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Annie Wall Barnett

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799: 244: 31: 789: 267:, and which entitled her to a place among the leading poets of the American West. In the same year, her failing health determined them to remove to Pueblo, Colorado, where her husband engaged in mercantile business, and Mrs. Wall divided her time between her artistic, literary, and domestic duties. By 1899, the family was living in Pueblo, Colorado for the benefit of Annie Wall's health. 768: 732: 696: 660: 624: 588: 552: 455: 409: 375: 813: 285:, where, in November, she underwent a surgical procedure in her home. In August 1919, at the Patterson Fair, Annie Barnett received First premium award on poem and hills of Patterson, nature sketch and painting in oil, as well as Second premium for oil painting, nature sketch of peach. 439:
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In 1884, Annie Wall, now of Montfort, Wisconsin, had written a number of poems in the previous few months which attracted attention in literary circles, and were said to be equal if not superior to any of the productions of
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for over 40 years. Mr. and Mrs. Burton Wall had three children, including Norma Ruth Wall (1891–1964) and two who died in infancy.
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Carpenter's health would not permit school attendance but a portion of the time, and she was educated largely at home.
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for nearly a year, until failing health prevented regular literary work. For more than 40 years, she contributed to
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Carpenter's first poem was published when she was fourteen years old. She wrote regularly for a few years for
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When twelve years old, upon removing with her mother's family to
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By 1915, she was known as Annie Wall Barnett and was living in
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According to Family Search, Barnett died September 3, 1942.
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Wall, of 470: 468: 503: 501: 499: 497: 288:Annie Wall Barnett died in Maestro hospital, 8: 29: 18: 333: 314: 146: 7: 800:Works by or about Annie Wall Barnett 606:"Compliments, Woodchucks and Potosi" 189:Richmond, Walworth County, Wisconsin 860:20th-century American women writers 855:19th-century American women writers 179:Annie Carpenter was born in either 274:In 1905, Annie Wall was living in 14: 79: 811: 787: 766: 730: 694: 658: 622: 586: 550: 453: 407: 373: 132: 794:Woman of the Century/Annie Wall 750:"Patterson Fair Premium Awards" 106: 1: 850:20th-century American writers 845:19th-century American writers 754:The Fresno Morning Republican 720:. 22 November 1915. p. 7 718:The Fresno Morning Republican 576:. 31 December 1885. p. 5 534:"Our Father Has Gone to Rest" 210:, and most regularly for the 684:. 19 January 1905. p. 8 538:The Sterling Kansas Bulletin 361:(1893). 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"A Woman of the Century"
A Woman of the Century
Crawford County, Wisconsin
Richland County, Wisconsin
Modesto, California

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Western United States
Richland County, Wisconsin
Crawford County, Wisconsin
Richmond, Walworth County, Wisconsin
Grant County, Wisconsin
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Pueblo, Colorado
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Marion, Indiana
Quaker
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Red Bluff, California
Patterson, California
Modesto, California




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