Born in December of 1855 in Greenbrier County West Virginia, Dowd was the daughter of two schoolteachers. The family moved to Massachusetts while Dowd was still a child. She completed several tracts of education including English, German, and classics and was named class poet. Over the years she was employed as a teacher, administrator, and parttime writer, working in schools in Connecticut and New York. She retired in 1926 and went on a tour of the western United States, before returning to Hudson, New York permanently, though she did spend many winters in Fort Myers, Florida. Vacation Verses was followed by Our Common Wild Flowers in 1906 and Along the Way, which is co-authored by her sister Luella, in 1938. Dowd died at the age of 87, in 1943.
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