I am the daughter of Herbert Lee Stillman, M. D. and Sarah Elizabeth (Browning) Stillman. I was born in Charlestown, Rhode Island, November 21, 1895 and named Hannah Amelia Stillman. We moved from Charlestown to Westerly when I was about 4 and to West Acton, Massachusetts when I was 6. We returned to Westerly when I was 12 and in seventh grade and lived there until after I graduated from college. Afterwards my family moved to a farm in North Stonington, Connecticut, where they have resided since, and I have spent many vacations there.

Education	Degrees
Westerly High School 1910-1914
Rhode Island State College, 1914-1918	B.S., 1918
University of Missouri, 1921-1922	M.A., 1922
Univ. of Chicago, summer quarter, 1925 Yale University, 1925-1926 University of Missouri, 1927	Ph.D., 1927
Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Physical and Electrochemistry, 1927-1928 (assisted husband in research)

Publications:
1. Thrice Cooked Vegetables for Diabetics, Hannah A.Stillman, Journal of Metabolic Research, v. 4, no. 5-6 pp. 575-7, 1923.
2. The Effect of Methods of Preparation upon the Vitamin Content of Spinach, Louise Stanley and Hannah A. Stillman, Journal of Home Economics' v. 16, pp. 558-565, 1924.
3. The Determination of Surface Area of Young Women and its Use in Expressing Metabolic Rate;, Hannah Stillman Bradfield, American Journal of Physiology, v. 82, no. 3, pp. 570-576, 1927.
4. The Role of Membranes in Electrodialysis, Richard Bradfield and Hannah Stillman Bradfield, Journal of Physical Chemistry, v. 33, pp. 1724-1732, 1929.

Positions:
Teacher of Science, Salem (West Virginia) High School, 1918-1919.
Instructor, Home Economics, Beaver (Pennsylvania) College, 1919-1920.
Instructor, Home Economics, Transylvania and Hamilton Colleges, 1920-21.
Instructor, Assistant Professor, Home Economics, University of Missouri, 1921-1927.
Spent two summers during World War 1 (1917-1918) teaching Food Conservation, employed by Providence Housewives League.
Spent two summers, while at Univ. of Missouri, as substitute dietitian at Columbia Hospital, Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania, where my sister was chief dietitian.

Since 1927 I have not been employed, but have been occupied quite fully with home duties and activities related to my husband's profession and my children's interests. I have done some community work through such organizations as League of Women Voters, Parents-Teachers Association (PTA), and American Association of University Women (AAUW). I served on the Board of Education in Cayuga Heights, as Republican Committee Woman, and as a Director of Education of the Town of lthaca in the 1940's. Since 1950, I have travelled a great deal with my husband when he has been doing consulting work on Agricultural Education and Research. Foreign travel with him includes:

1927-1928	1 year	Studying in Europe
1948	7 months	Mexico, Southern and Western U. S.
1950	2 months	International Soils Science Congress in Europe
1955-1956	19 months	Far East
1957	1 month	Mexico and South America
1958	2 months	Far East
1959	2 months	South and Central America
1962	1 month	Mexico
1963	2 months	Nigeria and Far East

When at home, I have been engaged at times in research on family history

Interests and Hobbies:
Music has always been one of my principal pleasures. Since childhood, I have played the piano and sung in choruses and choirs. Like my parents. I sing at my work. I also enjoy writing. I served on the editorial board of student periodicals in both high school and college and was editor of the college paper, "The Beacon," my senior year. Flower arranging is another life long interest. I experiment with foods, design clothing, and interior decorating, as most homemakers do. As student and teacher, I enjoyed my studies and association with students. It has been gratifying and rewarding to continue these contacts with my husband's students and friends of my children.

FAMILY HISTORY OF HANNAH STILLMAN (MRS. RICHARD) BRADFIELD dated November 1, 1963 has been provided by William M. Morgan of Washington, USA
Additional information and pictures have been provided by David Maurice Bradfield