Wells, Emmeline B. (Emmeline Blanche), 1828-1921
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Wells, Emmeline B. (Emmeline Blanche), 1828-1921
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Wells, Emmeline Blanche Woodward 1828-1921.
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Wells, Emmeline B. (Emmeline Blanch Woodward), 1829-1921
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Wells, Emmeline B. (Emmeline Blanche Woodward), 1829-1921.
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Wells, Emmeline B. (Emmeline Blanche Woodward), 1829-1921.
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Woodward, Emmeline Blanche, 1828-1921
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Harris, Emmeline Blanche Woodward, 1828-1921
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Whitney, Emmeline Blanche Woodward Harris, 1828-1921
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Wells, Emmeline Blanche Woodward Harris Whitney 1828-1921
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Emmeline Blanche [Woodward] Wells was born 29 February 1828, at Petersham, Massachusetts to David Woodward and Deiadama Hare. She joined the LDS Church on her fourteenth birthday and then moved to Nauvoo. She married James Harvey Harris, Newell K. Whitney, and Daniel Hanmer Wells. She played a major role nationally and internationally regarding the Church and women's suffrage. She served as the fifth president of the Relief Society, from 1910-1921. She died on 25 April 1921 in Salt Lake City, Utah.
General Relief Society President of the Mormon Church, editor of the "Women's Exponent," an advocate of women's suffrage in 19th and 20th century Utah.
General Relief Society President of the Mormon Church, editor of the "Women's Exponent," and an advocate of women's suffrage in Utah.
Emmeline B. Wells (1828-1921) was General Relief Society President of the Mormon Church, editor of the "Women's Exponent," and an advocate of women's suffrage in 19th and 20th century Utah.
General Relief Society President of the Mormon Church, editor of the "Woman's exponent," an advocate of women's suffrage in 19th and 20th century Utah.
Emmeline Blanche [Woodward] Wells was born 29 February 1828 at Petersham, Massachusetts to David Woodward and Deiadama Hare. She joined the LDS Church on her fourteenth birthday and then moved to Nauvoo, Illinois. She married James Harvey Harris, Newell K. Whitney, and Daniel Hanmer Wells. She played a major role nationally and internationally regarding the Church and women's suffrage. She served as the fifth president of the Relief Society, from 1910-1921. She died on 25 April 1921 in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Daughter of Abraham O. Smoot; Latter-day Saint Church General Relief Society Presidency member; and Brigham Young University Professor Emeritus.
Emmeline B. Wells (1828-1921) was General Relief Society President of the Mormon Church, editor of the "Women's Exponent," an advocate of women's suffrage in 19th and 20th century Utah.
General Relief Society President of the Mormon Church, editor of the "Women's Exponent," and an advocate of women's suffrage in the 19th and 20th centuries in Utah.
Emmeline B. Wells (1828-1921) was a prominant Mormon suffraget and church leader.
Emmeline Blanche (Woodward) Wells was born February 29, 1828 at Petersham, Massachusetts to David Woodward and Deiadama Hare. She joined the LDS Church on her fourteenth birthday and then moved to Nauvoo, Illinois. She married James Harvey Harris, Newell K. Whitney, and Daniel Hanmer Wells. She played a major role nationally and internationally regarding the Church and women's suffrage. She served as the fifth president of the Relief Society from 1910-1921. She died on April 25, 1921 in Salt Lake City, Utah.
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