Background
Woolsey was born on January 29, 1835 into the wealthy, influentialWorks
Books
Katy Series * 1872: ''Short stories, poems and other publications
published during her lifetime * 1869: ''The Funeral Flee'', Hearth and Home illustrated weekly magazine, Vol 1, No 52, page 824, December 18, 1869 * 1870: poetry in Scribner's Monthly, Vol. I, nos 1-6 Bound Nov 1870-Apr 1871 Scribners, 1870-1 * 1871: ''Girls of the Far North'', part 1; The Little Corporal Magazine Vol. XII, No. 4, April 1871, Published by John E. Miller, Chicago :: ''Girls of the Far North'', part 4; The Little Corporal Magazine Vol. XIII, No. 1, July 1871, Published by John E. Miller, Chicago :: ''Edson's mother'' Scribners Illustrated Monthly, May to October 1871 p.296 * 1872: ''Two Ways to Love'' (Poem), scriber's monthly an illustrated magazine for the people, conducted by J.G. Holland, October 1872; Vol. IV, No. 6 :: ''In the Book'', scriber's monthly, vol. 3, issue 5, page 567-572, 1872 * 1873: ''the white flag'' (poem), Scribner's Monthly, May 1873 to October 1873, Volume 6 :: ''A few hints on the california journey'', Scribner's Monthly, May 1873 to October 1873, Volume 6 * 1874: ''How St. Valentine Remembered Milly'', (ss) St. Nicholas Magazine Feb 1874 * 1875 ''Little One's Birthday - A Christmas story'', Little Corporal Children's Magazine January 1875 Vol. XX, No. 1, Edited by Emily Huntingston Miller, published by John E. Miller, Chicago, 40 pages :: ''Blue and Pink'' (A Valentine Story), (ss) St. Nicholas Magazine Feb 1875 :: ''Queen Blossom'' (A May-Day Story), (ss) St. Nicholas Magazine May 1875 :: ''The Horse and the Wolf'', (ss) St. Nicholas Magazine Jul 1875 :: ''The Fortunes of a Saucer Pie'', (vi) St. Nicholas Magazine Nov 1875 :: ''The "Cradle Tomb" at Westminster'', by Susan Coolidge (pp. 678-679), scriber's monthly an illustrated magazine for the people, conducted by J.G. Holland * 1876: ''Toinette and the Elves'' (A Christmas Story), (ss) St. Nicholas Magazine Jan 1876 :: ''The Two Goats'', St. Nicholas cribner's Illustrated Magazine for Girls and Boys conducted by Mary Mapes Dodge :: ''The Little Maid of Domremy'', (bg) St. Nicholas Magazine Jun 1876 :: ''Ready for Europe'', (nF) St. Nicholas Magazine May 1876 :: ''How the Storks Came and Went'', (ss) St. Nicholas Magazine Jul 1876 :: ''At Fiesole'', (ss) St. Nicholas Magazine Oct 1876 :: ''A Queen, and Not a Queen'', (bg) St. Nicholas Magazine Nov 1876 :: ''The Secret Door'' (A Christmas Story of Two Hundred Years Ago), (ss) St. Nicholas Magazine Dec 1876 (also published in The Golden Pathway Circ. * 1877: ''The Two Wishes'': A Fairy Story, (ss) St. Nicholas Magazine Mar 1877 :: ''Illustrated Texts'', (nF) St. Nicholas Magazine Apr 1877 :: ''The Mother in the Desert'', (vi) St. Nicholas Magazine Jun 1877 :: ''Mrs. June's Prospectus'', Young Folks' Readings, for Social and Public Entertainment. Edited by Lewis B. Monroe. Boston: Lee and Shepard, Publishers. New York: Charles T. Dillingham * 1878: ''Solimin: A Ship of the Desert'', (vi) St. Nicholas Magazine Feb 1878 :: ''The Fox and the Turkeys''; or Charley and the Old Folks, (vi) St. Nicholas Magazine Sep 1878 * 1879: ''The Old Stone Basin'', (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Jan 1879 :: ''Mignonette'', (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Jun 1879 :: ''Eyebright'', (sl) St. Nicholas Magazine Feb, Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sept(chapter 10), Oct 1879 :: ''Autobiography and Correspondence of Mrs. Delany'', revised from Lady Llanover's Edition and Edited by Sarah Chauncey Woolsey, Roberts Brothers, Boston * 1880: ''The Boy and the Giant'', (vi) St. Nicholas Magazine May 1880 :: ''The Fox and the Stork'', (ss) St. Nicholas Magazine Aug 1880 :: ''Kintu''Atlantic Monthly July to December 1880, p 179 :: ''Interpreted'' (Poem), The Atlantic Monthly, A Magazine of Literature, Science, Art and Politics Volume XLV December 1879 - June 1880 * 1881: ''In the Tower''- AD 1554, (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Feb 1881 :: ''The Mastiff and His Master'', (vi) St. Nicholas Magazine Jun 1881 :: ''The Isle of Peace'', by Susan Coolidge (pp. 481-498), scriber's monthly an illustrated magazine for the people, conducted by J.G. Holland * 1882: ''Concord'', Atlantic Monthly magazine from July 1882 :: ''Golden-Rod'', Purple and Gold, Arranged by Kate Sanborn, Illustrated by Rosina Emmet: Boston, James R. Osgood and Company :: ''Cross Patch'' pp. 474, The Century Illustrated monthly magazine. November 1881 to April 1882, Vol. XXIII, New Series Vol. I, THE CENTURY CO., NY :: ''New Every Morning'' in "Golden Thoughts on Mother, Home, and Heaven from Poetic and Prose Literature of all Ages and All Lands." E.B. Treat, New York * 1884: ''Lydia Maria Child'' in ''Our famous women'', Comprising the Lives and Deeds of American Women," by Several Authors, A.D. Worthington and Company 1884 :: ''Reply'', The Century - Illustrated Monthly Magazine May to October 1884, p. 744 :: ''When'' (poem), pp. 249 ,Illustrated Home Book of Poetry and Song, Caxton Publishing Co., Chicago * 1885: ''Uncle and Aunt'', illustrated by Jessie Curtis Shepherd, St. Nicholas Magazine Nov 1885 :: "Who ate the sweetmeat" Christmas hearth library, Boston, D. Lothrop and Company :: ''The Little Christmas Tree'', (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Dec 1885 * 1886: ''The Secret of It'', (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Jan 1886 :: ''A Dainty Little Trencherman'' "The Household" Magazine, Devoted to the interests of the American housewife 1886 * 1887: ''Lohengrin'',SCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE May 1887 - Volume I, pp. 614–615 :: ''In her garden'' SCRIBNER'S MAGAZINE November 1887 - Volume II, No. 5 :: ''Little Alix: a story of the children's Crusade'' Ballads Of Romance And History. 111 pages, illustrated. Boston D. Lothrop 1887. :: ''A year'', verse, Ladies' World New York September 1887 Vol VIII No 9 :: ''Little Alix: A Story Of The Children's Crusade'', Ballads of Romance and History, Boston, D. Lothrop Company 1887 * 1888: ''Charlotte Bronte'', (pm) St. Nicholas Magazine Dec 1888 :: ''Christmas Day'', young people's new pictorial library of poetry and prose, published by the Northwestern Publishing Co. in 1888 :: ''A Convent School of the Last Century'', Atlantic 1888 p. 779 * 1889: ''A Coming Out'' illustrated by Graves, Ladies Home Journal Sep 1889 :: ''A Little Knight of Labor'', Chapter II, with illustration by Edmund H. Garrett, WIDE AWAKE An Illustrated Magazine October 1889, Volume 29 Number 5, (Editors: Charles Stuart Pratt & Ella Farman Pratt, Publishers: D. Lothrop Company, Boston, U. S. A.) :: ''Snowy Peter'', Story-Time for 1890, by Various Authors, D. Lothrop Company Publishers, Boston, 1889 * 1890: ''Hour of Comfort'', Poem, The Illustrated Christian Weekly, November 29, 1890, Vol XX No 48 * 1891: Poems in ''Guests Of The Heart'', Edited By A. Craig. Augusta, Maine: E. C. Allen 1891 * 1892: ''How Bunny Brought Good Luck'' (Bunny is a doll, whose loss leads to the discovery of a lost silver mine). Illustrated by Walter Bobbett. St. Nicholas - An Illustrated Magazine For Young Folks. Volume XX. Part 1 November 1892 - April 1893 * 1893: ''The Wolves of St. Gervas'', Famous Stories and Poems edited by D. Lothrop Company, Boston :: ''A Good Bad Horse'', Famous Stories and Poems edited by D. Lothrop Company, Boston :: a heroic poem, Wide Awake Illustrated Magazine, June 1893, D. Lothrop Company :: ''Angels is as Angels Does'', 52 Other Stories for Girls, edited by Alfred Henry Miles, published by Hutchinson & Co., London * 1894: ''title unknown'', R. Tuck Year book 12, 1894 * 1897: ''Little Ursel's Mothering Sunday'' illustraded by Edmund Garrett, The deacon's little maid and other poems of childhood, Lothrop Publishing Co., Boston * 1898: ''Newport'' Historic Towns of New England Edited by Lyman P. Powell Illustrated with photos, drawings, and maps, New York. G.P. Putnam's Sons. 1898. * 1899: ''The Better Way'', Poem at head of THE INDIAN HELPER, November 3, 1899 * 1900: ''Queen Log And Queen Stork'' (Illustrated by C. M. Relyea),St. Nicholas Magazine for Youth May to October-1900, page 859 * 1901: Thoughts by Susan Coolidge in ''Thoughts'' edited by Jessie K Freeman Sarah S. B. Yule, Dodge publishing company, NY, 1901 * 1902: ''Paradise'', Young Folks' Library in Twenty Volumes. Volume VII: School and College Days. Edited by Kirk Munroe and Mary Hartwell Catherwood :: ''unknown poem'', ''The Wedding Day Book with the Congratulations of the Poets'' arranged by Katharine Lee Bates and published by Lothrop Publishing Company, Boston, 429-pages. * 1903: ''Dr. Johnson and Hodge His Cat'', United Presbyterian Youth Evangelist Paper, No. 28, July 12, 1903 :: ''unknown title'', The Posy Ring A Book of Verse for Children, Chosen and Classified by Kate Douglas Wiggin and Nora Archibald Smith. Published by Doubleday, Page & Co * 1904: ''A group of New England dishes furnished by Susan Coolidge'', Mary Ronald's CENTURY COOK BOOK 1897 + New York 1904 ::''unknown title'', Little Lassies, Grosset & Dunlap 1904 :: ''The Desert Island I and II'', published in The Jones Third Reader edited by L. H. Jones, Ginn & Company, Boston, USA 1904 * 1905: ''Susie's Letter About Chipmonks'', Twilight Stories published by Saalfild publishing Co * undated: ''God rules the year'', A new year's message of love, printed in Berlin, Germany. :: ''12 stories of heroism'', Magna Charta Stories. World-Famous Struggles for Freedom in Former Times. Recounted for Youthful Readers Edited by Arthur Gilman, A.M. Published by Blackie and Son Limited published after her death * 1907: ''How the Leaves Came Down'', Ladies' Home Journal magazine - November 1907, VOLUME XXIV, EDITION 12 * 1908: ''How the Leaves Came Down'', A Treasury of Verse for Little Children selected by M.G. Edgar Illustrated by Willy Pogany, Published by George G. Harrap & Co., London also in ''The Wooster Third Reader'' by Lorraine Elizabeth Wooster, M.A. Published by Wooster & Company - Chicago, Illinois 1915 * 1909: ''In April'', (pm) The All-Story Magazine Apr 1909 :: Ramona by Helen Hunt Jackson. Introduction by Susan Coolidge 1909 :: A 4 line verse (THANK God for death : bright thing / with dreary name, / We wrong with mournful flowers her / pure, still brow) in A LITTLE BOOK OF COMFORT, Compiled by Rev. Albert E Sims; THE CHOICE BOOKS LONDON: GEORGE G HARRAP & CO LTD; THE RIVERSIDE PRESS LIMITED, EDINBURGH, GREAT BRITAIN :: ''How the Leaves Came Down'' (poem), p85, The Ontario Readers Second Book, authorized by the Minister of Education * 1920: ''The Secret Door'', The treasure chest of my bookhouse, Edited by Olive Beaupre Miller, Chicago, The BOOKHOUSE for CHILDREN, Publishers 1920, 448 pages * 1928: ''Beginning again'', Woman's World September 1928 * 1930 section IV Romance and Reality / My book house the treasure chest 1928) * 1934: ''Toinette and the Elves- Christmas'', a book of stories ald and new, Selected by Alice Dalgliesh, Illustrated by Hildegard Woodward, published by Charles Scribner, New York :: ''Imogen Comes to Tea'', The golden wonder book for children by John R. Crossland & J.M. Parrish, Published by Odhams press LTD 1934 * 1935: ''Cousin Helen's Visit'', The Mammoth Wonder Book edited by John Crossland & J.M. Parrish, London: Odhams Press 1935 * 1937: ''Christmas boxes'', The children's golden treasure book by Odhams Press ltd * 1???: ''How the Leaves Came Down'', Poem in The Home Book of Verse by Burton Stevenson * 18??: ''New Every Morning'' Poem ("Every day is a fresh beginning! / Listen, my soul, to the glad refrain,/ And spite of old sorrow and older sinning / And puzzles forecast and possible pain, / Take heart with the day, and begin again.") * 1980: ''Kikeri'', published in ''The Illustrated Treasury of Humor for Children'' edited by Judith Hendra, Grosset and Dunlap Publishers New York * 1991: ''Roses and thorns'' in School StoriesTranslations
German * ''Wenn morgen heute ist...'', Erich Schmidt Verlag, 1956 = ''What Katy Did'' Finnish * ''Katyn toimet'' = ''What Katy Did'' * ''Katy koulussa'' = ''What Katy Did at School'' * ''Katyn myöhemmät toimet'' = ''What Katy Did Next'' * ''Clover'' = ''Clover'' * ''Alppilaakson maja'' = ''In the High Walley'' Norwegian * ''Katy, den eldste av seks'' = ''What Katy Did'' * ''Katy på skolen'' = ''What Katy Did at School'' * ''Hva Katy gjorde siden'' = ''What Katy Did Next'' * ''Katy på reise'' * ''Katy hjemme'' * ''Clara, Katys søster'' = ''Clover'' * ''Øientrøst : fortælling'' * ''Høiendal'' = ''In the High Walley'' Russian * ''Что Кейти делала'' = ''What Katy Did'' * ''Что Кейти делала в школе'' = ''What Katy Did at School'' * ''Что Кейти делала потом'' = ''What Katy Did Next'' Swedish * ''Katy i hemmet'' = ''What Katy Did'' * ''Katy i skolan'' = ''What Katy Did at School'' * ''Vad Katy gjorde sedan'' = ''What Katy Did Next'' * ''Clover : Berättelse för flickor.'' = ''Clover'' Italian * ''Cio che fece Katy'' = ''What Katy Did'' Spanish * ''Las cosas de Katy'' = ''What Katy Did'' Portuguese * ''O que Katy fez'' = ''What Katy Did'' * ''O que Katy fez a seguir'' = ''What Katy Did Next'' * ''Os sonhos de Katy'' Danish * ''Katy, den ældste af seks'' = ''What Katy Did'' * ''Katy-bøkerne'' * ''I Fiesole'' * ''Den hemmelige Dør''Articles on Susan Coolidge
1959: Susan Coolidge, the Horn Book Magazine of books and reading for children and young people. 14 pages in June 1959Notes
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