Vingie E. Roe(1879-1958)

Writer

Vingie E. Roe was born on 7 December 1879 in Wyandotte, Kansas, USA. Vingie E. was a writer, known for The Crimson Challenge (1922), Wild Honey (1918) and Big Timber (1924). Vingie E. was married to Raymond L. Lawton. Vingie E. died on 13 August 1958 in Sonoma County, California, USA.

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The Crimson Challenge

2.3

Writer

1922

Wild Honey

Writer

1918

Big Timber

Writer

1924

Twilight

Writer

1919

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A Perilous Journey
6.3
- novel "The Golden Tide" (as Vingie Roe)
- 1953
The Splendid Road
- novel
- 1925
Big Timber
- novel "The Heart of the Night Wind"
- 1924
North of the Rio Grande
- novel "Val of Paradise"
- 1922
The Crimson Challenge
2.3
- novel "Tharon of Lost Valley"
- 1922
Twilight
- story "The Alchemy of Love"
- 1919
Wild Honey
- story
- 1918
The Primal Lure
- story
- 1916
Her Idol
Short
- story
- 1915
The Heart of the Night Wind
Short
- scenario
- 1914

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Alternative name
- Vingie Roe
Born
- December 7, 1879
- Wyandotte, Kansas, USA
Died
- August 13, 1958
- Sonoma County, California, USA
Spouse
- Raymond L. Lawton
Other works
Novel: "The Golden Tide" (filmed as A Perilous Journey (1953))

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Roe's home for many years was the Lost Valley Ranch, located some nine miles northeast of the town of Napa, California in an area called Wooden Valley.

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