Beulah Winn Stunston
American civic leader
About Beulah Winn Stunston
Lived 1880 – 1959 (aged 78).
Beulah Winn Stunston (November 17, 1880 – May 7, 1959), also known as Mrs. J. L. Stunston, was an American socialite, civic leader, and public health official. She served as the Kentucky state president of the United Daughters of the Confederacy and as the President of the Kentucky Tuberculosis Commission, the Secretary of the Kentucky Health and Welfare League, and the Director of the Kentucky Public Health Nurse Work.
Early life and family Stunston was born in Mayfield, Kentucky to Albert McNeill Winn and Frances Curd. Through her Winn and Snead family, she traced her lineage back to Virginian colonists and patriots of the American Revolution. She was unanimously elected to that office in 1919.
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Who was Beulah Winn Stunston?
American civic leader
When was Beulah Winn Stunston born?
Beulah Winn Stunston was born on 17 November 1880.
When did Beulah Winn Stunston die?
Beulah Winn Stunston died on 7 May 1959.
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