LC control no. | n 50027799 |
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Descriptive conventions | rda |
LC classification | PS3519.A34 WaU |
Personal name heading | Jackson, Kathryn, 1907-1985 |
Variant(s) | Jackson, Kathryn B., 1907-1985 |
See also | For works of this author written under other names, search also under: Hubbard, Joan, 1907-1985. For works of this author written in collaboration with Byron Jackson, search also under: Archer, Peter (Children's author) Garfield, Robert (Children's author). Hubbard, Joan, 1907-1985 Archer, Peter (Children's author) Garfield, Robert (Children's author) Graduate of: Pratt Institute http://rdaregistry.info/Elements/u/P60808 |
Other standard no. | 0000000119380689 96941100 |
Associated country | United States |
Located | Scranton (Pa.) Morristown (N.J.) |
Birth date | 1907-05-29 |
Death date | 1985-10-19 |
Place of birth | New York (N.Y.) |
Place of death | Morristown (N.J.) |
Field of activity | Children's stories Children's literature Editing Journalism--Editing |
Affiliation | Silver Burdett Company Scholastic Magazines, Inc. |
Profession or occupation | Writers Editors |
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Found in | Her The rabbit who had four lucky feet, 1942. The boss of the barnyard, c1949: t.p. (Joan Hubbard) Catalog of copyright entries. Third series: 1976: July-December, via Google books, viewed July 12, 2016 (Joan Hubbard, pseud. of Kathryn Jackson) Random House children's books, spring 2009 catalogue: page 55 (The road to Oz, Little Golden Book, adapted by Peter Archer; Peter Archer ... was the pen name of Kathryn and Byron Jackson, who wrote hundreds of stories for Golden Books) <http://www.randomhouse.com/kids/pdf/Span1_09_Catalog.pdf> Train stories, 1949: title page (Robert Garfield) Catalog of copyright entries, third series, January-June 1949, viewed online March 24, 2023: page 316 (Garfield, Robert, pseud. The penny puppy, Train stories) page 343 (Jackson, Kathryn. For works in collaboration with Byron Jackson published under names Peter Archer and Robert Garfield, see Peter Archer, pseud. and Robert Garfield, pseud.) Navigating the competitive world of publishing with the help of a lion and an elephant, March 18, 2016, via Morristown Green website, viewed online March 24, 2023 (born in New York City on May 29, 1907, Kathryn Bowman studied Art Education at the Pratt Institute; at Pratt met Byron H Jackson, Jr., after marrying in 1934, Byron left his job as an art instructor and moved with her to Scranton. The Jacksons made an effective writing team, authoring over 50 titles for the Golden Books series. In 1955 assumed the post of Senior Editor at Silver Burdett Textbook Company in Morristown; moved to Scholastic Magazine in 1960, retiring in 1969. A Morristown resident for several decades, Kathryn B. Jackson died on October 19, 1985) New Jersey, U.S., death index, 1848-1878, 1901-2017, via Ancestry website, viewed March 24, 2023 (Kathryn B Jackson, birth date: 29 May 1907; death date: 19 Oct 1985, death place: Morristown, Morris, New Jersey) |
Associated language | eng |