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Anna Maria Fielding Hall (1800–1881)
Hall, Anna Maria Fielding, Mrs. An Irish writer of fiction, wife of Samuel C.; born at Dublin, Jan. 6, 1800; died on Jan. 30, 1881; At one time her novels and short stories of Irish life enjoyed great popularity. Besides the works written in collaboration with her husband (for which see his name) he published: ‘Sketches of Irish Character’ (1829); ‘The Buccaneer’ (1832); ‘Lights and Shadows of Irish Life’ (1838); ‘Tales of the Irish Peasantry’ (1840). Of her dramas the most successful was ‘The French Refugee,’ produced in 1837.