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Notable Women in Public Life and Society Lost Figures
A survey of prominent women and events from the era notes Mrs Buleabeth il the frst woman soluister ordained in America living at Henrietta and Miss Mary Andrews of Hamilton installed as pastor at First Presbyterian in Kansas City. Also Ava Eleanor McBride found her husband’s grave in Alexandria VA, and Miss Leslie appointed lady in waiting to the Duchess for Connaught. Margaret McCos, mother of Methodism in the west, dies in Omaha. Willam Tod Helmuth resumesNational Council of Women leadership. Charity Wiggins, a former slave, dies in Birmingham GA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buleabeth
America
Henrietta
Rm. Agassiz
Louie "Agasate
Dee
Tadelite College
Mary Andrews
Hamilton
First Presbyterian Church
Kansas City
Mlesour
Ava Eleanor McBride
Alexandria
Jack Leslie
Connaught
Angel Sin
Are
Margaret McCos
Methodiam
Omaha
France
Willam Tod Helmuth
New York
Edgerton
Nationral Council of Women
Charity Wiggins
Just
Birmingham
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