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CHENEY, Mrs. Ednah Dow

Ednah Dow Cheney, the daughter of Sargent Smith Littlehale and Edna Parker Littlehale, was born in Boston, MA on June 27, 1824. She attended Mount Vernon School in Boston, but much of her literary education came through her participation in Margaret…

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Association for the Advancement of Women

CHACE, Mrs. Elizabeth Buffum

Elizabeth Buffum Chace, who toiled for the Anti-slavery and women's suffrage causes, hailed from Providence Rhode Island. She was born in Providence, RI on December 9, 1806. Elizabeth married Samuel Buffington Chace in 1828 and the couple were…

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CHENEY, Mrs. Ednah Dow

Association for the Advancement of Women

CHACE, Mrs. Elizabeth Buffum