Stephens, Ann S. (Ann Sophia), 1810-1886

found: nuc85-65498: Her The old homestead [MI] 1855(hdg. on LCP rept.: Stephens, Mrs. Ann Sophia (Winterbotham), 1813-1886; usage: Mrs. Ann S. Stephens)

found: LC data base, 1/13/86(hdg.: Stephens, Ann Sophia (Winterbotham), 1813-1886)

found: Her High life in New York, 1873:t.p. (Jonathan Slick, Esq. of Weathersfield, Connecticut)

found: Notable Amer. women(Stephens, Ann Sophia, Mar. 30, 1810-Aug. 20, 1886, popular author; birth date usu. given as 1813, but is established as 1810 by her death record)

found: Zana; or, The heiress of Clair Hall, 1854:t.p. (by the Author of "Fashion and famine") cover (by Mrs. Ann S. Stephens)

found: Wikipedia, 24 October 2016(Ann S. Stephens; Ann Sophia Stephens (1810-1886) was an American novelist and magazine editor; She was the author of dime novels; born on March 30, 1810 in Derby, Connecticut; died August 20 1886, Newport, Rhode Island; she and her husband co-founded, published and edited the Portland Magazine; moved to New York where she took the job of editor to The Ladies Companion; adopted the humorous pseudonym Jonathan Slick; wrote over twenty-five serial novels plus short stories and poems for several well known periodicals which included Godey's Lady's Book and Graham's Magazine; Her first novel Fashion and famine was published in 1854)

found: Konce klamu, čili, Dvě lásky pana Brookse, 1906:title page (... A.S. Stephensonové)