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Three Historical Influential Women

Three Historical Influential Women. Clara Barton. Title Page. Back. Early Life of Clara Barton. Born on December 25, 1821. in North Oxford, Massachusetts. Her parents were Stephen and Sarah Barton. She had red hair and brown eyes. She had 4 brothers and sisters.

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Three Historical Influential Women

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  1. Three Historical Influential Women

  2. Clara Barton Title Page Back

  3. Early Life of Clara Barton Born on December 25, 1821. in North Oxford, Massachusetts. Her parents were Stephen and Sarah Barton. She had red hair and brown eyes. She had 4 brothers and sisters. Her religion was Catholic. She had 2 horses and 1 dog. Her older siblings taught her lots of things like math, reading, and horseback riding. Then she went to boarding school at the age of 8. She attended Colonel Richard School. She missed home so much that her dad went to get her! She became a teacher at 17 years old. She even started her own school in North Oxford. Clara was successful at many things in her life. She was always trying to learn more. She never got married. Back Title Page

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  6. National Woman’s Hall of Fame Mission 3 Women of the Hall Title Page "To honor in perpetuity these women, citizens of the United States of America whose contributions to the arts, athletics, business, education, government, the humanities, philanthropy and science, have been the greatest value for the development of their country." Clara Barton achievement~ Science Juliette Gordon Low achievement~ Humanities Eunice Kennedy Shriver achievement~ Humanities

  7. Juliette Gordon Low Title Page

  8. National Woman’s Hall of Fame Mission 3 Women of the Hall Title Page "To honor in perpetuity these women, citizens of the United States of America whose contributions to the arts, athletics, business, education, government, the humanities, philanthropy and science, have been the greatest value for the development of their country." Clara Barton achievement~ Science Juliette Gordon Low achievement~ Humanities Eunice Kennedy Shriver achievement~ Humanities

  9. Early Life of Juliette Gordon Low Was born October 31, 1860, in Savannah, Georgia, and died there January 17, 1927. Daisy, as she was known to family and friends, was the second of six children of William Washington Gordon and Eleanor Kinzie Gordon. Her father's family were early settlers in Georgia and her mother's family played an important role in the founding of Chicago. A sensitive and talented youngster, Daisy spent a happy childhood in her large Savannah home, which has been purchased and restored by Girl Scouts of the U.S.A. Now known as the Juliette Gordon Low Girl Scout National Center, the handsome Regency house was designated a Registered Historic Landmark in 1965. Young Daisy developed what was to become a lifetime interest in the arts. She wrote poems, sketched, wrote and acted in plays and later became a skilled painter and sculptor. In her teens, Daisy attended private schools in Virginia and later a French school in New York City. Following her school years she traveled extensively in the United States and Europe, broadening her education. Title Page

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  12. Eunice Kennedy Shriver

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