Category:Lydia Maria Child
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| Date of birth | 11 February 1802 Medford Lydia Maria Francis | ||||
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| Date of death | 20 October 1880 Wayland | ||||
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Media in category "Lydia Maria Child"
The following 9 files are in this category, out of 9 total.
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(Portrait of Lydia Maria Child) (LOC) (40709685641).jpg 587 × 998; 233 KB
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Appletons' Child David Lee Lydia Maria signature.jpg 491 × 85; 16 KB
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Appletons' Child David Lee Lydia Maria.jpg 375 × 463; 71 KB
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Letter to) My dear Mrs Childs (sic) (manuscript (IA lettertomydearmr00chil2).pdf 1,345 × 1,666, 6 pages; 446 KB
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Lydia Maria Child engraving.jpg 510 × 644; 178 KB
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Lydia maria child grave.JPG 1,020 × 1,792; 439 KB
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Lydia Maria Child.jpg 502 × 450; 33 KB
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LYDIA MARIA CHILD.jpg 752 × 1,038; 127 KB
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Signature of Lydia Maria Child.png 491 × 85; 6 KB
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Categories:
- Child (surname)
- Lydia (given name)
- Maria (given name)
- 1802 births
- 1880 deaths
- National Women's Hall of Fame inductees
- Births in Medford, Massachusetts
- Deaths in Wayland, Massachusetts
- Female writers from the United States
- Female novelists from the United States
- Abolitionists from the United States
- Women's rights activists from the United States
- 19th-century Unitarians from the United States
- American Anti-Slavery Society
- National Anti-Slavery Standard
- Indigenous rights activists
- Poets from the United States
- Massachusetts Anti-Slavery Society
- A Woman of the Century
- 19th-century novelists from the United States
- 19th-century poets from the United States