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1. www.robertfrostfarm.org › about › chronologyChronology — Frost Farm

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   A second daughter, Irma Frost is born on June 27. 1905. A third daughter, Marjorie Frost is born on March 29. Frost writes “The Black Cottage,” “The Housekeeper,” and “The Death of the Hired Man.” 1906. Derry Enterprise publishes “The Tuft of Flowers.” Following a public reading of the poem, Frost accepts a teaching position at ...

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2. medium.com › invisible-illness › robert-frostsRobert Frost’s Tragic Personal Life Teaches Us ... - Medium

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   Jun 26, 2020 · In 1947, his daughter, Irma was committed to a mental hospital. Elinor, Robert Frost’s wife, suffered from depression as well. Frost and his wife had six children.

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   How did schizophrenia affect Robert Frost's family?

   • John Cone and Hart spent time discussing schizophrenia and its impact on the Frost family. Cone’s mother, Irma — Robert Frost’s daughter — was schizophrenic. When she got older, Frost committed her to a mental hospital. The illness impacted other members of the family as well, such as Frost’s sister, who died in a mental hospital.

   Heartbroken, poet Robert Frost planned suicide in local swamp

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   What happened to frost's son Carol in a Witness Tree?

   • Frost's son Carol commits suicide. On the twenty-fifth anniversary of Frost's first public reading, Frost is invited to read his poetry at Tufts College as the Phi Beta Kappa poet. Frost purchases a house in Cambridge, Massachusetts. A Witness Tree is published. Frost is awarded his fourth Pulitzer for A Witness Tree.

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   Did Robert Frost try to validate Carol's attempts as a farmer?

   • Robert Frost tried to validate Carol’s attempts as a farmer, but also in his poetry. In fact, for years before, Robert Frost constantly wrote letters to his son about how good his poems were, but told him that he had to find success on his own path and not through the connection of his father.

   Robert Frost’s Tragic Personal Life Teaches Us That Life Goes On

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4. wydaily.com › story › 2017/03/26Heartbroken, poet Robert Frost planned suicide in local swamp ...

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   Mar 26, 2017 · Obituaries. Strictly Business. Stay Connected. About Us. Support Local Journalism. Contests. Advertise With Us. Search ... Cone’s mother, Irma — Robert Frost’s daughter — was schizophrenic ...

5. www.geni.com › people › Irma-ConeIrma Cone (Frost) (1903 - 1981) - Genealogy - Geni.com

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   Mar 27, 2024 · Birthplace: Derry, Rockingham, New Hampshire, United States. Death: April 12, 1981 (77) Moretown, Washington, Vermont, United States. Immediate Family: Daughter of Robert Lee Frost and Elinor Miriam Frost. Mother of John Paine Cone. Sister of Elliott Frost; Lesley Ballantine; Carol Frost; Marjorie Fraser and Elinor Bettina Frost.

6. www.wm.edu › news › storiesHart's book explores the little-known Robert Frost | William ...

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   Mar 16, 2017 · John Cone and Hart spent time discussing schizophrenia and its impact on the Frost family. Cone’s mother, Irma — Robert Frost’s daughter — was schizophrenic. When she got older, Frost committed her to a mental hospital. The illness impacted other members of the family as well, such as Frost’s sister, who died in a mental hospital.

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8. www.dailypress.com › 2017/05/03 › new-insight-intoNew insight into Robert Frost’s life and work – Daily Press

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   May 3, 2017 · News Obituaries; Place an Obituary; ... “The Life of Robert Frost,” was a work-in-progress. ... Irma, who was Frost’s daughter, suffered from schizophrenia and had to be committed to a ...

9. www.modernamericanpoetry.org › robert-frostRobert Frost | Modern American Poetry

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   Home -. Robert Frost. Frost was born and spent his first eleven years in San Francisco. At that point, his father, a journalist, died and the family moved to New England. Frost was educated at Dartmouth and Harvard and for a time made an effort to run a poultry farm in New Hampshire. But in 1912 he went to England, where he published his first ...