Friday, January 6, 2012
Thursday, January 5, 2012
On the 1900 census for Worcester Mass, there is a listing for Hattie M.L. Childs, musician. It's got to be her! She lived at 11 Murray Ave (possibly in an apartment) with her husband Harry A. who was a bookkeeper in a Printing? shop. She was born in Apr 1870, as was her husband. They had been married 5 years and had no children.
Searching marriage records by Harry's name, I found a listing for him and Hattie M Lynn Kittridge on 12 April 1895, so I really do think it's her. However on the marriage record, she's listed as a bookkeeper, too. I wonder if she just up and decided to play the harp one day...
Her parents on the 1900 census are listed as: Charles W Barker, Sarah E Barker, on her marriage license they are: Charles W, Sarah E Knapping. ???
And sadly, Harry is listed as divorced in the 1910 census and living back at home with his mom.
Searching marriage records by Harry's name, I found a listing for him and Hattie M Lynn Kittridge on 12 April 1895, so I really do think it's her. However on the marriage record, she's listed as a bookkeeper, too. I wonder if she just up and decided to play the harp one day...
Her parents on the 1900 census are listed as: Charles W Barker, Sarah E Barker, on her marriage license they are: Charles W, Sarah E Knapping. ???
And sadly, Harry is listed as divorced in the 1910 census and living back at home with his mom.
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
I'm continuing to cobble together different pieces of Prelude 2.
The 2nd sequence of chords is out of tempo, even with the metronome! And I'm not able to remove the metronome clicking because I've already deleted the sample areas I could have used.
I need to re-record the whole thing after I restring my harp.
I'm becoming more of a critical listener (I hope).
The 2nd sequence of chords is out of tempo, even with the metronome! And I'm not able to remove the metronome clicking because I've already deleted the sample areas I could have used.
I need to re-record the whole thing after I restring my harp.
I'm becoming more of a critical listener (I hope).
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