Jane Elizabeth Hoyt-Stevens

1860–1933 (age 73)

Biography

Jane Elizabeth Hoyt-Stevens (1860–1933) devoted her energy to the betterment of society, taking up causes that uplifted women, families, and the communities they served. Her thoughtful voice and advocacy left an impression on the circles she touched.

She is interred at Old North Cemetery, where friends recall a wise and generous soul whose presence brightened every room.

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