Theresa Dyer
Also recorded as M. M. M. · Minnie Logan · Minnie Theresa Dyer · Mrs. T. E. L. Logan
Theresa Dyer
- Born
- 1845 · Brookville.
- Died
- 1882 · Manhattan.
- Occupation
- writer · poet
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Theresa Dyer (1845–1882) was a writer and poet.
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1845
Theresa Dyer born at Brookville.
1882
Theresa Dyer died at Manhattan.
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- 1.N. Y. Cor. "Cincinnati Gazette". Death of "Minnie Myrtle.". Weekly Public Ledger. 1. 11 July 1882.
- 2.Theresa Dyer Wrote Famous Poems on Elk. The World. 49. 2 May 1947.
- 3.Minnie Myrtle Miller (Theresa Dyer) (1845-1882). www.oregonencyclopedia.org.
- 4.The Unfortunate Minnie Myrtle Miller. Los Angeles Evening Express. 1. 13 October 1888.
- 5.Miller, James Henry Blair. Observations and Impressions of the Journal Man, by Fred Lockley. The Oregon Daily Journal. 12. 27 October 1921.
- 6.Frost, 44
- 7.Frost, 46
- 8.Marberry, 58–59
- 9.A Poet-Editor's Wife. The Pall Mall Gazette. 4. 12 June 1883.
- 10.Sad Was Her Lot. Lead Daily Call. 3. 14 February 1899.
- 11.Minnie Myrtle Miller m. T. E. Logan in Portland. Marion County Record. 4. 9 March 1877.
- 12.The Mountain Poet and Minnie Myrtle. Watonga Republican. 1. 20 February 1913.
- 13.Joaquin Miller's wife, 'Minnie Myrtle,' is dying over in New Jersey. Batesville Guard. 4. 3 May 1882.
- 14.Minnie Myrtle Miller. The Buffalo Commercial. 2. 16 June 1882.
Bibliography printed in the source article · 2
- Frost, Orcutt William. Joaquin Miller. Twayne Publishers, 1967.
- Marberry, M. M. Splendid Poseur: Joaquin Miller—American Poet. New York: Thomas Y. Crowell Company, 1953.
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