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Birth. 28 Apr 1899. Lawrence, Essex County, Massachusetts, USA. Death. 9 Jul 1983 (aged 84) Fairfield, Fairfield County, Connecticut, USA. Burial. Old Bennington Cemetery. Bennington, Bennington County, Vermont, USA Add to Map.
Jan 31, 2008 · About Lesley Frost Ballantine (1899-1983) Lesley Frost Ballantine, or Lesley Frost, as she always liked to be known, was the second child of Robert and Elinor Frost. She was born in Lawrence, Massachusetts on April 28, 1899. The Frosts moved to a farm in Derry, New Hampshire in the fall of 1900 when she was sixteen months old, and her early ...
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Jul 12, 1983 · Lesley Frost Ballantine, an author of children's books and lecturer on English literature, died Saturday at the North Fairfield Geriatric Center in Fairfield, Conn. She was 84 years old.
Tap to see the full-sized image. Nearby Graves. Catholic Cemetery. Contributors. Lesley Frost Ballantine. M4DN-CW1. Find out more about Lesley Frost Ballantine. 8 Birth Records. 7 Marriage Records. 5 Death Records. 6 Census Records. Lesley Frost Ballantine. Born: 28 April 1899. Died: 9 July 1983. Age: 84 Years 2 Months 11 Days. People Buried Here.
Lesley Frost Ballantine (1899-1983), an author of children's books and lecturer on English literature, and was the only surviving child of the poet Robert Frost, who had five children. She formerly lived in Manhattan, and moved to Fairfield in 1980. Among her books were ''Digging Down to China,'' ''Not Really,'' ''Really, Not Really,'' and ...
When she was an adult, Lesley Frost Ballantine recalled Christmases during her childhood in New Hampshire. Her father, the poet Robert Frost, was very much involved in—and, in fact, usually coordinated—the planning for the holidays, which began as early as October.
Jim Nickerson interview with Lesley Frost Ballantine, writer and daughter of Robert Frost, about her father, her family life, and her family correspondence. This archival material has been provided for educational purposes. Ball State University Libraries recognizes that some historic items may include offensive content.
