Background
Frederick Emmons Terman, the first child of Lewis Madison and Anna Terman, was born in English, Indiana on June 7, 1900. Due
to Lewis Terman's chronic tuberculosis, the family sought a more salubrious climate, moving to the Los Angeles area in 1905.
With the elder Terman's appointment to the Stanford University Education Department in 1910, the family settled permanently
in the Stanford area.
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