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Broadus married railroad porter Henry S. Anderson in 1898. They had one child who died before 1910. She was widowed by 1920. She married again in Texas in the 1920s, to Rev. John Henry Winn, a Black Baptist minister; he died in 1955. Martha Broadus Anderson Winn died in 1967, aged 91 years,
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Anderson was a soprano singer and voice teacher based in
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860:"Mrs. J. H. Winn Honored During Sacred Concert"
685:. University of Illinois Press. p. 146.
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809:"Interdenominational Choir (advertisement)"
611:Anderson, Martha Broadus (March 13, 1920).
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364:"Obituary for MARTHA B. WINN (Aged 91)"
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967:Musicians from Richmond, Virginia
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613:"The Music Cabinet: Folk Music"
559:"Madam Martha Broadus Anderson"
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308:"Mrs. Martha Broadus-Anderson"
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238:. She performed with pianist
587:"Extraordinary Announcement"
413:Richardson, Clement (1919).
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128:Martha Broadus was born in
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