41. Rugged Water: NO US ACCESS Rugged Water Author Lincoln, Joseph Crosby, 18701944 Note 1924 http://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/webbin/nonus?id=olbp22202

42. Shavings By Joseph Crosby Lincoln (pdf Document) Free File Download At Fliiby.co Tags Lincoln Joseph Crosby Language and Literatures American literature Manwoman relationshipsFiction MassachusettsFiction ToymakersFicti http://fliiby.com/file/241420/8iiy0ubg50.html

43. Appleton-Century Mss, 1846-1962 Lincoln, Joseph Crosby, 18701944. London, Jack, 1876-1916. http://purl.dlib.indiana.edu/iudl/findingaids/lilly/InU-Li-VAA1233

Indiana University Finding Aids Home Browse Search Advanced Search ... Help View options: Standard Entire finding aid Printer-friendly Search within this document: Contents: Summary Information Access Restrictions Biographical Note Arrangement/Organization Scope and Content Note ... Collection 1846-1962 Want to learn more? Do you have a question about this collection? Would you like to view the original items in this collection? Are you seeking permission to publish or reproduce items in this collection? Please contact the holding repository: Lilly Library, IU Bloomington Email: liblilly@indiana.edu Appleton-Century mss, 1846-1962 Records, 1846-1962, of D. Appleton-Century Company at the Lilly Library, Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana Electronic finding aid encoded by Beth Benda. Summary Information Repository Lilly Library (Indiana University, Bloomington) Indiana University 1200 E. Seventh St.

44. What I'm Thankful For Writing Prompt views 491 rating not rated reviews 0 posted 10/14/2009 language English pages Thankful's Inheritance by Lincoln, Joseph Crosby http://www.docstoc.com/docs/13226684/What-Im-thankful-for-writing-prompt

45. WebGED: Crosby Connections Data Page Lincoln, Joseph Crosby (1870 1944) - male b. 13 Feb 1870 in Brewster, MA d. 10 Mar 1944 father Lincoln, Joseph mother Crosby, Emily (1831 - ) spouse Sargent, Florence E. http://fcrosby.com/gedhtml/wga50.html

previous go to surnames Learned, William Bonney - male b. 14 Jun 1830 father: Learned, Joshua (1796 - 1867) mother: Crosby, Hannah (1797 - 1880) Leavitt, Elizabeth - female spouse: Fifield, Edward (1678 - ) - m. in Stratham, N.H. Leavitt, Eunice B (private) - female spouse: Jones, Edward Robinson (1900 - 1953) child: Jones, Clara Louise (private) child: Jones, Carol Bourne (private) child: Jones, Martha Eunice (private) Leavitt, Mary - female b. 1849 in New York City d. 1929 in Boston, , Massachusetts father: Leavitt, Sheldon spouse: Crosby, Henry Ashton (1846 - 1916) - m. 21 Nov 1878 in New York City child: Crosby, Sheldon Leavitt (1879 - 1936) child: Crosby, Josephine May Ashton (1885 - 1967) Leavitt, Myra Thompson - female spouse: Crosby, Melvin R (1860 - 1926) - m. Aug 1913 child: Crosby, Washburn T (1915 - 1931) Leavitt, Sheldon - male spouse: child: Leavitt, Mary (1849 - 1929) Leazer, Sarah - female b. 1848 in Ohio spouse: Crosby, Orpheus Nelson (1836 - 1913) - m. 8 Sep 1864 in McLean County, IL LeBlanc, Doris Mary (private) - female spouse: Crosby, Gerald Edgar

46. State Library Of Tasmania : L Lincoln, Joseph Crosby, 18701944. The Old Home House. New York A.S. Barnes, 1907. Lincoln, Joseph Crosby, 1870-1944. Cap'n Warren's wards. London George Newnes, c1911. http://www.statelibrary.tas.gov.au/collections/collections/researchandref/vande/

47. Joseph Crosby Lincoln -- Biography Resource Center Lincoln, Joseph Crosby (Feb. 13, 1870 Mar. 10, 1944), novelist, was born in Brewster, Mass., on Cape Cod, the only child of Joseph and Emily (Crosby) Lincoln. http://www.capecodhistory.us/Garland-Lincoln/Lincoln-BRC.html

Joseph Crosby Lincoln Birth: February 13, 1870 in Massachusetts, United States Death: March 10, 1944 Occupation: Novelist Source: Dictionary of American Biography, Supplement 3: 1941-1945 . American Council of Learned Societies, 1973. BIOGRAPHICAL ESSAY Lincoln, Joseph Crosby (Feb. 13, 1870 - Mar. 10, 1944), novelist, was born in Brewster, Mass., on Cape Cod, the only child of Joseph and Emily (Crosby) Lincoln. His ancestors on both sides of the family had settled on Cape Cod in the mid-seventeenth century; his father, like his grandfather and uncles, was a sea captain. When Joseph was about a year old his father died, and the boy grew up in the home of his maternal grandmother. He was allowed to roam the Cape at will and thus acquired an intimate knowledge of its distinctive culture and became familiar with the idiom, thrifty ways, and understated humor of its people. Joseph received his early education at the local school and when about twelve moved with his mother to Chelsea, Mass. (near Boston), where he attended high school, returning to the Cape each summer. After finishing his schooling he held various jobs, as office boy and bookkeeper in the Boston area and as clerk in a brokerage firm in Brooklyn, N. Y. For a time he studied art with the Boston illustrator Henry Sandham [ q.v.

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