Writer and diplomat. A graduate of Yale College (Class of 1841), he had a particular interest in agriculture and landscape design. He first went with the US consul to England in 1844 and later served as U.S. consul at Venice, Italy, (1853-1854). He wrote several books on travel and rural themes. His best known works were sentimental essays entitled Reveries of a Bachelor (1850) and Dream Life (1851), both written under the psuedonym "Ik Marvel".
See also # 187452779 , which may be a cenotaph.
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Husband of Mary F. Pringle; m. 31 MAY 1853. Son of Rev. Alfred Mitchell & Lucretia Mumford Woodbridge.
See also # 187452779 , which may be a cenotaph.
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Husband of Mary F. Pringle; m. 31 MAY 1853. Son of Rev. Alfred Mitchell & Lucretia Mumford Woodbridge.
Writer and diplomat. A graduate of Yale College (Class of 1841), he had a particular interest in agriculture and landscape design. He first went with the US consul to England in 1844 and later served as U.S. consul at Venice, Italy, (1853-1854). He wrote several books on travel and rural themes. His best known works were sentimental essays entitled Reveries of a Bachelor (1850) and Dream Life (1851), both written under the psuedonym "Ik Marvel".
See also # 187452779 , which may be a cenotaph.
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Husband of Mary F. Pringle; m. 31 MAY 1853. Son of Rev. Alfred Mitchell & Lucretia Mumford Woodbridge.
See also # 187452779 , which may be a cenotaph.
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Husband of Mary F. Pringle; m. 31 MAY 1853. Son of Rev. Alfred Mitchell & Lucretia Mumford Woodbridge.
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