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Mary "Molly" Ella Bakewell

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with the goal of becoming an Episcopal minister. Though she struggled to find a church that would employ her because of her gender she traveled and spoke in support of female clergy and eventually led a parish church in Wyoming. She also published several additional works including a fictional
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Her early reform efforts focused on promoting childhood education, specifically kindergartens. She was a member of the International Kindergarten Union and the Allegheny and Pittsburgh Free Kindergarten Association. Her first published work,
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to develop a plan for suffragist training known as the "Pittsburgh Plan" which offered classes on "practical politics" at the
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Savings Bank, and Ellen Frances Boardman Bakewell (1845–1901). She was the eldest of three daughters, with younger sisters
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and took up the cause of female clergy. She also authored three books and an unpublished manuscript.
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Archives. She died at the age of 92 in 1960 and is buried with her family in
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What Woman is Here? The Autobiography of a Woman Pioneer in the Rural West
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What woman is here? The Autobiography of a Woman Pioneer in the Rural West
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Guide to the Papers of the Bakewell-McKnight Family, 1815-1990.
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In her 40s, while living with her sister Euphemia in
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University of Pittsburgh Press. 605: 40:International Kindergarten Union 109: 1: 715:Suffragists from Pennsylvania 572:Evelyn Wotherspoon Wainwright 236:documents.alexanderstreet.com 214:Heinze History Center, MSS272 167:Hartford Theological Seminary 68:Hartford Theological Seminary 66:. Later in life she attended 507:Sophie Gooding Rose Meredith 345:Bakewell, Mary Ella (1949). 330:Bakewell, Mary Ella (1949). 271:Bakewell, Mary Ella (1902). 174:(1949) and an autobiography 102:, was published in 1901 and 180:Ourselves the Suffragettes, 741: 334:. Oxford University Press. 603: 725:Hartford Seminary alumni 300:– via PressReader. 275:. 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Index

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
kindergartens
International Kindergarten Union
women's suffrage
Eliza Kennedy Smith
Lucy Kennedy Miller
Jennie Bradley Roessing
Mary Flinn Lawrence
Hannah Patterson
Hartford Theological Seminary
Allegheny City
Pennsylvania
Dollar
Euphemia
Sewickley
American Woman Suffrage Association
Silent Sentinels
Woodrow Wilson
Alice Paul
Lucy Kennedy Miller
Jennie Bradley Roessing
University of Pittsburgh
Monongahela Wharf
Schenley Park
Hartford Theological Seminary
Heinz History Center
Allegheny Cemetery


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