Person Detail: James Kirke Paulding

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General Information:
Full Name: James Kirke Paulding
Biography: (1778-1860) Poet. James Kirke Paulding lived in Coldspring, New York.
Author's Timeline:
1778		Dutchess County James Kirke Paulding was born near Millbrook, New York in 1778.
1812		(Unknown) County The Diverting History of John Bull and Brother Jonathan
1813		(Unknown) County The Lay of the Scottish Fiddle: A Tale of Havre de Grace, Supposed to Be Written by Walter Scott, Esq.
1815		(Unknown) County The United States and England
1817		(Unknown) County Letters from the South
1818		(Unknown) County The Backwoodsman Poem.
1822		(Unknown) County A Sketch of Old England, by a New England Man
1823		(Unknown) County Königsmarke, the Long Finne: A Story of the New World Historical novel.
1825		(Unknown) County John Bull in America; or, The New Munchausen
1826		(Unknown) County The Merry Tales of the Three Wise Men of Gotham Short story collection.
1828		(Unknown) County The New Mirror for Travellers and a Guide to the Springs
1829		(Unknown) County Tales of the Good Woman Short story collection.
1830		(Unknown) County Chronicles of Gotham Short story collection.
1830		(Unknown) County The Lion of the West
1831		(Unknown) County The Dutchman's Fireside Novel.
1832		(Unknown) County Westward Ho! Novel.
1835		(Unknown) County The History of Uncle Sam and His Boys
1836		(Unknown) County The Book of St. Nicholas Short story collection.
1860		Dutchess County James Kirke Paulding died in Hyde Park, New York in 1860.
?		Putnam County Paulding lived in Cold Spring, New York.
?		Westchester County Paulding grew up at Paulding Manor, near Tarrytown; his sister was married to Washington Irving's brother William.
?		Kings County James Kirke Paulding is interred in the Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn, New York.