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Harry Kirke Wolfe
Harry Kirke Wolfe (November 10, 1858 – 1918) was a prominent early American psychologist.
==Early life==
Harry Kirke Wolfe was born on November 10, 1858 to Jacob Vance Wolfe and Eliza Ellen Batterhorn in Bloomington, Illinois. Both of his parents were teachers. Before her marriage, Ellen Batterhorn taught in public schools and was eventually elected the chair of mathematics at Glendale Woman’s College in Glendale, Ohio. After their marriage Jacob Wolfe taught for many years in Illinois and in Gosport, Indiana. Harry was the oldest of their nine children, two of whom died before the age of two.
When Harry was thirteen his family moved to a farm near Lincoln, Nebraska. As the eldest son Harry was responsible for working on the farm. He had a deep love of books and often read while walking behind the plow.〔 (Ludy T. (1991). ''Harry Kirke Wolfe: pioneer in psychology''. Lincoln, NE: University of Nebraska Press. )〕
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