Costello, F. H. 1851-1921
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Name (Latin)
Costello, F. H. 1851-1921
Other forms of name
Costello, Frederick Hankerson, 1851-1921
Date of birth
1851
Date of death
1921
Gender
male
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Sources of Information
- His The girl with two selves, 1913:t.p. (F. H. Costello)
- OCLC data base, 2-27-91(hdg.: Costello, Frederick Hankerson, 1851-1921)
- LC in OCLC, 2-27-91(hdg.: Costello, Frederick Hankerson, 1851- )
Wikipedia description:
Frederick Hankerson Costello (September 24, 1851 – 1921) was an author of adventure novels. Born and raised in Bangor, Maine, Costello specialized in nautical fiction, but made at least one early contribution to the genre later called prehistoric fiction with his Sure-Dart of 1909. His books were normally pitched to a young adult audience. Costello's 'day-job', at which he worked for 30 years, was as Bangor manager for the national credit-reporting firm R. G. Dunn. The Boston Globe reported in 1910 that Costello owned a talking crow, who could say 'papa', 'mama', 'what' and "a number of other short words".
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