!BIRTH-DEATH: 03-Sep-1996 Lane, OR deaths363, Rebekah Hash Poller
!BIRTH-DEATH: US Social Security Death Index42, Rebekah H. Poller
!BIRTH-DEATH: US Social Security Applications and Claims Index3, Rebekah Hash Poller
!BIRTH-DEATH-BURIAL: New Park Cemetery, Fort Gaines, Clay, GA1,676, Rebekah Hash Poller, https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/124774833
!BIRTH-DEATH-BURIAL: FamilySearch2, Rebekah Paullin Hash, https://ancestors.familysearch.org/G37R-7WY
!CENSUS: 1910 Militia District 431, Clay, GA, Lillian A. Hash
!CENSUS: 1920 Jonesboro, Clayton, GA, Rebecca Hash
!CENSUS: 1930 Gaffney, Limestone, Cherokee, SC, Rebecca Hash
!REFERENCE: 1912 obituary for father Rev. A. G. Hash677, Rebecca Hash
!REFERENCE: 1936-1937, University of North Carolina, B.A. Library Science, Rebekah Paullin Hash, https://archive.org/stream/commencement19361936uni...9361936univ_djvu.txt, https://archive.org/stream/universityofnort1936193...ort19361937_djvu.txt
!REFERENCE: 1936-1938, for future husband Herbert M. Poller, "Poller, Herbert M. - of Schenectady County, N.Y. Socialist. Candidate for New York state assembly from Schenectady County 2nd District, 1936; candidate for delegate to New York state constitutional convention at-large, 1937; candidate for U.S. Representative from New York 30th District, 1938. Presumed deceased. Burial location unknown.", https://politicalgraveyard.com/bio/pollack-pomerene.html#065.93.42
!CENSUS: 1940 Los Angeles, CA, Rebekah Hash
!OCCUPATION: Librarian
!REFERENCE: 28-Dec-1941 Atlanta Constitution, Atlanta, GA, page 2C, engagement announcement for Hebert M. Poller and Rebekah Paullin Hash
!REFERENCE: 1958-1963 The Flannery O’Connor Collection, "Rebekah Poller is mentioned by O’Connor in several letters to others as her “friend in Schenectady, NY.”Poller and her husband contacted O'Connor frequently while visiting their own family in Milledgeville, and the two women were mutual acquaintances of Granville Hicks. The Poller folder contains ten letters from O’Connor dated April 1958 to December 1963. Topics discussed include a trip O’Connor intended to make to New York City, life at Andalusia, people they both know, O’Connor’s driving lessons, their mutual interest in swans, and information about O’Connor's friend Cecil Dawkins, who was living at Yaddo at the time. Also included is an acknowledgement card from Regina Cline O’Connor sent to Poller after O’Connor’s death. She states that her daughter was able to see the Pollers from her hospital bed when they came to visit her. In two other notes Regina Cline O'Connor thanks the Pollers for Christmas gifts. Another item found in this folder is a single undated letter from Mimi Johnson to Poller. Johnson attended GSCW at the same time as O’Connor, and in her letter to Poller she describes an afternoon visit she had with O’Connor at Andalusia. Poller’s file also contains a typescript copy of O’Connor’s speech entitled "The Fiction Writer and His Country", which she had delivered at GSCW. According to information provided in the file, the transcript was given to Poller to share with Granville Hicks at the time he was writing The Living Novel: A Symposium.", https://sites.google.com/site/postmarkedmilledgevi...e-state-university-1
!REFERENCE: 26-Feb-1964 Friends on SNCC Executive Committee, Rebekah H. Poller, and Herbert Poller, https://scholar.harvard.edu/files/imonson/files/2013_06_18_14_41_49.pdf
!REFERENCE: 23-Aug-1968 Columbus Enquirer, Columbus, GA, page 2, obituary for step-father Hebert Neal Massey, Rebekah Poller
!REFERENCE: 1983, "Flannery O'Connor and Rebekah Poller: A Correspondence", https://www.jstor.org/stable/26669866
!REFERENCE: 1992 Wingate, Clevie H., "Memories of Grayson", page 147, Rebekah Hash