She was the Supervisor of Domestic Science at the Knoxville College in Tennessee during 1905.
Between 1900 to 1930 the census reports her living in Harrisville, Butler Co., PA. She is remembered by neighbors as the women that for many years she would always bring fresh flowers to church every Sunday to put up front.
For many years she was a missionary in Egypt until she had to return home to take care of her parents.
Between 1900 to 1930 the census reports her living in Harrisville, Butler Co., PA. She is remembered by neighbors as the women that for many years she would always bring fresh flowers to church every Sunday to put up front.
For many years she was a missionary in Egypt until she had to return home to take care of her parents.
She was the Supervisor of Domestic Science at the Knoxville College in Tennessee during 1905.
Between 1900 to 1930 the census reports her living in Harrisville, Butler Co., PA. She is remembered by neighbors as the women that for many years she would always bring fresh flowers to church every Sunday to put up front.
For many years she was a missionary in Egypt until she had to return home to take care of her parents.
Between 1900 to 1930 the census reports her living in Harrisville, Butler Co., PA. She is remembered by neighbors as the women that for many years she would always bring fresh flowers to church every Sunday to put up front.
For many years she was a missionary in Egypt until she had to return home to take care of her parents.
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Grace Rebecca 1874 - 1946
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