1. The Official Website Of Leslie Wheeler Mary MacLane Montana's Notorious Lit'ry Lady , Montana, the Magazine of Western History, Summer, l977 The Orphan Trains , American History Illustrated, December, l983 http://www.lesliewheeler.com/press.htm

AUTHOR BIO LESLIE A. WHEELER Leslie Wheeler is a transplanted California who has lived in the Northeast for many years and has strong New England roots. A graduate of Stanford University with a master's in English from UC/Berkeley, Leslie has taught adult education, worked as an in-house writer and editor for Barron's Educational Series, then as a free lance writer specializing in history and biography for both the school and trade markets. An award-winning author of books about American history and biographies, Leslie now writes the Miranda Lewis “living history” mystery series. Titles include MURDER AT PLIMOTH PLANTATION, MURDER AT GETTYSBURG , and the recently published, MURDER AT SPOUTERS POINT . Her short crime fiction has appeared in the anthologies: WINDCHILL SEASMOKE STILL WATERS DEADFALL and THIN ICE Writing "living history" mysteries enables Leslie to combine a passion for American history, an enjoyment of the mystery genre, and a lifelong love of storytelling in all forms. Read more at www.lesliewheeler.com PUBLISHED WORKS FICTION BOOKS: Murder at Spouters Point (hardcover) Five Star/Gale/Cengage, 2010

2. Children's Aid Society Of New York - Adoption Encyclopedia - Leslie Wheeler, The Orphan Trains, American History Illustrated, vol. 18, December 1983. Find more information on Children's Aid Society of New York http://encyclopedia.adoption.com/entry/Childrens-Aid-Society-of-New-York/80/1.ht

November is National Adoption Awareness Month! Find new ways to celebrate on our National Adoption Month Calendar featuring daily activities. See all Categories See all Categories Adopting International Pregnancy ... encyclopedia Current Page Adoption Articles Adoption Forums Adoption Blogs Adoption News ... Find a Professional document.getElementById('ncCategory_nojs').style.display='none'; document.getElementById('ncCategory').style.display='block'; Home Adoption Hoping to Adopt Unplanned Pregnancy ... Adoption Statistics More... Adoption Laws Adoption Glossary encyclopedia Adoption News E-Magazine Adoption Poetry Books FAQs Lullaby Library advertisement Texas - Select One - Learn More Looking to Adopt? Pregnant? Waiting Families Adoption - TX advertisement Adoption Blogs Adoptees Birth Parents Adoptive Parenting ... Foster Care Children's Aid Society Of New York e-mail Currently 0/5 Stars. You may use the stars on the left to rate and leave feedback for the current article. No registration is required. Waiting for 5 votes of 5 stars ( votes) Please fill out the following optional information before submitting your rating: E-mail: Comment: Children's Aid Society of New York The oldest formal child-placing agency in the United States, founded in 1853 by the Reverend Charles Brace; still in existence today in New York City.

3. AUTHOR BIO Mary MacLane Montana's Notorious Lit'ry Lady , Montana, the Magazine of Western History , Summer, l977 The Orphan Trains , American History Illustrated, December, l983 SHORT STORIES http://www.lesliewheeler.com/bio.pdf

4. RUTH WARNER TOWNE PAPERS Ms Collection T1 Ruth Warner Towne (19 June 1917 3 Apr 1998), the daughter of Frank Warner Mary Elizabeth (McCoy) Towne, was a native and life-long resident of Kirksville http://library.truman.edu/manuscripts/T1-Towne.htm

A-Z index map Truman site people ADMISSIONS ABOUT TRUMAN ACADEMICS STUDENT LIFE ... Pickler Memorial Library Home RUTH WARNER TOWNE PAPERS Ms Collection T1 Dr Towne rose through the ranks to Professor of History at her alma mater and in 1983, was named Dean of Graduate Studies. She retired in 1988 as both Professor Emeritus and Dean Emeritus. In addition to her teaching, student advising and administrative duties, Dr Towne served as faculty advisor to Delta Zeta sorority for over 30 years and was a member of Lyceum Committee for almost that long. She was also her church’s historian/archivist. Towne’s Papers were received from her Estate Administrator the summer following her death. They consist of both her home and campus office files and include family records dating from as early as the 1820s, her own personal and professional papers and correspondence, and some of the research for her dissertation and the books and articles she wrote over her long teaching career. It should be noted that in most instances, preservation copies of newspaper clippings were made for the file and the originals discarded. Such is not the case with documents, however. All photocopied documents in this collection were placed here by Towne.

5. Www.unc.edu The orphan trains. American History Illustrated, 18, 1023. Endnotes http://www.unc.edu/~pmbrinic/adoption.txt

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