Ellen H. (Ellen Hardin) Walworth

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Ellen H. (Ellen Hardin) Walworth

1858–1932

A late-19th-century writer whose books ranged from travel writing to religious biography, she is best remembered today for The Life and Times of Kateri Tekakwitha. Her work reflects a strong interest in history, faith, and storytelling for general readers.

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About the author

Ellen H. Walworth, listed in library and archival records as Ellen Hardin Walworth, was an American author born in 1858 and deceased in 1932. Surviving catalog records connect her with works including Life Sketches of Father Walworth, with Notes and Letters, An Old World as Seen Through Young Eyes; or, Travels Around the World, and The Life and Times of Kateri Tekakwitha, the Lily of the Mohawks.

Her published work suggests a writer drawn to biography, travel, and Catholic historical subjects. The range of those titles points to an author interested both in personal lives and in making the past vivid for readers.

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