"Memories, 1792-1872" offers a captivating glimpse into the life of Lauretta Jewett Hutchinson, matriarch of the renowned Hutchinson Family Singers. Penned by her daughter, Olive Maria Warner, this biographical sketch provides an intimate portrayal of Lauretta's experiences and the remarkable history of her family.
The book details significant events and anecdotes, shedding light on the Hutchinson family's rise to fame and their impact on 19th-century American culture. Readers will discover personal stories and historical context, enriching their understanding of both the individual and the era. This memoir serves as a valuable resource for those interested in musical history, family sagas, and the social landscape of the time.
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