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![. 1889 It meant a great and radical change when signs were forbidden and all were required to use English spelled on the fingers or spoken 1926 [From: The Rochester School for the Deaf Archives]](/docs-images/86/93363871/images/1-1.jpg "Born: January 8, 1861 South Grove, Ill. Died: April 30, 1939 Cremated at Mt Hope Cemetery Rochester, NY on May 4, 1939 Family of origin: Father John (b. 1820) and Mother Elizabeth J. Hampton (b.")
1 Rosa Hampton Halpen ( ) Pioneering Student and Educator Quote: Everyone here seems to be of the opinion that the experiment has been a success, and that the college will continue to receive women It meant a great and radical change when signs were forbidden and all were required to use English spelled on the fingers or spoken 1926 [From: The Rochester School for the Deaf Archives] Born: January 8, 1861 South Grove, Ill. Died: April 30, 1939 Cremated at Mt Hope Cemetery Rochester, NY on May 4, 1939 Family of origin: Father John (b. 1820) and Mother Elizabeth J. Hampton (b ) from the United Kingdom. After emigration to the US, father was a farmer/farm laborer, living in Illinois for a time. Four sisters, one brother: Mary, Bessie (Elizabeth), Katie (Catherine), Jeannie (Jane), ROSA and Willie (William). Parents had two other unnamed children who died in infancy.
2 Oldest sister, Mary (b in England) was also Deaf. Rosa reported that Mary became Deaf at age 4 due to uncertain reasons, perhaps a severe cold. Mary Halpen attended the Illinois School for the Deaf ( ) and married a Deaf man, Samuel Kee in Rochester, N Y in Rosa became Deaf between 10 and 11 years of age after having spinal meningitis. Contributions/Relationship with the Deaf Community: One of the first students to attend Rochester School for the Deaf and the first graduate in Teacher at Rochester School for the Deaf for 30 years Part of an early group of women students educated at Gallaudet University One of the founders of the RSD Alumni Association Was listed as a member of the American Association to Promote the Teaching of Speech and American Instructors of the Deaf Wrote a book on the history of Rochester School for the Deaf. Schooling: 1873 or attended Fanwood School for the Deaf attended Rochester School for the Deaf (entering October as STUDENT #9 and being the first to graduate in 1884, graduating with honors ). member of a missionary society and literary/debating club at Rochester School for the Deaf member of the group that formed the Alumni association (1904) and actively involved as officer in the Alumni association for many years took a two- year program of courses at Gallaudet University Professional Experiences: and teacher at Rochester School for the Deaf taught kindergarten, reading/language and was on the editorial staff of the Rochester Advocate (school newspaper) 1936: Wrote an early history of the Rochester School for the Deaf ( ) Personal information: Lived in Rochester with various family members most of her life (her mother and sister, Kate, and her sister Jeannie and her family). Lived with her older Deaf sister when she was about 14 years old in Argyle, NY after enrolling in Fanwood. Silent worker (1922) reported she was an excellent speaker, lipreader, and signmaker. Original documents/publications: Halpen, Rosa H. (1884). George Eliot as a Woman and as a Writer (graduation essay). Rochester Daily Paper for Our Little People, 4 (264).
3 Halpen, Rosa (1890, December 13). Number Teaching. Rochester Daily Paper for Our Little People. 11, (84), pgs Halpen, Rosa (1928). Early Impressions of Georgie. Silent Worker, 40, (10), pg Halpen, Rosa H. (1926) Reminiscences of Early Days. Rochester Advocate, 47, (2), pgs Halpen, Rosa H. (1936). A History of Rochester School for the Deaf, Rochester, NY: Rochester School for the Deaf. References : Who s Who in the Deaf World (1922). Silent Worker, 35 (3), pg Rosa Hampden Halpen : Our First Graduate Passes. (1939, May). Rochester Advocate, 59 (8), pg. 8. Alumni notes. (1939, June). Rochester Advocate, 59 (9), pgs Other documents/information/pictures: Image below from RSD enrollment book (Rochester School for the Deaf Archives): Image below from 1875 Census: Rosa is about 14 years old she is living with her sister (Mary Kee, now married with an infant) in Argyle New York (near Saratoga Springs). Her older sister Mary was Deaf and as well as her husband Samuel Kee (age 35 cabinet maker?). Image below from US special census on Deaf hearing marriages (note): Rosa Halpen took down the information for the form about her sister, Mary Halpen (Kee) in January She worked for Dr. Fay as one of the Gallaudet students
4 collecting demographic information during this time. Below picture of group of teachers from Williams, Lynne D. (1976). One Hundred years: The Rochester School for the Deaf Written and printed by RSD Board of Trustees.
5 Below document from the 1881 Western New York Institute for Deaf- Mutes Principal s Report in the Documents of the Senate of the State of New York, Volume 3 (1882). Albany: Weed, Parsons & Company Legislative Printers. Below photograph from Rochester School for the Deaf Archives:
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