About Ann Weaver Bradley
Lived 1834 – 1913 (aged 78–79). Ann Weaver Bradley was an American temperance worker, writer and poet.
Ann Weaver Bradley (1834–1913), was an American educator, temperance worker, and writer. She did notable work for temperance in Kansas and Michigan.
Early life and education Sally Ann Weaver was born in Hartland, New York, May 19, 1834. Her parents, William and Mary Earl Weaver, removed from New York to Michigan during her infancy, first settling near the present city of Adrian, Michigan and later to Hillsdale County, Michigan.
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American educator, temperance worker, writer (1834-1913)
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Ann Weaver Bradley was born on 19 May 1834 in Hartland.
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Ann Weaver Bradley died in 1913.
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Ann Weaver Bradley was a temperance worker, writer and poet.
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