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Gillmore (INEZ HAYNES American author)

INEZ HAYNES, American author, born of American parents in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 1873; received her common school education in Boston, then took a special course in Radcliffe College, from 1897 to 1900. She was first married to Rufus Hamilton Gillmore, and later to William H. Irwin.

Together with Maud Wood Park she founded the National College of the Equal Suffrage League. She is the author of "June Jeopardy" (1908); "Maida's Little Shop" (1910); "Phoebe and Ernest" (1910); "Janey" (1911); "Phoebe, Ernest and Cupid" (1912); "Angel Island" (1914); "The Ollivant Orphans" (1915); "The Lady of Kingdoms" (1917); "The Happy Years" (1919), and many short stories published in American magazines.