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Lydia Ann Emerson Porter

PORTER, Lydia Ann Emerson, author, born in Newburyport, Massachusetts, 14 October, 1816. She is a second cousin of Ralph W. Emerson, and was educated at the Ipswich female academy from 1829 till 1832, then taught in Royalton, Vermont, and in 1834 established a school in Springfield, Vermont In 1836 she became principal of Putnam female seminary, in Zanesville, Ohio, and she subsequently took charge of the female department of Delaware academy, Newark, Ohio. In 1841 she married Charles E. Porter, of Springfield, Vermont, and she has since resided in that town. Mrs. Porter is the author of "Uncle Jerry's Letters to Young Mothers" (Boston, 1854) and " The Lost Will" (1860), and several Sunday-school books.

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