Sarah Ellen Blackwell

1828–1901 (age 73)

Biography

Sarah Ellen Blackwell, a sister to a pioneering physician, dedicated herself to letters and translation, chronicling family memories and supporting the advances of women in education.

Her thoughtful writings brought progressive ideas to readers and reinforced the importance of learning for all, and she is remembered from her place at Green-Wood Cemetery.

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