Directory of People

• Alfred: Jennie's second child, Alfred Winslow Hincks (b.1880)
• Florence Bowers Thurston Humphries: Jennie's older sister, also in Italy during this trip (1849-1915)
  
• Florence Thurston Hincks: Jennie's fourth child (b. 1885). Florence was married May 21, 1913 to Thomas Frederick Sanford and resides in California in 1914.
• Hazel: Hazel Pierce Hincks, wife of Percy Hincks and Jennie's daughter-in-law
  
• Helen: Helen Chase, friend of Florence and Jennie, also in Italy during this trip
  
• Henry Correll Thurston: Jennie's last child, died as an infant (1887-1888)
• Hortense Oudesluys (Dec. 1893-Oct. 31, 1992) according to the US census. In the 1916 “Biological Bulletin” of the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, MA., she is mentioned as a teacher at Western High School, Baltimore, Maryland. She is travelling with her mother, and is just a friend met on the trip.
  
• Hugh Young: b. 1830, was married to Anne Carolyn Thurston who was the younger sister of Jennie’s father, Richard Bowers Thurston. He was writing his autobiography.
• Jane Miller Pierce: Jennie's mother (b. 1823)
  
• Jennie: Jennie King Thurston Hincks, our protagonist and narrator (1855-1933)
  
• John: Jennie's husband, John Howard Hincks. They were second step-cousins sharing a common great grandfather, David Thurston. (d. 1894)
  
• Margaret: Jennie’s third child, Margaret Howard Hincks Morse, (b. 1883)
• Marion Percy Thurston Pierce: Jennie's younger sister, living in Palo Alto, CA.
• Percy: Jennie's eldest son, Percy Thurston Hincks (b. Feb. 17, 1879)
• Richard Bowers Thurston: Jennie's father (1819-1895)
• Thomas Frederick Sanford: Jennie's son-in-law, married to Florence. He was a professor of English at the University of California
• Dr. Wm. Dunn: a dentist in Florence who in 1889 was at 24 Donatello