Lydia Maria Child

Biography

Lydia Maria Child (1802–1880) distinguished herself as a writer, editor, and abolitionist whose voice rang boldly for justice across the literary and philanthropic circles of her time. Her passionate advocacy and literary contributions inspired many to action and left an enduring imprint on the movements for equality that she embraced.

It is still with admiration that visitors to North Cemetery remember her unwavering courage and generous spirit, ensuring that the causes she championed live on in the hearts of those who follow her example.