Ella Reeve Bloor

1862–1951 (age 89)

labor organizer

Biography

Ella Reeve Bloor was a dedicated labor organizer born in 1862 who devoted her life to advancing workers' rights and social justice. Her tireless advocacy and organizational efforts made her a prominent figure in the labor movement during her era.

Bloor's commitment to improving conditions for working people remained unwavering throughout her career. She passed away in 1951 and was laid to rest at Harleigh Cemetery, remembered as a champion for the labor movement and social reform.

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