News
Framingham storyteller celebrates town’s suffragist past | Boston.com
www.boston.com
Framingham played a significant role in the fight for women's rights, as two local women in the 1910s were thrown in jail while fighting for the vote: Collins, a single woman who ran a dry goods store in town, and Louise Mayo, a mother of seven who drove a horse-drawn wagon carrying students to and from ...
MISS LOUISE MAYO WED.; Noted Surgeon's Daughter Bride of George Treat...
www.nytimes.com
We are continually improving the quality of our text archives. Please send feedback, error reports, and suggestions to . A version of this archives appears in print on April 11, 1928, on Page S34 of the New York edition with the headline: MISS LOUISE MAYO WED.; Noted Surgeon's Daughter ...
1851: Marriage to Louise Mayo #ThrowbackThursday | Insights
news.mayocliniclabs.com
1851: Marriage to Louise Mayo #ThrowbackThursday. By Alyssa Frank • November 16, Handwritten record of W. W. Mayo's marriage to Louise Wright in On February 2, 1851, Dr. William Worrall Mayo married Louise Abigail Wright. Unlike her immigrant spouse, she was of old pioneer American stock, having ...
Framingham News - Louise Mayo
www.framingham.com
Louise Mayo, a farmer's wife and mother of seven,who lived on Nixon Road in the early 1900's, was jailed in Washington, D.c. during a suffrage protest. She was pardoned by President Woodrow Wilson. Josephine Collins was in business in Framingham Centre and was involved in a suffrage demonstration in Boston.
sorted by relevance / date