y in Hartford; joins Monday Evening Club. Travels to England with family (May-November); meets Robert Browning, Ivan Turgenev, Lewis Caroll, and others in London; lectures in England. 1874 Daughter Clara born.1875 Publishes Tom Sawyer.1878 Contracts with Elisha Bliss for another book about Europe; travels with family to Europe (April 1878-September 1879). Visits Germany, the Swiss and French Alps, and Italy. 1879In Paris, Belgium, the Netherlands, and England, before returning to Hartford. 1880 Publishes A Tramp Abroad. Daughter Jean Clemens is born. 1881 Publishes The Prince and the Pauper.1883 Publishes Life on the Mississippi. 1884 Lectures in Midwest and East. Founds Charles W. Webster and Co. publishing house. 1885 Celebrates 50th birthday. Publishes Huckleberry Finn . Webster & Co. publishes U.S. Grant's Memoirs. 1886 Forms partnership with James Paige to develop Paige Compositor. 1889 Publishes A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court. Signs a new agreement with Paige. 1890 Buys all rights to Paige Compositor. Mother Jane Clemens and mother-in-law Olivia Langdon die. 1908Visits Bermuda. Moves to his last home, "Stormfield," in Redding, Connecticut. Organizes "Angelfish Club." 1909Lives at Stormfield. Delivers his last public speech. Diagnosed with heart disease. Publishes Is Shakespeare Dead, Captain Stormfield? Clara Clemens marries Ossip Gabrilowitsch. Jean Clemens dies at Stormfield.1910Visits Bermuda on last trip outside U.S. Dies on April 21 at Stormfield. Buried atElmira’s Woodlawn Cemetery....
