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b. 1866
A practical early-20th-century writer on home economics and small-scale farming, she focused on making country living productive, self-supporting, and grounded in everyday experience.

by Kate V. (Kate Vandenhoff) Saint Maur
Kate V. Saint Maur, also listed in library records as Kate Vandenhoff Saint Maur, was born in 1866. She is best known for books on home management, small farming, and country living, including A Self-Supporting Home (1905), The Earth's Bounty (1909), and Making Home Profitable (1912).
The surviving catalog and ebook records consistently present her as a writer of practical guidance rather than fiction. Her work centers on how households could raise food, manage land, and turn domestic labor into a more independent and financially useful way of life.
Reliable biographical details beyond her name variants, birth year, and published works were not easy to confirm from the sources I found, so this overview keeps to the basics that appear consistently in library and public-domain records.