Ellen Wright Garrison
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Ellen Wright Garrison
Summary
Ellen Wright Garrison is a human[1]. She was born on August 19, 1840[2]. She died on 1931[3]. She worked as a suffragist[4].
Key Facts
- Ellen Wright Garrison was born on August 19, 1840[2].
- Ellen Wright Garrison died on 1931[3].
- Burial took place at Forest Hills Cemetery[5].
- Ellen Wright Garrison's father was David Wright[6].
- Ellen Wright Garrison's mother was Martha Coffin Wright[7].
- Among Ellen Wright Garrison's spouses was William Lloyd Garrison Jr.[8].
- A child of Ellen Wright Garrison was William Lloyd Garrison III[9].
- Ellen Wright Garrison held citizenship in United States[10].
- Ellen Wright Garrison worked as a suffragist[4].
- Ellen Wright Garrison was a member of National American Woman Suffrage Association[11].
- Ellen Wright Garrison is recorded as female[12].
- Ellen Wright Garrison's instance of is recorded as human[13].
- Ellen Wright Garrison's given name is recorded as Ellen[14].
- Ellen Wright Garrison's described at URL is recorded as https://documents.alexanderstreet.com/c/1009677121[15].
- Ellen Wright Garrison's described by source is recorded as Online Biographical Dictionary of the Woman Suffrage Movement in the United States[16].
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Origins and Family
Ellen Wright Garrison was born on August 19, 1840[2]. Her father was David Wright[6]. Her mother was Martha Coffin Wright[7].
Career and Affiliations
Ellen Wright Garrison worked as a suffragist[4].
Personal Life
Ellen Wright Garrison was married to William Lloyd Garrison Jr.[8]. A child of her was William Lloyd Garrison III[9].
Death and Burial
Ellen Wright Garrison died on 1931[3]. She is buried at Forest Hills Cemetery[5].
FAQs
Who were Ellen Wright Garrison's parents?
Ellen Wright Garrison's father was David Wright[6]. Ellen Wright Garrison's mother was Martha Coffin Wright[7].
Who was Ellen Wright Garrison married to?
Ellen Wright Garrison's spouses include William Lloyd Garrison Jr.[8].
What did Ellen Wright Garrison do for work?
Ellen Wright Garrison worked as suffragist[4].