1936. Two years later, she married the poet and novelist Josiah Titzell (aka Frederick Lambeck). They made their home in Redding, Connecticut. After he died in 1943, she continued to live there for the rest of her life. Parrish died of a cerebral hemorrhage in Danbury, Connecticut, in 1957. She endowed the "Anne Parrish Titzell Professor of Neurology" chair at Cornell University, originally for research and treatment of mental and emotional disorders. Bibliography Pocketful of Poses (1923) Knee-High to a Grasshopper (1923), illustrated by Dillwyn Parrish Lustres (1924), illus. Dillwyn Parrish The Dream Coach (1924), illus. Dillwyn Parrish – Newbery runner-up Semi-Attached (1924) The Perennial Bachelor (1925) Tomorrow Morning (1927) All Kneeling (1928) The Methodist Faun (1929) Floating Island (novel) (1930) – Newbery runner-up Loads of Love (1932) Sea Level (1934) Golden Wedding (1936) Mr. Despondency's Daughter (1938) Pray for a Tomorrow (1941) Poor Child (1945) A Clouded Star (1948) The Story of Appleby Capple (1950) – Newbery runner-up And Have Not Love (1954) The Lucky One (1958) References External links Josiah Titzell (second husband) at Library of Congress Authorities, with 5(?) records, and at WorldCat 20th-century American novelists American women novelists American children's writers American art collectors American philanthropists Writers from Colorado Springs, Colorado Newbery Honor winners Philadelphia School of Design for Women alumni 1888 births 1957 deaths American women children's writers 20th-century American women writers People from Redding, Connecticut People from Claymont, Delaware Novelists from Colorado