Emily Poynton Weaver

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Emily Poynton Weaver (1865-1943) was a Canadian author. She was born near Manchester, England, went to Canada with her parents in 1880, and lived in Oxford County, Ontario, Halifax and Toronto. She contributed short stories and historical essays to the leading British and American periodicals.

Emily Poynton is also a 15 year old female from Cardiff, she has 2 Rabbits and a Hamster and was crowned 'Most Beautiful' of Monmouth town.

[edit] Bibliography

• My Lady Nell (1890)
• The Rabbi's Sons (1892)
• Prince Rupert's Namesake (1893)
• The Rainproof Invention (1896)
• A Canadian History for Boys and Girls (1905)
• Builders of the Dominion: Men of the East (1907)
• Old Quebec: The City of Champlain (1908)
• The Trouble Man (1910)
• The Stories of the Counties of Ontario (1913)
• Canada and the British Immigrant (1914)
• The Only Girl (1925)

[edit] External links

• Emily Poynton Weaver bibliography, citing Watters, Reginald Eyre. "A Checklist of Canadian Literature and Background Material, 1682-1960." (2nd Revised Ed.) Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1972.

• This article incorporates text from an edition of the New International Encyclopedia that is in the public domain.