Английская Википедия:Anne Emlen Mifflin

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Шаблон:Short description Anne Emlen Mifflin (April 30, 1755 - March 22, 1815)[1] was a Quaker minister, abolitionist, and social reformer in the late 18th and early 19th centuries.[2][3] Bryn Mawr has a collection of her papers including a diary.[4]

She was a member of the Emlen family in Philadelphia, daughter of George and Ann Emlen.[5] Her brother James Emlen was a signatory to the Treaty of Canadaigua in 1794.[6]

She was married to Warner Mifflin in 1788, after his first wife died in 1786.[7] They travelled together and convinced the Society of Friends to allow African Americans full fellowship.[7] They had sons Samuel E. and Lemuel.[8] After Warner Mifflin's death she travelled, preached and was involved in Quaker education and missions to American Indians.[7] She left her two boys in the care of her mother.[9]

She died March 22, 1815 and her will of 1811 left her estate to her two sons.[5]

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