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Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Catherine Anne Warfield (1816-1877), a Southern United States writer of poetry and fiction, who along with her sister Eleanor, was first in the line of Percy family authors. Born in Natchez, Mississippi, she was the daughter of Sarah Percy and Nathaniel Ware. She was raised primarily in Philadelphia after her mother's hospitalization there for mental illness, she began writing poetry with her sister at an early age. They published two volumes together as The Two Sisters of the West, The Wife of Leon (1843) and The Indian Chamber (1846). The poetry met with moderate success, though it is today criticized as par for its time, relying heavily on many of the day's gothic and sentimental contrivances.

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