| Full Name | Harriet Vaughan Cheney |
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| Notes | Harriet Vaughan Cheney was the sister of Eliza Foster Cushing, with her, editor of The Snow Drop magazine. Their niece, Theoda Davis Foster, was also an author. Two unverified titles have been attributed to Harriet Vaughan Cheney: The Sunday School, or Village Sketches (Andover, MA: Flaff & Gould, 1820) and The Broken Flower Pot (Boston, MA: Wait, Greene, 1830) both of which were possibly co-authored by her sister Eliza. The Broken Flower Pot was serialzed in The Snow Drop (April-June 1847). For a more detailed biography and bibliography, see her entry in the Canada's Early Women Writers project. |
| Birth date | 1796 |
| Birthplace | Brighton, MA |
| Death date | 1889 |
| Deathplace | Montreal, QC |
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