Jennie Anderson Froiseth

1849–1930 (age 81)

Social reformer

Biography

Jennie Anderson Froiseth (1849-1930) made her mark as a social reformer, lending her voice to the cause of equality and working to ensure a fairer society for women and families.

Her courage to speak for others and her steady advocacy are recalled with gratitude, and she now rests at Mount Olivet Cemetery.

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