Anne Corinne Colburn Ellison
American lineage society founder
About Anne Corinne Colburn Ellison
Anne Corinne Colburn Ellison (died January 8, 1946), also known as Mrs. Frank Dexter Ellison, was an American civic leader who founded the National Society Daughters of Colonial Wars.
Civic activities Ellison was a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution and was featured in a 1920 edition of the organization's national publication. In 1918 and 1919, she served as the DAR's state regent of Massachusetts. In November 1918, she was received at a meeting of the Ausotennoog DAR Chapter in Lee, Massachusetts.
Ellison donated a mid-19th-century parasol to Historic New England.
Personal life and death Ellison was from Belmont, Massachusetts.
She died on January 8, 1946.
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American lineage society founder
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Anne Corinne Colburn Ellison died on 8 January 1946.
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