Sara MacCormack Algeo

1876–1953 (age 77)

suffragist and writer

Biography

Sara MacCormack Algeo was a suffragist and writer who lived from 1876 to 1953. She was a dedicated advocate for women's rights and used her literary talents to advance the causes she believed in during a pivotal era for women's suffrage in America.

Algeo's contributions to both the suffrage movement and American letters remain part of her enduring legacy. She was laid to rest in Woodside Cemetery, where she is remembered as a woman who fought for equality and expressed her convictions through her writing.

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