Facts and opinions relating to the deaf from America.

Date:
1888
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Credit: Facts and opinions relating to the deaf from America. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    26. INSTITUTION FOR THE IMPROVED INSTRUCTION OF DEAF-MUTES, LEXINGTON AVENUE, NEW YORK. D. Greenberger, Principal, expresses no opinion upon this question. 27. CLARKE INSTITUTION. Miss Caroline A. Yale, Principal, expresses no opinion upon this question. In answer to a special request for information regarding the marriages of former pupils, Miss Yale submits the following report:— ' Seventeen pupils have married. Twelve have married deaf- mutes educated in other schools, 5 have married hearing per- sons. We know of no deaf child born to any former pupil of this school. ' Below are given, as requested, all the information we have in regard to those marrying deaf-mutes. Allen, James D. (dead), Montague, Mass., one child—not deaf, Annan, Josephine A., East Boston, Mass., Mrs. Beltis. Bosworth, Mary, Eastford, Conn. Brown, Mary Lizzie, Kensington, N.H. Forbes, Alice V., Sherborn, Mass., Mrs. Henry A. Porter. Kelly, Mary E., Lynn, Mass., Mrs. C. E. Burrill, one child- not deaf. Nevers, Harry W., Bridgport, Conn. Nicholls, Marietta, Arlington, Mass. Porter, Isabel E., Santa F6, New Mexico, Mrs. Lars M. Larson, one child—not deaf. Robinson, Hattie F., Boston, Mass. Towle, Lewella, East Boston, Mass., Mrs. Ivary W. Allen. Whittier, Mary Emma, Brooklyn, N.Y., Mrs. Leo Qreis.' 28. ARKANSAS INSTITUTION. F. D. Clarke, Principal, expresses no opinion upon this question.