Georgine Milmine

Early life Georgine Milmine was born in Ontario, Canada, but later moved to live in Upstate New York She pursued a career in journalism and wrote for the St. Louis Star, the Buffalo Courier, and apparently tried to start her own periodical, named The Chiel, although its fate is unknown. When ''McClure's itself was sold, the new owner apparently threw away the research files, including the first edition of Science and Health''. At least some of Milmine's research survived; it was purchased in June 1920 by The First Church of Christ, Scientist, from a New York Manuscript dealer. Later life After her first husband's death in January 1912, Milmine remarried, this time to a pharmacist in Auburn, Arthur A. Adams, on 14 August 1914. She and her second husband moved to Falmouth, Massachusetts, in 1937. She died in August 1950, three weeks before her husband. They were buried in Fort Hill Cemetery, Auburn. ==Selected works==

• Milmine, Georgine, Cather, Willa, et al. (January 1907 – June 1908). "Mary Baker G. Eddy: The Story of Her Life and the History of Christian Science", ''McClure's'' (14 installments). • • Introduction by Stewart Hudson. ==References==