Gilbert Byron Fast Facts/Timeline

 
July 12, 1903
Born in Chestertown, Maryland
  1923 Graduated from Washington College, AB History
  1923-1925 Teacher and Principal at Kennedyville School
  1925-1926 Teacher and Football Coach at East Huntingdon County, Alverton, PA
  1924-1933 Teacher and Principal at Lewes High School, Lewes, DE
  1927 Married Edna Bearman, Greensboro, MD
  1933-1945 Teacher, Dover High School, Dover, DE
  1942 Bought 3 lots on San Domingo Creek near St. Michaels, MD
Built and erected one room cabin in the summer
These Chesapeake Men was published
  1943 Delaware Poems was published
  1945 White Collar and Chain was published
Added a second room to his cabin
Resigned from teaching
  1946 Added fireplace to his cabin
Separated from his wife, Edna and moved to Maryland
  1951-1957 Teacher at Easton and St. Michaels High Schools, both in Talbot County, MD
  1953 Chesapeake Cove was published
  1957 The Lord's Oysters was published
  1959-1977 "Chesapeake Cove" was published weekly in Eastern Shore newspapers
  1961 The Wind's Will was published
  1965 Chesapeake Duke was published
  1971-1977 (?) Poetry Teacher for the "Poetry in the Schools" project
  1982 Sunbathing with the Professors was published
  1983 Cove Dweller was published
  1985 Sight of a Marsh Hawk was published
  1987 Chesapeake Seasons: A Cove Journal was published
  1990 Done Crabbin': Noah Leaves the River was published 
  June 25, 1991 Died in Easton, Maryland


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Information courtesy of Jacques Baker.