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    Mary Upton Ferrin - Earliest Massachusetts Pioneer In Woman Suffrage
    Mary Upton Ferrin - Earliest Massachusetts Pioneer In Woman Suffrage
    Mary Upton Ferrin - Earliest Massachusetts Pioneer In Woman Suffrage
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    Mary Upton Ferrin - Earliest Massachusetts Pioneer In Woman Suffrage

    By S.M. Smoller

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    Biography of Mary Upton Ferrin, credited with taking the first step for Woman Suffrage in Massachusetts. To Commemorate the 75th Anniversary of Woman Suffrage 1920-1995.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherS.M. Smoller
    Release dateApr 16, 2012
    ISBN9781476486697
    Mary Upton Ferrin - Earliest Massachusetts Pioneer In Woman Suffrage
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    S.M. Smoller

    I am the Library Media Specialist for the Higgins Middle School and the Web Author for the Peabody Public Schools. I spent a decade freelancing as a newspaper correspondent. My writing now takes the form of curriculum designed to incorporate the history of Essex County, specifically Peabody, Massachusetts.

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