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100 1 Duncan, Sara Jeannette,|d1861-1922
370 Brantford, Ont.|bAshtead, England
374 Writer|aJournalist
377 eng
400 1 |wnne|aCotes, Everard,|cMrs.,|d1861-1922
400 1 Cotes, Sara Jeannette,|d1861-1922
500 1 |wnnnc|aCotes, V. Cecil,|d1861-1922
500 1 |wnnnc|aGrafton, Garth,|d1861-1922
500 1 |wnnnc|aWintergreen, Jane,|d1861-1922
663 For works of this author written under other names, search
also under:|bCotes, V. Cecil, 1861-1922|bGrafton, Garth,
1861-1922|bWintergreen, Jane, 1861-1922
670 Contemp. authors, Jan. 30, 2004|b(Sara Jeannette Duncan;
b. Dec. 22, 1861, Brantford, Ont.; d. July 22, 1922,
Ashtead, England)
670 Amicus, Jan. 30, 2004|b(Duncan, Sara Jeannette, 1861-1922)
670 Two girls on a barge, 1891|bt.p. (V. Cecil Cotes)
670 Wikipedia, Jan. 24, 2012|b(Sara Jeannette Duncan (22
December 1861-22 July 1922); Canadian author and
journalist; called Sara Jeannette Cotes after her marriage
to Everard Cotes M.A., of the Indian Civil Service, in
Calcutta, on 6 December 1890, but is most often referred
to by her maiden name (although a number of her texts were
published with "Mrs. Everard Cotes" embossed on the
covers); Sara Jeannette Duncan authored 'Two girls on a
barge', (London and New York, 1891), under the pseudonym
V. Cecil Cotes, and 'Two in a flat' (London, [1908?]),
under the pseudonym Jane Wintergreen; her column at the
Toronto Globe and other publications, was under the
pseudonym Garth and pen name, Garth Grafton)|uhttp://
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sara_Jeannette_Duncan
670 The crow's-nest, 1901:|btitle-page (Mrs. Everard Cotes
(Sara Jeanette Duncan), author of "An American girl in
London," "A social departure," etc.) cover (Sara Jeannette
Ducan)
