)	Poetry	Children	s.n.	1920
	The Poetical Works of Rose Hartwick Thorpe	Poetry	Children	New York : Neale Pub. Co	1912
	The White Lady of La Jolla	Non Fiction	Adult	San Diego, CA : Grandier & Company	1904
	Complete Self Instruction in Physical Culture for Both Ladies and Gentlemen	Non Fiction	Children	New York : F. B. Dickerson	1896
	As Others See Us, or, the Rules and Customs of Refined Homes and Polite Society also Complete Self Instruction in Physical Culture for both Ladies and Gentlemen	Non Fiction	Children	Detroit, MI : F. B. Dickerson	1896
	Program of the Dedicatory Exercises of the Alpha Kappa Phi Monument : College Campus, June 20, 1895 - Dedication Song	Michigan History, Poetry	Adult	Hillsdale, MI : Hillsdale College	1895
	Michigan Day : Monday, March 12th, 1894 - Program, list of officers and words to the poem Michigan	Michigan, Poetry	Children	California Midwinter International Exposition	1894
	The Year's Best Days for Boys and Girls		Children	Boston, MA : Lee and Shepard	1889
	Temperance Poems	Poetry	Adult	s.l. : L. M. Hartwick	1887
	The Curfew Must Not Ring To-Night - Narrative poem written when she was 16.	Poetry	Adult	New York : C. T. Dillingham	1883
	The Curfew Must Not Ring To-Night - Narrative Poem written when she was 16.	Poetry	Adult	Boston, MA : Lee and Shepard	1882
	Fred's Dark Days	Fiction	Children	Grand Rapids, MI : Fleming H. Revell	1881
	The Yule Log : A cluster of Christmas Selections from Holiday Times - Shaped like a yule-log and tied with ribbons	Poetry	Children	Chicago, IL : F. H. Revell	1880-1889
	- Her most famous poem "Curfew Must Not Ring Tonight" appeared in 1870 in Detroit newspaper, Commercial Advertiser. She traded it for a subscription to the paper.	Poetry	Adult		1870
	- Also wrote the popular poem, "Remember the Alamo"	Poetry	Children
	- Frequent contributor to Detroit Free Press	Poetry	Children
	- Youth's Companion, St. Nicholas, Wide Awake, and Well-Spring	Poetry	Children

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