Difference between revisions of "Mary V Cook (Q490635)"
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Born Enslaved. Possibly free before 13th Amendment. Often wrote as "Grace Ermine." A teacher, club leader, writer and newspaper editor who contributed to what one scholar calls the "black Baptist sisterhood" . | |||
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Latest revision as of 07:49, 18 May 2021
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Mary V Cook
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Educator
Lecturer
Community Activist
Editing and Publishing
Born Enslaved. Possibly free before 13th Amendment. Often wrote as "Grace Ermine." A teacher, club leader, writer and newspaper editor who contributed to what one scholar calls the "black Baptist sisterhood" .